this is the "cbs weekend news." >> morgan: good evening, i'm demarco morgan. this is our western edition. america's oldest ally elected its youngest president today. french voters chose 39 year old emmanuel macron, a centrist over right wing rival marine le pen. the election which included a hack attack on the winner was seen as a test of the global populism of the brexit vote in britain and president trump vote in the u.s. president trump congratulated macron on twitter saying he looks forward to, working with him. mark philips is in paris. >> well, an election full of guger, scandal and intrigue has d the end produced the expected result. fomanuel macron, a 39 year old former investment banker and former cabinet minister who has never run for public office refore, has been elected the next president of france. he does not come from either of the main traditional political parties. french voters rejected the tscialists and the conservative republicans in the first round, and they rejected the far right marine le pen in today's runoff. tee win was decisive, th

>> morgan: good evening. i'm demarco morgan. an unarmed black teenager who police officer last saturday was laid the rest. today near dallas texas. jordan edwards was an honor student and an athlete. the fired officer, who shot the boy, turned himself in on friday to face murder charges. roy oliver was released on $300,000 bail. oliver's family says the army veteran may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in iraq. here's tony dokoupil. >> reporter: a funeral was held today for 15-year-old jordan edwards at the mesquite friendship baptist church. his grieving family asked for a pause in protest over his death. "we need time to exhale," the family said in a statement, "to allow jordan's death to be our own loss before we share this loss with the world." on friday the dallas county sheriff's department arrested and charged roy oliver with the boy's murder. he was a six-year veteran of the balch springs police force. >> i'm saying after reviewing the video that i don't believe that >> reporter: oliver

david: at morgan stanley? james: at morgan stanley and she does a terrific job. does she call you up and she is worried that she does not do a good job for you that she might lose her job? [laughter] james: she is a professional. she treats me like hopefully all of her clients. i probably get a little extra care and attention, i suspect. they are a professional team and do what they should do. they do a quarterly report. we sit down with my wife every year and do an annual review of our total financial situation and we adjust accordingly. ♪ david: you told me a story recently that you went out to pick up some pizza. when you are the ceo of morgan stanley, can't to get someone to deliver the pizza to you? james: i don't regard the ceo thing as defining you as a person. you have to be able to, once you are not ceo, for that not to materially affect who you are as a person. ♪ ♪ david: what is the greatest pleasure of being the ceo of morgan stanley? when you go to a restaurant, do you get people to give you your seat right away? do you have people give you tickets t

>> morgan: ...made a couple of turns.see this from orbit, which is incredible. >> whitaker: nasa's been sending satellites to mars for more than 50 years. three are orbiting mars now, monitoring its weather and sending back images of giant craters; wind-carved ridges; and an avalanche of sand pouring down a mountain kicking up huge clouds of dust. down on the surface, one of the three earlier rovers continues to operate." opportunity" is just one-fifth the size of "curiosity." it can't scoop up samples or analyze the surface the way "curiosity" can, but "opportunity" has been snapping stunning pictures for 13 years while "curiosity's" mission almost ended after just six months. >> manning: we had had... the rover had some sort of memory problem. >> whitaker: rob manning told us a computer glitch came within one hour of stopping communication with "curiosity" forever. the rover has two identical computers called pilot and co- pilot. >> manning: the pilot is supposed to have enough self- diagnosis and be smart enough to say

our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports rhodri morgan was a towering political figure rhodri morganin wales, rhodri morgan was a towering politicalfigure in wales, in stature and reputation. he was a proud welshman, who shared the nation's passion for rugby and that endeared him to the public. yes! rhodri morgan was first elected as an mpfor cardiff rhodri morgan was first elected as an mp for cardiff in 1987, but with the establishment of the welsh assembly ten years later, he threw everything he had into making the fledgling institution in cardiff bay work. he wasn't tony blair's choice as labour leader in wales, but took over from the resignation of his predecessor, alun michael. he served as first ministerfor predecessor, alun michael. he served as first minister for almost a decade and is widely credited with having bought stability to the institution, following its turbulent start. he was the person who took the assembly from being something that was still not hugely supported, not widely supported by the people of wales, not as supported as it is now, to being an institution

