nathan: right.nd of the three months, our business was suddenly growing for the first time. we started the three months making $200 a week and having no growth. by the end, we were making $4500 a week, all in the span of three months. and sequoia capital, we got introduced to, and they were impressed with what they saw and gave us that $600,000 in funding for 20% of the company, which in retrospect ended up being a very good investment. [laughter] nathan: the company is now worth quite a a lot, about a $30 billion valuation. but going back to what i said earlier, we were on the verge of quitting. and we said just three more months. and at the end of that three months, luckily we never had to have that difficult conversation about should we keep doing this, because we had the funding from sequoia. haslinda: what's interesting is the involvement of actor ashton kutcher. how did he get involved? i mean, who approached who? nathan: i forget the specifics, but actually most people don't know this. they k

nathan is one of those bargain hunters.hen he saw united airlines selling round trip flights to hawaii for $197 each, he quickly snapped up two seats. but a few days later nathan noticed his credit card was charged $347 per addict. that's $150 more than he thought he was paying per seat leaving a total of $300 up in the air. nathan said he called united airlines and was told there was a system error. united then offered to cancel the trip and refund his money. but nathan wanted the bargain fare he initially paid for, a flight to hawaii for less than $200. that's when nathan asked us to help. we reached out to united. the airline told us a technical error occurred when our customer booked his tickets causing an incorrect additional charge and a delay in the tickets being issued. united let nathan keep the flight, it apologized and refunded the $300 that was in limbo. whenever you try to pookbook a flight, especially can't miss deal, you've got to make sure you get an e-mailed receipt almost immediately after purchase, within

nathan sheets is with us from ugi am and nathan -- and jason furman -- nathan sheets from pgi .or rounds from south dakota says we have to look at the entire budget. what part of the budget helps us best to begin to get back to some form of fiscal responsibility? gaphe deficit is the between what we spend and what we tax. more spend less and tax and we will have a smaller deficit. you cannot just do it through entitlements. >> you can't just do it on the spending side. we are spending less in that area than most other countries. i think we could spend even less in that area. francine: the base are going to love that. simpson,u had bowles it had the right model. does president trump have to redo bowles simpson? jason: i think the first step is to say everything is on the table, we will deal with revenue, we will deal with spending. that is the first step, put everything on the table. if everything is on the table, i do not think there is any conversation. nathan: i think jason is .bsolutely right overlong horizons, the united states has wanted to spend at gdp,f gdp and tax 18% of

actually, i'm here for the same reason you are -- to honor nathan. oh.rt for a few more minutes, so do yowant to take some time...? maxie, are you all right? it's just [sighs] this place, that's all. it's my first ti being back here since nathan died. ♪ hey, thanks for coming. well, when nina reeves calls, i answer. smart man. so, what's up? who do you want me to investigate? peter august. cross-referencing school records against henrik's bth date is not narrowing the search as quickly as i'd hoped. mm. i thought maybe you and your profiling skills -- mad skills [ chuckles ] you could help speed things along. whatev i can do. thank you. i feel like i'm in a race against time. or at least, against jason. yeah. 'cause if he finds henrik first -- things could get violent. i wouldn't blame him, really. ♪ [ elevator bell dings ] dr. finn, do you have a minute? i have some questions about the night faison died. dr. munro. is there a problem? you could say that. i-is it my test results? [ door closes ] was there a mistake? no -- a problem with the paperwork. wh

that's when nathan asked us to help. we reached out to united and told us a technical error occurred when the customer booked his ticket causing an incorrect additional charge and a delay in the tickets being issued. united let nathan keep the flight, it apologized and refunded the $300 that was in limbo. whenever you try to book a flight, especially one of those you can't miss deals, you got to make sure you get an e-mailed receipt from the airline almost immediately after purchase within a couple of minutes or an hour or so. if you don't get a confirmation, call the airline right away to ensure the purchase went through. if you run into a problem like nathan did, call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> all right. we have lots of sunny skies and don't need to go anywhere to enjoy nice weather. >> not this time. i think people driving over the next couple of days to the beach or driving to the kind of weather you want to feel because it will be nice and for the inland areas like healdsburg, low 80s fo

