ethan: we are not changing our name, for sure.ld me i had to call my iphone an igadget, i wouldn't. [laughter] consumers love what they love. andall it beyond meat, that makes perfect sense. the more noise made about this and more publicity, the more sales. i think it is a misplaced strategy, but the point i really want to make, i care a lot about american agriculture and the history there. this is an opportunity for the farmers, not a threat. if you think about the value proposition we are delivering on, if we use 93% less land to create the same amount of burgers you would use, 00 acres of land, you can create the same amount in seven of those acres you would need the full 100 for using cattle. so for farmers who switch to our system, they have 93 additional acres they can use to generate money. so i believe that the digital economy helps a lot of urban areas, it really left out the rural economy. we have the opportunity here to deliver some of the most exciting innovation back into the rural economy that i think has been seen i

. >> reporter: kristin and mike song are still in disbelief that their 15-year-old son ethan is gone. he accidentally shot himself last year when he was at a friend's house playing with guns. >> they were stored in a cardboard box along with the ammo. there was a gun lock in there, but the keys were in there. >> reporter: the songs had no idea the home had firearms, and they say careless gun storage cost their son his life. >> ethan pulled the trigger, and he was shot in the head, so he really had no chance of survival. >> reporter: a recent study by harvard researchers estimated up to 32% of youth firearm deaths by unintentional injury and suicide could be prevented if guns were properly locked and stored and ammunition is kept separately. only three states and washington, d.c. make unsafe storage, regardless of whether a child ever touches the gun, a crime. there is no federal law for safe gun storage. >> this war is killing our loved ones. >> reporter: but today the song family is fighting for one in their son's name. ethan's law introduced to congress today states that unsafe stor

ethan is not.ed to alad, even though we're both on the birth certificates. >> may i just reiterate, they're fraternal twins, with your sperm, so they each have a biological connection to you and they are born in the same womb, they are twins in the womb together. >> exactly. here we are in a situation where i'm an american citizen, aidan is an american citizen, alad has his green card and aidan on an expires visa. >> what are they trying to do, deport the family? >> they have not done that yet n february we had a victory where a judge in california declares ethan is a u.s. citizen at birth. and the state department was misapplying the law to ethan. so the state department is appealing that decision which has thrown us back into a fight. and we have to continue this legal fight until it is resolved by the court. >> so you have to go back to court with the federal government of the united states to fight for the logical conclusion that your children are american citizens, which they are and would be

emily: beyond meat's ceo there ethan brown.ebook bans more far-right agitators from its platform. we will discuss next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." now to a story we are following -- the fight against online hate speech. facebook says it is banning far right conspiracy theorists. facebook says a group of people violate its policies on hate speech and promote violence saying, "we have always banned individuals or organizations that promote violence and hate. that is what led us to our decision to remove these accounts today." the company also banning religious leaders known for promoting anti-semitic views. walk us through facebook's decision here. to ban a number of people at once. >> that part is definitely a little abrupt. this has been a long time coming, and a lot of people would say it is about time. what is interesting is they don't really have a super clear, like, pointing to exactly why they did this today versus a month ago or six month's ago, but when it comes down to is these people have been violating f

. >> reporter: kristin and mike song are still in disbelief that their 15-year-old son, ethan, is gone accidentally shot himself last year when he was at a friend's house playing with guns. >> they were stored in a cardboard box, along with the ammo. there was a gun lock in there, but the keys were in there. >> reporter: the songs had no idea the home had firearms, and they say careless gun storage cost their son his life. >> ethan pulled the trigger, and he was shot in the head, so he really had no chance of survival. >> reporter: a recent study by harvard researchers estimated up to 32% of youth firearm deaths by unintentional injury and suicide could be prevented if guns were properly locked and stored and ammunition is kept separately. only three states and washington, d.c. make unsafe storage, regardless of whether a child ever touches the gun, a crime. there is no federal law for safe gun storage... >> this war is killing our loved ones. >> reporter: ...but today the song family is fighting for one in their son's name. "ethan's law," introduced to congress today, states that unsa

we look forward to working with them. >> ethan brown, ceo and founder of beyond meat opening price $46 a share, about 2.7 million paired shares so far out of 9.6being made available back to you. >> frank, thank you so much. what a huge day at the nasdaq for those folks at beyond meat it's jaw-dropping. the stock right now is up more than 100%, as we're in the midst of a conversation kind of where we are in the market environment. a lot of these companies that are going to market now are not profitable yet they have had big valuations and they are just absolutely surging like we are seeing here. is this -- this is a great day for these folks. this is not how the ipo process is really supposed to work. >> right you have to question it a little bit. the initial range was $19 to $21. they priced it to $25 but it was initially $19 to $21 to see it priced $25 is overly aggressive but that's a nice move but to see it double like that, that tells you they didn't do a great job -- >> talk to underwriters and they will tell you there's no scientific way to know where to price it you want to leav

