isis terrorists tried to use ebay and paypal to fund attacks here in the u.s. the fbi arrested this man in december of 2015. he's charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. in recently unsealed court records, prosecutors say after pledging his allegiance, he pretended to sell computer printers on ebay. they said it's a scheme to cover $9,000 in payments he got from isis through paypal. he pleaded not guilty and will go on trial later this year. an ebay spokesperson said the company has zero tolerance for criminal activities taking place on our marketplace. paypal said -- >>> just as the school year is about to start, bay area school districts are short on teachers. oakland is even trying to recruit spanish teachers from central america to fill the gaps. leslie brinkley looks a t the hiring strategies bay area

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decides to build its own paypal, similar to how paypal is built off of the ebay platform, and alipay of the alibaba platform. those entities have over $70 billion in market cap right now, and are formidable players on the payment stage. that is the real risk. the reality is, amazon has more of the capabilities to do that, and it is further down the path to doing that then you might think. on the capabilities side, the trick to building a payments network is you have to overcome the chicken and egg problem. you need users and merchants. amazon has over 300 million consumers and 200 million merchants on the platform already. plus, they have the technology capabilities of amazon web services second help them in building their capabilities. plus, they are over 10% of global e-commerce sales. they are further down the path on doing this. they have also been actively promoting the amazon pay button off of the amazon platform. we ran a consumer survey, and it is one of the top buttons consumers highlighted. emily: what's interesting about payments is that these companies and services are no

what do you make of this paypal story with isis? and ebay? goes to show you regardless how much they will be on run in raqqa or mosul that is their state, but the what makes them operate and what makes them successful as a terror organization is getting individuals to complete their acts this guy, swore allegiance to isis, this is a year ago, we're hearing about this because fbi arrested him, his original financier in syria, is now believed to be dead. so, hats off bureau to the fbi, department of homeland security forgettin for -- getting this network, but really not only a needle in a haystack, but you cut off one there are so many more. we have them on the run in mosul and raqqa, but at the end of the day like a whack-a-mole, we get one, we find out they are using other networks, the net in is their modus o operandi they are using ebay. >> what do you make of u.s. authorities believing it a global network that stretches from uk to bangladesh are you surprise snd. >surprised? >> no, it stands to reason when you look at plots out of australi

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is listening, we're going to replay paypal and replace the whole system. we're also good deal to replace credit cards and all the bank transaction fees these big banks take. gab is not about left or right. it's an economy populist movement. >> a movement that's making money and becoming more sophisticated all the time. contessa brewer, "nightly business report." >>> coming up, is apple using its massive cash pile to become a player in hollywoo >>> apple will take on hollywood. it's reportedly investing a billion to make sure it's a real competitor in the crowded market for original content. julia boorstin has more. >> apple has set a budget of about $1 billion to produce and license original content over the next year, according to "wall street journal." expected to include those shows in a new video-focused offering that would launch in addition to apple's $10 a month subscription app. the billion dollar number is significant, but in the grand scheme of apple, it's pretty modest. apple has $225 billion in revenue. they will spent about $12 billion in r&d,

paypal kicked jihad watch out. why?d conservative opinion with hate. that was a clip from me yesterday, my editorial at the top -- i think it was the 10:00 hour yesterday. got a lot of play on the internet. paypal, by the way, has since been restored -- i'm sorry, jihad watch has been restored. it's back on paypal. joining us now, the director of jihad watch, robert spencer. sir, welcome to the program. of it's great to have you with us. >> thank you. great to be here. stuart: before we go any further, what does jihad watch do? >> jihad watch is a news and commentary organization dedicated to explaining what is the motivating ideology behind jihad terror, what the jihadis are all about, what they think, what motivates them, what they want to accomplish. that's it, that's all we do. stuart: and you were kicked off paypal originally because you'd shown, i think the quote was you'd shown extreme hostility to muslims. would you contest that? >> oh, absolutely, yes. the thing about it is paypal, just like the other leftist g