in 2016, linda carman, nathan's mother, went missing during a boating trip.an was found and rescued eight days later. >> i want to thank the public for prayers and continuing prayers for my mother. >> reporter: three years later his grandfather was found shot to death in his connecticut home. carman allegedly owned the same caliber rifle used in his grandfather's murder and is the suspect in the cold case investigation. his aunts believe their nephew is responsible for both deaths and that he was fueled by a $7 million inheritance. carman chose to invoke the fifth amendment when questioned about the gun and his role in the family deaths. attorney dan small is representing the family. >> he refused to answer questions and take a polography exam. that's not someone who cares deeply about his grand fiancee and wants to find his grandfather's murderer. >> reporter: carman has fired his attorneys and is currently representing himself against the judge's advice. the family's attorney might be allowed to depose carman at a future date. don dahler, cbs news, concord,

nathan asked us to help. we reached out to united. a technical error had occurred when the customer booked his tickets causing an incorrect additional charge and the a delay in the tickets being issued. united ultimately let nathan keep the flight. it apologized and refunded the additional 300 bucks. whenever you book, you got to make sure you get an email receipt from the airline immediately after purchase. if you don't get a confirmation within an hour or so, you've got to call the airline right away to make sure that awesome purchase actually went through. if you run into a problem like nathan, please call us. 1-888-996-tips. we're online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> maybe he should take you for getting him that refund. >>> i want to show you baby falcons. the falcons hatched last month on the 33rd in strfranz. thousands of people watched. researchers from uc santa cruz put tracking tags on their legs. that allow them to watch where the falcons go. >> the ratings must be sky high for those web cams. so m

nathan would be so proud. i am, too. well, good.e room, fourth floor. aryou ady? no. why don't we, uh, head up there together? ♪ so, can i ask -- how's it going with kevin? i haven't actually seenin. you haven't scheduled a therapy appointment? no. i mean, i've been busy. i-i don't understand. you were so motivated to g to the bottom of this -- yeah, elizabeth. no, i am -- i am. well, then why aren't you? mnh-mnh. no, i'm n-- i'm not doing this. you can't -- you can't do this to please me, and i can't ep pushing you into this, 'cause we already tried th, remember? oh, yeah, no, i remember that. and this is your process to go throug if you go through . and i will. then show me. ♪ ♪ [ exhales sharply ] bad time? no, it's an awesome time. seriously, are thereever any really good times? well, there can be. i expected you to come by my office. yeah, no -- i-i've been meaning to do that. i just... yojust what? i've been busy. well, from the looks of things, you don't look t busy right now. why don't we sit down and talk? ♪ faison left beh

>> in 2016, linda carmen, nathan's mother went missing during a boating trip. nathan carmen was found rescued eight days later. >> i want to thank the public for their prayers and continuing prayers for my mother. >> three years earlier, carmen's grandfather. millionaire, real estate developer john chakalos was found shot to death. carmen allegedly owned the same caliber rifle used in his grandmother's murder and is a suspect in the cold case investigation. carmen's aunts believe the nef few of is responsible for both deaths and he was fueled by a potential $7 million inheritance. carmen chose to invoke the fifth amendment during today's hearing. when questioned about his gun, and other financial documents that could provide clues about his role in his family members deaths. attorney dan small is representing the family. >> he refused to answer questions. refused to take a polygraph exam. that's not the conduct of someone who cares deeply about his grandfather and wants to find his grandfather's murderer. >> reporter: carmen fired his attorneys and is currently

>> reporter: in 2016, linda carman, nathan's mother, went missing during a boating trip. cthan carman was found and rescued eight days later. >> i just want to thank the public for their prayers, and for their continuing prayers for my mother. ep reporter: three years earlier, carman's grandfather, millionaire real estate developer john chakalos, was found shot to death in his connecticut home. carman allegedly owned the same r liber rifle used in his grandfather's murder, and is a suspect in the cold case investigation. carman's aunts believe that their nephew is responsible for heth deaths, and that he was fueled by a potential $7 million inheritance. carman chose to invoke the fifth amendment during today's hearing neen questioned about his gun and other financial documents that could provide clues about his role in his family members' deaths. eytorney dan small is representing the family. >> he refused to answer questions. us refused to take a polygraph exam. that's not the conduct of someone who cares deeply about his grandfather and wants to find his grandfather's m

