what the navy would do if they were say controversial journalist in the us the symbol of bill kareem who is currently fighting in court for his rights and probably even his life after allegedly being targeted five times for assassination by the u.s. military is super expensive high tech non commercial grade military grade bad but drones i wonder how the navy would handle that if they were and if they were in his place yes in the latest drone news for mr creme's trial it appears that the u.s. government in a motion to dismiss the trial is trying to rewrite the constitution and burn down our right to due process by arguing that mr kareem's due process rights would be satisfied simply by allowing him to present evidence that he has been wrongly placed on the government kill list and that the government was under no obligation to respond to him no obligation to respond. that's like so hey you know maybe we're targeting you maybe we're not but you don't have the right to know but you can ask but we're not really going to tell you even if you do but you have the right to ask my friends wit

kareem on as a were made it to one and a second from a tighter seal the win for minds. runs. now on sunday dortmund travel to freiburg have to take on hanover and as you can see there on monday votes for it will host frankfurt nights at a table defending champions byron munich xtend their lead at the top to four points as you can see from dorgan to leipsic still in third frankfurt in force of course but they're playing they still have to play though their movement their living labor has moved up braman move down at the other end of the table no change at the bottom shall come missed out on their chant chance to extend their lead and minds move up. now it's time for the bun this latest play off the day i was voted by you our followers on twitter and your winner with fifty three percent of the vote is byron's class. the big defender was byron's unlikely hero clinching a vital three points for the champions as the title rights heats up it might not have been the prettiest of strikes but no one in byron colors was complaining. it's just are from him well that's all from us here o

as we get convinced him to declare that thank you so much all right that was steve seventy is jeff kareem speaking to one of the purchase leaders in sudan and that is it for now for africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website your facebook page that's interact they are at. the next time i buy. small packets of consumer big changes. people making it possible eco africa. fantastic right trying that as they set out to safety environments. to learn from one another. and work together for a better future. in south. africa w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. rico is in germany to learn german and why not come with them it's simple online on your mobile and free shop for d w z e learning course nikos free german made easy. to. follow and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture robert merrill and joining me shortly will be the world renowned cellist lonard engine broke also coming up. france's bread of choice the baguette with the full ingredients why is it such. to make. i think you've got too much cl

in the middle east, uber just bought kareem. in the u.s. i think the same type of arrangement is going to happen >> so leslie, final word on this this goes back to the dual class structure that a lot of ipo ease's the founders can say yes or no depending on what they think is the right exit >> exactly they're less inclined to sell their business it's their baby. it's hard for them to sell something they've built and grown. in lyft's case it's a 24 billion valuation. that's why you tend to see companies with super majority voting power trade at a discount you don't have that takeover speculation that would ever happen, because it's just such a high hurdle to get over when you have a founder led dual class structure. >> thank you leslie and jay. >>> shares of amd getting a pop up today they are up 60% so far this year can the rally in the chips keep going? we'll ask and tony robins joins 'l in the studio hel share his four point tips for financial freedom. stay with us when you look at the critical issues facing our world, what do

shatner, smith, kareem abdul- jabbar. >> i love the first kiss on a train. >> there are so many episodes i will carry with me always. i remember the first time bob newhart was here. i didn't have any scenes with him but having him unset was exciting. >> some are obvious. some are simple and silly. a love relationship that changed my life. >> i don't want you to say it because social convention dictates it. >> i love you, too. >> the whole universe that comes with putting this together i will miss. >> after 12 seasons the show will bring an epic and creative close. don't miss the final episode right 8 pm. >>> the warriors heading back to los angeles and better news for the a's and the giants coming up. >>> let's head outside. another warm day. i will be right back. >>> welcome back. happy thursday. we are looking at plenty of sunshine. not as hot as yesterday but check out the temperatures in the mid-80s. how about pittsburg? the low 80s. mid 80s in antioch brent word and pleasanton. berkeley will see a high of 67. 70 in oakland. 68 in san francisco. 79 in santa rosa. low 90s in ukiah. a