that work what are the right kinds of things in order to make that happen >> you were part of the paypalia. what we call people like you, elon musk, the youtube guys who came out of that really pretty phenomenal group of people you've also said that because of your paypal experience, even though you're in charge of making payments released investments at greylock, you haven't made any because you see all the things potentially wrong with payments companies. so -- >> not yet not yet. >> what is the range of benefit and i guess problems that your experience has brought you >> the specific problem with paypal is payments is a very difficult thing. it's -- most of the payment infrastructure was built decades ago. fundamental to all business. if you could build a payment center from scratch you'd build it all kinds of different ways but getting them established is really hard. you have to get to a minimum of a billion dollars of transactions to even have an interesting payment. it's a billion dollars of transactions flowing through the system that's a lot of money. by the way, people don't wa

paypal said -- >>> just as the school year is about to start, bay area sl ooo. oakland is even trying to recruit spanish teachers from central america to fill the gaps. leslie brinkley looks a t the strategies bay area districts are using to combat a growing teacher shortage. >> how many more teachers do you have yet to hire? >> diane low unified and other school districts are scrambling to fill teacher vacancies. in oakland, with school ten days away, they're still short 20 teachers. a far cry from two years ago when they were short 75 teachers. they're now workiit wnghe th education to recruit bilingual teachers from mexico and spain. >> over the years, we've internt the local talent. >> reporter: special education teach rers demand? fewerpl skingeo p teacher positions? the makes $67,000 in california. >> there are fewer and fewer people graduating with a graduate's degree. >> reporter: st. mary's college has been partnering potential new teachers from among school staff. >> they need that catalyst to get the credential. just signed new legislation that starti

their long- standing guidelines and paypal wants to ensure the sources are not used to accept payment or donations for activities that promote hate, violence or racial intolerance. >>> apple ceo tim cook amounts -- announces they will be making separate to million dollar donation in response to the violence in charlottesville last week. in the email to apple cook said that what occurred in charlottesville has no place in our country. he also said that apple will match employee donations to for one -- 24 1 -- 2 for 1. >>> in southern california the confederate monument at the hollywood cemetery has been removed after hundreds demanded it was taken down. the plaque memorial for 30 confederate veterans at the hollywood forever cemetery. cemetery officials say that the cemetery has received many calls and emails asking for the removal of the monument. jesse jackson, the civil rights activist says that these things should've been removed a long time ago. >> there are no hitler statues in germany or neo-nazi material flying around. these guys sought to sustain from the union, maintain slave

they said it's a scheme to cover $9,000 in payments he got from isis through paypal. he pleaded not guilty and will go on trial later this year. an ebay spokesperson said the company has zero tolerance for criminal activities taking place on our marketplace. paypal said -- >>> just as the school year is about to start, bay area school districts are short on teachers. oakland is even trying to recruit spanish teachers from central america to fill the gaps. leslie brinkley looks a t the hiring strategies bay area districts are using to combat a growing teacher shortage. >> how many more teachers do you have yet to hire? >> three. >> reporter: mt. diane low unified and other school districts are scrambling to fill teacher vacancies. in oakland, with school ten days away, they're still short 20 teachers. a far cry from two years ago when they were short 75 teachers. they're now working with the california department of education to recruit bilingual teachers from mexico and spain. >> over the years, we've had to go internationally to supplement the local talent. >> report

paypal for example kicked off the dare.com.t has nothing to do with what happened in charlottesville. , it's an immigration restriction is website, at the 1955 immigration has been disastrous for the united state united states. you can say that is a wrong position to hold, but you are doing something very dangerous when you say you cannot hold that position and use the mena credit card processing service on the internet. it publishes and coulter and michelle malkin who are no strangers to this channel. there's something very disturbing when paypal boots them off what is a monopoly provider. >> tucker: i had no idea, that's the point. it's a monopoly provider as is facebook, as is google. these companies are more powerful, in american history and world history. as a free market conservative i'm now thinking do they have too much power? are they stifling speech? >> i think what you said last night is absolutely right. i don't see why if the united states government thinks in 1918 -- in 19 oh nine whenever it was, that standard oi