." >> "a dog's journey" where a dog keeps a promise to ethan, looking after ethan's granddaughter, c.j>> finally. >> who is this? it's bailey. i'm a girl now. look. >> we wanted to see you. we want to see c.j. ethan, it's me, bailey. >> is that you, bus dog? >> it's me. it's me. it's me. >> reporter: "a dog's journey" is scoring 54% rotten tomatoes, saying, anyone who has ever loved a dog and said good-bye, this is therapeutic. weapons-grade tearjerker material for dog lovers. >>> and keanu reeves is playing the third installment of john wick. he has a $14 million contract on his head. >> john wick, excomunicado is now in effect. >> you shouldn't be here. nice suit. >> good to see you, too. >> after this, we are less than even. >> there's no escape for you. the high table wants your life. >> keanu is working. that's good things. halle berry, laurence fishburne. getting 89%. the wow factor is off the charts. it's called bloody, brainles, fun. we like bloody, brainless fun. >> those movies, hoping to unseat "avengers: endgame." >> i don't think it will happen. >> we're just here on the s

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. >> first of all, shout out to ethan brown the founder.ds me that businesses are started buy people and entrepreneurs and a shut out to seth goldman the askedive chair of the company again the two of them working together have done a fantastic job bringing this company forward. and whole foods, too, for taking a chance and bringing the product in i mean, ethan started demoing this product a few years ago at a single whole foods store and look at where it is today. i think it demonstrates the appetite for growth and sustainability for growth in the public sector. >> in terms of this ipo it sets up a narrative around some of the other start-ups also focused on plant based proteeps like impossible foods. >> right. >> how do you think the broader sector is looking at this, especially some of these other bigger food manufacturers that might be looking to get in and compete at well? >> i think you are exactly right. it is on trend with the plant-based future i think it shows it is being sold as a burger i mean of the roughly $80 million sales 70

announced to me his friend's father kept free unsecured firearms in the home says ethan accidentallyf in the head he our doctor said in the tiniest voice, your son is dead. kristen and mark song are now sharing their story in hopes of creating a federal standard for safe gun storage. >>safe storage saves lives, connecticut, congresswoman rosa delauro introduced eaton's law in memory of it since. >>she says 4.6 million children live in homes with at least one gun that is loaded and unlocked. >>i would be against the law for a person to keep any fire on unsecured on their premises if their children in the house for rhode island congressman jim langevin, a co sponsor of the bill this is a personal issue. >>the accidental shooting that nearly took my life. >>the scare the national rifle association says this law will only make it harder for law-abiding citizens to protect themselves. in a statement the nra says there's no scientific evidence that government mandated one size fits all storage schemes reduce juvenile accidental firearm deaths or suicides in washington morgan right. >>comin

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charles: ethan, overnight.emocrats running for president, count seven or at least 10 or 11 are calling for impeachment, she kind of dissed them, i hear where you're coming from but you're not going to move me? >> yeah, harmeet and i have some level of agreement here, speaker pelosi taking the slow approach is probably the smart one even if i disagree with her. i disagree with harmeet on the point whether there is evidence to begin hearings, there is absolutely is. special counsel mueller said so yesterday in his beautiful legalese. speaker pelosi is right, needs to get the votes first. impeachment is end of process. let's begin the hearings. let's get tax return documents that haven't been turned over, that are being blocked, people are not complying with subpoenas. let's start seeing what the obstruction evidence looks like underneath. hearings must begin. that is what chairman nadler. >> he can't be impeached over the tax returns. that is kind of silly, if you want a sideshow over that they can. their job as