and substitutes kareem on you see we also got one it don't look too easy. but every single thing worked out today. the money means everything slips through front legs fingers. to the goal fest and beaming with got to take. it was the tenth time freiburg headed home from mind to win. time for the battle of the cellar dwellers stood guard posting a desperate nuremberg. pereiro was ready to make a difference for the visitors after a two week suspension he's been on a roll he found the net last week against borg and was hoping to keep it coming. and it didn't take him long he clean things up to try. nuremberg ahead just before the break. but it wasn't so clinical where there's other chances. and with time running out the guests are allowed an equaliser was on cock with acres of space this was a horrific in the past so often this season we just can't put it together to grab three points the clubs were left roughly where they were before with four points between them and the table. promoted side to side all fit had assaulted season on the country ten full because

last year the chiefs fired kareem hunt after video surfaced of the running back apparently pushing and kicking a woman in a hotel. today the chiefs held a press conference with frank clark, their newly signed defensive end, who was kicked off university of michigan's team in 2014 for hitting his girlfriend. >> it's just something i have to learn and grow from. it's something i'll continue to learn and grow from. >> reporter: meanwhile, tyreek hill waits to find out his own future. >> we're going to continue to gather the information, evaluate the information then as i said yesterday, i mean, we'll make the right decision. >> reporter: until then, hill has been told not to come back to practice. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> all right, let's turn to new developments now. an nbc news investigation about facilities where troubled teens are sent to get help. there are 22 states sending kids to clarinda academy in iowa. and after our report with thre from more former students and a nurse who says she wishes she had spoken up sooner. here is kate snow. >> reporter: jesus lopez stil

suspecting that the next side to score would win and the next man to score was the best man on the pitch kareem on izzy was midway through the second half. bad to put the result and months his survival beyond doubt twenty one year old might take maybe three one. for a club of mights his size avoiding relegation is like winning a trophy as some of the fans t. shirts showed. congrats all round. what makes coaches lame ducks. things haven't gone swimmingly for shelter since hoop statements were placed in many coated asco uli are not man announced his summer departure to leipsic early on in the season but he has maintained the five with his side. as they proved on their visit to shout. as sneaky pass from nottingham and marry a neat not they from each act bellfield and emphatic finish. off the start statement had been hoping for. and it all went downhill from there andre crammer rich to nail on the stroke of half time. and now that's not a replay shot of statements could anything be done at the break to turn things around. shaka did come out more aggressive and were rewarded with a penalty for foul

kareem. all these different you know. twenty one newborn year has decided not to continue with the filming school leaving. school so he missed school well seven i thought it was fun because seven fourteen i was the one biased i think all teenagers i'm bearish question themselves on t.v. i don't know i just remembered i kept sighing for cashiered if. this isn't what was funny to me but the forty one of those. with. this. allow i want to start my own band. i went on to say meeting in depth to them. i want them to be a message in the song you know they want to be completely fake and. girls. she's going to be as you keep her i don't know kind of in the clear that animals. so like dave gets on the team as a motion the norm on the bag she and the one dog and the one cat all much to look after him. i. catch san is still living with her parents and her collection of stray dogs and my kitties the separatists. out of my keys she has not become a zoo keeper or a musician but. instead she's got a degree in film and now works in the c

ron klain is here and michael steele and kareem john pierre. we played that not because i can't believe it but it is in here in the obstruction of justice investigation. and as people like chuck rosenberg and frank figliuzzi told us at the time. the signal sent to any criminal insnared in an investigation by the man who sits atop the government when he trashes cooperating witnesses is remarkable. and it wasn't lost on robert mueller. what rings through to me is what a bunch of sort of unethical -- i want to use words that won't get me in laura ingram's opening montage today. what a group of unethical acting people. >> cally wags. >> yeah. >> sarah sanders smearing jim comey from the podium saying that -- talking about his leadership at the fbi when under questioning with mueller's investigators saying heat of the moment. you're the white house press secretary. >> heat of the moment i wasn't exactly truthful about that. yeah, nicole, this is why this team in the white house has been so nervous about this. not only about how this piece of the puz