this meant they could choose the branch of service they wanted to be in. 22-year-old robert morgan fromsheville, north carolina, knew what he wanted. >> why not try up in the air? >> i think what's really interesting of this is that these guys for the vast, vast majority of them had never been in an airplane. these men suddenly a lot of them had driver's license. >> mechanicized armies of the nazis blast their way toward paris. >> while the nazis stormed into paris, would be pilots were all signed up with no place to go. training hadn't started yet. young george mcgovern was put on the waiting list. >> they didn't have any pilots to train us. didn't have any airplanes. didn't have any airfields so it was almost another year. it was the following february before we were sworn in. it was a very daunting task that was confronting those people in the military and in the roosevelt's administration. >> even though i applied in november of 1940, they didn't call me up until march of 1941. >> the army found it necessary to turn to private contractors. >> civilian pilot training schools first es

morgan. among other reasons, calvin klein is seeing double-digit store sales continue to accelerate in europe. there is the situation with staples, those shares rising. you can see that is after bloomberg reported exclusively the company had rejected a takeover offer from cerberus capital staples, those shares rising. you can management, but that sycamore cup -- sycamore partners is still in the running. apparently the cerberus bid valued the company at more than the current market. spiking and hanging onto gains of 3%. vonnie: thank you for all of that. it is time to turn to emerging markets. markets index, gaining 3% as some countries have significant challenges including brazil. the president is facing pressure to resign after the allegations last week. we have the portfolio manager at a be. he looks at multi-assets portfolios. how have things changed since january with president donald trump talking about policies that would be longer? >> the trump trade has faded. this is part of the eff

you remember at the morgan hill search center.t and was in tears. are you blown away by the overwhelming love for your daughter? >> well the community has definitely stepped it up and i just hope that this never happens again but there is hope for people. and i don't want this to ever happen to another parent but there are people out there that care. your child matters in this world and that's what's important. >> why do you think it made such a connection with this community. this is something we've seen before. this volunteers for this long. >> because this type of thing has been happening a lot on the news in the last ten years. i've been following every case and the way it happens, walking to a bus stop and they have this special uber now that picks up kids, they have life 360, find my friends. people are becoming more aware that this is not really a safe world anymore. >> thank you so much. marlene lamar giving us an indepth interview. there will never be closure. she could not comment on whether or not she believes in the de

morgan down and 3% respectively. could the banks be the ultimate value track or should investors be buying the dip, tie? >> there obviously haven't been trades, goldman sax is the first one reporting. the contracter the price action since has been miserable, think about it. since makening an all time high, they're down over 20% in a couple months on what's been a pretty decent tape. i have been one of these people bullish in the banks, now i have to ask myself, does goldman need to recapture that 225? tim talked about this, and j.p. morgan. 84, critical level. down again today. the last piece is xlf. >> i think goldman was terrible. i think they actually -- >> that to me will be an explanation why they would be under performing. fair enough, what goldman franchise is you can argue is unparallelled. j.p. morgan, if you take a trend line off the june 2016 lows, you can make an argument that today we broke through that trend line. so if you think about it, we're right back to where we were two days after the election fo

rhodri morgan, will you run again for leadership of the welsh labour party?e—legged ducks swim in a circle?! he's been remembered at the welsh assembly and as a mark of respect, election campaigning was suspended here today. the tributes to rhodri morgan — the former first minister of wales — who's has died at the age of 77. it's 70 years since the world's most prestigious photographic agency — magnum photos — was established — by four brilliant photographers who'd been deeply affected by the events of the second world war. their work has included some of the most iconic images ever captured. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has been looking through the famous magnum archive on its 70th anniversary. d—day as seen by robert capa, the famous hungarian war photographer, who in 1947 joined forces with henri cartier—bresson, the great chronicler of 20th—century life, to form, with three others, the magnum photo agency. a cooperative of like—minded photographers whose mission was to go to whatever lengths were necessary to capture the decisive moment. you can tell a m

demarco. >> morgan: deborah patta, thank you.e turn to los angeles for a special event this eck wouldnd to help families living with autism and other developmental disabilities reduce the stress of air travel. that was held at a film studio called air hollywood which has a mack up 747 and flight simulators, mireya villarreal has the story. >> i'm ready to party! >> flying the friendly skies in a blockbuster povie like bliedz maid or wolf of wall street at hollywood studios. >> please sit down. >> the project was the brain child of producer talaat captan 15 years ago. >> they are made to fly, not to film in. so i decided to have, open a studio. >> today the scene is set for a special group of first time flyers. >> ten year old sammy nagel suffers from autism, loud noises, new people and deef yaiting from schedule ready often his triggers. so when mom laura nagel saw an opportunity to introduce him to flying without actually going anywhere, she booked it. >> how did he do today. >> i thought he did great. he was a little nervous bu