left coast news in california, ethan joins us tonight.ld think this is one subject you and i might find common cause and i'm amazed how many on the left are more than happy to give up their principles that they defended for generations because some big company is making liberal noises. does this terrify you as much as it terrifies me? >> it doesn't only because we have such a track record from the right as well. i mean, we have chick-fil-a. we have hobby lobby that went all the way to the supreme court. it does a little bit. because we shouldn't be having the conversation. but it's happening on both sides, tucker. >> no, it's not happening on both sides. >> it's not happening on the left at all. >> maybe 50 years ago. but name a large multinational corporation in this country that's right of center? >> chick -- well, i just named one, chick-fil-a. bass pro shops. we have hobby lobby. >> chick-fil-a. >> and -- >> chick-fil-a and hobby lobby, for real. up against american express. bank of america. i mean, are you serious? really? so, okay -

that's ethan from oakland. it through the full song yesterday without stopping or making any mistakes. the bears say ethan performed his first national anthem at the berkeley street fair. >>> getting a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, chris. today will be the warmest day of the week. if you like it warm and sunny, head inland. each and every day after today we'll experience a cooling trend and several chances of showers. take a look at a pretty gray emeryville. we'll replace that with a lot of sun for your mother's day. but have you been sneezing and itching? the culprit, the trees, things as you know are really blooming. we've got not only the high content with the trees. the olive, oak and pine allergens but also the grass pollens are medium. it's the trees if it's got you itching and it's going to be that way for a little while. we will get some rain, perhaps some relief. but do you really want rain by the end of the week? we'll call it unsettled because we'll not see sev

ethan, i would think this might be one subject on which you and i might find common cause.mazed by how many on the left are more than happy to give up their principles that they defended for generations because some big company is making liberal noises. does this terrify you as much as it terrifies me? >> it doesn't only because we have such a track record from the right as well. i mean we have chick-fil-a and hobby lobby that went all the way to the supreme court. no, it does a little bit because we shouldn't even be having the conversation. it's happening on both sides, tucker. >> tucker: no, it's not happening on both sides. actually it is the left. >> it absolutely is. >> tucker: name a large multinational corporation in this country that's right of center? >> well, i just named one chick-fil-a and props bass pro shops and hobby lobby. >> tucker: up against american express and bank of america. really? >> the point is people -- these are companies that put values out there. >> tucker: okay. so, you're okay with a company like disney doing business in china or netflix do

ceo ethan brown wants to have one product at least cheaper than meat in five years. him about pushback from vegans who questioned why he'd imitate meat. >> i believe it's part of who we are as humans. i believe that i'm hard wired to want meat. you know, i think the composition of my body, the structure of my body, we are carnivores, and so i don't see a day when humans aren't going to be eating a meat i actually see a day when they're eating plant based meat instead of animal beat to try to build a brand that everybody loves by telling them not to eat what they love is a bad idea so we view our work here as enabling people to eat what they love >> okay. the company plans to have its first earnings report as a public company on june 6th and perhaps then we'll get some idea of when they plan to be profitable all right, guys, which is fake, which is real? >> jane, i'm going to guess that the lighter colored -- >> the bigger one, the bigger one's fake. >> on your far left -- >> the bigger one's fake. >> yeah. >> this is jimmy dean. this is not. >> all right all right. i

beyond meat co-founder and ceo ethan brown joins us now. great to have you. congratulations.hat do you make of your stock market debut? >> thank you so much for having me. i appreciate it. you know, it's really a wonderful thing to see. we have seen this in the marketplace itself with consumers coming to get our product at supermarkets, at fast food stores, et cetera. i think this is representative of the enthusiasm that the public has for a solution here. we all, most of us love meat, we want to keep eating it but we are recognizing the levels we are consuming and the types of meats we are consuming, we want to do better so we offer an opportunity to have people continue to eat what they love, burgers, sausage, et cetera, in a way that's better for their bodies and the earth. cheryl: only about 5% of the nation is technically vegan but i know you are putting your products, which i find interesting, in the meat section, in particular at kroger. your data showed you that consumers were actually buying a regular piece of meat and buying your product as well. is that the growth

. ♪ rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night >> that's ethan fromrday without stopping or making any mistakes. the bears say ethan performed his first national anthem at the berkeley street fair. >>> time now 6:49. let's get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> with a marine layer up to 2,000 feet we have to go above the cloud deck to get the sun. mt. tam where temperatures are on the cool side. everyone in the 50s. and as we head outside, you'll get into a lot of sunshine later on today. probably by midmorning. but if you have been sneezing or have that scratchy throat, good reason for that, we have a lot of allergens in the air. if was the grasses a couple of days ago. and now it's the tree pollen that's the culprit. we have several trees that are adding to that. it's the olive, oak and pine which definitely has some high pollen content out there. we'll get some rain. that could help us out midweek. but it's a little unusual. not that unusual to get rain in may but several chances. and we're going to call it unsettled