. >> construction of san >> construction of san francisco's >>> this morning, paypal vowing to change some of its policies saying it will no longer provide services from sites that raise funds to promote hate, violence, and intolerance. this was more fallout from the deadly events in charlottesville, virginia, this past saturday. paypal saying they work to insure their services don't promote hate, then specifically saying, quote, organizations that advocate racist views such as the kkk, white supremacist groups or nazi groups. the statement was written by the company's vice president of corporate affairs and communications. >> thank you. >>> happening today, work beginning in boston on a park dedicated to the youngest victim of the 2013 marathon bomber. martin richard was 8 years old when he was killed near the finish line where the two bombs went off. martin loved parks so it's fitting one will be built in his honor. >>> the father of a murdered oakland man is making a heartfelt appeal for his son's killer to be found and brought to justice. 33-year-old singer/songwriter was murdered

and the associated been shelled as such as a trucking companies or repair shops or logistic paypal all those connected units have carrier workers at a bank did a lot of people in our community and one of the effects been well the paypal it had dried counter-argue a debbie agreement a lot of them have created your bird tank there are seeing your good points and most of the former u.a.w. members now are retirees carriers yes you know the often the only ones in anderson are pulling down a living wage well there when when you're going to shatter and shatter our pension . and shows he here do you claim made more than a lot of people that go to work every day we're proud of those benefits i was our way made for pleasure much. i'm going to stop by about everybody to see what i can be. right now beggars can't be choosers on my take what i can you've come to this job fair looking for work you're unemployed yes you have a family. how many children six does your wife work now since to save. and if when you look back on all of your employment has it been a struggle. just getting underbid has been

but more and more -- i mentioned paypal.er systems of payment that are difficult to track, which makes the job of investigating and stopping it that much more difficult. >> it is. it's extremely difficult. fortunately in this case, we're talking about thousands of dollars, not hundreds of thousands or millions. when you look at this in terms of the money being raised by isis through smuggling or oil or banks that they have taken money from in iraq or syria, it's a small drop in the bucket. but it's allowing to get the money to the united states potential for use for an operation. it's unclear if there's a specific plot. having said that, investigators have say it's like finding a needle in a hay stack what needs to happen here, there needs to be intelligence sharing between law enforcement, passing names of individuals on ofac, sanctions lists, should these companies know the names of the credit cards associated with the people, the companies that are making these exchanges a and the companies need to take action. it seems e

our contessa brewer has more on that story contessa >> reporter: wilfred, paypal, godaddy, those areust some of the companies who grabbed headlines for ending service to alt-right groups daily stormer is well-known in alt-right circles. it participated in the charlottesville rally setting up the hate ban as the alternative to uber. its web host godaddy prompted and ended the service. google did the same thing. today daily stormer moved to a russian domain when youtube changed the compensation structure, many went to patreon in order to get paid this summer patreon kicked off lauren sumner. enter patreon who specializes in controversial offerings and then get paid for it. counter.fund will provide an intermediary to paypal credit cards and turn bit coins into cash for a fee to help fund the alt-right movement gab launched their social media service as an alternative to facebook and twitter cracking down on hate speech. though gab has been rejected by the app store nine times, it's raised more than half a million in just the last 36 days it has more than 200,000 users worldwide. but do

of course paypal.ewsmax has arrangements with some conservative sites that pay people by clicks, trying deliberately, send a message, worked with paypal, you're on notice, these are hate groups. suddenly paypal shuts down jihad watch. david horowitz's freedom senter is all right. this is where conservatives have to begin to think of alternatives but just is, with your point, it is, the distressing, direct effort i think some collusion, it appears to be the southern poverty law center and "propublica" to use that use that list to try to destroy particular sites. stuart: nature of conservative opinion and labeling it hate. >> literally not just taking it out of circulation but destroying people financially. stuart: want to talk to you about james clapper, former director of national intelligence, he has harsh words following the president's rally last night. listen to this. >> i don't know when i've listen and watched something like this from a president that i found more disturbing. i really question hi