my name is nathan edelman with dtv. i am the independent external auditor for the school district. so what you have -- there's two reports. one is a set of financial statements for qtea for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2017, and the second report is our compliance report which says whether or not the district used the funds appropriately. so the scope of the financial audit is to validate that the accounting records, 100%, so they fully account for their revenues and expenditures of the qtea dollars throughout the fiscal year. the other thing, the other item within the scope of the audit is to validate that the expenditures that ran through the qtea program were spent in accordance with the parcel tax, and there are a number of bullet points about what is an eligible activity for the qtea funds. and so the results of the audit are one that the qtea dollars for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2017 are fully accounted for. we can account for every single dollar that has ran through the qtea resource board for the year and validate that the funds are spent correctly. the other item

. >> nathan carmen told a judge he had nothing to do with his grandfather's death.ning his mother on a sinking boat during their doomed fishing trip. >> even if you were to believe that, that's not a crime. >> instead, carmen pointed the finger at his aunts. twhu are frying to stop him from getting the $7 million his grandfather left behind for his mother. >> i'll say that some of the petitioners have awfully substantial motive, and i have very, very little. >> carmen described as a person of interest by police in the unsolved murder of his grandfather. the wealthy real estate developer shot in his home in 2013. according to court documents. carmen the last known person to see him alive and allegedly owned the same caliber rifle as the murder weapon used. >> it is prudent for me to plead the fifth relating to question as but firearms. >> carmen's mother, linda vanished at sea presumed dead. nathan spent eight days floating in a life raft, told the coast guard, his fishing boat, experienced engine trouble and stanning. >> nathan we believe is a cold, calculating kill

nathan johnson/chp- correctwhat about the victims? men or women?we will check back with you through out the morning. (ááá2 shotááá)(ááá2 shotááá) (ááá2 shotááá) (ááá2 shotááá) ( darya ) happening now... bay area police departments are banding together to tackle critical issues in ( james ) that includes immigration enforcement, community relations, and use of force. kron 4 lydia pantazas is in oakland... where the meeting is getting started. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a bay area school has a plan to help homeless children find a safe place to stay with their families. we'll give you the details. ( darya ) and...president trump is praising governor brown on his decision to send the national guard to the southern border. (ácommercial (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond b

nathan carman appeared representing himself after firing his attorneys. murdered his mother and grandfather. don dahler is on this matter. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nathan carman maintains his innocence, but his family is not convinced. at a hearing at this courthouse yesterday he tried to turn the tables on them. >> i'm going to say i didn't kill my family members. >> reporter: nathan carman told the judge he had nothing to do with his grandmother's death and denies abandoning his mother on a doomed sinking boetds during a fishing troop. >> instead carman pointed a finger at his aunts who are trying to get them to not give him the $7 million his mother left for him. carman has been described as a person of interest by police in the unsolved murder of his grandfather john chakalos. >> it is proven for me to plead the fifth. >> reporter: carman's mother linda vanished at sea in 2016 and is presumed dead. nathan who spent eight days floating in a life draft before he was rescued said lis craft suffered engine failure. attorney dan small repre

. >>> coming up, speaking of tech earnings, there's one name that dan nathan says is a major short. he'll join us to explain plus general electric surging today after its earnings weren't as bad as many feared. but is a turn-around for real? the traders weigh in. >>> later, it's everyone's favorite holiday, apparently i like christmas but today is national pot day. on the last day of our weed week, the former governor of massachusetts and board member at acreage holding, bill weld, will join us to talkbo aut us. we have much more "fast money" coming up right after this ♪ lower carbs. ♪ lower calories. ♪ higher expectations. the light beer you've been waiting for has arrived. introducing corona premier. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get

