kara? >> thank you. i am kara bagel. i work forhb in january of thi surgery on my ankle. i'm the sole provider of my two-year-old son, so this impact was huge for his and my day today life. when i initially went to an

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phil, thank you. >>> kara, is this essentially either fan club deuce o you se starter?it have long-term bearing on the viability of the company? >> well, i reserved one or you, jon, and for all of you, actually i don't know is it a hummer is this the hum or is it something more substantive can it be a truck like the ford 150? away from that video that this he showed, you know, can it become a car like that, a truck like that, which a lot of people obviously it's a best seller i don't know i don't know i think it's incredibly -- a lot of showmanship including throwing the metal ball at the car which cracked me up. but, you know, this is just part of sort of elon as he's got this amazing idea pretty cool looking, it's a question of how quickly they can deliver them, which is always an issue with them and whether people are just sort of -- why not sign up for $100 so who knows, it's sort of like the whole story of tesla who nose. >> maybe it doesn't have to be close to an f-150. maybe because the model 3 is so pedestrian looking, this is like a branding opportunity for the

that's not a good place to be. >> kara, thank you you can hear more of kara's interview on her podcaste and everywhere else. >>> when we return, cue the countdown clock. we had hit that number live at 8:30 eastern time. we have a panel of all-stars standing by with analysis for that first, our economic newsmaker of the hour, former cea chair glenn hubbard will join us on set. "squawk box" will be right back. (vo) the moth without hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. >>> welcome back to "squawk. it is jobs friday. forecasters expecting an increase of 75,000 nonfarm jobs. increase in the unemployment rate of 3.6. joining us is the professor. steve liesman. mr. liesman, sir. >> andrew, good morning. we're expecting a slowdown everybody knows that the bigger question is why i want to get beyond the specific system after. we have the gm strike, that will take off 40 to 50. we'll add back some workers th

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kara? >> thank you. i am kara bagel. i work forhb in january of thi surgery on my ankle. i'm the sole provider of my two-year-old son, so this impact was huge for his and my day today life. when i initially went to an orthopedic urgent care, i had no idea what i was going to pay. no idea what the costs were going to be. i just know i needed to get help. i ended up with a bill for over $1,000. this was an unexpected expense that my family now had to endure, and it had a huge impact on us. it was a huge stres sor to know i needed surgery and not know what the cost was going to be, and how it was going to impact my life. thankfully my company was able to work with what prices were going to be beforehand with insurance. the claim my company would have paid buzz $19,500 this. we wouldn't have known that cost until avenue. by shopping around beforehand, we knew the claim was going to be 780 0. that's a 60% price difference. and it was at zero cost to me. i was even able to get the care at the same facility that i was going to go to if i would have used my insurance. i want to t

investing taking a 51% stake for $600 million her team will continue to lead the creative efforts karaing up with the kardashians is hard. there are so many of them, they're all over the place, but this is a lot of money $600 million that's significant >> a lot of money. it is significant. it is so funny five or seven years ago, i had kim kardashian on stage at one of my events, everyone gave me such a hard time i was fascinated by their use of social media and parlaying it into brands. at the time she was doing a game, made $70 million which i thought was a lot of money, was using social media kylie built a brand and sold it off. an interesting brand i think rihanna is doing the same the kardashians, whatever you think of them, whether you think they're bad influence on girls, whatever you think of them, they're really deft at creating fantastic brands online that translate into something real. $600 million is real money what's interesting is today i'm getting really obnoxious tweets of people saying they're stupid, they're this, they're that i'm like i would like to be as stupid as t

for 2 hours the couple kara. and he basks in their love. this would be done. to hit the beginning this. time they have seen it almost all. the way it's a good enough pick to see. the you who knew you could live. in your own home alone and go up imo are a she she has. a ceiling at the missouri. i'm not going to. fall. for. mr owner says the attack brought them closer together the couple realized they relied too much on institutions to take care of this. they only used to visit him once a month now it's a weekly affair. going to high step up and birth to turn. him on when they were under your make that made to push on this kind of scene thought out of it all. they couldn't. because their ha. could be a loony. on the set calling us they could feel some movie something they could be able to get in the cell when the visit comes to an end because you have pops up with the same question again and again. you didn't want to look at the colors or the. sorry you're. going to. the family like. john doe wrong who are. good boys and the long drive home but always tough for

