for that reason, it turned gaston glock into a billionaire and now there is the fight over control ofgenerating product. ruling will be out of atlantic? why atlantic? >> atlanta is very close to the u.s. subsidiary of glock which is the main most prolific arm of the entire glock empire. the main market is the united states. helga glock has come to the united states, she has hired in lawyers in the united states case inused this rico atlanta ruled that pages of internal company documents that she was able to obtain in connection with the divorce back in austria can now be used in the united states in the wreck during case. -- in the racketeering case. she has a pile of ammunition in this lawsuit she did not have before. about the possible ripple effect throughout the gun industry depending on who wins this case. >> gaston glock is 86. one assumes he will pass from the scene it or to retirement or data. -- or death. there is a question as to who inherits this juggernaut. or who might want to acquire it and which other gun company might want to fold it into its area products. the person

. >>> george gas tonight is -- gaston is suing uber. he filed a complaint that lists two dozen indications. most are in l.a. but there's no question this is happening in the bay area. >> we have learned they have drivers that are convicted sex offenders, i.d. leaves, polars and a convicted murder. they don't look back far enough, they should use fingerprint checks. the company disagrees that the system is not adequate, their checks failed 600 taxi drivers. it's the busiest summer since the downturn of the housing market. how much it will cost you if you're in the market for a home. >>> keeping the moviegoers safe. it will start checking bags at the front door. >> the wind at the altamont pass 25. it's breezy to windy. . >>> time 4:13. isis says it's behind a car bomb that exploded near a national security building in egypt. it took down part of a wall. 29 people were injured. isis said the bombing was in retaliation for six members that were executed last year i'm a science museum caught fire in paris. it raged for hours prompting conce

>> i was a big supporter of chief gaston. i think he will do a great job in the district attorney's office. part of me was sad to see him go from the police department. he had come in and started modernizing the department. it's technology -- a lot of different changes that needed to happen but were not happening until he came in and start of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district, we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need attention from the police department. >> let's talk about the city's

>> i was a big supporter of chief gaston. i think he will do a great job in the district attorney's office. part of me was sad to see him go from the police department. he had come in and started modernizing the department. it's technology -- a lot of different changes that needed to happen but were not happening until he came in and start of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need attention from the police department. >> let's talk about the city's e

navy, british navies started the process by rounding up their pet dogs, they gaston burned them in cargo ships as the residents watched in horror. they then made the residents go on cargo ships and this went on until may 1973. horses stayed on deck, by the end of the five day journey, vomit, urine were everywhere and at least one woman miscarried. upon arrival most people were literally left on the dock. there are homeless, jobless, had little money and most were only able to bring a small box of belonging to the sleeping mat. in 1975, two years after the last removal the washington post expose the story for the first time the western press. a reporter from the people living in what people described as object poverty. it was an act of mass kidnapping. one person can was the last to go and they came with six children, the the houston have a door, didn't have running water, didn't have electricity. the way we were treated was not the kind of treatment that people need to be able to live. my children and i began to suffer, all my, all my children started getting sick. within two months of a

david pietrusza: gaston means. kathrine sibley: gaston means. yes, yes. even earlier, right, 1930s. david pietrusza: who's a former secret service agent, an absolute crook and a fellow who is swindling evalyn walsh mclean out of money in relation to the lindbergh kidnap -- kidnapping. and he's the guy who puts this story out. kathrine sibley: right. susan swain: all right. kathrine sibley: what's interesting i think -- david pietrusza: not a credible guy. kathrine sibley: about the -- what you're hearing is this goes on to this day. i recently met some people who've been visiting in alaska and they're hearing these stories still from tour guides up there. thankfully, there are tour guides like you or i'm not sure what you're role is there at the harding home, but thankfully, yes, the historiography is a fascinating issue, the changes in time. i would say it began to switch in the late '60s. you had first of all francis russell's book, which is a very important book, but a very scurrilous book in many regards and really propagating a lot of the stories that we've been kind of wrestli

>> i was a big supporter of chief gaston. i think he will do a great job in the district attorney's office. part of me was sad to see him go from the police department. he had come in and started modernizing the department. it's technology -- a lot of different changes that needed to happen but were not happening until he came in and start of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district, we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need attention from the police department. >> let's talk about the city's

coming up on the bloomberg market day, the former wife of gaston block gets some powerful new ammunition racketeering lawsuit against her ex-husband. we will have the latest on the block family feud. -- the glock family feud. ♪ mark: this is the bloomberg market day. mania --try returns may not be what they seem. betty: protests show no signs of slowing down of brazil as the company gets inch closer to a bear market print we will get the latest on the tense situation. mark: there is no ammunition on the war among members of the involvesily that secret allegations that hundreds of millions of dollars were hidden. betty: good afternoon. mark: thank you for joining us on this tuesday. let's begin with a look at the markets. stocks are fluctuating today. down near0 is still session lows and the broader market is falling about 1/3 of 1%.