. >> ethan goldspiel. >> i'm ethan. san francisco resident.i will say that when the schoolers first came out, i was adamantly against them and i actually thought it would never work. just because i thought someone would get hurt or people would damage them. it's really cool this has worked. the amount of injuries in the data they showed is low and a lot less than i thought it would be. now, i'm a supporter of the scooters. i think they're a great program. they provide advantages and costs convenience and efficiency. the cost is cheaper to get a scooter than to ride the bus. it can be $2 to ride a scooter and $2 in change to ride the bus or more. it cost less than owning a car or even representativing a bike from the bike share. those can cost $5 to $10 for the may. you might need a scooter for a few minutes and it's $2 to $3. convenience, i can pick it up and leave it where i want to so if i have an appointment or a reservation, i don't have to park my car, circling the block 10 times to find open space, i just grab a schooler and leave it the

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a state of the art research lab in l.a., the sound of a sizzling grill this is beyond meat wherceo ethan brown ars a t-shirt to go in the kitchen. >> hair net or hat. >> rorter: moment of choice, hat. before we talk science, let's just bite in. wow. i mean, the consistency feels like meat. >> getting closer and closer. >> reporter: that is one of the main reasons his no-meat burger had one of the decades doubles e wo price on the first day. a lot of reverse meat engineering using plants and finding a growing appetite ang consumers. >> move from whole foods into kroger and the main stream acceptance and at some point a movement. >> reporter: the meatless craze sweeping through grocery stores and restaurants and carls junior. >> couldn't tell the difference. >> reporter: they are up against a trillion dollars thriving meat industry and decades of memorable marketi around. wh >> beef, it's is for dinner. >> reporter: but even a bite-sized percentage means billions beyond meat for competitors like impossible foods and brown says the secret s is simple,ticking to plants just like animals do.

he is accused of the march shooting death of 22-year-old ethan morris. he is the son of the former district attorney of merced county. anyone with information is asked to call atwater police. >> hello, 3.1, shots fired! >> vallejo police have released this body camera video of a deadly police shooting last year that killed 32-year-old ronell government person the video shows a brief interaction between foster and officer mcmann who had chased foster behind a building. the officer shot foster as was foster's family filed a longful death lawsuit the following month. officer mcmann was involved in another deadly shooting this year, being one of six offiand willie mccoy last week. mccoy was asleep in the car of a drive-through at talks with a loaded gun in his -- taco bell with a loaded gun in his lap. >>> tonight more than 100 people attended a community meeting hosted by safer san jose. the group is offering 300 surveillance cameras to people living in neighbor near the cal power power plant. the only catch is you have to sign up your free camera with the

. >> reporter: ethan ingle is a fifth grader. >> reporter: he means a lot to you. >> yeah. >> reporterride is often the best part of his day. >> my mom got divorced when i was only four. >> i'll see you tomorrow. >> he's the father that i always wanted. in some ways, i just-- i wish my dad could have been like that. >> reporter: we make the mistake sometimes of thinking certain jobs are more important than others. but curtis jenkins made his job important. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: and in doing so, even created his own salary. >> bye-bye. that's the paycheck right there. if i can get that, you can keep the money. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in dallas. >> garrett: that's the cbs evening news. i'm major garrett. good nig . . >> caught trying to flee, tonight, investigators helped tracktown suspects wanted for a gruesome murder in san francisco. >>> a distorted video showing nancy pelosi appearing to slur her words it has been viewed millions of times and yet social media giants refused to remove it from their platforms. what could be next. >>> another heavy hitter joining t

but last year i had the best memory on record of lifting this beautiful trophy finally i could touch ethan it was an amazing amazing moment in those memories for me. go for tony now will take a one shot lead into the 2nd round of the p.g.a. tour's latest stop at the colonial country club in fort worth texas he's a stark head of local favorite jordan speak and we're just sloane's 3 theories 13 majors is trying to end a victory drought that's coming up to 2 years now 2016 colonial champion is set to 30th in the world have been the world no 14 years ago. well off he is a struggling german football club union berlin are on the verge of promotion to the country's top league the pundits league or they twice came from behind to draw 22 with guards in a wrecked relegation promotion play off on thursday same as the anti establishment club the east berlin team were founded during the cold war teams from the old east germany have struggled to succeed since reunification but union berlin have bucked the trend and the pair of away goals will give them significant vantage going into the 2nd leg of the t

