well it's speak now to our financial correspondent in new york young's cortez there in new york another potential takeover that's getting people excited this time in the online. brokerage sec selling well can you tell us about. it's almost a revolution that we're seeing in that industry a couple of years ago actually a silicon valley startup called to robin hood started to offer free trading on their platform and now on october 1st child swap as the 1st big online broker followed suit and also offered trades for free and then the other big names had to follow so that means a lot of margin pressure and now there is speculation that child swap is intended to buy a t.d. ameritrade for $25000000000.00 this is not confirmed yet but that's what was all the rage here on wall street on the thursday session and how have markets been reacting to the changes in the brokering sector well we saw a mess of moves maybe 1st of all what is pretty interesting is that all the buyers all the potential buyers sheilds again a good 7 percent obviously wall street believes that 25 $1000000000.00 is a pretty go

well let's speak now to our financial correspondent in new york young's quarter said the size of a truck and that video how have they gone down on markets. well at least so far on wall street no takers the stock actually has done pretty well in the past couple of months toying around with an all time high but now on friday this stock was down by a good 6 percent the main reason not necessarily the broken windows even if it also costs that are some laughter down here on the floor on wall street but it's more the overall design and some skepticism is a must so the head of tesla might be working on too many projects at the same time we're still waiting for a new as you'll be in hitting the market next year but on the other side maybe the reaction was also a bit overblown because we shouldn't forget this cyber truck is not going to hit the markets before 2 years old so there is still some time but at least for now no real takers see on wall street and when it does eventually hit the market say it will be tessa's 1st foray into the markets now can't understate how big a market that is in the

> oh, my gosh, that's really good where's it come from >> this is actually from a foodmaker new york zack youngnd of a celebrity chef this is one of the miracles of modern shipping. you literally have to do nothing. the muffaletta sandwich, you eat it out of the box. you could be in alaska and one day later have the original muffaletta at your door. >> what about that deep dish pizza. >> a lot of people think it's a casserole, but you can't question the fact that it's damn good. and new york deli. we brought back carnegie deli shop and they ship online this is called the monster people outside of new york can have a little taste of new york city >> that's fantastic. why buffalo wings? >> this is from anchor bars -- >> the place that invented it? >> yeah. at that time, chicken wings were not something that people actually liked to use in food. it was more for soup stock the family there said, let me throw some butter and hot sauce, fry these suckers, and it was kind of the cronut of their day. these are pies from little pie company in new york. this won best sweet in new york at our sweets and b

: this is a larger conversation as we know, it's bigger than jordan, bigger than abel, the young man in new yorkbring out the executive director of glisan, an organization that makes sure that lgbtq students learn in a bullying free environment. eliza, thank you for joining us. when you see jordan's video, what do you see as a professional but personally? >> it's heartbreaking, i just want to say, jordan, your strength and empathy and angie, your love and support for your child is heartwarming. as a mother myself and an advocate and someone who grew up lgbtq in america, i just want to say how important it is that we take this moment to learn. [applause] thank you. >> tamron: one of the things jordan has at his school is a support group, i guess they have a club for lgbtq kids. what you said you didn't want to join because it makes you more about target, so what are they to do? >> here's the thing. when a situation, when i saw this video, the heartbreak of realizing that it's gotten to this point for you and for everyone else in that school that you are on your own to deal with this issue. unfort

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new york. while he was there, he met a young woman. he was 23, she was they ran away 16. to jersey city, new jersey to get married. and eventually they like a lot , of young folks, they moved west to make their fame and fortune and eventually ended up in laramie, wyoming. the family had been living in memphis, tennessee. he decided to move the family to california. and the way he got -- the way he thought he would get to california is, he had a dry goods store in memphis. he sold all of the stuff. got freight cars. put his stuff in these freight cars. and as the union pacific was built across the great plains, he followed right along and had a rolling dry goods store. the railroad went up for construction in the winter of 1867, edward learns through some union pacific railroad, which is building, is going to have a facility in what would become laramie, wyoming. because there was nothing here at the time. he came over here before the railroad in february of 1868. built a log building in what is now downtown laramie. before people arriving the railroad. the railroad arrived

