: and we thank you, scott galloway.ection before we go. earlier this week, we reported on a story about juveniles who were sentenced to life in prison in the state of maryland we incorrectly stated that sentencing guidelines hadn't changed in maryland after in fact, maryland changed those guidelines in 2016, morehan we regret the error. and that's the nshour for tonight. m judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: mr. jewell, we've got a few questiont >> i was jusing my job. >> you have no idea who might have put that package there? >> no, sir. >> did you plant a bomb in centennial park? >> richard, this is a capimital here. >> my son is innocent. >> do you have any case against t me? >> i repe facts. >> you've ruined this man's life. >> i didn't do this. >> "richard jewell--" a clint eastwood film, rated >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions d friends of the newshou >> this program was made possib by the corp

sunshine. was for a weather watcher earlier that was for a weather watcher earlier in dumfries and gallowaym the atlantic, a system that will bring outbreaks of rain on boxing day. in the shorter term, fog could bring problems this evening across central and eastern england and northern england and southern scotland. that fog could be quite dense but i suspect it will not last all night because we will see cloud rolling in from the west so a lot of fog will tend to lift but we will see fog rolling in through the night. 0utbreaks rolling in through the night. outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind as well but it will be mild across the south and west of the uk. in scotland, some spots will see a touch of frost. tomorrow, boxing day, a different sort of day with a weather system pushing east with outbreaks of rain at times but not all the time. this first band of rain will drift its way through northern ireland, out of wales, north—east across england and southern scotland across the high ground of the pennines and scotland we could see temporary snow. behind that, some spells of sunshine a

shower, it looking mostly bright or even sunny, whereas across the north of the island, dumfries and gallowaye into the lake district and yorkshire, they will be some showers around, probably one or two around the western isles as well. 11 in the south, that is mild. nine in the lowlands. we are watching this weather front, lowlands. we are watching this weatherfront, approaching lowlands. we are watching this weather front, approaching us lowlands. we are watching this weatherfront, approaching us later on monday. that's also spells some u nsettled on monday. that's also spells some unsettled weather heading our way for christmas eve itself. with that comes another pulse of some milder hour. look how that mild there has been spreading to other parts of europe. it has been really mild through the continent, notjust here. even in the north, in scandinavia, as far north as finland, off the edge of the screen, temperatures are higher than they should be. back home, this is tuesday. cloud, occasional rain, i do not think it will be a deluge, but it will be pretty damn sometimes. drier in the nort

it was maybe the day after the galloway op ed, like what in the world is going on here >> so this is the white elephant first of all, jack is a beloved figure in silicon valley, just not on wall street very, very different take on how he's built the company, run the company. i still think the company is going to do well i just don't think it's a great stock to be in right now there are way too many other opportunities. the second thing that bothered me was this idea that they are going to ban all political spending this is like the only reason i own the stock. this is what twitter does best it influences politics you might not like the direction in which it does so, but it's undeniable how influential the platform is. >> the engagement and the interaction that people have when it comes to -- >> the messaging this is electing presidents around the world, including here so they've decided they're not going to make any money from that so you say what's going on with the platform i wake up this morning, the number one trending topic in the united states is death to america. the number se

i'm sure the board and jack will have a conversation about that >> i haven't read you the galloway stuff >> i'm sure i can guess what that says. i'll say -- i'll take a little bit of a different angle to what adam said just to try to be dramatic jack likes to test out ideas publicly if you remember, he wrote a blog post or maybe sarah friar published it when she left square the ceo of square left to become ceo of next door here are the things that jack said to sarah upon leaving one thing jack said was you have to be willing to fail in public. and jack likes -- jack will try out ideas and things he's thinking to himself publicly, you know, first before discussing them privately with other people and that's just who he is. >> was this a jump the gun decision here's what professor scott galloway tweeted he wrote an op-ed as well. jack dorsey is a part-time ceo 80% of his wealth comes from his afternoon job sknair it's difficult to ask people to work evenings and weekends when the ceo works mornings and then moves to another continent jack must be replaced. >> as i said, i'm sure jack and t

we'll see a few spots of light rain pushing across northern ireland during the afternoon in towards gallowaynditions working in from the north. much of england and wales staying dry throughout the day after a bit of a murky start for some of us. there will be some sunshine breaking through during the afternoon. highs around 11 or 12 degrees in the south. only around 7 or 8 further north. now, for new year's eve on tuesday, it is looking like another dry day. quite a murky start to the day for central and southern england and wales where we've got a bit of low cloud, mist and fog. that should tend to break up. more sunshine, though, further north across the country. fairly light winds and a little bit cooler. many places stuck in single figures, i think, for tuesday. but a decent looking day for new year's eve. if you've got plans to head out during the evening and see any of the fireworks, then we're not expecting any particularly strong winds or any rainfall. there could just be some poor visibility for one or two places. but not particularly cold, temperatures between around about 4 to 9 d

we'll see a few spots of light rain pushing across northern ireland during the afternoon in towards gallowaysher conditions working in from the north. much of england and wales staying dry throughout the day after a bit of a murky start for some of us. there will be some sunshine breaking through during the afternoon. highs around 11 or 12 degrees in the south. only around 7 or 8 further north. now, for new year's eve on tuesday, it is looking like another dry day. quite a murky start to the day for central and southern england and wales where we've got a bit of low cloud, mist and fog. that should tend to break up. more sunshine, though, further north across the country. fairly light winds and a little bit cooler. many places stuck in single figures, i think, for tuesday. but a decent looking day for new year's eve. if you've got plans to head out during the evening and see any of the fireworks, then we're not expecting any particularly strong winds or any rainfall. there could just be some poor visibility for one or two places. but not particularly cold, temperatures between around about 4