s ethan. that isn't getting any easier. that isn't getting any easier.t addition to our pack. doggie. but i could tell my time was coming to an end. when you come back the next time, take care of cj. i promise. i was back and i would be there for cj. i don't have all the answers but i know we end up where we're meant to be. >> trevor: w welcome back to "the daily show." so we have been talking about joe biden kicking off his presidential campaign, and whatever you think about him, you have to admit that he is resonating with democratic voters. >> breaking news. a new cnn national poll on 2020 democratic race just out shows former vice president joe biden with a big bounce. he now has 39%. >> among black women, a nearly 30-point advantage for biden in this morning poll. >> trevor: that's right, joe biden has surged to a huge lead in the democratic party, and in second place is bernie sanders. combined age, 642. ( laughter ) it almost seems like they pulled that move senior citizens do when they cut to the front of the line and everyone's too polite. let h

. >> reporter: ethan is a fifth grader. he means a lot to you?ter: he says the bus ride is often the best part of his day. >> my mom got divorced when i was only 4. she he's the father that i always wanted. in some ways, i just -- i wish my dad could have been like that. >> reporter: we make the mistakes sometimes of thinking certain jobs are more important than others. but curtis jenkins made his job important. s own salary.so, even created >> that's the paycheck right there. if i can get that, you can keep the money. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in dallas. >> teaching doesn't stop when they leave the classroom. >>> that's "the overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news, and you don't want to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, may 29th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." tornadoes terrorize the central u.s. it's been two straight weeks of vicious storms, and the sev

charges versus real meat when i visited the headquarters yesterday here in los angeles, i asked the ceo ethaniggest mistake he's made. he said early on, he moved too quickly to get into food services such as hospitals and universities, thinking it would be a less expensive way to grow. but at the moment, but at that moment, the product wasn't ready and the market didn't understand it >> i struggled to sell into food services i had to pull back and unfortunately let people go and things of that nature. so i hated that. and we decided we're going to go build the biggest brand we possibly can in retail and then go back into food service and i think that's the right way to do it. >> all right well, revenues have more than doubled in a year. but when will the company be profitable we may get an idea when they finally report earnings for the first time after the ipo on june 6. >> okay, guys. which is real, which is fake >> can we zoom in again? >> i am going to guess that the one on your right, jane, is the beyond meat burger that is my left, your right. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> you're

joining me now with reaction attorney and member of the trump 2020 advisory council, john ethan, senior fellow at the claremont institute and ari fleischer, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. ari, i want to start with you. i want to hit that last bit of the o video that we just played. barr seems to almost -- he kind of almost welcomes all of these partisan barbs. they're nasty. being thrown at him. so how important is it that these new investigations unfold without any other interference? >> it's vital. if the democrats hold themselves to the same standards, they would be guilty of obstruction of justice themselves after going after the attorney amgeneral. you put in that long clip of thn democrats criticizing barr, you remember eric holder, barack obama attorney general called himself barack obama's wing man. that's his words. a he called himself his wing man. do you recall people going nuts saying how can he say that? he's supposed to be independent. bill barr is a seasoned experienced attorney general.de that's what we need now to figure out what, if anythi

we have a lot of assets that are not required to go through siphius, propane, ethane. should filings remain an voluntary process? basically we can't go to china and own the assets that they own in america. >> so i do think that the process is not only indispensable where it applies but the congress recently expanded and approved the effectiveness. but i think you're also exactly right that the ability to channel foreign investment into this country with an improper motive is something that is a real challenge for this country and so while a number of loopholes were closed with the recent reform that occurred i think we're going to have to keep looking for more ways to close more loopholes because i think this is going to be a bigger and bigger problem for us as a nation. >> senator capito. we need to be done here by 11:00 so we can have a classified briefing. so again if we can shorten our questions and answered. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, director wray, for being here. i wanted to begin by thanking you for something that's not in the budget. in the pas