. >> reporter: farmer was a promising young artist when she said she met epstein and maxwell at an art show in new yorky in 1995. epstein bought this painting of hers that night, then she says eventually offered her a job. the 26-year-old soon found herself working the front desk in his palatial new york city town house. >>> did you see young women coming into the house? >> yes, i saw many, many, many, many, many. >> reporter: all day long? >> all day long. i saw ghislaine going to get the women. she went to places like central park. i was with her a couple times in the car. she would say, stop the car! and she would dash out and get a child. >> reporter: what did she say she was doing when she did this? >> getting victoria's secret models. >> reporter: farmer found epstein's behavior mysterious. >> one day i said to jeffrey, what goes on in this house? why are you always upstairs? he said, i'll show you. so he took me up there in the elevator. we went -- he showed me all of ghislaine's quarters. >> reporter: she had her own suite in the house? >> oh, she had her own floor. >> reporter: ultimately farm

financial correspondent young's quarter in new york hello again so is what we've seen on choose day a sign of broader problems in the u.s. retail sector. well 1st of all we certainly saw some steve losses with the stock prices of the 2 companies home depot losing more than 5 percent in value of being by far the biggest loser in the dow jones industrial average and when it comes to the department store chain colts that stock was down by almost 20 percent it's not so much that americans are not spending any more actually the outlook for the holiday season looks pretty promising in some war where american consumers are shopping and that is not so much a brick and mortar stores and any longer we had some pretty huge bankruptcy cases when it comes to sears or barney's in new york so americans do spend but not necessarily at the big department stores any longer and when it comes to home depot there seems to be some internal factors some investments in the recent past that have nots transferred into higher sales at this point here let's talk a little bit more about home depot it's america's

young people, i was among them. i wasn't in columbia at the time, at stuyvesant high school in new york city, young people got the ideahat we could make a difference if we raise our voices and organized the right way. i have to make a call out as there are folks sitting in the audience along with me, i haven't seen lynn in 50 years and we were very involved in some of the real activism, what laid the groundwork of what took place. this picture is revelatory because it is a classic picture of the radical young black man in the 60s. if i look at this, you will see there is not much daylight between how i look and how those young brothers in the black panthers look too. i don't mind say i was part of the black panthers in those days. that is me when i started the book, that is me when i stepped into ibm and started to work at ibm. what about my dad? what about 25 years before? what was that like for him? ♪ >> it was the late 1940s, post world war ii america. anything was possible, duke ellington swung jazz, jackie robinson swung the big-league bat, brown versus board of education swung through the courts. nowhere were th

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but are now described as a health crisis affecting millions of young people. new york joined four other plaintiffs in the united states taking on its biggest maker of electronic cigarettes. they accuse juul of targeting teenagers and downplaying the risks and use of nicotine in vaping. the, controls around 70% of the market in the u.s. and new yorks' attorney general alleges it misrepresented the safety. >> our children are vaping. we know that no matter how it is delivered, nicotine is addictive and it is harmful and it is especially harmful to our youth. and right now in entirely new generation of americans have become addicted to nicotine. reporter: juul is accused of interbeing to a public health crisis by glamorizing its products and selling to minors. legal actionweek, was launched against the company in california and north carolina. juulr lawsuit alleges that targeted underage californians with its marketing and sales practices of its nicotine addictive vaping products. today one in every four high school students is using e-cigarettes, is vaping. just two year