hong kong's governor kara --, carrie lam, says the government will not back down against violent protesters. >> if there is still any wishful thinkiking that by e escalatingg violence, the hong kong government will yield to pressure, to satisfy the so-called political demands, i am making this statement clear and loud here. that will not happen. >> elsewhere, police fired tear gas and deployed a water cannon in various parts of the city. they also charged onto university campuses where students were protesting. brent: turkey has begun sending suspected islamic state supporters captured in syria back to their countries of origin. the turkish interior ministry says a u.s. citizen was the first to be repatriated. germany is also confirming it expects several german nationals to arrive later this week. turkey recently criticized its allies for refusing to take back their greatest -- their citizens and warned it would send back their citizens and relatives even if their citizens have been revoked. >> pictures from camps in syria. those set for deportation are relatives of suspected i.s. fighters

kara scannell is joining us with late-breaking developments.k us through what you are learning. >> so, wolf, we have seen a subpoena that has been sent to one of the potential witnesses if this investigation and from that we've learned that federal prosecutors are looking at this as a broad investigation. they are considering a range of possible criminal charges which include lying to federal investigators, conspiracy against the u.s., wire fraud, money laundering and acting as an unregistered foreign agent. that doesn't mean that any charges will necessarily be brought but it does show how broad investigators are looking at this as they investigate rudy giuliani's associate lev parnas and igor freeman and learned from the spe from the subpoena they are asking questions about giuliani and his security form giuliani partners as part of the subpoena they're asking for any communications and documents relating to any actual or potential payments that were made to giuliani so it indicates that investigators are taking a close look at what kind of b

for the best price on a surgery that she needed and i'd like to have kara come up and tell us about its kara and i wo for hb global along with i'm the sole provider of my 2-year-old son this impact was huge for his and my day-to-day life when i initially went to an orthopedic urgent care i had no idea what i was going to pay, no idea of the costs. i just know i needed to get help i ended up with a bill for over $1,000 this was an unexpected expense that may family had to endure and it had a huge impact on us it was a huge stressor to know i needed surgery and not know what the cost was going to be and how it would impact my life. thank fl thankfully my company was able to work with a brokerage firm and shop around to know what prices would be before hand. my company would have paid was $19,500. we wouldn't have known that cost until afterwars. by shopping around before hand we knew the claim would b$7,800e difference and it was at zero cost to me i was able to get the care at the same facility that i was going to go to if i would have used my insurance. i want to thank the president

kara, how quickly are investigators working, and is there any time frame here?o they feel compelled to do this before the election? >> that is an actual issue here. they don't want to repeat the situation with james comey where he made a comment about an investigation into hillary clinton on the eve of the election in 2016. so they're very mindful, sources tell us, of the election. and it's interesting because where would you draw the line because of all the different actors in this. they are mindful of that, and i think what we can see from the scope of the subpoenas that we've been reporting that have been sent out to a number of donors and fund-raisers, that they are really canvassing the landscape to talk to people about this. but i think they are mindful of the election, which could mean that they either speed it up or any action occurs after that. but i think a lot of it will also depend on the evidence they collect. >> thank you all very much. >>> up next, i'll talk more about this case, the mcgahn ruling, and more with a member of the house intelligence

worked with senator portman on a number of bills about fentanyl, the prescription drug monitoring bill, kara to point out, so this is near and dear to my heart. i have been focused on the science on what we do for treatment that works. it is a different kind of addiction than alcohol, and there has to be different treatment programs. minnesota is the home of betty ford haseltine and we have done a lot of work there. they have changed some of their treatment protocols and we have to figure out whether naloxone is the right way or do other things, and be more focused on getting money for treatment, what the treatment is, and making sure we get less people addicted. what you are seeing right now is what i predicted years ago, that once we started lowering the prescription rate, which had to happen, you are going to get a lot of people turning to illegal substances. so i want to look at this. >> do you support the d scheduling of marijuana federally? senator klobuchar: i support legalization federally, yes. i have made that clear. >> what have you seen in the impeachment hearings the past couple

