in the classroom while some parents may question the idea but students and the principal at the p s k d one high school are convinced it in richard's their educational program. this is a seeing that familiar to millions although few who look at these pictures will be reminded of their time in school. but video games have found their way into the classroom at this high school in jakarta with the blessing of the teachers. the students are offered up to twenty hours of competitive gaming a week coached by a special tutor it's perhaps no surprise that principal yohannes is a keen gamer himself but it's not just for fun he sees e-sports as a useful learning tool. in terms of academic skills students can learn about math economics group interaction and communication from east sports in our school we decided to have an east ports program because of its educational value. the students don't spend all of their time sitting in front of the screen they also get together to discuss gaming strategies it's all part of the master plan. and i know we can make money from e sports by becoming pro players

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and i've been looking forward to your transition from meter to her when we discuss north korea or d p r k it's all about killing young nuclear ambitions there seems to be absolutely no public discussion or urgency about its appalling human rights record. what pressure can you bring in your final weeks on the job to remind people this isn't about just north korea's military but the millions of people who have suffered under three leaders i would dispute that it's been forgotten i mean perhaps in the context of the the immediate discussions that. seem to be taking place it's not being mentioned but i don't think it's it's easy for anyone to think that given the severity of the human rights violations detailed in the kirby commission's report but also by our office and that work is continuing and ongoing there is a fear that if the negotiations were to mature that somehow these issues would be downgraded and that's that's a fear we have for the respect to many. conflicts that begin to wind down and during the conflict there's a strong record for accountability that the perpetrators would be

d. printing guns these things five k. we're talking about that in just a moment that's right imo it could be a lot of also speak to youth activists who are continuing their push for gun reform months after march for our lives changed the conversation in the wake of the deadly parklane attack we want you to join the conversation on twitter and you too. should gun violence in the united states be treated as a public health issue for some people it seems like there should be an offer you say yes to that question but in the united states public funding for research into gun deaths and injuries has been severely curtailed so yes for more on this we're joined from northampton massachusetts by meg and randy she is chief research officer at the american foundation for firearm injury reduction in medicine known as a firm that's one of the groups that wants more research into gun violence adam skaggs is chief counsel at the giffords lost in churches prevent gun violence he joins us from new york craig deluce is director of legislat

and i've been looking forward to your transition from meter to her when we discuss north korea or d p r k it's all about killing young nuclear ambitions there seems to be absolutely no public discussion or urgency about its appalling human rights record. what pressure can you bring in your final weeks on the job to remind people this isn't about just north korea's military but the millions of people who have suffered under three leaders i would dispute that it's been forgotten i mean perhaps in the context of the the immediate discussions that. seem to be taking place it's not being mentioned but i don't think it's it's easy for anyone to think that given the severity of the human rights violations detailed in the kirby commission's report but also by our office and that work is continuing and ongoing there is a fear that if the negotiations were to mature that somehow these issues would be downgraded and that's that's a fear we have for the respect to many. conflicts that begin to wind down and during the conflict there's a strong record for accountability that the perpetrators would be

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. >>> welcome back to "fast money," a record number 401(k) accounts now hold $1 million or more d doms in the newsroom with more >> the millionaire ranks are growing, melissa and a stock market near record high territory is the reason why. according to advisory giant fidelity, the number of 401(k) retirement accounts held by fidelity grew by 45% over the same time last year. so this is the first quarter of the year where there were just around 157,000 of those accounts that had balances of at least a million bucks. the firm does attribute the growth of millionaire accounts to not just market moves and investing discipline investors are continuing to save and many are increasing their contribution rates to retirement accounts and fidelity notes that three out of ten favored the contribution rate since last year, meaning the average contribution rate is 8.6% and the highest percentage in nearly a decade and it's not just the big account of big savers participating in this trend. the average 401(k) balance now sits around $102,000 and the average ira balance is $105,100. so how do you st

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k breaking details ahead. >>> this morning, a website that promises downloadable blueprints for functional plastic guns made with 3-drinters is itself not functional today. that's after a judge's ruling late last night in seattle. the judge put a temporary hold on a settlement between a texas group called defense disturbed and the trump administration that would have allowed these gun plans to be posted widely and distributed online starting today. our senior political analyst and anchor, john avlon, is with me now. so nothing to worry about here? >> not quite. but let's cut through the spin to get some stats and facts. so yesterday, immediately after a reality checked the dangers of the 3-d printed guns, president trump tweeted this -- i'm looking into 3-d plastic guns being sold to the public. already spoke to the nra. doesn't seem to make much sense. so, great. president was going to do something. then several hours later we found out what he actually did. which is echo the nra by invoking a 30-year-old law. now deputy press secretary told reporters, quote, in the united states it is currently illegal to own or m

d scenes like this. one woman wasit by a car and died. at yesterday's safety briefing here in the district, the mayor sent a mesage to the protesters on both sides. >> on nosunday, we k that we have people coming to our city for the sole purpose of spewing hate. we, the people of washington, d.c., say unequivocally that we denounce hate. >> r d.c. police chief pesem said no guns at any of the rally or protests that includes people who have a permit to carry a gun in the district. a lot more information on the rally yincluding everythingou need to know about road closures. >>> we're learningore about the moments leading up to a deadlyid road rage it in wood ridge. a pickup truck and sedan and the driver had a dispute at a red light the pickup truck drivernd left his carconfronted the sedan driver. the driver of thesedan changed lanes and hit the pickup driver. larryean walker was pinned between his car and another vehicle. he died. at this time, no enarges have iled. >>> montgomerychountyls have released more information about a former school bus driver accused o sexually assaulting a special needs' student. they posted all the roads driven sincehe 2006 on website. th

k with society t to establishh guidelelines that will benefit e economy. we need toto take a proactive roach h to cryptocurrerencies. oscar: analysts believe venezuelela's inflation rate c d hit t 1,000,000% by the end of e year. actionon is desperately needed.. but as long g as the petetro ist accepted on internrnational markets, the prospects of a new currency tied to it do not appear rosy either. brent: we see right their perception matters a lot when we are talking about currencies and monetary policies. it also matters in politics. we understand the opposition is calling for nationwide strikes in protest tomorrow over economic reforms. really be able to get people out on the s streets? oscar: well, that is the exexpectatioion. we have seen an increase in protest this year. even bigger protests down in 2014 and last year. but they have alall been toto protest agagainst lalack of services, and different other issues, not politically inclined. tomorrow, the opposition is planning o o h having a special extraordinary session of element to discuss these new measures. political parties are calling for strikes and protests. we might be seeing more of that in the coming week

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. >> yeah the team k hadd of a rough start in theag little leue regional tournament. they y played newk yesterday and lost 10-2 b dyo have a chance to redeem themselves when they play again tomorrow. this team is the first ever predominantly black little league to advance to the regionals. win or lose, our local sportsha professional rallied around these kids big time. last week,ti bre orioles outfielder adam jones donated $8500. max scherzer and his wife donated gear. steven strasbourg, juan sotos, and anthony rondon,he wishing luck. all of those guys probably hope to be big leaguers out there. >> take a look at this young man. he came to tittle league game in full umpire getup dyesterday. heid it all. he played the part. good job. >>> 6:55 right now. here are 4 this to know. today, paul manafort's trial enters its second week in alexandria. the defense is expected to crosm e the bookkeeper. he's on trialax for and bank fraud. >>> indonesia just increased t death toll from 91 to 98 victims. the quake hid the popular tourist island of lombok. we'll have the latest on "today" show. >>> and in new mexico, authoritie

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