several folks afterwards about kamala harris, the democratic field and i want to introduce you to kareem blown away. i didn't know she was a senator. california, representing california? and it was just shocking really to see that. it was a good feeling that -- to know that there's a black woman out there running for president. >> reporter: kareem said that he will definitely be voting in next year's south carolina primary saying he's just starting to pay attention and having a presidential candidate come to the church on easter is a help and kareem is not the only individual we talked to here today and in south carolina that doesn't know the likes of kamala harris or the big presidential field of almost 20 now and that's part of the process. she was here for three days here in south carolina this weekend and enroute now to new hampshire to be for two days before heading over to texas on wednesday and then las vegas this upcoming weekend. kendis? >> vaughn, does that pretell? you've been in the locations and pretell of a problem for kamala harris? only declared black woman in the race ri

well i definitely think it's a good thing that kareem has been set up by entrepreneurs backed by angels and by institutional capital and has now scaled successfully and. and been executed over i think this is a it's a it's a great move and i don't think that. anyone would argue against that more widely is that a concern when you've got the the googles and the amazons and the facebook's the usual suspects which we name but when we see them making all the investments they're making on the consolidations and with this you know huge growth is it a concern that that has happened for so many years now so what we're trying to do is is find and back and build the next town isn't the next facebook the next google and you know the migration of talent from industry into early stage businesses now stimulated and kind of catalyzed by transactions like carrie can only be a good thing in the end to build great businesses you need fantastic innovation you need brilliant teams and you need you know willing capital and careen transaction as it is is definitely going to stimulate the market we think so wi

. >> reporter: kareem presley is the boy's uncle. >> you have to be tough.hurts me because he's not here. >> did miss millie talk to you before? >> reporter: there's no federal laws regulating school nurse staffing. but it's recommended that there's one registered nurse in every school. a standard many districts are failing to meet. the executive director of the national association of school nurses says, 40% of schools across the country don't have a full-time nurse. and 25% don't have a nurse at all. is that acceptable? >> it's not acceptable. students deserve what they need in order to be in school and ready to learn. >> reporter: she blamesshrink ing budgets for the short fall, which puts burden on nurses and puts kids at risk. >> if you have a workload that doesn't help the students like they need, it's like drinking water from a fire hose. >> reporter: this is a school nurse in howard county, maryland, which covers two schools a day. >> i'm often stressed because i have to figure out the safest way to balance it. >> reporter: she has health assistants

well i definitely think it's a good thing that kareem has been set up by entrepreneurs backed by angels and by institutional capital and has now scaled successfully and. and been exeter to move i think this is a it's a it's a great move and i don't think that. anyone would argue against that more widely is that a concern when you've got the the googles and the amazons and the facebook's the usual suspects which we name but when we see them making all the investments they're making on the consolidations and with this huge growth is it a concern that that has happened for so many years now so what we're trying to do is is find and back and build the next down isn't the next facebook the next google and you know the migration of talent from industry into early stage businesses now stimulated and kind of catalyzed by transactions like carrie can only be a good thing when in the end to build great businesses you need fantastic innovation you need brilliant teams and you need you know willing capital and careen transaction is is is definitely going to stimulate the market we think so without

is trying to rewrite the constitution and burn down our right to due process by arguing that mr kareem's due process rights would be satisfied simply by allowing him to present evidence that he has been wrongly placed on the government kill list and that the government was under no obligation to respond to him no obligation to respond. that's like so hey.

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well i definitely think it's a good thing that kareem has been set up by entrepreneurs backed by angels and by institutional capital and has now scaled successfully and. and been executed over i think this is a it's a it's a great move and i don't think that. anyone would argue against that more widely is that a concern when you've got the the googles and the amazons and the facebook's the usual suspects which we name but when we see them making all the investments they're making on the consolidations and with this huge growth is it a concern that that has happened for so many years now so what we're trying to do is is find and back and build the next town isn't the next facebook the next google and you know the migration of talent from industry into early stage businesses now stimulated and kind of catalyzed by transactions like carrie can only be a good thing in the end to build great businesses you need fantastic innovation you need brilliant teams and you need you know willing capital and careen transaction is is is definitely going to stimulate the market we think so without giving