most of the cases are in los angeles, but gaston says there's no question this is also happening here in the bay area. local cases include one convicted drunk driver, one driver with an expired license, and one what give false names to the police. >> we have come to learn that they have drivers or convicted sex offenders, a thief, burglars, kidnappers, and a convicted murderer. >> reporter: now, the da also says uber uses ineffective background checks that don't look back far enough or miss the red flags. he says they should use live checks. in a statement released by uber, the company says they disagree with accusations their system is not adequate. back to you. >> all right, brian. thank you. >>> time is 5:05. catching car thieves in san jose may soon get easier. the mayor and two councilmen, they want the license plate readers on the front of garbage trucks. that information would send information directly to police. supporters say that would cover every san jose street, at least once a week. license plate readers being used by police nationwide. civil rights activists worry about

that happens in the 300 block of mother gaston boulevard. that person is in unknown condition. a man was shot. police have someone in custody. meanwhile, in the 800 block of saratoga, it is blocked off. you can see behind me members of the crime scene unit working outside the apartment building where the shooting happened. there are nypd cram as on this block. police hope the cameras were functioning last night which will help them identify the shooter they are looking for. it happened around 8:30. according to police and eyewitnesses, a man drove up in a black car. that driver jumped out of the black car, approached three men standing in front of the apartment building and just started shooting. a 21-year-old man was shot in the chest and later pronounced dead. a 19-year-old and 22-year-old were shot. they were taken to brookdale hospital where they are listed in stable condition. meanwhile, we spoke to a woman who says she was in the area and heard the shots and this is yet another senseless crime happening in this section of brooklyn. she is concerned about her family. >> i

jim mckinlay gaston tweets in little kids first great them below, let them have a trophy. after that, teach them trophies go to winners only. rick is calling in from florida. rick, what do you think?] ? get a: not every kids to trophy, is indicative of a bigger problem that we have, there are too many parents the try and insulate their children from any kind of disappointment. they have to be taught the disappointment comes with life. that are way too many kids grow up later in life and don't know how to handle , orppointment or anger something that doesn't go their way because they have never been taught that not everything is going to go your way. that life isn't fair. it is never going to be. host: thank you. larry is in killeen, texas. good morning. give a little kid a trophy or something. if they tried. kids are so shy, they don't want to do anything, and then they get the guts to go out and play and it feels good. they know they didn't win, but if you were handling them something and they feel good about it, you give them a pat on sayback, it should young to it's an

bossy, but the -- but the horrible rumors that came and i'm sure you'll discuss them later with (gaston means) and everyone else that she placed in the president and this other stuff, i think she was probably in the top 10 of first ladies because of her accomplishments and the amount of firsts that she had. thanks again for taking my call and i really appreciate you, susan , and your guest for the good job they're doing with florence. thank you. susan swain: thanks so much. we can't leave the 1920 campaign without a very important point because we've been making note of it all along the way. this is the first election when the first lady-to-be can actually vote for her own husband as a candidate. how important is the woman's vote in 1920? kathrine sibley: it was very important. in fact, it's interesting. the number of women -- the number o women voters by -- in 1916, there was still a large number of states allowed women to vote, but by 1920, the number of actual voters jumped from something like 18 million to 25 million because women were voting. she listens closely to many who come to

let's go to gaston county where police are investigating a shoot-out with police in north carolina thatkilled an armed suspect who opened fire at officers responding to that domestic call. later investigators found a man dead who they say was killed before the officers arrived. another woman was found shot and taken to the hospital, though police did not say whether that's related. >>> in new york city, 10 people have now died and more than 100 people are infected by legionnaires' disease. though mayor bill de blasio says the outbreak is contained he is requiring all owners of cooling towers to test for legionella. this follows the state's deployment of 150 people to test for the bacteria in areas where the outbreak has been concentrated. >> how would you feel if you were on this flight? take a look at it. a delta flight traveling from boston to salt lake city had to be diverted after a thunderstorm caused some pretty terrifying conditions. >> this was the scariest ten minutes of my life. >> hail battered the passenger plane, cracking its windshield. you see that there. dented the nose

. >> so if it makes you feel any better, we had doctor kneel gaston out here in the bay area last weekd he came by the office and was asking him about this extraordinary exchange he had -- some of you may have seen this -- but i think it was last christmas he tweeted out in his way that on this day, i guess on december 25th, he tweeted out on this day we celebrate someone -- i'm going to do a bad job of paraphrasing but understand this is the spirit of it. for all of you fact checkers out there. on this day we celebrate that was born by the time he was born revolutionized the world, happy birthday isaac knew ton. and it turned out people assign special value to december 25th. and he heard an earful about it. but to your question, any that -- any tweets that we or others regret, he certainly was unapollo jettic in -- unapologetic in having made that. and i think, again, people are pro pro provockive member of our society and just as much as he was before twitter it is just that we get to experience it along with him. and those type of behaviors i love seeing. >> i think that is part of

the gaston wife survived. she was injured. she has been in surgery. do not see us dead. the suspect took off. he was pursued. he has now shot himself at the station where they were all working wdbj. that is the latest on this very disturbing story. a look at the big board before we close out your peered up 197 points. we been in a fairly narrow range all day long. up 400 at one point earlier. now we are up 200 points. >> i want to see the market perform. i want to see a slow slog upward. that is conviction. that means i won't be afraid to leave stocks in my portfolio. ashley: will see. last half hour. don't miss liz claman down on the floor. stuart: connell mcshane and four neil cavuto. >> we are covering today the report that killed two journalists on my television this morning now shooting and killing himself according to the station where this woman you are looking not was killed by the shooter. the station wdbj in virginia and tweeting says he's killed himself on i 66 that you are looking at. allison parker was interviewing a woman live on the air