current bus stop will be relocated in order to accommodate more buses at the station. ( darya ) the morgan hill police department is looking for the driver involved in a hit-and-run. police say this man was involved in a hit-and-run incident yesterday afternoon near tilton and dougherty in the north end of morgan hill. one person was injured. the man was

que fue arrestado en el estacionamiento de la tienda safeway de morgan hilll..a... en noviembre 13 del 2012, garcia torres es acusado de intento de secuestro de otras tres mujeres ocurridos en el 2009... la madre del joven aseguraba que su hijo era inocente... sot mama de antolin paso mas de un aÑo... y el 13 de febrero del 2014 se declar no culpable de homicidio... en marzo del 2015, 3 aÑos despues de que la joven desapareci... se realiza la ultima busqueda semanal de sierra. sin hayar rastro... pero algunos voluntarios se comprometen a continuar su mision... en septiembre del 2015 se establece que el juicio empezara el 25 de abril del 2016... nat antolin en corte el 17 de octubre del 2016 se inicia la seleccion del jurado... y ese mismo mes se da a conocer que el jucio en contra de antolin se retrasar hasta el 3 de enero del 2017.. para darle a la defensa de garcia mas tiempo de analisis de evidencia genetica que haba en contra de su cliente... el 30 de enero del 2017 el juicio por la muerte de sierra da inicio.. casi 4 meses despues , el 2 de mayo empezaron a

tell you i talked to a lot of people here in morgan hill today. most everyone said they are relieved to hear that guilty verdict but the mention of her name in morgan hill around this area brings on quick tears for a lot of people just about everyone told me the same two things, they want to send the condolences to the family and also they want her body found. zbloolt everything he gets coming to him he deserves. >> release and sadness in morgan hill after years of waiting for justice for 15-year-old sierra lamar. >> it shook our town. it did and it still does. you still see the signs all around town. >> she was just a baby you know. she was just a baby, a beautiful girl. >> at the morgan hill safeway where antolin garcia torres once worked and also attempted to abduct other young women in 2009. neighbors say they remain angry. >> hanging wouldn't be enough because it doesn't bring her back. >> i drive through the intersection. >> this neighbor lived down the street and lives near the intersection where she was abducted to get to work. each time h

guardian picking up on news fromjp morgan. bigger presence in dublin four there is a much bigger presence in dublinfourjp there is a much bigger presence in dublin fourjp morgan. not surprised here this at all given the fact that nearly all investment banks are figuring out... yes, they are. with brexit and what it means that the city of london. they need to hedge their bets. we know it is a two year time frame. as nurses need to be making decisions now that where their staff are going —— businesses. it comes as no surprise. dublin has always been one of the contenders, of course, being so close to us at double the stuff they currently have in dublin withjp morgan. a good boost for dublin, i feel, as well. great boost for dublin, giving the fa ct great boost for dublin, giving the fact that berlin, frankfurt, paris, they are all vying for any movement of people to their cities. they are working extremely hard to lure them across. i've talked to some of the city organisers in these cities who are campaigning, literally, for fin

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>> morgan: good evening. i'm demarco morgan. an unarmed black teenager who

coming up in the next hour of morgan stanley chief u.s.us, looking forward to that, michael wilson with optimism on the market. some of the nuances of the sector analysis very important. stay with us, in london, in new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: this morning, three men arrested in connection with the manchester attack. prime minister may orders "static armed regarding at the locations." in rome, the president meeting people there and get, five books of martin luther king jr.. movies market down the chinese credit rating, china not happy. china moody this morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance. " in new york and guy johnson is aligned it with the news out of manchester shows us the broader and bigger investigation right now. guy: this was always the concern, security forces in the united kingdom, the individual was not acting alone and as a result, the news we have seen ,urther arrests is interesting given the fact the prime minister has raised the security threat level in the united kingdom to its highest level. you are looking at

morgan stanley is holding its third annual china summit in beijing.nzie is standing by for us. what have you got? we have 300 companies here in beijing as part of the morgan stanley annual summit come around hundred 900 investors working out the opportunities and challenges in the market. i'm joined by the chief asian economist for morgan stanley. ,e just have the pmi data out 51.2, which was in line with the previous month and above estimates, and in line with your view, which is one of a broadly positive chinese economy. >> absolutely. what is happening is that people are underestimating the role of external demand and stabilizing growth in china. china is tightening, you are seeing a pickup in exports helping to stabilize, and that is what is showing up in the pmi number, that new export orders picked up a bit. tom: exports, you are positive as well, 2017 could be the strongest year for export since 2012, and that ties into the demand picture as well. >>tom: absolutely. this is the first time we are seeing a synchronized recovery in global demand.