the late marilyn young, professor of new york university, has written numerous books, including one entitled" the vietnam wars, 1945-1990, " dr. young has said, what leaders should have learned from vietnam is that advanced technology and military force cannot solve political problems. those that aroused during and before the old colonial era when europe ruled the world. she posed the question: if the concept of credibility had entered the discussion, with the usb a superpowered? and if they had not defended the south vietnamese, against communism. in her book, dr. young quotes one of mcnamara's assistance. jhonohn mcnaughton. perhaps he said it best when he described why the u.s. was in vietnam. he said 70% to avoid a humiliating defeat. 20% to keep the south vietnamese territory out of chinese hands. and 10% to permit the people of south vietnam to enjoy a better, for your way of life. kind of different from the messages we received during that. of period of time. and another book, marilyn young also describes how little most americans in and out of the corridors of power really new about

a page out of big tobacco's playbook is what new york state's attorney general is calling a lawsuit against juul alleging the company targeted youngy are not the only state fighting back. >> new york joins california and north carolina in taking juul to court, they are accused of deceptive and misleading marketing by specifically targeting young people in its advertising and having a major role in the growing epidemic. >> juul failed to warn consumers of their exposure to chemicals linked to cancer, birth defects and other things. >> reporter: juul denied, working cooperating with attorneys general, and other stakeholders to combat underage youth. they are attacking at the legislative and retail level. all vaping products contain vitamin e acetate, they are banned in washington state. they are under consideration in west virginia. >> i have no idea what my family will do if this goes through. >> reporter: arizona and indiana are states looking at raising the age to 21. missouri is turning to education was a campaign called clear the air focuses on dispelling myths and providing facts about how e-cigarette can impact health and dev

the challenges of the day, the mayor's work, not just rebuilding the economy of the new york, working with the young men's initiative, helping black and latino boys resource net -- to the tune of $100 million get back on track. working to reduce the prison population by 30% in new york. and in the innovation economy. there's just a record of getting things done. and certainly, over the last cycles, i see at the in 2016, taking on donald trump and his work in 2018 helping to flip 21 seats in congress. and certainly the work in virginia, just earlier this month, i can't speak to all of the other candidates. i just know that the work that mike bloomberg is doing is a tra jekts tore. we need to see next november here in the u.s. >> steve benjamin. outgoing president of the u.s. conference of mayors, also mayor of columbia, south carolina. good to see you, my friend. thank you. >> same here. craig, come home soon. >> i would love to. you should talk to my bosses here. let me bring in antwon searite, founder of ceo bloomberg strategy. and former adviser to the hillary clinton campaign. former speechwriter

and we go now to young's quarter our financial correspondent in new york yes i want to talk about another traditional gauge of the u.s. economy market indexes yesterday the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high for the 100th time since donald trump's inauguration so what's behind that search and actually here on wednesday we had another record close so now it's $101.00 record since january of 2017 that is pretty stunning and u.s. president donald trump at a campaign event in florida actually said everybody is getting rich well thanks to us president donald trump well especially last year probably the huge tax cuts that we saw with donald trump. why companies made more money and that led to some of those records but also on the other side we have more spending from the government and less revenue because of the lowered taxes so that also means that the debt load is increasing and then we also shouldn't forget that. not just with the economy but also with the stock market already started in march of 2009 and big then the president was not donald trump but barack obama well y

smokers quit smoking but are now described by many as a health crisis affecting millions of young people new york has joined the plaintiffs in the united states taking on its biggest make up of electronic cigarettes they accuse jewel of targeting teenagers and downplaying the risks and use of nicotine in so-called of a pig the company controls around 70 percent of the market in the u.s. and new york's attorney general alleges it's misrepresented the safety and value of its products in rising numbers our children are vague and we know that no matter how it is delivered nicotine is addictive in it's harmful and it's especially harmful to our youth and right now an entire lein new generation of americans have become addicted to nicotine jewel labs is accused of conscious public health crisis by glamorizing its products and something to mine as earlier this week legal action was launched against the company in california and north carolina our lawsuit alleges that. targeted under age californians with its marketing and sales practices of its nicotine addictive they've been products today one in every