nathan carman appeared in court on tuesday. abc's linzie janis is here with new details.> reporter: good morning. nathan carman's aunts do not want him to inherit that money and they say essentially profit off two deaths they believe he caused. since police have not charged him with any crimes, the family is attempting to hold him accountable for murder in a new hampshire probate court. nathan carman first grabbed the nation's attention when he was fishing with his mother and he says his boat began taking on water. he returned home but his mother did not. >> i got on board the life raft and was looking around and i was calling out to my mom. i did not see or hear my mom. >> reporter: in their investigation, police discovered nathan was still a suspect in the 2013 murder of his wealthy grandfather john chakalos. >> i had absolutely no involvement in my grandfather's murder. >> reporter: police have not brought charges in either case. but on tuesday the 24-year-old was in court representing himself in a pretrial civil action brought by his three aunts who are determined to

saliagas spoke to me on the phone..nathan saliagas/son"i definitely know that they're a good airline not doubting that at all. but in this specific situation, there was no courtesy, no respect. there was complete operations failure."the son said he pre-planned his parents trip as he does every year by making sure delta staff had the proper chair with several straps for his mother because she cannot sit up in a chair on her own.he said when they landed in amsterdam, the chair they requested was not available. nathan saliagas/son "they took a dirty blanket and tied her forcefully with it and she has bruise marks on this part of her arm where it was tight. i want them to show initiative that they're willing to change their disability services."i spoke to a delta official on the phone. he sent me a statement that says:"we regret the perception our service has left on these customers. we have reached out to them, not only to resolve their concerns, but also ensure their return flight exceeds expectations." (vicki) that was tyisha (tie-e-sha) fernandes reporting. the saliagas (sal-e-gas) f

so nathan, you know, from your perspective what do you think was the tipping point?ously north korea's been under economic sanctions for a long time. we have president trump's very strong rhetoric on this issue. what do you think was the determining fact they're got kim jong-un to kind of come to the table? >> it's tough to be inside of kim jong-un's head. that's probably a dangerous place to be. i'm not sure where the negotiations -- where we end up but i can guarantee if there is some sort of deal, president trump is going to take credit for it. he's already saying i hope i can do this for the world, you know, and he's going to take credit. if it falls apart, he'll have someone to blame. >> he probably deserves some credit, doesn't he? >> yes. i think in you're president when something like this happens, you will take credit. we don't know the specifics. we don't know internally ways driving this. you can't extract the administration. again if it's successful, there's been diplomatic breakthroughs. they've fallen apart. people don't stick to the deal. so it's still

nathan johnson/chp- correctwhat about the victims? men or women? nathan johnson/chp-both victims are malewill tran/chp-the chp says the shootings are unrelated and that both victims who were not hurt despite being shot at are cooperating with investigators. they say they have strong leads that they hope will lead to arrests (grant/on cam) explosive, disturbing allegations...a gainst young 49ers star ruben foster. he's accused of punching his girlfrined in the head as many as 10 times...and the violent allegations do not end there. today he was charged with the felonies, appeared in court, and the 49ers...have decided not to fire the talented player. kron four's rob fladeboe was in the courtroom (grant/on cam) arrestswill lead to that they hope will lead to arrests arrestswill lead to that they hope have strong leads they say they investigators. cooperating with shot at are despite being were not hurt victims who that both unrelated and that both victims who were not hurt despite being shot at are cooperating with investigators. they say they have s

nathan long joining us from bristol.pages very busy. a record rise in march last year, we have heard from the chief executive of that trade body saying it is still a relatively strong market, but a big drop in demand for diesel vehicles. all of that 0n market, but a big drop in demand for diesel vehicles. all of that on the website. you were watching business life. 0ur top story... us farmers are warning they'll be badly hurt by china's retaliatory tariffs which hit agriculture — including soybeans, orange juice and even the aerospace sector. the measures are a response to us plans to tax hundreds of chinese imports. a quick look at how markets are faring. a slight, followed by a swing recovery. 0vernight, we see how that is reflected in european markets, london, frankfurt, paris, all the indices. and now let's get the inside track on insurance. it's not always an easy business. bought by many is an insurance technology business that aims to find the right insurance for people in niche situations that big insurers won't