and now morgan stanley's is bigger. what happened?re weighted in different ways. we have a leading institutional equity franchise strong position , across institutional work, and high touch, low touch, also prime brokerage. one of the places we are not invested in morgan stanley is in quants. there is a variety of reasons. it is a business that has grown very significantly. morgan stanley has a bigger position in the business. erik: what can you do about it? >> it is the business we are investing in and, candidly, it is not a straightforward business. there is a lot of operational risk in that business, and while we are investing in it we want , to be in the business. we have been a little bit more cautious in terms of our investment in that business but , we are building capability. morgan stanley has a platform on quant that's a little larger. but if you look at the institutional business away from that, we have a very, very institute -- significant institutional leading equity franchise. erik: can you take some of that market share

this is your turf, man. >> yes, we don't survey quacamole at morgan's pier we have a seven layer dipas avocado but tonight we will do one with crispy chicken skin and fermented cilantro. >> it is all put together. >> yes. >> okay. >> i like the look at that. >> here we go. i guess i should try this with the spoon because this one has a spoon. >> i like it. it gives it a different flavor i have never had chicken skin in my quacamole. >> we wanted to switch it up from what everyone else will be doing. instead of chips we are using chicken skins. >> okay, fellas i'm looking forward to tonight, get ready, more yelling. >> a lot of yelling. >> so what time will it be then. >> sure, it starts at 6:00 from 6:00 to 9:00, and we will be down at morgan's pier and buy tickets until noonan line or at the door. >> i want to see you there. let's make this happen. can you say just one last thing, see you tonight, baby. >> see you tonight, baby. >> i love it. >> yes. >> and we will see you tonight >> bob kelly's classroom. >> we will take a break and then we will see bob kelly. oo, yeah. are you rea

rhodri morgan was a towering political figure rhodri morgan was a towering politicalfigure in rhodriublic. yes! he was first elected as an mp for cardiff in 1987. but with the establishment of the welsh assembly ten yea rs establishment of the welsh assembly ten years later, he threw everything he had into making the burgeoning institution in cardiff bay work. he was not tony blair‘s choice as labour leader in wales but took over after the resignation of his predecessor alan michael. he served as first ministerfor predecessor alan michael. he served as first minister for almost a decade and is widely credited with bringing stability to the institution following a turbulent start. he was the person who took the assembly from being something that was still not hugely supported, not widely supported by the people of wales, not as widely supported as it is now, to being an institution that people understand and as part of our lives in wales. rhodri morgan did not have the polished appearance of many modern day politicians and did not speak in the usual sound bites either. rhodri morgan,

morgan went just as england and south africa. morgan wentjust as it england and south africa.just as it went off air, now johnny bairstow is the latest batsmen out hands england are now 15-4. not batsmen out hands england are now 15—4. not having a good day so far, england. that's all sport for now. the liberal democrats have accused the conservatives of weakening national security because of their approach to the brexit negotiations. the former deputy prime minister nick clegg says britain will be excluded from a vital data base holding information about criminals and suspects if theresa may insists on leaving the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice. our political correspondent mark lobel is here. take us through what nick clegg is saying and wife. once again the focus going very much on security. if you cast your mind back to when the uk notified its withdrawal of the uk notified its withdrawal of the eu. there was a hint that theresa may was going to use security as a bargaining chip, but that was quickly slapped down by the eu he said there would be no trade—off.