opposite the courthouse in valetta is a memorial to deafening kara want to see a 14 year old tiziana has come to lay flowers day after day after day the minister for justice which i would call injustice not justice sense his cleansing department to take this all of this people like tiziana simply put it back up that determined to make sure she is not forgotten and that her death was not in vain well a protest chant and dance is becoming popular among women in latin america they're looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a collective body it's universal message and catchy rhythm have made it easy to repent from one country to another yes i knew. it was not my fault my clothes were not why i was raped lines from the feminist dance making waves across latin america and beyond. in the us angry we want to be heard and we want to be recognized as women a little people and citizen. it was created by a chilean collective for the never 25th close all day protesting violence against women and has spread to spain france and to mexico the rhythm and universa

pop singer and former kara member who harra has been found dead at her home the 28 year old was reportedly suffering from depression and had been targeted by abusive comments on social media. well today is the un's international day for the elimination of violence against women one of the most systematic and widespread human rights violations of our time the u.n. estimates that every day about $238.00 women are intentionally killed across the world most of these murders they are committed by partners or even their own families more than one 3rd of women worldwide have experienced some kind of physical or sexual violence in their lifetimes the numbers are particularly high in parts of africa where almost every 2nd woman has experienced violence on that continent but violence against women is also a problem in wealthier parts of the world here in the european union for example one in every 3 women is estimated to have suffered violence and abuse in their lifetimes france in fact has one of the highest murder rates for women here and europe now the government is working on a law to help bette

kara is a national rights advocate. she previously served as counsel for the u.s. senate judiciary committee. althou although kara has created many links, some argue getting facebook to monitor and audit antimuslim hate content would have more impact, especially with the heightened tensions such as the ongoing fight over the muslim ban. zuckerberg and facebook have taken heated criticism for not doing enough about the content including being called a megaphone for hate against muslims. cara says she's looking forward to this opportunity to talk about all this with zuckerberg up close and possible. >> mark as the ceo has that ability to set the direction for his company and engineers to say this is a priority. we need to be serious about removing hate from the platform. >> so, in talking to him directly, do you feel as though what he needs to do is make antimuslim hate messages a higher priority? >> yes, absolutely. i think mark needs to make this a high priority. let me say this, robert, muslims might only be 1% of the u.s. population, but we're 1/4 of the world's

today richard whitehead and kara adenegan were named captains for the 42 strong british team in the uaenter maria lyle will competing in her third world championships — and she's still only 19. she revealed last year that she'd been suffering from anxiety and, after seeking help, is now urging others struggling with their mental health to do the same. thomas duncan reports. triple european champion by the age of 18 maria lyle is used to success on the track but athletic achievements did not bring personal happiness. i would feel anxious about going out of the house and how people viewed me. and when i spoke to people i was afraid they would think i was strange or weird. it was no how to do with howl think i was strange or weird. it was no how to do with how i saw myself and said my running, the running was something that i hid behind and it kind of just poured something that i hid behind and it kind ofjust poured over. after breaking down after a race last year she opened up and decided it was time to seek help for her anxiety. now studying at university and back to her best on the trac

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during this the last singer kara hopped on a morals would then when there was no one was to go with you when you can go would you come here. soon afterwards managed to flee the hospital he got work as a taxi driver and tried to move on with his life. for 57 years he kept the operation a secret from everyone including his wife record. but in 2018 when another forced sterilization case made national headlines kiko finally revealed what happened. it is. only i got an a funeral only i did that and not know what that and if the system wanted i listen and look at that. i know you just said unable to they actually were to. stop. and look like that with a look. at these lawyers office prepares his testimony for his civil case against the government in the district course and if you ask him what indefinite. a mother tongue people divorcing at. his lawyer has evidence from doctors confirming the scars near his growing are consistent with the sterilization procedure a little sensitive facing. this is something that i think you know now doesn't say what they say in the system when it's the other on