. >> jimmy: i thought the end of the story was, and now he dances with the new york ballet. >> they were youngnactoy. and i was like, okay, and i looked, and you see him in the corner like brooding, and i'm like, oh, my god, this is going to be a day. and i was like, what's wrong? and she was like, he wants a mustache. and i was like, what? so i guess he's like, i'm shutting down today, because i don't have a mustache. so i'm like, oh, my god, how am i going to grow a mustache on these kids so i can get through these hours in peace. he's having a tantrum, falling out. i'm like, everybody's looking at me. and so i go in to dwayne reed and i grab a sharpie and draw a mustache on his pointer finger on this side, and he's like, what is this? and i'm like, it's your mustache. and he's like, it's not a mustache, and i was like, go like this, and he went like that, and he was like, so. and i put the mirror and he was like, oh! >> jimmy: very clever. and they grew up to be, and he grew up to do security for my show. there he is. >> there he is! >> jimmy: da'vine joy randolph! "dolemite is my name" is

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of that about one-third were young men. 14 to 34. in new yorkt the height of stop and frisk, they stopped about 700,000 young black -- mostly young, black men. right? no. not -- 55% were young black men. right? total 700,000, 50% young black men. there are only 300,000 young black men between the ages of 14 and 34 in new york city at the time. that means more stops, or could be by the math more stops than there were people. >>advocate. crime rates fell, environment better, and also in a letter to the editor let me quote, please, progressives do the electoral math. take all those who wouldn't vote for elizabeth warren because of medicare for all and wouldn't vote for pete buttigieg because he's gay and wouldn't add to michael bloomberg because of stop and frisk, your sum is likely a trump victory. >> say this. first of all, this is not a minor thing. this is not -- we don't put this on the same level as, you know, we're trying to ban owee sodas r something. no. these were not andy griffith, how you doing? you okay? go about your business and here

new york city in about 1852. while he was there, he met a young woman. she was 16 and he was 23, and they ran away to get married and they, like a lot of young folks, moved west to make their fame and fortune and wound up in laramie, wyoming. the family had been living in tennessee, and he decided to move the family to california. way he he got -- the thought he would get to california, he had a dry goods store and he sold all of it and got freight cars and put his stuff in them. as the union pacific was built across the right planes, he followed right along and had a rolling store. winter of 1867, he learns that the union pacific railroad is going to have a facility and what would be coming -- become laramie. incame over for the railroad 1860 eight and built a log building in downtown laramie and started selling things to people awaiting the arrival of the and as i said earlier, they ran the store for three years. then he starts a banking career. let me say this as well. he was an astute merchant, and made a lot ofe money. he was criticize for the way h

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as a gesture of alliance to the young english colony of new york drove Ãwinter camp away from dutch andrkets on the hudson river and eastward back into the teeth of colonial new england forces. also lying in wait where the mohicans and pequot of connecticut, pictured here where connecticut is located and christian wampanoag from cape cod who under duress had sided with the colonies from beginning and were just as adapted force warfare as a resistance fighters. meanwhile, the warning indians and their families were stocked by hunger and disease as they lived in cramped quarters on the run away from their cornfields and fishing stations. consequently, by the late spring of 1676 growing numbers of them began to accept a late english offer of quarter in exchange for switching sides. or in other words, in exchange for fighting alongside rather than against the english. others managed to escape the terrible choice by escaping to the upper hudson river valley or canada where they built new lives but most of them never made it that far. by june 1676 indian prisoners were telling their english c

an exhibition has been launched a new york featuring the work of young photo journalists from around the world it's all the real york featuring the work of young photo journalists from around the world it's all the result of the andre steen in press photo contest named after a russian reporter result of the andre steen and press photo contest named after a russian reporter killed in the east ukraine war zone back in 2014 the winning images are on display in a not killed in the east ukraine war zone back in 2014 the winning images are on display in the united nations headquarters and the show is part of an annual exhibition commemorating international nations headquarters and the show is part of an annual exhibition commemorating international day to end impunity for crimes against journalists the event in new york no day to end impunity for crimes against journalists the event in new york was attended by russia's ambassador to the un. safe to journalists is one of the it was attended by russia's ambassador to the un . safe to journalists is one of the key questions that international

