. >> there's a little something that gia and gia and gia and gid you. >> you helped prepare for what's come after. >> they're talking about what he's done for them as stepfather. bowers, being his sur name. it's been talked about for years. in this sort of particular case i think they wanted to bring everyone together into one circle. pretty soon when they graduate college, guess what's the name they're going to be called now? >> bowers. >> especially because when he married their mom, he chose them. >> the guys in this video believe in earning their dissent and, boy, they earned it today. these guys from inare mountain chile have headed to this volcano, 22,000 feet up. but they're carrying their mountain bikes with them. this is not something an amateur should down. >> don't worry. i think they're safe. >> this is the highest on the planet. >> they say if you make your ascent and descent too go g it. >> this happens to be a neovolcano, which means its volcanic activity is very recent and it is beautifully shot video. we see them as they climb and then ride their mountain bikes around

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nearby forest to make way for the planned addition.hu ndreds of officers were deployed to keep the gia pitn mine od nearby power plants operating. demonstrators blocked railroad tracks and broke through police barriers to entethe mine. the protests come just two days after european union leaderse failed to agreon a strategy for carbon neutrality by 2050. days before a planned conference in bahrain, the trump administraon unveiled its so- called "peace to prosperity plan," the first phase of whatll it says ring peace to the mideast. the proposal says that it has" the potential to facilitate more than $50 billion in new investment over ten years" in the palestinian territorans of the westand gaza. president trump's son-in-law and kushner,dviser, jared will lead the u.s. delegation in bahrain, but neither israeli nor palestinian lewill attend. to read how ice agents operate during immigration sweeps, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: tonight, we launch a pbs newshour weekend l series, "the future o food." over the coming months, we'll focus on stories around the world where effo

it wasn't until judge gia of the ninth circuit said you can't hold them that long. the numbers skyrocketed again. most will lose their case becaused on the data because they're not applicable to the terms of asylum. they would be removed that would have a big impact. >> neil: the mexicans have indicated their willingness to have a lot of this done in mexico. so the process, the paperwork, whatever you want to call it, that is being done in mexico. not in the united states. the advantage there we're told is that it will dramatically reduce the numbers and with these added judges adjudicate them much more quickly. what do you think? >> i think there's a possibility there. it's good that mexico is offering this up. it will help. i'll wait to see how it happens. nothing to stop them from saying, you know what? no thank you. i'm going to go across illegally and they have to deal with me. it's worth following up on. it could help, yes. >> neil: the treatment of these children back and forth a lot of debate about it. one story that caught my eye about it. 21, 22-year-old,

violent, anti-russian clashes did break out overnight in the former sovieorrepublic of gia and at least 240 people were hurt. some we left bleeding after police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at demonstrators trying to storm the parliament building in tbilisi, the capital. anti-russian feeling runs deep in georgia after moscow helped two georgian provinces break away, in 2008. protesters from across europe gathered in western germany today to call for action on climate change. organizers estimate 20,000 people filled the streets.e thotest came a day after the european union failed to agreeon plan to make the e.u. carbon neutral by 2050. >> ( translated ): it's simply a shame and terrible what happens. y, among other industria nations, is one of the countries mainly responsible for climateo change, and wet feel the effects yet in comparison to the countries in the global south, tand it is simply essenti take to the streets against it and to protest. >> woodruff: today's rally took place near one of germany's largest coal mines. back in this country: 11 republican state senators in ore

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later this morning, gia dam my has not seen a single "seinfeld". >> ever? >> in history? that possible. >> i don't know but i think about him differently because of that don't miss a first on cnbc interview with the ceos of united technology and raytheon tironhe megamerger coming up at 9:00 a.m. eastern. stay tuned >>> the faang stocks have all lost ground in the past month, all well below their highs from last year. joining us now to talk about it, paul meeks, lead portfolio manager at the wireless fund paul, good morning you know, part of what investors loved about the faang stocks was that they couldn't even help but grow they had these magical platforms that could not be challenged very well and network effects and the rest of it now, that's what regulators maybe are suspect of how does that play into your assessment of how they're valued and how these stocks can do? >> the stocks have come down quite a bit from their top, and i own the entire cast of characters, but i'm in really a wait-and-see mode, particularly for the two i think are going to be the most dramatica