thanks for bringing it, kara. i appreciate it. that coming in.e have our focus there. >>> but we also have our focus back in washington where this morning kicks off with not one, not two, but four white house officials who are not showing up, standing up congress rather, defying subpoenas has they refuse to show for scheduled interviews as part of the impeachment inquiry. one siting executive privilege. the others because they can't have an administration attorney in the room with them. so is this the new normal as house democrats prepare to move this investigation into a new and more public phase? house intelligence chairman adam schiff, he's expected to start releasing transcripts from some of the closed door witness interviews as early as this week, but with the house on recess and the inquiry still under way, what exactly is happening right now. let's again to manu raju is there, as he always is. what are you hearing act these officials who aren't showing up and what it means, quite frankly, for the whole investigation going forward? >> repor

safe, miss kara worthy, who is the executive director and then we will also hear some remarks from captain dangerfield with the san francisco police department. >> good eefrn -- good afternoon, how are you? a non-profit funded by the san francisco police department and other private entities and foundations. working with supervisor walton's office on this safety plan around homicides and violence. supervisor walton is committed to all voices of the community and like he said last night, we did have some conversations with the ten young men in the community and plan on doing so throughout the entire district. we have had a few town hall meetings which included round table from every aspect of the district and brought together city department heads and resources that folks felt like they walked away with something tangible that addressed their concerns or complaints and had a follow-up document afterward in 30 days to give folks faith that the city did have a system to give back to them and that they did care. so, through his office, through supervisor walton's office we have secured funding

there is clear that journalist kara lot about covering this horse race between us and the way we pursue our intelligence globally. i think there is a lot of misinformation around the way that some other folks around the world are prioritizing artificial intelligence. senior leaders in china have expressed a desire to have china lead the world but the question is, what are they actually doing. very smart people like your team are trying to dig through this stuff and i think we need a careful evaluation if we look at another 20 years and look at the bubble that happened in china. the expectations that are going on to talk about four years did not match the reality at all which was a huge disconnect to what is being reported. we need the smartest minds out there and do the important research so that we can think about how its tax. i think it is very different about the chinese model and are not ones that even if they were true should be compared at all to the way our government spends money. for us, we have a vibrant ecosystem that spends a lot amount a private sector dollars and those are

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joined by kara.o these charges, do they relate purely to his associates, fruman and parnas or might they include giuliani as well? >> we've seen a subpoena sent to one possible witness. in the subpoena they're asking for information about this person's communications with lev parnas and igor fruman but also any connections with giuliani and his firm giuliani partners. they're specifically asking about any actual or potential payments or any agreements that may have been done with giuliani or his firm. that indicates there's an interest specifically in any business dealings. and as we know giuliani was paid half a million dollars by a company set up by lev parnas. you can see that prosecutors are trying to better understand the relationship between these men and any money flows that may have existed between the men. >> concern here is that his partners fruman and parnas might flip on him to protect themselves but might then provide information that's useful to prosecutors against giuliani. is that a g

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kara is one of the best known muslim rights advocates.y spoke about making efforts to remove muslim hate speech from facebook. >>> you may need a program to know who is playing on the warors these days but it looks like last night it changed. >> the trailblazers were in town. eric pascal celebrated his 23rd birthday with sinking 34 points for dub nation. the warriors beat portland 127-118, making it their first win at the new chase center. after the game, steph curry posted this photo on instagram. warriors star congratulated his young teammates from his atherton home where he's recovering from a broken hand. >>> whether you like it or not, the holiday season started. find out about the new shopping day aimed at joining thefriday, monday. and it's coming up this week. >>> if you can't wait to taste all your thanksgiving favorites, pringle's has something you don't want to miss, we'll where and when you can get the limited edition of thanksgiving flavors chips. >> come on! there are three words that mean everything when you live with migra