cesar take 2 boxes ---melissa hernandez se encuentra en vivo desde morgan hill...sa quien llamo a los bomberos? take meli live meli buenas noches al parecer fue uno de los vecinos quien escucho los gritos de esta familia pidiendo auxilio mientras un hombre los heria a punta de cuchillo e hizo la llamada que les salvo la vida. 0:01 0:05 0:55 1:13 pkg elsa garcia hermana de vctima de violencia domestica sent que la sangre se me fue de la cabeza a los pies son la palabras de elsa la hermana de lorena una vctima de violencia domestica que vivo una pesadilla el sbado pasado en su apartamento de morgan hill ubicado sobre la avenida bisceglia. su pareja arremeti a cuchillazos en contra de ella y de los hijos de ambos de 12 y 11 aÑos y un bebe de 10 meses .. elsa garcia hermana de vctima de violencia domestica quiso causarles la muerte segn se dice en el reporte pero gracias a una llamada a la polica, agentes llegaron aun a tiempo, el supuesto agresor eduardo ramirez de 26 aÑos presuntamente tambin intento quitarse la vida en el estacionamiento del lugar a plena luz del da

morgan did warn us. jamie dimon warned us this would happen. possibly the beginning, isn't it, jonathan? jonathan: absolutely. they are giving us more details. frankfurt, dublin, luxembourg. the chasm between europe and the u.k., it is very clear. they are trying to win business. top of that, we have a year denominated clearing debate. france is being very vocal. >> a slump in the u.s. auto industry shows no sign of letting up with sales at all six of the biggest carmakers falling again in april. ford and honda posted the steepest year of declines. gm sales fell on the 6%. chrysler fell 6.6%. >> it is not looking good for the whole industry. the three biggest players in the u.s. market are all down. they are all down more than analysts anticipated. definitely some softness playing out. there were a few bright spots. gm's retail sales were up a but there's not a lot to hang your hat on. there is not enough growth in suvs to make up for the plunging auto sales. we have to see how may and june play out, but it looks like we are past the peak in an

morgan chase that is behind the volume being lower, 15% lower.heystreet journal saying are putting it up for sale. not getting the greatest bids. they reported them as lackluster. pilinge for sale and and. philip morris is down in the day after hitting a high for the year. these e-cigarettes are the new thing. one forecast, surging by 22%. philip morris is all in on that product. let's go into the bloomberg. if you are, following at home, is on track for yet another monthly gain. we had only one negative month since president donald trump was elected. they are small boxes, you're not seeing big changes month-to-month. but those were all gains for the s&p. let's look at the bloomberg chart on gold. hedge funds are jumping in on the gold bets, which is a safe haven play. they are increasing long bets on gold in the most in almost a decade. that has a lot to do with political and other angst. new president, european difficulties, if stocks are high, their hedging with gold. yvonne: a lot of elections in europe we are looking ahead to, as well. in th

that would be a concern for a morgan stanley.ldman sachs, the model they have, that's why you might prefer a goldman sachs with morgan. everybody compares the two. that would push you more towards a goldman sachs for sure. >> right. the bottom line is you have to know in terms of getting financial advice who you're getting advice from and how they're being paid. >> right. that's key, right? in terms of the trade, morgan stanley has benefitted from having the advisers. goldman sachs looking forward might actually be the one to go with. >>> up next, pete says there's one big bank you want to bet on right now. the name when we come back. a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter v8 engine. a 10-speed direct-shift transmission. a meticulously crafted interior. all of these are feats of engineering. combining them with near-perfect weight distribution... ...is a feat of amazing. experience the first-ever 471-horsepower lexus lc 500 or the multistage hybrid lc 500h. experience amazing. >>> time for the final trade. pete? >> financials. goldman s

rhodri morgan was elected as an mp in 1987 77. rhodri morgan was elected as an mp ini987 and 77.an assembly member when the assembly was created in 1999. he was widely credited with bringing stability to the assembly after a turbulent start to the new institution. his predecessor —— his successoi’, ca rwyn institution. his predecessor —— his successor, carwynjones said they had lost a great person. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. plans to means test pensioners who receives the winter fuel allowance in order to fund social care is the telegraph's main story. it's also on the front page of the eye which claims millions of people will lose their winter fuel allowance. the allegations swirling around donald trump make the headlines on the financial times. the metro claims assets of up to £100,000 will be ring—fenced to try to try to stop elderly people having to sell their homes to cover ca re costs. may's plan for a fairer britain is the headline

five years ago, goldman sachs business was twice as large as morgan stanley and now morgan stanley isigger. what happened? >> at morgan stanley, the businesses are weighted in different ways. across a strong position divisions but one place where we are not as invested as morgan stanley is the business that has grown significantly in morgan stanley has a bigger position. erik: what do you do about it? >> it's a business that's not straightforward. there are lots of operational risks. we have been more cautious in terms of our investment in that business but building up that capability. morgan stanley has a platform that's a little bit larger. if you look at the institutional business away from that, we have a very significant institutional leading equity division. erik: can you take that market share away from morgan stanley? >> there is an opportunity with a set of clients to increase our market share. erik: how? >> by continuing to invest in and beogy and develop competitive and we are started to grow our market share with those clients and we will continue to focus on that. erik: a