the game opening up chances at either end first eden hazard and then for nathan redmond, he at ‘ifi' fl, ”2 z? , 7 7 7 f’ :i it? foul, has ”2 z? , 7 7 7 i“ :i ‘it 77 foul, has filed zzz , 7 7 7 refereersaw itasfoulaaasjiled close, and it wasn't until the going close, and it wasn't until the introduction of the substitute morata. southampton will return to the battle against relegation, they will need more luck than they had today, a difficult day out for fans of the saints, chelsea will have another next month. adam wilde, bbc news. this competition is very important in this country, it is the old est important in this country, it is the oldest competition, i am pleased especially for our fans because i think they are the first to deserve this satisfaction. we have had big moments, that is not to say that chelsea didn't deserve to win, they have scored at key moments, i am happy for them but i thought the officials did not help us today, i thought when we were trying to get momentum martin atkinson allowed them to get to a conclusion, i thought we could have done better. arsenal played

nathan: there is a certain amount. -- lori: market moves really on trading.se are traded markets as well as fundamentals. it is hard to distill what is driven by the russian sanctions or other things. versus fundamentals. we think fundamental backdrop is strong -- the supply demand dynamics have led to a higher price that would be warranted at this stage in the economy. if anything, we're seeing a leveling off of the global growth in demand. alix: you will have to dig deep, andrew. if you don't know how aluminum is made, it is refined, then it goes to smelter. walk me through the supply chain and where the gaps are due to sanctions? or alumina, the largest refiner in brazil is operating at 50% rate. with that said, over the next two weeks we will hear whether or not that refinery can come back in the short-term -- over a two month. period or whether there will be extended range into four q. that is keeping pressure on prices now. very good for alcoa. they are net long aluminum. willhing to a alumina, they be able to sell the metal to china? will they be expor

frederick bailey took frederick douglass, and basically, it was suggested a general by the name of nathan johnson, who suggested that he take the name of sir walter scott's main characters in the book, frederick douglass. s, and it was they double douglas. >> yes, it made it very unique. before we get into many more details, wisely relevant today? >> he is relevant because he lived a life of agitation. he basically was very focused on equal rights for all, no matter creed.ks, color or what we find is he lived a life of sacrifice and wanting to see all individuals obtain any and all forms of equality. what we find is he is a universal reformer, and he was very involved in the abolitionist movement, he was very involved in the temperance movement, he was also involved in the women's suffrage movement . and he continued to use his voice even after slavery was ended. slavery had been abolished, so to basically become sort of the forerunner with others in terms of the early civil rights movement. susan: he also became one of america's early international celebrities. how did he manage to trave

nathan, this is a little frightening, i got to say, having looked through it and you give one examplere where someone could say -- make a computer -- a picture of donald trump, for example, receiving a cash bribe from vladimir putin with some kind of smirk on his face. this technology, is it already here, is it pervasive? can anyone get it? >> it's coming. this is only a few years away, alex. we're talking about technology that will literally compromise your belief in what you actually see. you heard is said before that seeing is believing, in reality, this technology is going to make it easy to fabricate video but also audio clips that, you know, essentially will make us question everything we see. adobe, this is the company that did photo shop, which of course, means you can edit any photo in any way you want, is working on technology that will allow you to edit audio in the same way. in fact, at this point they need less than ten minutes of audio sample of your voice to be able to fabricate you and make it sound like you said something you never said. that's bad news for people lik

nathan knows think about what is in their arsenal.hey could absolutely do it again. >> 100%. >> i said it before weeks ago when we were talking about this investigation. they have weapons in their arsenal to react from a valuation in this market we are at an average valuation over the last five years this is not an average market in my opinion the growth rate. >> should there be a consideration of the risk for rates in the market. >> there should be. >> we have moved on. >> i'm happy we have a fantastic technical guy coming on. folks who say we held the 200 this week that's not a reason to be excited we keep challenging the 200. if you look at the downward sloping 50 day if you look at the technicals we are making lower highs there is nothing about the technicals that are bullish. that's adding on you think i think the fundamental are telling you equities need to drift lower. >> dan >> okay guys the valuation -- i guarantee you at the tops in 2000 and 2008 that the ford estimates for year over year growth were double digits and that t