>>they said they say rather mario best kara off his pants in front of an 11 year-old and 2 adults in separate incidents. they arrested him based on a sketch a victim also identified him. a man is in custody tonight after a bank robbery and chase in palo alto police say david esqueda junior robbed the bank of america on corey road. it happened yesterday afternoon they found him on the campus of palo alto high school and chased him off onto a bike path that he was arrested shortly after police found stolen cash, they say in his pockets and now an update on that. >>2 murder suspects who escaped from the monterey county jail over the weekend police are now saying they're looking into a possible sighting of one of the inmates ksbw tv in salinas is reporting that one of the inmates may have been spotted at a motel 6 in monterrey the monterey county sheriff's department does not have the inmates in custody, but they say right now they are evacuating the motel this comes after pictures were released yesterday of how the 2 may have escaped. they show holes in the ceiling at the monterey count

it's not a clear picture yet so i think until the kara picture it's it's difficult to comment a lot of the rhetoric about whistleblowers coming from the white house today sounds like what we heard coming from number 10 downing street and tony blair back in 2003 take a listen. it's very tempting to see people who want to talk about the work of ah security services as so-called whistleblowers or people simply in favor of open information but i tell you our security services particularly today particularly with global terrorism as it is perform an absolutely vital task on behalf of this country many of their people work in circumstances a very great danger and it really is the height of irresponsibility to expose them to this type of public questioning and scrutiny in a way that can do absolutely no good to the security of this country so that when the hour is a great you are got a great deal with so far because the that the real. lawyer. said the worst thing possible 3 years ago. and maybe braised. and you know you see the similarities there but you what we heard from tony blair height o

now rify all 7 million listings on their plot form they'll also pr the listing doesn't meet their t kara sea standard so air bnb is alsoaunching a 24 line this is focustomers they can call in and then starting on dember 15th will expand manual screenings of what they consider high risk reservations. th're doing that because they say that can help identify and stop unauthoriz parties. too close to call thounds of votes still need to be coted. so he are the current numbers we have district attorney's suzy loftus who maintains a ight lead over chase abidine 51% to 49%. but there are still about 70 1000 ballots that have not been counted yet including 57,000 mail in ballot. it's election officials say that it could be another week before they have a winner. >>as far as the vote by mail ballots are coerned the majority we that will be done by friday. the remainder on saturday that will start the count on about coming to the saturday will probab finh up with most the provisionals by next wednesday. >>d we just have to wait and see both candidates really statement saying that they're optimiic a

i'm karin to you all right, thank you kara karen. of course we'll be streaming the impeachment hearings from start to finish on the kron on. it happened this morning make sure you have the app the public hearing started 7 o'clock and remember you can download kron. that way you can stay connected thrghout the day and of course to the hearings as well. you on traffic and weather any other breakg news that we have speaking of whether we want to saa good morning too. this hump day is going to shape up. going to shape of really nice. 2 degrees coer today that we saw yesterday that hey we're stilgoing to be the 70's. >>it's november were a couple weeks away fromnksgiving. so can't complain too much right to her. and we are going to see sunshine today, buwe will see more cloud cover. but that's all right because sun will be peeking through thos clouds right now visibility is great here in downtown san fraisco, nice clear shot. and now we're looking at clar bay area except for summer the coastal spots like half moon bay. and even we might s

cars rode up to my house and motorcycles as well so around the house says if i were some kind of kara's and said there was all the bulletin for my arrest and i refused to go with them i said where is the warrant they didn't have a warrant and i feel them them and we stayed outside my house and in the end they didn't arrest me no i don't know if that is the end of this or they will get a warrant and try to arrest me but the fact is that i am a peace activist i don't assault anyone and it's a travesty that the came to my house in such numbers and so intimidating but they had to mentally and announced the creation of a so-called venezuela democracy caucus it's a bipartisan group in the us congress created in support of the opposition in venezuela she held up a sign saying no coups in venezuela bolivia democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz was speaking to the media when things turned nasty. honestly i don't mind waving a flag. on the stump you're right. but. i didn't so she was shoved to the ground and threatened well the democratic congresswoman wasserman schultz claims that sh