to downtown morgan hill.we spoke with people who have closely followed the case and in some cases even took part in volunteer search efforts... and, they're happy for sierra's family that the verdict came back guilty. summer davis/resident- "it's not easy losing someone you love -- its very hard, so i'm glad that the killer was brought to justice."//noelle davis/resident- "i can't even imagine what it must be like to lose a child. um, i've lost my brother and i've also lost my husband, so i know what its like, you know, to lose someone that you really care about and for her, you know, being so young and everything, its just, you know, horrible, you know, that that happened. but at least her family will see justice finally after all this time."(vicki) and, as we've mentioned -- this case is still not over. the sentencing phase will begin on may 16th... garcia-torres could face the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole. (grant) bart police are looking for a man who punched another ri

sierra lamar disappeared on her way to a morgan hill bus stop on march 16 of 2012. her phone was found the next day a few blocks away. may 21st, 2012, sheriff's deputies arrested garcia torres. fast forward nearly two years to february 2014 he pleaded not guilty to murdering sierra lamar. on january 30 of this year, the trial finally got underway, closing arguments wrapped up last week and it took the jury only two days to reach today's guilty verdict. at same jury that convicted garcia torres will decide whether he should be sentenced to death or given life in parole. they'll now have to regroup. >> this is especially important for the defense because they have been claiming throughout the whole time that since there's no evidence that a murder had been committed at all, because we don't have the body, the person can't be found guilty. now the person is a convicted murderer, they have to change tactics and focus more on the person because now the jury is faced with the choice between death and life without parole. >> jurors will begin hearing evidence in the penalt

morgan stanley has a platform that's a little larger. at the institutional business, we have a very significant institutional leading equity franchise. erik: can you take some of that away from morgan stanley? >> i think there was an opportunity with a set of clients we don't do as much business with to increase market share. >> how? we are focused on that. by continuing to invest in technology and make sure it's developed meaningfully over the course of the last year to continue to develop and is competitive. we will start to grow our market share with those clients and it is something we will focus on. julie: in another exquisite interview, tom went one-on-one with former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke and washington, d.c. among the many topics was tax policy. tom: are we victims of our cultural economics? almost our cultural revision -- religion where we can't spend money when we need to? bernanke: it's ironic because now we are talking about big tax cuts. at least from the perspective of putting people back to work, it would m

dimarco morgan visited a school in michigan that gave that concept a positive spin. >> hi, i'm morgant, younger sister of megan abbott. i know a lot of you didn't know my sister. but you know of my sister. >> reporter: for 16 year old morgan, this project was deeply personal. >> my sister ended her life on may 31st, 2013, while she was a freshman here at oxford high school. she had a family that loved her so much. >> reporter: she's one of the students who broadcast their stories for 13 days. so this tape is for you, riley, jordan and all of you who will go after me today. thank you for doing this project. thank you for stepping up to prevent suicide. >> hi, it's hannah. >> reporter: the project was inspired by the controversial netflix show "13 reasons why." students at oxford recorded tapes calling out people who gave them hope. they named the project "13 reasons why not." >> listening to morgan tell the story, it was heartbreaking for me as a mom. to hear that your daughter has to tell your first daughter's story, because she's not here to do it herself. >> reporter: amy is the mot

the 16,000 financial advisors at morgan stanley are about to get some cyborg help. machine learning algorithms will take over various tasks to help out employees. the bank is selling the rollout to wealthy clients as a more comprehensive upgrade compared to robo-advisors. for more, we are joined by hugh son in new york. how is this different than what already exists when it comes to ai helping human traders? hugh what already exists is: robo. a simple asset allocation algorithm. maybe it has tax law harvesting built into it, but a fairly straightforward platform for people who have less than $1 million in assets to invest. what's emerging as the cyborg ,odel is man with machine financial advisors equipped with algorithmic assistance, which will hopefully make them smarter to do when you think of a cyborg, you think of somebody who is faster and stronger and can do things better. the hope is this will keep the human advisors better equipped to handle the very wealthy clients that they have and keep them happy and sort of keep the robots at bay. emily: we were speakin

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