smokers quit smoking but are now described by many as a health crisis affecting millions of young people new york has joined the plaintiffs in the united states taking on its biggest make up of electronic cigarettes they accuse jewel of targeting teenagers and downplaying the risks and use of nicotine in so-called of a ping the company controls around 70 percent of the vapor market in the u.s. and new york's attorney general alleges it's misrepresented the safety and value of its products and rising numbers our children are vague thing and we know that no matter how it is delivered nicotine is addictive in its harmful and it's especially harmful to our youth and right now and entire new generation of americans have become addicted to nicotine jule labs is accused of conscious public health crisis by glamorizing its products and something to mine as earlier this week legal action was launched against the company in california and north carolina our lawsuit alleges that. targeted under age californians with its marketing and sales practices of its nicotine addictive they've been products today one

kickoff is 5.20 oh 9 ers well the raiders will be back in new york facing off against the jets. as an opportunity for young greater to reach a significant milestone rookie running back josh jacobs, it's 77 yards away from a 1000 yard season now if he gets there he'll be the 16th player and writer history to achieve that feat. >>prospect off to a great great start. i'm really happy. he's great kid has given us every every ounce energy >>rooting for the raiders to sunday's game is against the jets. kickoff at as 10 o'clock in the morning. new south police are trying to figure out. we'll have the latest on this mystery of staff after the break. conditions around the bay area little chilly outside your door. police are not covered in fog here across the golden gate but remember if you're heading to a bay area airport get out there are early because it is the busiest travel day of the season. so 2 to 3 hours in advance if you can of course will keep an eye on the roads, let you know things in your way right now you're looking good. we'll be back stay with us. >>welcome back to the crime for morning news and tha

new york, jackie heinrich fox news. >>> it's 4:57. oakland. land mr. fab musician and activist streeted a group of young ladies of the screening of the movie harriett. >>i don't know if you know how extraordinary it is but you made it 100 miles to freedom all by yourself. would you like to pick a new name to mark your freedom? harriett tubman. . >> the movie talked about the life of harriett tubman and her escape from slavery and leading others a freedom. mr. fab whose name is stanley cott bought the tickets and said he was inspired after taking his own daughter to see the movie. he wanted to share experiences with other young people in the community. . >> what it did to me watching it and looking at my daughter asked the questions she asked i felt like it was empowering and our girls need to see that. >> for him to bring the girls out to see the video is very nice of him. it's very encouraging. and i think it's something that the girls should know. . >> now that inveigh tigs was meant for young girls between 8 and 18 years old. but mr. fab later invited any young person who wanted to see the harriett m

is even more enormous is the impact that stop and frisk had on african-american and latino young men in new york city. one speech is not going to change those hurt feelings, the trauma that those folks suffer and still continue to suffer. he is going to have to speak out more about this. he is going to have to not just tell, but show. show that he gets it. show that he understands the trauma that that policy caused and also to understand that just because you're saying sorry now doesn't mean that you're going to get forgiveness from a community that feels agrieved. >> reverend daughtry. >> that is agrieved. >> president obama made a bit of news over the weekend. for folks who are not familiar with what he said -- i know you are, but i'm going to play it for our viewers and listeners on satellite sirius radio. this is president obama. >> this is still a country that is less revolutionary than it is interested in improvement. they like seeing things improved but the average american doesn't think that we have to completely tear down the system and remake it. and i think it's important for us not t