. >>> apple pay and paypal are disabling support for websites that sell clothing and other items with [null] symbols and support for his groups. apple says they pulled support from the sites because their activity violates long-standing guidelines and paypal says it works to ensure its services are not used to accept payments for activities that promote hate violence or racial intolerance. >>> last night tim cook announced apple will be making two separate one million-dollar donations to the southern poverty law center and the anti- defamation league in response to the violence intro to go. tim cook says i disagree with the president and others who believe there is a moral equivalence between white supremacists and nazis and those who oppose them. claiming they are counter to our ideals. he says apple will match employee donation's to human rights groups between now and september 30. >>> a call for president trump to be removed from office. more on the local politician calling for the change. >>> first, shock on the san jose university campus. a teacher accused of sexually harassing a

they're also taking credit card and paypal donations online. well.he city of houston has set up a hurricane harvey relief fund, welcoming your donations through credit cards, checks, money orders and stocks and bonds. we're working for you and helping to get donations into the right places. go on the nbc washington app, search for harvey help. justin finch, news4. back to you in the studio. >>> 6:49. we started to see flooding in parts of louisiana even before harvey made landfall. you're looking at video from outside new orleans and st. charles parish. this man is using a boat to get around on the street yesterday. the timing of the storm has many people there bracing for the worst. yesterday marked 12 years since hurricane katrina made landfall in southeast louisiana. >>> we promise to keep you updated and posted throughout the day on harvey in our nbc washington app. look for pus radar to track the storm and remnants of harvey. >>> this story will make you think twice next time you meet someone new during a night out. a woman says a man kidnapped

paypal is turning to the physical world to extend its region the digital world.ng a credit card that offers customers 2% cash back with no annual fee. the move is part of the ceos effort to transform paypal from a payment button on websites into a financial tool used in brick-and-mortar stores. he has fourth 24 deals over the last 18 months with companies including apple, visa, and jpmorgan. coming up, vmware's roster of cloud computing partnerships grows. my conversation with the ceo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: vmware, the cloud computing company under the dell technologies umbrella, announced several new partnerships with google and amazon web services from the company's annual conference. i sat down with the ceo at the event for land exclusive interview and asked how current partners reacted to the latest cloud partnerships. >> we have those conversations, we update them, we want no surprises because we are trying to be very thoughtful in our relationships with them. clearly, amazon says, will this work on the amazon service we just did? a workingare al

. >>> federal prosecutors ssiay rrorists tried to use ebay and paypal to fund attacks here in the u.sey arrested a man in december 2015. he's charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. in recently unsealed court records, police say after pledging his allegiance on social media, he pretended to sell computer printers on ebay. they said it's a cover scheme to cover nearly $9,000 in payments h he got from isis operatives through paypal. he pled not guilty and will go on trial later this year. an ebay spokesperson told is u.s. journal, the company has zero tolerance for criminal activities taking place on our marketplace. while they said they invest significant time and resources in working to prevent terrorist ak thetivity. >>> chp vinvestigators are looke for the drivers of two cars involved in a high speed wreck in southern califo.iarn caron that then crasheded into a big rig where it gotin g.st we spoke with a woman who found herself pinned under that truck. >> it felt like it's going to stop. it needs to stop. >> she remembers the moment she went spinning out of con

the account has since been restored by paypal. joining us is robert spencer from boston. robert, good morning to you. >> god morning. steve: what is jihad watch? >> jihad watch is dedicated to bringing news and commentary about jihad activity. violence in the united states and around the world in all its forms and helping people to understand what is the motivating ideology behind jihad terrorism. steve: so really you are about highlighting terrorism and, yet, this group that singled you out said you had extreme hostility towards muslims. is that true? >> yeah, well, there is no foundation to that whatsoever. we support any muslim who is interested in honestly confronting the elements of islam that are used by jihads to justify violence and terrorism and working towards reform. steve: okay. so you are a public awareness group essentially trying to tell people about this particular form of jihad. what is going on with, for instance, paypal? why did they single you out? what's going on with silicon valley and right leaning groups. >

apple, pae and paypal are withdrawing support for websites that have items selling with [null] symbols and support for hate groups. they pulled the support for the size because the activity violates their long-standing guidelines and paypal wants to make sure the services not used for activities that promote hate, violence or racial intolerance. >>> apple ceo tim cook announced apple will make two separate $1 million donations to the southern poverty law center and anti-defamation league in response to the violence and charlottesville. " what occurred in charlottesville has no place in our country." he said that apple will match the employee donations to the human rights group between now and september 30. >>> a number of groups are either taking down confederate statues or debating whether the removal is a good idea across the nation. in southern california the confederate monument at the hollywood cemetery was removed after hundreds demanded they take it down. the marker and plaque was a memorial for 30 confederate veterans buried at the hollywood forever cemetery and they have recei