well with us to talk about today in santiago kara left went as a journalist and filmmaker she is the director of the documentary chicago boys the film tells the story of a group of chilean economists who trained at the university of chicago and would later apply their studies in free market economics to chile also in santiago cecilia and then the us a journalist and protester and about her battle the oh a member of congress with the independent democratic union party welcome everyone it's good to have c.d.'s i know you've been protesting was the last time you were out on the streets protesting i wasn't just these yes there they have to clear i'm from concepts. just so you know. we may. at least performance in the streets and then we walk around the streets. with fines making songs where. born. again we were. programs with you when we were just walking how would you explain the atmosphere the mood where you are protesting like. very unsafe everything i know my house my farming is concerned i'm protesting and this concern from the police is not like another protest and it's going to hu

the refuse to speculate a little bit but do you think that this kind of transaction is limited to kara being in a smooth caribbean countries or do you think that dismiss practice is more widespread internationally. well we focused on 6 caribbean states because that's where we were initially hearing cases from we do know that ambassadorships have allegedly been sold by other countries to 3 countries in africa. and one of the things we know is that the sale of diplomatic passports grows out of a practice that a lot of caribbean and european countries do which is the legal sale of citizenship by investment and that's where foreigners quite legally pay 250000 or so into a country and they get a passport and what we know is some of the agents who are selling these passports then get as it were a platinum upgrade and are given a diplomatic passport so and it's a trade that is carried on very quietly these are they should be the most public appointments of all and yet a lot of these ambassadors are secret appointments all right deborah davis thank you very much indeed we look forward to seein

has more now from kara near the border with france. this is the beginning of the road that could lead to a political breakthrough but several things need to happen before that the 1st one is that the king of spain needs to mandate pederasts and just to try to form a government then pedro century or so the head of the socialist party with now his counterpart the head of the. party to put forward their agreement. parliament and in each you try to get $176.00 votes that is the out majority at the moment they have to get or secured a $158.00 so the 18 sure now will they get that out right majority most unlikely so then they will have to make some political dealings with other parties maybe the basque parties but then still they would be short of that majority so maybe at that point they will have to reach out to at least one of the poor independence party is clear of oblique and i would say the left leaning but that would not happen unless the that. the catalan party gets something in the richardson there's a still a lot of trading that ne

on its way for the tools east now does mean the rain is heading on tools of all kinds if not behind kara conditions sunny final bit dry and really not too bad wednesday across much of western europe the next system is waiting to push in and it does that on thursday the rain heading across the u.k. and on tools franz and sunny very cloudy day across much of spain and portugal meanwhile a little bit more unsettled through the eastern end of the med some showers on their way to athens and it does mean with all this weather in the mediterranean we will see some clouds certain across northern coastal areas of africa this is wednesday cooler in shipley mostly dry but we could certainly see some showers into morocco rip just 17 degrees celsius and then as we head off into thursday still cloudy conditions but not bad 18 algy is. al jazeera is an investigative unit goes undercover in the caribbean but we don't use the word bribe would you use a token of appreciation exposing trade and diplomatic passports today. in the partial good will of them involving some of the region's highest officials. to

kara and james decides to give it a try. >> if you have a couple, i would think that one is swingingoriously the been the man. couples in their 20s and 30s, it's the woman leading. ladies, touch him how you want to be touched. you're going to teach him. gentlemen, close your eyes. these women embody that sexual energy with a lot of the freedom. they can ask more clearly what they want to please them. in fact, they feel like pleasure is actually their birthright. now, we're going to dig in a little deeper, where we're going to share a fantasy. maybe some fantasies have just emerged this week. >> and share. >> cake. >> just to see what's there. >> the women blossom. the men with them win. >> how are you feeling? >> wanting. >> okay, good. >> is it to get into the lifestyle? >> it's not a fix for a broken relationship. couples who are struggling should not even entertain it. it creates more chaos. any couple that feels committed, could step into the irearena an find some part that would serve them. swinging isn't just sex. it's a huge component of it. >> i'm sitting in on john and jacki