trying to rewrite the constitution and burn down our right to due process by arguing that mr kareem's due process rights would be satisfied simply by allowing him to present evidence that he has been wrongly placed on the government kill list and that the government was under no obligation to respond to him no obligation to respond. that's like so hey you know maybe we're targeting you maybe we're not but you don't have the right to know but you can ask but we're not really going to tell you even if you do but you have the right to ask. but burns it's that level of smug superiority by the us government that encourages us to always be watching the hawks. we're already. hearing that the. real that this would be. as it were to pull out of. the day like you said i got. with. the. water when watching the hawks i roll over and them to. if you need to remain competitive i'm really tired of like the military using this this these words and all of a this of an ocular of a corporation as if they're out there you know we've got to keep a competitive advantage on the market. it's not a competitio

well i definitely think it's a good thing that kareem has been set up by entrepreneurs backed by angels and by institutional capital and has now scaled successfully and. and been accepted to move i think this is a it's a it's a great move and i don't think that. anyone would argue against that more widely is that a concern when you've got the the googles and the amazons and the facebook's the usual suspects which we name but when we see them making all the investments they're making on the consolidations and with this huge growth is it a concern that that has happened for so many years now so what we're trying to do is is find and back and build the next town isn't the next facebook the next google and you know the migration of talent from industry into early stage businesses now stimulated and kind of capsulized by transactions like carrie can only be a good thing i mean in the end to build great businesses you need fantastic innovation you need brilliant teams and you need you know willing capital and careen transaction is is is definitely going to stimulate the market we think so wit

well i definitely think it's a good thing that kareem has been set up by entrepreneurs backed by angels and by institutional capital and has now scaled successfully and. and been executed over i think this is a it's a it's a great move and i don't think that. anyone would argue against that more widely is that a concern when you've got the the googles and the amazons and the facebook's the usual suspects which we name but when we see them making all the investments they're making on the consolidations and with this huge growth is it a concern that that has happened for so many years now so what we're trying to do is is find and back and build the next town isn't the next facebook the next google and you know the migration of talent from industry into early stage businesses now stimulated and kind of catalyzed by transactions like carrie can only be a good thing in the end to build great businesses you need fantastic innovation you need brilliant teams and you need you know willing capital and careen transaction is is is definitely going to stimulate the market we think so without giving

which willth kareem give them a monopoly in the middle east. australia's very profitable for them.of the envelope, lyft is worth 20 $1 billion, meaning uber's business in the u.s. is worth $40 billion. caroline: we have to leave it there. great to get your perspective on the growth to come. lead edge capital partner and of course investor in uber, mitchell green. olivia and eric with the details. coming up, the man behind wikileaks formally charged for hacking in the u.s. what is next for julian assange, just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: julian assange's lawyer says the wikileaks founder will fight extradition to the united states, after a sans was arrested at the cuadorian embassy where he pleaded asylum. foraces up to 12 months bail convictions in the u.k., and serious charges in the u.s., , where the justice department charges him. denying a dutch newspaper report companyemiconductor com of espionage. asml says they can still do business in china. coming, alexa, the ai in your smart speaker is listening to your commands, but is somebody else listening? we discussed next

joining me in studio is kareem carter. thank you for coming in. we like refunds. everyone at home likes refunds. there is refund fraud out there. explain what that is and how it happens. >> there is a number of different frauds. there is false claims. false deductions. false credits people use to, unfortunately, take advantage of the tax system and create larger refunds. >> are these taxpayers being targeted. say low-income individuals who are getting a $300 refund, maybe they get a phone call or letter in the mail from someone trying to rip them off. >> yes. there is phone scams. we have identity theft. we have return preparer fraud. unfortunately, these scammers take advantage of honest taxpayers. >> what advice would you give someone at home so they don't become a victim of refund fraud. >> there are a number of red flags to look for. do some research. if you have a tax return preparer, ask questions. look at the better business bureau, get on irs.gov. if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. >> back in 2005 i got a call from the irs. they came at me sa

these are all these different tiger he's kind of you know kareem. all these different you know. at twenty one no been your has decided not to continue with the filming school leaving question on the school so he missed school well seven i thought it was fun seven fourteen i was the one biased i think all teenagers i'm bearish question themselves on t.v. i don't know i just remembered i kept saying for cashiered you. seven was funny for me but the forty one of those. with. this. allow i want to start my own band. i went to meeting and kept them. i want them to be a message in the song you know they want to be completely fake and. girls. she's going to be as you keep her i don't know kind of in the clear that animals. so like dave gets on the chain as a motion the norm on the g. and the one dog and the one cat all much to look up to him. tessanne is still living with her parents and her collection of stray dogs is mighty separatists. out of my keys she has not become a zoo keeper or a musician. instead she's got a degree in film and now works in the computer world. deejaying is on