. >>> apple pay and paypal are disabling support for websites that sell items with [null] symbols andupport for hate groups. paypal works to ensure services are not used to accept payments or donations for activities that promote hated violence or racial intolerance.>>> controversy on san jose state university campus at students go to class next week the issue is over the return of a professor accused of sexually harassing a student. lewis aptekar is returning for the fall semester. in 2015 a student claimed he made inappropriate remarks and that he wanted to date her, the school says the allegations were steps and she aided he was suspended without pay and underwent training. san jose state says another allegation came to light from another student in 2014 what those were not substantiated. the attorneys for lewis aptekar say he has been vindicated. >> i understand there is a prior finding against dr. lewis aptekar but the complete story is not out. >> the professor is scheduled to tea two graduate-level courses this semester. >>> 25 years ago east palo alto was named the murder capi

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. >>> federal prosecutors say isis terrorists tried to use ebay and paypal to fund attacks here in theharged with attempting to provide material support to isis. in recently unsealed court records, police say after pledging his allegiance on social media, he pretended to sell computer printers on ebay. they said it's a cover scheme to cover nearly $9,000 in payments h he got from isis operatives through paypal. he pled not guilty and will go on trial later this year. an ebay spokesperson told is u.s. journal, the company has zero tolerance for criminal activities taking place on our marketplace. while they said they invest significant time and resources in working to prevent terrorist ak thetivity. >>> one flight from san diego to boston made a landing after fumes of dizzyness from crew members on board. several hours earlier, another flight was forced to return to ft. lauderdale when three flight attendants suffered from headaches. >> fire rescue responded and we evaluateded the three flight attendants complaining of symptoms. >> the source could be bleed air, the air used to pressuri

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ebay and paypal to send cash to lone wolfs.is a new era of terrorism that we're seeing and the way they're spreading their franchises of fear and terror around the world? >> i think it's just a revolution in terrorism. terrorism is just moving with the innovation in society. so we have a group of people that hate us. they hate the aspect of capitalism in the united states. therefore, they will use whatever means possible. liz: why do they hate it? i mean, they've been getting oil government subsidies to live on. that's the business model for their governments to have extensive entitlement statements off of the fruits of oil. and they don't -- they've been subsidized for most of their lives. so why do they hate capitalism? >> this is a small population of the islamic community. they feel a sense of being disenfranchised, and they're looking to grab hold of anything that -- that pathway to success for them, and it just goes back to we have the -- we have a very free society here. we have multiple religions that we practice here i

paypal amounts to count visa an apple also took action to stop hate groups receiving money through their service. meanwhile music streaming john spotify pulled over thirty pounds from its service that they deemed hate poundnds. and creates a plane is labeled patrons at passion. per u. s. songs they deemed acceptable. nakedly political acts and somewhat worried about implications for free speech in the u. s. as in trying by the first amendment of the u. s. constitution. the electronic frontier foundation warmth such actions were dangerous. but others disagree saying it should be the role of governments not companies to ensure free speech. the governrnment willl p prt even those noxious voices that's what the first members dancece for but companies don't have to. companies can say this goes too far and we're not going to serve. the first amendment allows any speech as long as it doesn't threaten a so called clear and present danger. hate speech knows a tougher elsewhere holocaust denial for example is illegal in sixteen european countries. well to syria now where the annual damascus intern

apple pay and paypal have stopped processing payments to hate groups and spotify has banned music against race, sexual orientation. some are questioning the move saying it's a threat to free expression. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson and defense secretary jim mattis are making it clear that the military options remain on the table when it comes to north korea. tillerson and mattis say the u.s. is still looking to resolve the situation peacefully. their lee marks came after white house chief bann bannan said there is no nuclear danger because of the consequences north korea would face. >>> analysts say investors are uneasy for a number of reasons, from the attack in barcelona to the controversy over the rally in charlottesville. >>> we're still a few days from the big solar eclipse on monday, but the traffic jams are already under way. >> the path of totality as it's called is 70 miles wide. speck territori spectators are flocking. these images show cars on a highway backed up for miles. we're several days from it. >> relax, people. >> and there's another in 2024, i believe? >> if yo

