and marcus taylor. 600 with meal their wrists were. around $1000.00 men and women were held captive in the castle dungeons at any given time until they were shipped off into a future of forced labor or death in transit. visits his place reads of remembrance here out of sadness for the suffering enjoyed by previous generations. i'm a history buff. and i know my history. and nothing. about me no way no study paid for this is frames. marcus is from detroit and resettling in guyana he met obvious shortly after his arrival they now live together in the capital accra. marcus's belongings have not yet arrived from america but at least obvious photos of her relatives are a comfort family history is important to them even when it is a painful one as an marcus's case. when i was 12 years old my family was attacked by the police by police officers i watch my family members every email that my family. everyone being between my grandmother a mother. in front of me. and we were coming from my great grandmother's funeral. and to watch that big an inj

marcus taylor an african-american couple who are now given back the land of the ancestors they both moved to guyana after feeling like they didn't belong in the land of the beth the u.s. building a new life on learning about the ancestors history has given them a whole new sense of identity and belonging. elmina on the gun maine coast was called the mine by the portuguese because of the abundance of gold found here but wealth was ultimately made with a different precious good humans. i mean a castle was one of the atlantic slave trade steve pose holding people captive both men and women before the shipment to america. 400 years on some americans are arriving here searching for traces of their history. some come as visitors others come to stay like obvious. and marcus tayla. slips under the windmill there rests with him. around $1000.00 men and women were held captive in the consuls cramped dungeons at any given time until they were shipped off into a future of forced labor or death in transit visits his place reads of remembrance here out of sadness for the suffering enjoyed by previous g

taylor: maybe 2011. lemonis: how are you, my man? richard: marcus, how you doing? some friends of mine. richard: sure. taylor: hi, richard. i'm taylor with las vegas mini gran prix. richard: oh, okay. lemonis: prior to coming to the track, i made a phone call to richard childress, who, in my opinion, is one of the most storied nascar owners in the history of nascar. his two grandkids are actually racers for him, and one of the things that i like about him is he understands there's a difference between family and business. he struggles with being the owners' kid. richard: oh. let me tell you, we've done that with austin and ty both and my grandsons, so it's just a tough deal that you got to go out and bring yourself to do it. the main thing, treat people like you want to be treated, and you'll succeed. that's the advice i would give. matisun: that's great. lemonis: thank you, boss. i also wanted taylor to meet kyle busch. now, kyle busch is a multi-champion nascar driver who happened to be from las vegas. this is my friend, taylor. kyle: taylor barton. taylor: good t

taylor: that was david marcus head of calibra and facebook.americans will take to the polls to elect their president. like 2016, facebook is under extreme scrutiny about how it handles misinformation and politicians lying on its platform. coo sheryl sandberg spoke to bloomberg at the year ahead conference in november. >> this is a major test. we are building on some success. the 2018 midterms were very focused. from everything we know, they went very well. e.u. parliamentary elections. we have had success but we know that this is a big one. this is the highest priority for the next year. caroline: you haven't been afraid of dancing with controversy. mark and yourself have spoken passionately about ensuring the discourse is there. talk about allowing them to run even if they may not be complete -- completely correct. >> this is a really complicated issue. it is hard and there are strong opinions on all sides. we are trying to be thoughtful. in the debate, there are facts that are getting lost. one of them is that there are a bunch of people who

taylor: there was marcus lopez cornell, professor at university.g money while you shop -- a japanese e-commerce site wants to help you do just that. we will hear from the company's president next. bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out at two technology. follow us at quick take on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i am taylor riggs. it's the final stretch of holiday shopping season and e-commerce platform rakuten is confident it can attract customers with a cashback program. but how does it make money? rakuten president kristen gall spoke to alix steel tuesday about their business model. kristen: the holiday shopping season is it really interesting this year, particularly because we have one less week between black friday and christmas this year. what we are seeing is unprecedented deals at a massive amount of retailers. i think you are definitely seeing marketplaces pop up in a big way. their deals are aggressive, but also an interesting trend is in the direct to consu

taylor was at fault for united's opener. he was dispossessed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcuspretty much the last kick of the game, catching burnley out as they pressed for an equaliser. and watford's revival under new manager nigel pearson continues. they survived a sending off to beat fellow strugglers aston villa 3—0. the win leaves them three points away from escaping the relegation zone. at the bottom of the table, brighton beat bournemouth 2—0, but it was a hugely emotional reaction from alireza jahanbakhsh after scoring his first goalfor the club. the iranian striker was moved to tears after shooting from 16 yards out. it was his 27th appearance for brighton. elsewhere everton beat newcastle 2—1, norwich and tottenham drew 2—2. england's cricketers will resume their pursuit of the 376 runs they need to win the first test against south africa. if they do it, they'll make history — it would be their highest successful run chase in test matches. the good news isjoe root and jos buttler are feeling better after sickness in the camp. yesterday, england's bowlers struggled fo