the deal with kareem will give them a monopoly in the middle east.tralia's very profitable for them. back of the envelope, lyft is worth $21 billion, meaning uber's business in the u.s. is worth $40 billion. caroline: we're going to have to leave it there. great to get your perspective on the growth to come. lead edge capital partner and of course investor in uber, mitchell green. olivia and eric newcomer with the details. coming up, the man behind wikileaks has been formally charged for hacking in the u.s. detailing what's next for julian assange, just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: julian assange's lawyer says the wikileaks founder will fight extradition to the united states. assange was arrested at the ecuadorian embassy, where he took asylum. assange faces a sentence of up to 12 months for bail convictions in the u.k., and serious charges in the u.s., where the justice department charges him. denying a dutch newspaper report that a semiconductor company was a victim of espionage. he was based workers with direct links to china allegedly so

these are all these different highgate is kind of you know kareem. all these different you know. at twenty one year has decided not to continue with the filming school leaving question on the school so he missed school well seven i thought it was fun because seven fourteen i was the one biased i think all teenagers i'm bearish question themselves on t.v. i don't know i just remembered i kept sighing for cashiered if. this isn't what is funny for me but the forty one of us. with. this. well i want to start my own band. i went on to say meeting in depth to them. i want them to be a message in the song you know they want to be completely fake and. girls. she's going to be as you keep her i don't know how to make the claim that animals. so like dave gets on the chain as a motion the norm on the big g. and the one dog and the one cat all much to look after them. tessanne is still living with her parents and her collection of stray dogs is mighty separatists. out of my keys she has not become a zoo keeper or a musician. instead she's got a degree in film and now works in the computer w

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i had to play a kareem abdul-jabbar.lick before alex trebek has finishing, you end up like a tenth of a second delay before you can click again. he's figured it out. >> i've heard that. everybody that goes on "jeopardy," including yourself, is brilliant. >> dana: no, i'm not brilliant. >> there's skills involved with clickers and so on. his strategy of going for big money early and collecting the pot and going all-in. it's a gamblers mentality. >> dana: take a listen to this sound bite. what he will do with the money. >> you mentioned your parents. what does your success on our program mean for them financially? >> well, i think my family is doing okay already. i try not to put many handouts out there, guys. but i'd like to give some money to childrens charities in the las vegas area. >> dana: so if he would be willing to come on. i've been watching "jeopardy" since i was a little girl. it's a great childhood memory for me. it really has captured the nation. the feedback is amazing. >> i feel like "jeopardy" james is the

outside the vladivostok summit, a final farewell after what the kareem line describes as constructives china, another key ally leaving his new friend to explore this russian city on his own. we're seeing a bit more of kim jong un in vladivostok, visiting a naval memorial this morning and then a russian warship before getting ban op the train back to pyongyang. >> thank you very much, matthew. there is more breaking news ahead, as joe biden follows up the presidential announcement with an urgent appeal for campaign cash. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. mine... ...caused liver damage. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. i had the common type. mine was rare. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i just found out about my hepatitis c. i knew for years. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up and could cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if

. >> joining our conversation, msnbc contributor, kareem, and tim miller communications director of jeb campaign, and senior adviser for anti-trump superpac. let me see if i can say this and turn it over to you. kamala harris is getting better by the day, by the appearance. she's looser, sharper, more natural. that was i think the best i seen her. and beto for the time he took, actually came up with a very compelling response. your thoughts on both of them. >> i totally agree. that's the beauty of this process, right. that's the beauty of the democratic primary or any primary is that the candidate starts to grow and feel comfortable in their own skin. they've been out there for some time, going to the different states, meeting the people and honing into their message and what they're talking about and why they're running. that's what you see with kamala harris and beto o'rourke. let me say this. this event is amazing. it's the first time we have an event run by women of color for women of color. i think what it says, nicole, it speaks to the moment we're in today. it speaks to how diver