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paypal is doing the same thing. the company says it will make sure it won't accept payment or donations that promote hate, violence or racial intolerance. the company did not say specifically how it determines who is ultimately blocked but claims it addresses each case individually to make sure users adhere to the policy. >> the other top story, the tragedy in san jose. two young girls and a grandfather died in a mobile home fire. this was part of our breaking news coverage last night. tonight, we're getting a clear picture of the victims and exactly what happened. nbc marc brks krrkbc marianne f where federal agents are on this investigation, mary, what do we know? >> reporter: it an emotional scene right here right now. you can see all day long people have been dropping off flowers, candles and ted eddy bears in hr of the three that died here. the two young girls killed were best friends. [crying] >> reporter: a mother grapples with the unthinkable, her only daughter is gone. the parents of 10-year-old linda van s

paypal one of the largest payment processors in the world now canceling accounts. even dating site okcupid today banning white supremacist chris cantwell for life tweeting there's no room for hate in a place where you're looking for love. the internet blockade has forced some groups to search for new homes online. many on the right are turning to new social media site gab which allows controversial discussions with limits. >> so long as they're not inciting violence, so long as they're not advocating for criminality, so long as they're not doing any harm to the public in regards to the law, they're allowed to speak. >> reporter: as hate groups are booted from popular online tools, first amendment scholars say tech companies are navigating a fine line on what can be said and done on the internet. >> they have a right to police themselves. they have a right to decide who their users are. we urge them to do so in a way which is transparent, in which they are accountable. >> reporter: but with billions of users, it's a difficult if not impossible task for tech companie

let's start with a paul, up -- paypal. it is up. for a long time, but paypal returning to his old classic as it tries to expand and introduce credit cards with no annual fee to give customers 2% cash back to expand market share. h&r block having the worst day this year, off 8% after the first quarter innings -- theirgs indicated that stock has been raised. there is some expectation of expectations. boosted, so that was a gain of 4%, and analog devices beat the estimate. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market. the day, slightly higher yield, 10 year yield up to 2.14% with the risk on sentiment. look at the intraday of the 10-year yield, because we got a strong data in the morning. you see the back-and-forth, but in the market you have the jump up after the adp. there was solid gdp pushing higher. one point 10-year gilts over 2.15% before kind back -- yield over 2.15% before coming back. julia: and you see a rebound in the dollar risk sentiment. euro-dollar was above 120 now down to 118.86. positioning. the gain, resilie

socialnked in, on your networks, where you have been, on paypal, on google maps, all of your records. thanreally scared me more anything, which is mind-boggling to me, is biometrics. hack and it a affected myself and thousands of other federal employees. were in thosens files, my fingerprints were in those files. is out there,ata and whoever has it, the chinese or the russians, they have it. it,o not even think about and this generation needs to start thinking a little more about security and privacy as opposed to just convenience. >> back to, insurance again, back to the opm hack, who is liable and he was playing -- paying for this? jeff: who is liable, i do not know. there is very little responsibility at that level in the government. the last i knew, it took a while but the opm director resigned. the whole opm case study is actually fascinating. i use it, as what not to do in securing record. who is paying for it? we are all paying for it. the$500,000 or more -- 500,000 or more of us who got hacked. whonts, relatives, people worked within the past, your references, all of that info

been declared a success despite the inconceivable human cost it was once home to around two million paypal. was in mosul to witness the aftermath a word of warning you might find the content of the following report setting he kept this up for a needy ten months. u.s. led coalition and the iraqis. but you can still smell yashin this probably won't shock you the destruction in mosul a city in ruins it's already been shown you've probably also heard about the thousands killed the civilian suffering what you will likely haven't heard of is the smell it's noisy eating repulsive and it's everywhere the sort of smell that makes us in stink these sick the smell of rotting bodies. the sickly odor permeates near the entirety of the old city under the rubble hundreds and hundreds of corpses jihad ists as well as civilians families this is what rescuers have collected just this morning three suspected isis fired. two women and two children this is again just the first few hours of this warning from buildings right around us and they're still not done. most of them are women and children they called th