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let's bring in ethan bearman and gianna caldwell. so nice of you to come here in person in la.here with you. i think it will be civil. let me read a little bit from joe biden's campaign advisor, near universal name recognition at high favorability ratings the former vice president does not need to introduce himself to voters like nearly every other candidate and to attract media attention without that. why would he venture out anymore? >> one question for the democratic candidate joe biden. has he learned anything from 2016? hillary clinton had a similar strategy by thinking she didn't need to venture into certain places. a form of elitism. if i were him or advising his campaign i would say you should go into towns like ohio, pennsylvania. you should be going to areas where there are democratic voters that support donald trump. if you look at the numbers manufacturing, 700% increase from president obama's numbers. these voters are going to be with him and he needs to make a difference if he's trying to win for president. shannon: he has been doing that in pennsylvania knowing h

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tracee: alexa may be getting more creep ethan she already is. the time. amazon has reportedly filed a patent that you would not need to use the wake word, alexa, for it to start recording. that's how it is now. it would constantly be listening, waiting for the word. so you say alexa a, tell me the weather. now you can say what's the weather like, alexa, and it would be recording all the time. that's the privacy concern there. lauren: then you get the excuse, we're trying to perfect the ability to understand what you're saying. tracee: exactly. lauren: there's a brew fes fesl as in craft beer. what's the latest here? tracee: this one is the strange brew festival in reno, nevada. there are a lot of strange brews that people get to taste there. a few of them, mac and cheese jabenero. how about peanut butter pickle, garlic bread. cheryl: you don't want garlic and beer together. tracee: it's interesting. as we see the craft brewers booming, they've got to be creative, they've got to get attention. lauren: you may want to be careful what you do after

he is accused with the shooting death in march of 22-year-old ethan morse. look at the photo.mation call atwater police. >>> a 28-year-old man suspected of throwing rocks at passing cars is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and felony vandalism. sheriff deputies arrested jeremy valdez. witnesses reported seeing a ne on sunday. rived they found a line of damaged cars pulled over to the side of the road. the witnesses told them the suspect ran a nearby field. >> with the help of witnesses they pointed out the direction the suspect had fled. >> deputies managed to track him down and arrested him. with unpattern suffered minor injuries after being hit by a rock. >>> the united nations is predicting 1 million animal and plant species could be facing extinction. nature is threatened at rates unprecedented in human history and living species could be wiped out. the group of scientists blame the burning of fossil fuels, pollution and urbanization. >> if we want we need to act now. >> the report says it is up to countries to reduce water consumption, find greener ways to r

we helped lead the series b and we were inspired by the product, by the entrepreneur, ethan brown, whocurrently still the ceo. it is very nice. it is another thing that seemed crazy back then. plant-basedght a protein company going public, it there is a new, win-win technology in the food space that addresses major issues of climate. i think it is exciting. i didn't predict that sort of reaction. >> it does feel like, if we think about a business that you did build and twitter, whether it is facebook or google, what is going on right now, you've got a big tech conference come everyone is excited, but at the same time you saw leaders come together and think about how we curb hate online. newe feel like we are at a point and how we are evaluating those businesses and what happens to those businesses? >> i think we are at a new point. i don't have a lot of clarity in what is going to happen with social media, for instance. i think there has been a handful of companies that have been dominant players for a long time. it is different from when we were starting to get interested about these

a one million-dollar warrant was issued for his arrest, he was connected to the shooting death of ethan morris. if you have any information, call police. >>> happening today, city council will vote on spending $2 million more on an affordable housing project downtown. the city already agreed to spend 5 1/2 million on the five- story complex near the bart station, that includes retail space, plus, 44 apartments above. tonight, the council will vote on spending 2 million more for 18 additional apartments. >>> that is a brief look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> happening now, r kelly is back in court this morning in chicago for a sex abuse case. it has been unclear what issues are going to be discussed, but one matter involves attorney, michael avenatti. the attorney filed a motion asking the judge to order that all messages between him and the prosecutors handling the kelly case be preserved as possible evidence. >>> a bartender is expected to be charged today in connection to a deadly shooting spree. lindsay glass was arrested last week, almost 2 years after a man shot

