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>> that's a very good question go i was going to new delhi india. my parents were in the peace corps so i was a peace corps baby. i don't think i ever met a republican or anything all of my childhood years. that anybody didn't think like us were really bad people or dumb. but then they started to do a little bit of research and the more i learned and in individualism and that's it. that's what i believe in and i have a debt of gratitude to work on with the atlas society. and i wanted to repay that debt by sharing that philosophy with others. that we are social beings. but i would like to help others and then to discover these answers. >> what are the difficulties of turning anthem into a graphic novel quick. >> a very good question. the atlas society is a small nonprofit people that believe in us and invested us. and then you could afford. but then to do that as a labor of love and then to believe in this. and then giving any direction. and that had to be done systematically. >> did you have to edit that down quick. >> not at all spent the entire novella is included? >> there is some

>> we saw some good news yesterday from u.s. bank corp.-- bb & t and sun trust. the super regional banks are growing 6 to 7%. the money center banks are holding relatively flat given the head winds they've had with capital markets and some of the investment banking. so we do believe because they have extra liquidity, they're getting active, they're increasing that loan growth, that loan demand is there. that's incremental earnings that really hasn't been counted on and those credit costs, we believe we have a credit cycle monitor forecasts that for the next year, the credit cost should stay relatively stable. that's a positive for the group that isn't calculated into l valuations right now. maria: thank you for your analysis. appreciate it. >> nice talking to you. maria: quick break and mark benhff weighs in on regulating big tech, the future of capitalism and the cloud. back in a minute. as a principal i can tell you this. when one student gets left behind, we all get left behind. this is a problem that affects each and every one of us. t

goodness. thanks, grady. mapping future of journal i've, ceo mark zuckerberg sitting down with news corp ceo robert thompson as the social media site officially partners with major publishers to launch a new feature called phrase book news. susan li is live in the newsroom with details on this one. reporter: select audience, 200,000 will be a select audience for a news service facebook is launching. back and forth between mark zuckerberg and robert thompson, news corp ceo. for a long time publishers complained facebook is eating away at their revenue. a lot of articles in the media properties are shared on facebook for free between friends. a lot of people get their news on facebook and other sites as well. so publishers want to get paid since they have to pay reporters to write these articles. seems virtually everybody will be initially on the news service. "new york times," "washington post," "wall street journal," nbc, abc, fox news as well. this time around facebook will pay out licensing fees. depending which media outlet it is from hundreds of thousandssmaller once to millions of bigger ones. "wall stree

good news overall, you heard from bank of america, u.s. bank corp, generally beaten expectations and the consumer appears healthy even with regional banks commentary. it's been very good. for example, pnc said long growth had been strong for both the commercial and the consumer loan sectors, u.s. bancorp said it was solid and particularly talked about mortgage revenues as robust. a common complaint has been overall long growth was anemic last year. it's been much better this year and this quarter four banks saw long growth anywhere from 4% to 6%, north of 6% in the case of pnc. last year, for example, 2 to 3% average long growth was typical. wilf not just jp morgan, money center but the regional banks are talking about a strong consumer wilf >> absolutely, bob and all of them very cheap coming into this earnings season, another factor why we've got the banks up week to date for the most part. bob pisani, thank you. >>> american shoppers pulled back their shopping in september. steve liesman is in washington with more on the retail data steve? >> jus

corps they say congratulations. new incigna on you. boy, that looks good and you a sergeant says here's your new book, start reading. even generals, when they make a couple hey are told of things. one, you will never read poorly again. you'll never hear the truth again. [laughter] >> three, here's your list of reading, and a couple of them are by kissinger, words long.e is 27 the point that the marines make is, it's an imperfect way of the future but it's light we have in that dark path ahead and human nature doesn't change a lot so what across e trying to get to us was, we were responsible for our own development, for our wn learning and we would have to study this stuff. they could train us how to shoot to put a woundow dressing on a wound, how to call or an air vehicle that sort of thing, they knew we would have to know that and trained us to do it. educate cted us to ourselves for what they couldn't train us for, for the unexpected, for the time you're awake in your sleeping bag trying to figure out how you're going to deal with the attack the next day

good to have as our guide david. any financial thanks so much for your insight. thank you dana great to be with you. in international sanctions news the door adobe corp now says it will refund venezuelans for licenses on purchase. it's which adobe cancelled earlier this week on monday adobe e-mailed all addresses on file for venezuelan customers informing the recipients that the company was canceling all licenses for adobe products in venezuela citing purporting obligations under an executive order signed by president donald trump adobe initially claimed that they also were barred from giving refunds because the executive order in the software makers interpretation required quote the sation of all activity would be entities including no sales service support refunds credit etc now the company says refunds will be offered and received by customers before the end of the month the company also clarified that it now believes that it's free product b. hants can legally be used in venezuela. now for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return just weeks after the collapse of story british travel. there is some hope for workers who were set to be la