to get isis payment through paypal. one of the uber's investors is suing, the former ceo, the lawsuit from benchmark capital, benchmark capital said he committed fraud and breach of fiduciary duty when he expanded the board to eight last year. benchmark, if it had known about the gross mismanagement and gross misconduct, the lawsuit is without merit, declining to comment on the story. amazon challenging ticketmaster. the largest online retailer partnering with venue owners to sell event tickets. the exclusive ticket seller for many of the top arenas of the united states, they own ticketmaster 49%. >> a great weekend "mornings with maria," the best moments of the program. >> since 2006, they never worked in the past, this is a dangerous critical situation as we move towards a nuclear rise icbm capable of reaching the united states. >> we need to go all in all at once. it will take scaring the world because a lot of countries do business with north korea but the other thing it would take is going after chinese banks. >> c

paypal and apple pay have decided to stop allowing known hate organizations from using their payment platforms to raise funds. fundraising sites like patreon and gofundme have kicked certain users off their system. facebook, youtube, and twitter have begun shutting down known white supremacists' accounts. airbnb and uber have kicked white supremacists off their service, and even began taking down music from hate rock bands. our next guest says this is a slippery development. she's cindy cohn of the electronic frontier foundation. she joins us now from san francisco. cindy, for those people who aren't familiar with what e.f.f. does, a nutshell summary. >> well, we work to make sure that when you go online, your rights go with you. so, we spend lot of time thinking about free speech and privacy, and how to make sure that the internet is the place that we all want to be. >> sreenivasan: tell us of the constitutional protections in place for free speech and how they translate online. a lot of these public companies and private companies on the internet are going to say, "hey, we're well

they're able to track sales and track commissions and all of the payments are made seamlessly through paypal so people who want to share the product and want to share it with other people, they can get an incentive for doing that. >> personallyici like the app dark sky. it's a weather app. it's pretty accurate until almost a minute, it will alert me based on my gps and area if it's going to rain in a couple minutes, it will tell you, hey, take cover, you're about to get rained on. >> this week's yourbusinessselfie features grammy winner turned entrepreneur. art school, the victory spot in fayetteville, georgia, was created by speech, the leader of arrested development. you probably remember their big hit "tennessee." they have classes in dancing, acting and it teaches people how to play instruments as well. all of you out there, we would love to see your business. pick up your phone, take a selfie of you and your company and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. don't forget to use the #yourbizselfie. thank you for joining us today. we'd love to hear from you.

social americas and your friends and linkedin, where you've been, where you're going on google maps, paypal. all your records in amazon web services. and what really scares me more than anything, it's just absolutely mind-boggling to me, is biometrics. i mean, the opm, the office of personal management hacked not long ago affected myself. our fingerprints were in those files. my retinal scans were in those files. that's really personal. if i ever wanted to go upside cover, i could never do it because my biomet rake data -- biometric data is out there. these things we are doing now, and we don't even blink. this generation needs to start thinking more about security and privacy as opposed to just convenience. >> host: so back to, let's tie in the insurance again. back to the opm hack. who's liable? who's paying for this? >> guest: well, those are two different questions. who's liable? i don't know. there's very little responsibility at that level of the government. the last i knew it took a long time, but finally the opm director resigned, and that took quite a while. the whole opm case stud

that they have uncover ad new way for terrorists to fund themselves over ebay and paypal.k in the u.s. and thwarted another one. the guy is in custody in maryland. stuart: thank you very much. liz: sure. stuart: an uber investor filed a lawsuit against the former ceo of uber travis kalanick. i think this investor is trying to get kalanick off the board. ashley: talking about about mark capital, one of early investor in uber, believed to have about a 13% stake. they are basically saying kalanick defrauded them to expand the board from eight to 11 members, would have his own pick of three extra members hiding scandals coming out. sexual harrassment claims. rape incident in india. lawsuit by google over theft of technology. all these things were going on, claim kalanick was hiding it, wanting to expand the board and want hill out. stuart: kalanick may have can as that investor money by his behavior and that investor money. enough of that. get him off the board. ashley: exactly right. stuart: that is another extraordinary development. >>> another former college football player