what ethan zuckerman calls cyber balkanization. it militates against the bridging capital roger putnam view as important for revitalizing civic engagement and building levels of trust among americans from different backgrounds. that people in the u.s. still seek out opportunities to join together, whether in small groups, online communities or other venues, is suggestive of long-standing inclination among in -- americans to form long-standing association. so regardless of the social capital achieved, it is an invitation of the enduring propensity. we talk in terms of american national character, the inclination to join with one another, whether or not the venues we pursue actually achieve social capital, the fact we are inclined is indicative of the persistence of this. as concerns the governing practices, this is something alexander still saw in the u.s. when he visited from 1976 to 1994. he was unabashedly critical on a number of features of american life including commercialism and conformist tendencies, he was also deeply appre

neil: ethan, what do you think of all this? it should be a partisan issue of what the constitution says and when we have a president who wants to go way beyond what most people would interpret the constitution to say and even supreme courts in the past have said when you go back to richard nixon in 1974, and that decision was 9-0 limiting this expansive interpretation of executive power, everything should be a political calculation. sometimes it really should be -- neil: we know many democrats who are saying while we want to pursue investigations, they want to go slow on impeachment. what did you think of that? >> well, i mean, impeachment isn't the beginning. impeachment is the end of the process. at the end of the hearing. so let's get the hearings going. i think we have enough evidence if you bother to read the actual mueller report, you understand the obstruction of justice statutes and you understand that attorney general william barr is actually in the minority in his opinion. neil: we are getting sidetracked here but why

. >> she is dressed as the ethan allen home style. >> like rich people needing attention.ou know what else bothered me? i don't want to hear about the coffee cup on "game of thrones." i'm done with that. do you know how many long hours they worth and what goes in that show, they need caffeine. they drink coffee. what's the big deal? i love the show and i'm on the edge of my seat, but the coffee cop did bug me. >> what are did you think of the hbo response. the latte was a mistake. it was supposed to be an herbal tea. >> they were being funny or trying to. >>> you saying hbo is not always funny? >> they are always funny and they are my home team. i love hbo. >> i have a decent fall back. they are putting fanny packs on crocs. they are a worse idea together. what do you put in there? >> lip gloss? i don't know. it doesn't seem right to me. >> id? if you are at a concert and you want no pockets. even saying croc fanny pack makes it uncomfortable. >> my 16-year-old said mom, you never understand. i never understand. you don't understand. you are too old. i will not explain thi

ethan and matt, thank you. it's a tale of two commencement speeches by billionaire boomers.ff graduating classes student debts, and the other says this generation has failed. why congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is criticizing some of this. it just ahead. -omar, look. [ thunder rumbles ] omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that dental procedure again! -i can still taste it in my mouth! -progressive helps keep you out there. >> shannon: the class of 2019 at morehouse college likely still celebrating tonight after their graduation speaker paid off whatever student loans they had. now not all commencement addresses are created equal. trace gallagher is on the case for us on. >> this is a gift that comes with no strings attached. right before 396 young men were handed their diplomas from moreh

but i always found my way back to ethan. >> still think you got one in you boss dog? >> okay. ready? >> born ready. >> go! >> there's a lot you don't know about that dog. >> oh, that isn't getting any easier. >> jimmy: apologies to dennis, i'm very, very sorry. all right. we've got a good show for you, ciara, billie lourd, and we'll be right back with trevor noah. ♪ (paul) great. another wireless ad. so many of them are full of this complicated, tricky language about their network and offers and blah blah blah. look. sprint's going to do things differently. and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the savings. if you don't love it, get your money back. see? simple. now sprint's unlimited plan comes with one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. so switch now. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. (water -♪spitting sound) applebee's new loaded fajitas. our thickest, toughest wipe... tackl

texas native ethan scott hasn't come up with a specific idea just yet, but he's thinking -- >> gothicd be gilded. it could be stone. it could be marble, but i think something that reflects what's still there. >> reporter: a balance between old and new is what's new says classmate jessica most from san diego, california. >> i think it's also important to stay relevant to what's there as well as keeping it modern. >> reporter: keeping it modern, however, has its limits. already some designers have posted their ideas online. some are interesting. notre dame architecture student mary ripzinski from boston, massachusetts, puts it this way. >> horrifying. >> reporter: some are confident sober heads will prevail, a masterpiece like notre dame which took 100 years to be built, won't be rebuilt in a rush. it's not a train station. it's not a museum, she tells me. it's a special place and i believe we should provide this special place all the means necessary to express itself with genius and audacity. the outlines of genius have long been there. it will just take a brilliant mind to fill in wha