taylor riggs in san francisco. remaining 21 to sign on the dotted line in october. bloomberg spoke to the official from facebook, david marcusathe last week there lot of pressure mounting and i respect the fact that those businesses and leaders have a responsibility to their shareholders and employees and stakeholders. these companies will still have the ability to build. that they don't want to do the heavy lifting by our side at this moment in time and that is ok. we will have more members going forward in the next two quarters and we will go -- work really to address the questions raised by legitimate stakeholders around the world. >> a lot of the companies that did leave late last week are financial services companies. they are theoretically familiar with the road ahead. are you worried that they have seen something that you are unaware of? >> no, and i want to strongly state a don't believe we are unaware of anything. i believe when you're core coreess -- when your business is in this space, and you receive a lot of pressure not to press on, at some point you have to make a decision on this high risk project, it's an id

taylor was culpable for united's opener. he was dispossed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcusburnley out as they pressed for an equaliser. elsehwere, brighton beat bournemouth 2—0. everton beat newcastle 2—1 to make it 2 from 2 under carlo ancelotti. spurs twice came from behind to draw with bottom side norwich. southampton shared a 1—1 draw with crystal palace whilst watford are three points from safety after beating aston villa 3—0. three time grand slam winner andy murray is out of the australian open next month. having only recently returned from nearly two years blighted by hip problems, a pelvic injury troubled him towards the end of the season and although he is back on court, he's taken the decision not to travel to australia. he'll continue his rehab and preseason training instead with a view to playing an indoor event in france at the start of february. england have given themselves a fighting if not outside chance of victory in the first test against south africa in centurion. opener rory burns steered england to 121—1 at the close of day three, with 255 still neede

taylor was at fault for united's opener. he was dispossessed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcusty much the last kick of the game, catching burnley out as they pressed for an equaliser. var, the video assistant referee, caused controversy in three matches, including norwich city's home game against tottenham. teemu pukki was denied by the tiniest of margins. if that goal had stood, it would have put his side 2—0 up at half—time. as it was, spurs came from behind twice to earn a 2—2 draw. watford's revival under new manager nigel pearson continues. they survived a sending—off to beat fellow strugglers aston villa 3—0. the win leaves them three points away from escaping the relegation zone. brighton beat bournemouth 2—0, but it was a hugely emotional reaction from alireza jahanbakhsh after scoring his first goalfor the club. the iranian striker was moved to tears after shooting from 16 yards out. it was his 27th appearance for brighton. elsewhere everton beat newcastle 2—1. the scottish premiership has its final round of games before the winter break today. and what a way to finish

taylor was at fault for united's opener. he was dispossessed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcusequaliser. the video assistant referee caused controversy in three matches, including norwich city's home match with tottenham. teemu pukki was denied by the tiniest of margins. that would have put his side two nil up at half—time. spurs came from behind twice to earn a 2—2 draw. and watford's revival under new manager nigel pearson continues. they survived a sending off to beat fellow strugglers aston villa 3—0. the win leaves them three points away from escaping the relegation zone. england's cricketers will resume their first test against south africa this morning, with hopes of an unlikely victory. they'll restart on 121 for 1, chasing 376 to win in centurion. day three saw far kinder conditions for the batsmen, joffra archer the pick of englands bowlers with five wickets. south africa eventually all out for 272. england's squad has been troubled by a sickness, bug but opener rory burns led the response. he's unbeaten on 77 when that match gets back underway at 8:00am. northampton

taylor was at fault for united‘s opener. he was dispossessed by andreas pereira, who fed anthony martial for his third goal in two games over the festive period. marcuscontinues. they survived a sending off to beat fellow strugglers aston villa 3—0. the win leaves them three points away from escaping the relegation zone. brighton beat bournemouth 2—0, but it was a hugely emotional reaction from alireza jahanbakhsh after scoring his first goalfor the club. the iranian striker was moved to tears after shooting from 16 yards out. it was his 27th appearance for brighton. elsewhere everton beat newcastle 2—1, norwich and tottenham drew 2—2. northampton saints are back on top of the premiership after coming through a seven try thriller against gloucester. cobus reinach scored the try of the match with this fantastic solo effort, running from well beyond the half way line to cross over here. the result moves northampton to the top of the table for now, with exeter chiefs still to play this weekend. and in the pro14, there was a fiercely contested scottish derby with edinburgh taking on glasgow warriors at murrayfield. it was edinburgh who came out on top, s