. >> dan nathan mentioned the idea of an important sector in financials for sentiment. another important sentiment indicator about what the market has been doing has been industrial stocks. they have gotten beaten up pretty badly today and have been one of the barometers or sentiment indicators for what is going on with regard to the progress or lack thereof in terms of trade talks. we take a look at industrial companies that have the most expoee exposure to china. according to data these are ones we picked up because they are names that you know. deer, caterpillar, nine percent. boeing 11%. 3 m, 13%. if you look at some of the charts today of some of those stockings you will see either market perform or market under perform action in those names and many times it is because they are used as gauges of that trade deal. one other one i want to focus on is general electric. this stock has had its own issues outside of chinese trade talks. the stock is hovering near a 52-week. it is also a stock that gets about eight percent of revenues from china. its own secular issues an

i remember one interview where the guy that is now 93, his name is nathan and he was the position expert for one of the intelligence units back in the 50s. he was making a lot of small letter bombs. he said do you know the main characteristic of a person like me? yes of course you with explosives. he said yes of course that what do you think i need more than anything. people like me need to know how to forgive, forget who the terrorists and he said yes. we need to know how to forgive. even those like osama bin laden. he said no he is someone only god has the authority to forgive [inaudible] in my office i opened the chamber for the meetings with god. he saw that as a necessity something that needed to be done to. >> [inaudible] i wonder if you can talk about any interesting stories dealing with sensors. there must have been some issues where people wish you very badly so can you talk about the censorship in the book lacks >> i once was there for cbs and shot some pictures near the lebanese border and we were about 3 miles away you could barely see and you can see the numbers on the side

from mumbai, rajini vaidya nathan reports.routines are a staple of bollywood films. a scantily clad leading lady takes centre stage, as a group of men lust after her. on—screen, women are often seems as objects of desire, but also in real life. behind the glitz and glamour, there's a dark secret. he started telling me that, for an actress, you should be happy to have sex as and when possible. embrace your sexuality, use it. this aspiring actress asked us to conceal her identity, and we've changed her voice. like so many others, she left a small village for india's film capital, mumbai, to chase her bollywood dream. she told me she'd been molested by directors and a casting agent. he touched me wherever he wanted, he kissed me wherever he wanted, and i was shocked. he put his hand inside my clothes so i asked him to stop and he said, "you know what, if you really want to work in this industry "i don't think so you've got the right attitude." it's notjust those starting out who face unwanted advances in bollywood. usha jardev is

many fear their careers and lives will be ruined if they go public. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidya nathanhese over—the—top dance routines are a staple of bollywood films. a scantily clad leading lady takes centre stage, as a group of men lust after her. 0n—screen, women are often seen as objects of desire, but also in real life. behind the glitz and glamour, there is a dark secret. he started telling me that, "for an actress, you should be happy to have sex as and when possible. embrace your sexuality, use it." this aspiring actress asked us to conceal her identity, and we've changed her voice. like so many others, she left a small village for india's film capital, mumbai, to chase her bollywood dream. she told me she's been molested by directors and a casting agent. he touched me wherever he wanted, he kissed me wherever he wanted, and i was shocked. he put his hand inside my clothes. so i asked him to stop, and he said, "you know what, if you really want to work in this industry, i don't think you've got the right attitude." it is notjust those starting out who face unwanted advances in

from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. he's one of the world's highest—paid actors. the bad boy of bollywood, both on and off—screen. today he was in court, after a judge found him guilty of killing two blackbucks, an endangered breed of antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath saath hain. few celebrities are as worshipped or idolised as salman khan is here in india. his cult status is so huge, that it's unlikely that this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2015, he was found guilty of killing a homeless man near his house in mumbai in a hit—and—run, but was acquitted later that year. salman khan's lawyers say he'll appeal the sentence and apply for bail, but tonight, one of bollywood's biggest stars is behind bars. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. we will let you know what happens there. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: from the streets of cairo to the football stadiums of europe, the young egyptian players hoping to hit the big time. 25 years

i want to thank my own team, lisa, nathan, david, here, our superintendent of golden gate park, my capital division, karen ruppert here, and the folks who managed the project, this is truly a team effort and you can tell by the fact that no kid is listening to us at this point. just how special it is. all right. the stars of the show are stepping stone preschool, what i would like to do is gather all the kids and bring up lizbeth and mary, come on up. and where is j.p.? so you know how you know who j.p. is, j.p. was the guy with the cash or check? >> cash. >> it was cash. it was cold hard cash. >> it was bitcoin, phil. >> that stepping stones presented to mayor lee, $283. so, j.p. you were telling me about your lemonade salesmanship. what was your strategy? >> like we, i guess like we just wanted to raise money for like the children's playground. and lend a hand. >> right on. like, what was it like meeting mayor lee? >> it was like to meet mayor lee, so we needed to fix the playground. >> well, you guys proud that you did it? >> yes. >> right on. well, i want to say a big, big thank you on