if they didn't, we would have thousands of more young black and brown kids in new york city dead. >>ucker: this would not affect alexandria ocasio-cortez but for the people who live in tough neighborhood that would have an effect. commissioner, thanks for joining us. well, the left's offensive against law and order is not just against past laws. pressly has a green new deal for crime. it include ban all life sentences and ban the prosecution of miners as adults. legalize prostitution. -- minors. remove police from public school. and reparations based on skin color. this is a former supreme court clerk. thanks for coming on. this is a big proposal. some of is it crazy and a lot is crazy. let's take a couple of issues. one is decrimalizing prostitution. how can we be against human trafficking and yet decr decrimminalize prostitutes. are women prostitutes because they want to be? >> you don't have to believe that. some people think that. -- that's a side issue. what you can ask. is the best way to do something about human trafficking crimminalize the people who are being trafficed. we d

new york. >> our thanks to eva. >>> add new york to the states suing juul for allegedly targeting young people. >> the state says juul'sopped selling most flavored products last month. meanwhile the american medical association is calling for a complete ban on all vaping devices. >>> we are seeing more flu cases than usual for this time of year. the cdc reports flu activity in 30 states, the most in a decade. three states -- california, louisiana, and maryland -- are seeing widespread activity. an expert says this year's flu shot is so far a good match. >>> social media this morning has found its newest hero in the impeachment hearings. >> during lieutenant colonel alexander vindman's testimony, all of a sudden a woman at the right of the screen tilts her head back and downs a giant cup of coffee. it looks like she checks her cameras before doing it again. >> gulp gulp gulp gulp gulp! >> go girl, chug, chug. emma dumain has confirmed she is the coffee lover. she said she had no idea she was in the shot. look, she's just trying to make it through the day, it was a long day. >> it's a long hearing, nine hours. >> you go,

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new star. i know a lot about stardom. i know a lot about it, i made plenty of them but i tell you what, this young woman from upstate new york, she has become a star. her way, you can never define exactly what it is, you understand that. you're a star, okay? why, hot hell knows, but you're a star. there aren't many of them. but what happens is, she has become a star. her mannerism, her way of talking, her -- brian: right to the point. >> just the whole thing. it just works. she, she's a tremendous person. she was fantastic during the hearings. turner, so many people, they were so great but you know what? the bottom line is, all of those witnesses, they're all shifty schiffs. don't forget there was no due process. you can't have lawyers. we couldn't have any witness. we wanted to wall the whistleblower. you know who i want as first witness, frankly i want a trial. brian: you want a trial? >> oh, i would, look, number one, they should never, ever impeach. this is not -- i watched, i watched five people on your network yesterday say there's nothing here. andy mccarthy, how about ken, special prosecutor. brian: ken starr. >> spe

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personal investment and philanthropic investment by others and new york city's money and starting the youngor the president obama's my brother's keeper initiative. there is a lot of good work being dope thene there. i think it's going to be up to the mayor just like the work he did in virginia today. going out and introducing himself to people. i think the more people learn about mike bloomberg, the more and more they'll be excited about the stability he could provide as president and certainly alternative he presents to another four years of donald trump which represents the existential threat to this great republic. >> mayor, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> thank you, katy. >> and we've got more on the 2020 race ahead. i think there was a problem with his ear piece, which is why he didn't come back on camera. plus, the president's fight with senior military leadership just took another turn. h moderately o severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your abil

new york post" columnist. fox news contributor. we haven't seen you in so long, michael. welcome back. you were at hillsdale lecturing younginds. >> and finding them really impressive what they get a lot of their news from fox so we should be grateful for that. the future is in good hands. lou: let's turn to this -- the president. apparently some senators suggesting he make it a two-track presidency, impeachment on the right. the rest of his business on the left. don't you wish this was a world where you could bifurcate like that. >> it's simple when you are giving advice. it would be easier for the president to do that if the republicans in congress would step up more and handle the impeachment issue better. some of them are. but as you noted. lindsey graham and others, they are limited to going on television and talking about it. why has the senate played no role in any of this? you have these committees that would seem to be very pertinent to these issues. why can't you do counter programming to get to the whole story. lou: michael raises a good question. what's the answer? >> they want to shut this thing down to get th