that was from a weather watcher earlier in dumfries and galloway.rter term, fog could bring problems this evening across central and eastern england and northern england and southern scotland. that fog could be quite dense but i suspect it will not last all night because we will see cloud rolling in from the west so a lot of fog will tend to lift but we will see fog rolling in through the night. outbreaks of rain and strengthening wind as well but it will be mild across the south and west of the uk. in scotland, some spots will see a touch of frost. tomorrow, boxing day, a different sort of day with a weather system pushing east with outbreaks of rain at times but not all the time. this first band of rain will drift its way through northern ireland, out of wales, north—east across england and southern scotland across the high ground of the pennines and scotland we could see temporary snow. behind that, some spells of sunshine and showers but more persistent rain getting back into the south—west later in the day. turning milder, ten in london, 11 in

we'll see a few spots of light rain pushing across northern ireland during the afternoon in towards gallowayand and wales staying dry throughout the day after a bit of a murky start for some of us. there will be some sunshine breaking through during the afternoon. highs around 11 or 12 degrees in the south. 0nly around 7 or 8 further north. now, for new year's eve on tuesday, it is looking like another dry day. quite a murky start to the day for central and southern england and wales where we've got a bit of low cloud, mist and fog. that should tend to break up. more sunshine, though, further north across the country. fairly light winds and a little bit cooler. many places stuck in single figures, i think, for tuesday. but a decent looking day for new year's eve. if you've got plans to head out during the evening and see any of the fireworks, then we're not expecting any particularly strong winds or any rainfall. there could just be some poor visibility for one or two places. but not particularly cold, temperatures between around about 4 to 9 degrees for most of us as we head close to midnig

a dry day for most and there's been a lot of sunshine for many, this was earlier in dumfries and gallowayill bring some outbreaks of rain on boxing day. in the shorter term, fog could cause some problems this evening in central and eastern england, northern england as well and some southern parts of scotland and some southern parts of scotland and it could be quite dense but i suspect it will not last all night because we have cloud coming in from the west point of the fog should lift but we will see cloud coming in through the night and outbreaks of rain, a strengthening wind as well but turning milder all the while in the west and south. not as mild in scotland, some places will see a touch of frost. on boxing day, a different sort of day this system putting eastwards with outbreaks of rain at times but not all the time put up the first band of rain will drift through northern ireland, wales and north—eastwards into southern scotland come over the highest ground of the pennines and in scotland we might see some snow temporarily. behind it, some spells of sunshine but showers and more pe

my name is scott galloway and this is my brief but spectacular take on the algebra of happiness.ion before we go earlier this week we reported on a story that juveniles sentenced to life in prison in the state of maryland -- we incorrectly stated that sentencing guidelines had not changed. in fact, maryland df change somes sentencing guidelines and 2016 but not related to those former juveniles sentenced in our story. we regret our error. thank you and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has beepresented by -- >> mr. jewl, we have a few questions. >> i was just doing my job. >> did you plant a bomb in centennial park? >> this is a capital crime. >> my son is innocent. >> do you have any case against me? >> i report the facts. >> richard jewell, clint eastwood film. >> bnsf railway. consumer cellular. and with the ongoing support of these institutions -- and friends of the "newshour." ♪ this program was me possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs stationrom viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> this is "pbs newshour

alex of cnn affiliate told police that the runner identified as thomas galloway smacked and grabbed hers glad that law enforcement is taking this matter seriously. she feels that a reporter should be able to do her job without being assaulted. >>> and in arizona, the search for a 6-year-old girl who was swept away by flood waters nearly two weeks ago is over. the body of willow raulings were found and bodies of her brother and cousin were already recovered while six others survived while being swept away. >>> and anyone planning to travel anywhere along the east coast, expect a huge dose of misery in the form of rain and ice from florida to main. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is here to show us what to expect in the hours ahead. >> back to back storm, even as this next one moves out not much time before the next one takes shape. here's a live radar. we still have some lingering showers across portions of florida but the heaviest rain is really portions of the m mid-atlantic and the northeast. even some snow, especially really starting to take shape along the great lakes region. tha

to stay above the political fray and let readers make their own choices, but editor-in-chief mark galloway should be ousted. in an editorial thursday, he says trump's attempt to use his political power to coerce is immoral. he writes: trump's evangelical supporters have is pointed to his supreme court nominees and his stewardship of the economy among other things as achievements that justify their support of the president. we believe the impeachment hearings have made it absolutely clear in a way the mueller investigation did not that president trump has abused his authority for personal gain, and betrayed his constitutional oath. none of the president's positives can balance the danger we face. a fox news poll shows white evangelicals still supporting trump 67% say he should not be inpeached. president trump tweeting friday morning about the editorial, calling christianity today a far-left magazine or very progressive, as some would call it, which has been doing poorly and hasn't been involved with the billy graham family for many years. christianity today knows nothing about realizing a

scott galloway among others has really talked about the only impediment to an obvious tesla take outbody musk. is there any indication he might say enough, let's get out and cash in? matthew: i am not clairvoyant. tom: i don't want to get you in trouble with the editor-in-chief. matthew: what is really interesting is about scale is tesla keeps adding scale. it started with the model s and then the model x. sellingl 3 is the best luxury entry vehicle in the u.s., which is astounding. tom: i would have never known that, thank you. theerine: that is part of problem with german automobiles, tesla has -- tom: very quickly, this goes to the scale issue you were clairvoyant on 18 months ago about everybody coming together because they cannot find revenue growth like tesla. catherine: that is the difference as well, you go for scale when you cannot think of anything else to do, you by your competitors. -- buy your competitors. tom: why didn't you tell me to buy this? matthew: i did. anna: thanks to both of you. thanks to catherine mann, citibank global chief economist. and that's there said