. >> dan nathan just mentioned this idea there is an important seccor in financials for sentiment. another important sentiment indicator about what the market has been doing recently has been the industrial stocks. like you pointed out they have gotten beaten up pretty badly today and have been a barometer or sentiment indicator for what's going on with regard to the progress or lack thereof in terms of trade talks specifically with china. we looked at some of the industrial companies out there that have the most expezzure to china in terms of their business everyall according to data from msci and fact set, deer, 8% revenue exposure to china. caterpillar, 9%. boeing, 11%, 3m, 13% ford warner on the auto parts side 13% exposure as well. if you look at the charts of some of those stocks today you will see either market perform or market underperform action in those names. many time it's because they are used as gauges of the trade deal or lack thereof with china one other one i want to focus on is general electric. this is a stock obviously that has had its own issues outside of chi

from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. he's one of the world's highest—paid actors. off—screen. today he was in court, after a judge found him guilty of killing two blackbucks, an endangered breed of antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath saath hain. few celebrities are as worshipped or idolised as salman khan is here in india. his cult status is so huge, that it's unlikely that this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2015, he was found guilty of killing a homeless man near his house in mumbai in a hit—and—run, but was acquitted later that year. salman khan's lawyers say he'll appeal the sentence and apply for bail, but tonight, one of bollywood's biggest stars is behind bars. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. for me and the whole newsday team, i buy. —— bye—bye. hello. thursday always was set to be one of the best days of this week and so it proved, and our weather watchers were very much out in force, probably encouraged by the fact that it was such

from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. he's one of the world's highest—paid actors.llywood, both on and off—screen. today he was in court after a judge found him guilty of killing two blackbucks, an endangered breed of antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath saath hain. few celebrities are as worshipped or idolised as salman khan is here in india. his cult status is so huge that it's unlikely this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2015 he was found guilty of killing a homeless man his cult status is so huge that it's unlikely this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2015 he was found guilty of killing a homeless man near his house in mumbai in a hit—and—run, but was acquitted later that year. salman khan's lawyers say he will appeal the sentence and apply for bail, but tonight one of bollywood's biggest stars is behind bars. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. the malaysian government is c

first four eden hazard and for nathan redmond. thought it was in the!thout a moment of controversy, here, the ball appeared to cross the line, the referee saw it as to cross the line, the referee saw itasa to cross the line, the referee saw it as a foul. southampton denied their equaliser. eden hazard going close again, but it wasn't until the introduction of alfaro maratha that the game was won the. chelsea surely heading to the fa cup final. southampton will now return to their battle against relegation, they will need more like and they have had here. a difficult day out for saints fans, chelsea will have another next month. arsenal beat west ham 4—1 at the emirates stadium in what was arsene wenger‘s first match since announcing he will leave the club at the end of the season. west ham's marko arnautovic equalised with 25 minutes to play but three arsenal goals in seven minutes late on the arsene wenger‘s to buy went off to the right start. i would like to thank everybody, everybody has been very nice and very kind and praise me probably more than i

. >> what if nathan wants a big mac, though?suming nathan is a whopper man. >> i assume that he is. >> if flynn fails the test, i think i could do that job. >> i wonder if flynn could help us with this next test. scientists are saying dogs can't predict earthquakes. you know we've had like really powerful earthquakes and such, they say that dogs, cats and other animals anticipate and run and hide, seconds before it happened. for the first time they studied 700 reports of abnormal behavior before earthquakes and they say no, not at all. >> maybe what they were detecting meteorites with diamonds. >>> and a way to clean off the icy debris on the window. the window's still full, that's one way to get rid of it. >>> this morning on "world news now," remembering former first lady barbara bush. >> tributes are pouring in after her death in houston just hours ago. we have new details on how her husband, the former president, is doing as we look back at her remarkable life. >>> and the mid-air explosion, what it was like when a window sh