paypal is pulling its services from websites that accept funds that promote hate and violence. mark zuckerberg posted this today. we aren't born hating each other. we aren't born with such extreme views. we may not be able to solve every problem, but we all have the responsibility to do what we can. mr. trump's campaign focussed strongly on manufacturing jobs. so disbanding them is a big deal. abc 7 news. >>> the trump administration has decided to keep obamacare running, at least for the time being. the administration agreed to continue giving insurance companies payments to keep the affordable care act afloat. he said he would let obamacare implode. this a day after the congressional budget office warned they would sore 20% if the payments ended. the payments compensate insurers for offering discounts to low and moderate income people. >>> and caught on tape, a kayaker caught on tape in a life and death situation was trapped in the powerful white water rapids. here with the details. >> reporter: his wife warned him setting off on his first ever white water kayaking trip was a

i'm going to close my paypal accounts, we have to make a point with big elite companies. that paypal has seen the light, just because one group is bad, doesn't mean they are all. >> sorry, i didn't know that tracking jihadi's was a right or left issue. stuart: they defined this group as being showing extreme hostility to muslims. >> okay, well -- ashley: they are looking for muslims that are planning attacks. those that are become extreme that want to do harm to us and those that don't believe. it's funny, my wife when i get home, that was one issue where she was like i cannot believe that they tried to shut down a site that's trying to protect the country. outrageous. stuart: conservative opinion is labeled hate. >> that is is such lazy thinking. stuart: danger for whole country. we are based on free speech. if you don't have that freedom, you have a problem. ashley: exactly. stuart: let's get it back. okay. [laughter] parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journ

printers on e-bay to flannel man dwroint united states to potentially fund terror attacks through paypalnorth korea's news agency said the u.s. was no more than a lump to be reduced to jelly in little time. >> i don't know what you are referring to and who is making the statement. but let me hear kim jong-un say it. he's not saying it. he hasn't been saying much for the last three days. david: joining me on what must be done to end the north korean tensions, lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. the president did lead to a suspicion that maybe something happened to the leader -- the north korean leader. do you know anything about that? >> no. we have been studying the situation in north korea for a long time. they tend to speak with great bluster, then back off. but what is different here is the result of this. when we dealt with kim jong-il and kim jong sung, we would always cave in. the president made it clear there will be no appeasement. that may, they are trying to do. i'm sure president trump is very serious. david: you can still have diplomacy. there is room for both. some people say t

top ones include paypal and yum china. vonnie: i love it. an index of spinouts.you. mark: time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories right now. resume in preliminary talks with sprint and t-mobile. sprint is facing increasing competition in the u.s. wireless market and of the company's biggest shareholder is softbank and that she the executive is pursuing all options. and netflix has agreed to acquire the publisher of comic books such as "kingsmen." they will be bringing critically acclaimed character franchises to film and a series. terms were not disclosed. mark miller developed comic this, "the avengers," and is netflix's first acquisition. falling to 1.1%, goingunlikely it is to be a turning point for germany. bloomberge latest business flash. vonnie: we go to a developing story in south africa, the rand extending gains, stronger by 13 -- by 1.2% versus the u.s. dollar after it was announced the parliament will be voting by secret ballot tomorrow on a motion of no-confidence in the president, jacob zuma. inare joined

the fed say he pretended to sell computers on ebay to get isis payments through paypal. heather: 7 -- rob: donald trump doubling down on his threats to rain fire and fury on north korea. tens of thousands gather in pyongyang for a massive rally against the us. should the us be taking kim jung un seriously or is he just putting on a show for his people? doctor sue met with north korean officials and joins us with her insights. thank you for being here. i want you to explain your background because it underscores how knowledgeable you are about the situation and what you are about to explain. >> i have been following north korea for 15 years, 11 years with the cia as senior analyst at the white house and director of the bush and obama administrations. rob: you feel the north korean leader is viewing this from a defensive posture, not an offensive posture. that gives americans time to take a deep breath. explain your rationale. >> the united states is the most powerful country in the world. they are building this because they fear the us, they think the united states is out