kara stenal is an attorney. >> you sir, let me quote jay secolo. this goes to the heart of our republic, the constitutional issues are significant. what are the constitutional issues here? >> i don't see a constitutional issue. i see an investigative issue. the court points that out clearly and that's a major distinction. we're talking about not a criminal proceeding involving the president. we're talking about an investigation where the president is involved we're talking about this not relating specifically to the president. a third party has tax returns. there's no issue of executive privilege here. the court also points out the last six presidents have released their tax returns voluntarily. that's another issue. all these issues are really -- i'm lost on -- the other brief thing, these things were decided in the nixon tapes. this has nothing to do with executive privilegep he lost the unanimous vote. and we have the paula jones level. this doesn't rise to that level. obviously, that's the president's tact, the lawyer has to spin it that way. i

that's really good, kara, don't hold back on selling to a big pharma company.ere? where to from here? >> i'm probably going to test, i'm probably going to test online other, like i'm probably going to test on superbugs, basically more dangerous bacteria. stuart: okay. >> which lab are you working in? >> i work on my home. in a lab in my home. stuart: you have a lab in your home? okay. how extensive is this lab. >> it is not that big. i go to ucsd to look at nano part tells under electron microscope. stuff like that. stuart: we love having you on the show. you're a wild success. you introduced something extraordinary. we wish you the best of luck. >> thanks. stuart: we want to congratulate you doing what you have done. what was the prize by the way? >> i went to the new york stock exchange. i got to ring the closing bell. i also got 25,000. stuart: 25 what? >> 25,000. stuart: there you go. you saved the best till last. very advisable. that's very good. you can ring the bell at the new york stock exchange but the 25,000 bucks, that beats all. kara fan. thank you

anyway uber is on the down part as well for the moment, relative to where it listed, of course rico's kara swisher was getting into a heated confrontation. >> i think your business is economically unsustainable what is your aws what is the business that's going to take you, because you don't have the time. you don't have the patience, and you are pulled into this idea of what's happened with wework, which i think was the firewall that just fell what is the business that will bring you away from this, a similar fate >> our ride share business is our aws. >> the core one. >> the core one. we had 22% margins this quarter. when we look at our top five markets, even down margins went from 17% to 62%, all right and our ride share business in the past two quarters, 80% of my revenue growth ran through when i look at the next two years, my growth is going to be probably i'll do 8 billion in revenue growth hold on. 8 billion in revenue growth and i need 3 billion to drop to the bottom line. it's about -- call it a 38% flow through. and i just demonstrated an 80% flow through in two quarters. >> so

has now been one year since e woolsey fire in southern cafornia today, many families who lost their kara fun storm talked to g. several homeowners who lost a was everything to fi out how they're woing to rebuilt. >>once saw the horses going out i realized that's proy the time to leave so we did and within about 3 hours our house was burned to the ground windy wagner cromwell's family night of the 1900 home the woolsey fire. >>8 of her neighbors homes along cragdrive burned too. now one year later most lots remain empty, but some homeowners have moved back in our bees are nowill finally emissions come back took 7 months to get a power pole they also have to pvethey had safe drinking water but once they clear those hurdles. the family tackled rebuilding, they discoverethey were under insured and that the permit in planng process would take time on top of that there was lead toxicity in the charts oil had to be dug out it's like a fl-time job that is given. >>to you when you need your around. >>i that are not a don house at her family's home used to be right nextdoor when i first is i can p

that includes traveling to south africa with british model kara de interest -- kara de lavigne. >> she'st a lion behind her. >> she's fearless. she is fearless. >> reporter: yarrow has also come face to face with black panthers, elephants captured here with a special wide-angle lens, and tigers. >> tigers will kill you. tigers are the most vicious animals in the world. they will kill you for fun. i'll go in the cage, i think, and try and work from the cage. >> reporter: is there ever any fear? >> there's fear of failure which is always good. but fear of personal saecht, never with animals. with people, yes. i mean, my scary moments have always been with people because people can buy weed, they can get drunk, and they can buy guns. animals can't do those three things. >> reporter: one of yarrow's most famous photos is a selfie with a polar bear. if you look closely, you can see his silhouette in the bear's eyes. i heard somebody say once most people survive attacks with black bears or grizzlies, but nobody's survived an attack from a polar bear. >> i think that's true. >> reporter: you're