the minor refered to there caro is this man — abdul—kareem al—hawaj.nter—terrorism legislation and amend the law to expressly prohibit the imposition of the death penalty against minors. saudi arabia executes more than any country apart from china and iran. 149 people were killed last year. and iran has commented on these most recent executions. iranian foreign ministerjavad zarif — "after a wink at the dismembering of a journalist (jamal al khashoggi), not a whisper from the trump administration when saudi arabia beheads 37 men in one day, even crucifying one two days after easter." here's the bbc‘s security correspondent frank gardner. it's business as usual, as far as they are concerned, it's a privately some people around the conference may be concerned at the fact that he is no longer as warmly welcomed in western capitals as he waited a year ago. the red carpet won't be rolled out for him in the way it was. post the murder. but in practise, they will carry on with business as usual, it's an important country business—wise, companies are going to

. >> my friend kareem, and he is waving at me and telling me this interview is over.ot ending it. i'm not ending it because i'm having too good of a time. tell me how you got the idea and where you see this thing going this is too much fun i got two more minutes just two more minutes. >> value this whole thing is about price. it's about true market value before this, i had a price guide for sneakers we were scraping ebay to create the kelly blue book for sneakers. >> cool. >> that's the start of all of this what is a sneaker actually worth? if you understand the value of one pair of sneaker, you can create sneaker portfolios. you can look at your whole sneaker collection like a stock portfolio. and then it's just one step to say an actual stock market for sneakers that's how this thing started. >> how about the greatest of all time how about your opponent g.o.a.t. just got 100 million from footlocker powerful >> what that shows is the retail sector and the resale sector are converging it's going to be one market. >> who is the people young or old >> it's everybody. >>

the home of basketball players like nate "tiny" arch bald, kareem abdul-jabbar, dr. irving.dent is from hawaii. he is a good ballplayer. he's got a real good player. he's got a real good left hand. he has the ability to drive. he's ten years younger than i am. he's in better shape. he's still my boss. >> how often would you beat him when you played? >> we actually never played, and i think probably because i could talk, you know, a lot of smack like that and never want to get out there and get my feelings hurt by this young left-hander from chicago. >> i think we have some of this, though, right here. this is you shooting. tell us about this "j." >> in san francisco. look at that. >> tell me about form. >> in a tie, shoes. look at that. swish. i still got it. ps-127, queens. that's the man. >> that's the man. so you know what i got to ask you. can you go right? because people think you can only go left. >> i can -- i can go right and left, you know? both in basketball and politically. >> all right. lightning round, which is something we do around here. we ask for one word if

the kareem deal. to see other companies around the world continue in this space >> the path to profitability. >> the path to profitability is one -- public investors if they demand profit wills cause them to cut back subsidy, one raise prices >> right now they are in a death match. >> and they have been raising prices over time they have raised them in san francisco. if you pay $22 to get to laguardia from here. you will pay 25. you won't pay 50 but you will -- >> right now people arbitraging taxis versus uber. if. >> if they raise prices to 10-15% all that goes directly to profit mackenzie's run a ton of studies on the elasticity of demand very pricing. and it is a lot more elastic than you think >> uber eats taco bell. >> isn't it kind of cold and soggy. >> doesn't matter. >> -- greasy. >> -- no ten minutes. >> ten minutes is a lock time in a life of a taco. >> -- are and what they order. the amount of people order on uber eats like $8 french fries at like 10:00. it is ridiculous the amount of order

recently, though, is the new lift-hailing company from somewhere i think in saudi arabia, maybe, kareemalled it carrine, which is an awesome name for an autonomous company. >> going back in time we've had some doozies. >> it happens. hours of live television -- >> an i.r.a. and we had an i.r.a. terrorist on the screen -- >> really? >>> when we come black, we will talk about a stock that is careening. lyft having a bad day or could be a minor speed bump. we'll talk about it. what investors foresee is something fundamentally wrong? is there a longer honeymoon period for this stock? we're going to talk and discuss this with one of the underwriters from the ipo next investors should watch this. >>> then later, we're going to get reaction to mark zuckerberg's call for more tech regulation with the ranking member of the house subcommittee that overseas consumer products. stay tuned a lot more coming up on "squawk bo x. >>> lyft falls the stock tumbling just a day after its market debut the bleeding continuing so far this morning is it a sign that you shouldn't rush into the ipo parade >>> mak