the game opening up, chances at either end, first for eden hazard and then for southampton‘s nathan redmondwas going in. i thought it was in! but it wouldn't bea i thought it was in! but it wouldn't be a big cup tie without a moment of controversy. his ball be a big cup tie without a moment of controversy. h is ball to ii; referee saw 1; referee saw it cross the line, the referee saw it asa cross the line, the referee saw it as a fowl, southampton denied their equaliser. well they fumed, chelsea fired, hazard again going close but it wasn't until the introduction of substitute alvaro morata that the game was won. morata! and chelsea are surely heading to the fa cup final. southampton will now return to their battle against relegation. they'll need more luck than they had here. a difficult day out for saints fans. chelsea's will have another next month. adam wilde, bbc news. there were three premier league matches today. arsenal beat west ham 4-1 at matches today. arsenal beat west ham 4—1 at the emirates in arsene wenger‘s first match since announcing he will leave the gunners at the end of

from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. he's one of the world's highest—paid actors.fter a judge found him guilty of killing two blackbucks, an endangered breed of antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath saath hain. few celebrities are as worshipped or idolised as salman khan is here in india. his cult status is so huge that it's unlikely this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2015 he was found guilty of killing a homeless man near his house in mumbai in a hit—and—run, but was acquitted later that year. salman khan's lawyers say he will appeal the sentence and apply for bail, but tonight one of bollywood's biggest stars is behind bars. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. liverpool are being investigated by european football's governing body uefa. it follows an attack on the manchester city team bus before last night's champions' league match at anfield, which liverpool won 3—0. the green party has urged an end to "one—party—state councils" as it launches

afraid to go public for fear their careers and lives will be ruined. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidya nathancantily clad leading lady takes centre stage, as a group of men lust after her. 0n—screen, women are often seems as objects of desire, but also in real life. behind the glitz and glamour, there's a dark secret. he started telling me that, for an actress, you should be happy to have sex as and when possible. embrace your sexuality, use it. this aspiring actress asked us to conceal her identity, and we've changed her voice. like so many others, she left a small village for india's film capital, mumbai, to chase her bollywood dream. she told me she'd been molested by directors and a casting agent. he touched me wherever he wanted, he kissed me and i was shocked. he put his hand inside my clothes so i asked him to stop and he said, "you know what, if you really want to work in this industry i don't think you've got the right attitude." it's notjust those starting out who face unwanted advances in bollywood. this is an award—winning actress, she says it's common for powerful men in the indu

rajini vaidya nathan reports from delhi. seen here playing a corrupt cop turned good, he's known as the bad boy of hollywood, both on and off screen. —— bollywood. today, the megastar was in court, after a judge found him guilty of violating india's wildlife act by killing two blackbucks, an endangered antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath—saath hain, near the indian city ofjodhpur. four of his co—stars who were in his jeep at the time were cleared of lesser charges. few celebrities are as worshipped or idolised as salman khan is here in india. his cult status is so huge that it's unlikely that this conviction will dent his popularity or damage his career. this isn't his first brush with the law. in 2002, he was accused of killing a homeless man near his house in mumbai, in a hit and run. it was a case which gripped india. the court found him guilty, but after a protracted legal case he was acquitted. salman khan's lawyers say he'll appeal his five—year sentence and apply for ba

nathan bedford fourth, robert e lee and jonathan bell hood, freedom, hope and liberty will take theirlaces. the issue is a hotly contested one with protesters accusing the 3 of trying to erase history. more outrage against facebook over deleted video, the social media site apologizing after was caught keeping copies of private videos users recorded but never posted. they say a bug in the system created copies and claim all the videos have since been removed. facebook is already dealing with a private data collection scandal involving 50 million users. 50 years after his assassination the message of martin luther king jr. lives on. >> i have looked over and i have seen the promised land. i may not get you with it. heather: the niece of martin luther king jr. joins us, a pleasure to have you this morning, thank you. wanted to talk about some of the lessons learned from your uncle. i will go through these and you can explain. one blood, one human race, nonviolence and god. >> as we consider, martin luther king jr. talked about we must learn from this together as brothers and i will add a

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