break down what we are seeing with fox news contributor, former cia chief daniel hoffman, and retired marine corps bomb technician johnny joey jones peer gentlemen, good. >> good to see you. >> good evening. >> shannon: there was a critical person inside, and we are learning more about this individual. commander of the kurdish-led syrian democratic forces described this person, said he was, you could say, a security official, a personal security official for baghdadi himself, in charge of baghdadi's movement. his job was to secure the places where baghdadi would later hide. i mean, dan, how important and critical was it to have this level of human intelligence for this rate? >> this is where all of the raids began, when it comes to finding terrorists, especially leaders like osama bin laden and abu bakr al-baghdadi, for that matter, his predecessor once removed. it is all about the human intelligence, that source close enough to the leader to tell you where the leader is, and in the case of this source, the source mapped out the compound, told us all about how to get in and out safely, told us who was there, where the security was. this enabled our br

news contributor and retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician joey jones. good morning, joey. >> good morning, guys.say california has out fesmed restricting right of law abiding gun owners. if you want to take the time to take every gun in the country away you will get rid of all gun murders. take the second amendment away from someone who use as gun legally and constitutionally. that's the fight we are talking about. make no mistake about it. every gun owner and every person like myself that advocates for gun rights understands there is inherent risk of having guns in society. we also understand the value of having the second amendment and what makes it uniquely american that we have the ability to protect ourselves and own a gun to do. so. ed: you make a good case. let's get specific on one point there. >> yeah sure. ed: where the governor has signed into law not nationally. the idea if a co-worker sees something and says i'm concerned about this gun owner maybe they have said something or done something. can you seek a restraining order. trying to find common ground here when there is a mass sho

news contributor and retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician joey jones. good morning to you, joey. >> good morning, guys.hese guys deserve. these heroes deserve. i'm glad we are going after it. something that underscore is that we are still at war. we still have people who get killed in places that we don't even know we are. and i just hope the american people take note of that and understand that as we are debating things like bring our troops home from afghanistan, it's not just a political talking point to win a democratic nominee or to win the election. these are national security strategies and everywhere we are not, the enemy is and it just needs to be a part of that conversation. it's not really to advocate to go to war on every continent but to say we have enemies that are ready to kill us everywhere. that's why we have a military and it's why we have them forward deployed. pete: joey, to your point. i think most people didn't realize we had a mission in niger two years ago. most people today largely foregot been that fact. certainly not the families and communities that lost these brave heroes.

to put the phone down and read a good book, and that has nothing to do with work or anything, and let my brain go to the place that is not the news and the marine corps and all of the stuff for at least a little bit before i go to bed every night. >> let's try to squeeze in one or two more questions. >> i'm lieutenant daifrson anve i'm a pilot. and so i have two wonderful kids and there is a ballance of getting to a new deployment, and when to have kids and having the burden of the family and the burden of continuing your career and trying to make rank and doing all of the things that you want to do in the military career. on multiple occasions, i have been told, shouldn't you just go home and take care of your children. i have been told that i am not putting my family and my husband who is also active duty that my family is not putting everything in that we should be doing, and you know, not giving 100% and the men are having to pick up the slack for us. so, it is just, and for those who haven't heard that before, i would be actually surprised. so my question to you is how do you guys give that mentor or the advice for the people coming to the unit

goods. that's what facebook has been accused of, not paying publications. now it's abc, "new york times," "l.a. times," "wall street journal," "new york post," news corpsfees. for years, facebook was using the stories without paying for the overhead, without paying for the journalists who put their lives on the line in many instances -- ashley: basically users of facebook, if they're on this service, do they have to pay for this? liz: we don't know just yet. click on a link and you will go right to the website itself. not sure how this payment stream will come in. ashley: interesting. they are actually paying for content. liz: first time. ashley: thank you. david, your thoughts on this? good move by facebook? >> i want to go back to the time when i just saw cute photos of puppies on facebook. i don't want to be force-fed news from far left sources that are essentially putting an agenda out there. i don't like it. i don't want facebook to get distracted by this. i think they should focus on ad revenue and a user experience. ashley: interesting view. also, we have heard this time and time again, millenials spending more but you're saying they are actuall