the peers program even offers tips on dating. assistant clinical professor of psychiatry in ucla semel institute, founder & director of ucla peers clinic - 1:14 - 1;24"you give them a slight smile and then the next step is that you actually look away. from there you look back, and you repeat the whole cycle again. this is how people naturally flirt." organizers say they've noticed improvements in self skills of participants. erika edwards, nbc news. the program also incorporates caregivers as social coaches... in order to increase the likelihood of maintaining the skills overtime. a hot gift has taken christmas right to the emergency room... there were 70 reported hover board related e-r visits over the holidays. that's according to the "consumer product safety commission." most of those visits involved falls and collisions. the trend sparked the hash tag "hover board fail" on social media... with many postings including embarrassing videos i'm moving to a place where i can get internet from centurylink. if i get the three year p

it's the peer connection.nd reinforcement that is highly adductive. >> your report compares rocket fuel for teens, that is accelerates -- can you explain what that means? >> it's highly combustible and flammable and accelerates the degree to which kids form their own self-image, have feed back from peers that strongly informs what they think -- how they think about themselves. that's a lot of what they're addicted to. they're addicted to each other but also really addicted to the image of themselves as it's reflected in the eyes of their peers. it's about figuring out who they are. i think this platform -- these platforms really speed that process up in a way that's truly new. >> there's another phenomenon that people have written about since the 1960s, the imaginary audience. adolescents walk around think everyone is scrutinizing their life. this is the audience come to life. >> what's the message for parents watching this? what can a parent do? >> two things are important for parents. we need to talk with ou

this is an age group that has a lot of anxiety about where they fit in, how they rank, what their peer status is. so they don't just get online to see how many likes or favorites they got. they're comparing their numbers to other people's numbers. >> some kids even buy likes and followers. yes, there's an app for that, too. why do they do it? think of social media as a popularity barometer. how do kids really boost their status? our study found it was actually bullying. or social aggression that did the trick. sometimes the aggression is hidden, or covert. sometimes it's right there in your face. >> go die. stop trying to be popular. you're ugly. >> you mess with one of us, you mess with all of us. >> i really get to a point where i just want to burn bodies. >> those are some of the tamer posts we can actually show on television. remember, these are all from 13-year-olds. how can they talk to each other like that, you might ask? the answer is complicated. because the communication is done digitally, teens are able to remove themselves emotionally from what they say. in fact, most told

we will be using another private events listed here taken place at peer 70, 18 depart, and peer 48. peer 39 is also been quite a bit of interest in pier 39 as an event setting. we working very closely with many venues in many venues are poor property to basically ensure those venues are hosting events during super bowl week. super bowl city i mentioned this to the host committees the obligation to put on a free to the public experience. it's a nine-day event. it says it says the january 30 and runs through sunday cabaret seven. it starts at 11 am each morning and the closing times vary between three nights until 10 pm but usually 9 pm close except on super bowl sunday where we will close earlier at 3 pm. this is a rendering you may have seen before good we announced the super bowl city back in april. this of rendering it was produced them. very conceptual but a few key things of note. in terms of road closures, there will be three blocks of market street closed east of-down to stuart street. the southbound embarcadero, between washington and-will also be closed so the event. northbo

outperformed 90% of his peers. he is up next. ♪ mark: welcome back to bloomberg markets. am mark barton. when the fed last raised rates 600une 29, 2006, the stoxx rose. .nd it rose today history could repeat itself if the fed raises rates. betty: i thought you going to tell me something like, back in 2006, the friends episode had their finale, american idol -- whatever. anyways. [laughter] should have known. i know you are getting ready for the battle of the charts. let's get a look at the biggest business flash. -- having a one under 79 hour marathon. the department chain will be open from 7:00 tomorrow morning until christmas eve. they think shoppers will make late-night visits after seeing the star wars movie. espn has suffered the steepest loss in response they are revamping the sportscenter franchise for mobile viewing and online sharing. sportscenter membership is down 10% this year. krispy kreme wants to move into starbucks territory. there are now doing more to promote coffee. location, workers are grinding beans and calling themselves for recess. themselves baris

the peers program even offers tips on dating. sot: elizabeth laugeson (log-iss-sen) assistant clinical professor of psychiatry in ucla semel institute, founder & director of ucla peers clinic - 1:14 - 1;24) "you give them a slight smile and then the next step is that you actually look away. from there you look back, and you repeat the whole cycle again. this is how people naturally flirt." organizers say thee've noticed improvememets in self esteem and in the overall social skills of participants. erika edwards, nbc news. >> peers also incorporates caregivers as social coaches in order to increase the likelihood of maintaining the skills obtained in the program over time. still to come this morning... whole foods is dishing out 5 hundered dollars. we'll tell you why. wall street is starting off the fifil week of 2015 in thth red. stocks closededower after a drop in the price of oil and other commodities weighed energy and mining companies down. the dow lost 24 points to finish at 17,528. the nasdaq dropped eight and the s&p fell

erika: the peers program even offers tips on dating. >> you give them a slight smimi, and then the next step is that you actually look away. from there, you look back, and you repeat the whole cycle again. this is how people naturally flirt. erika: organizers say they've noticed improvements in self-esteem, and in the overall social skills of participants. erika edwards, nbc news. carol: government researchers say childhood asthma may be on the decline, but not among children living in poverty. after peaking in 2009, childhood asthma rates leveled off. it then dropped significantly in 2013. however, asthma prevalence among poor children has continued to rise. the data does not explain why income appears to influence asthma risk, but experts believe children living in poverty may be exposed to more environmental triggers linked to asthma. >> an upstate organization is concerned about that hoverboard you might have gotten over the holidays. we will show you how they say you can stay safe. gabrielle: and, look at this. long lines for the perfect picture. social media has helped this cliff

students who attend tk are more advanced than their peers when they arrive at kindergarten. the new study shows tk students have an edge in language, literacy, mathematics, and executive function. the difference, they say, amounts to a 5-month head start in some areas. karen: so, that means that the tk students who enter kindergarten on average have sort of 5 months more of skills in that area, that was specifically on letter and word identification, than their peers. in other words, students who are very similar in age, but did not attend tk. jessica: so, experts at the american institutes for research in san mateo plan to continue to study that impact of transitional kindergarten. now, to our ongoing coverage of the teacher shortage. we've told you before in "class action" about the lack of teachers. lots of classrooms, just not enough teachers. school districts are struggling to fill their openings. the problem is the pipeline. fewer and fewer people are going into teaching. but there are new signs that that may be changing. at the beginning of the school year, the teache

china cracking down on peer-to-peer platforms. they're vowing to cleanse the market. the platform should serve as an intermediary. says theys the pboc are strengthening oversight of online payment firms. kong,e of markets, hong shanghai, swinging back into gains. gains in some parts of the region today. those are your top headlines. ♪ >> this is bloomberg west. cori: i'm in for emily chang. mark zuckerberg fires back at his critics about expanding internet access in india. 'tis the season for jeff bezos's net worth to soar. gender and racial equality are back in the spotlight as twitter names a new head of diversity. now to our lead. facebook's mark zuckerberg making a personal appeal in one of india's leading newspapers insisting that the country allow , a free internet service. india, secretary wrote "instead of wanting to give people access to some basic internet services for free critics continue to spread false claims even if that means leaving behind a billion people. " it allows free mobile internet access. a restricted handful of apps including facebook. faceb

the models have taken this system of peer.s is a good-looking system and have a lot of cold air. is coming straight from the aleutian island chain. it is very cold and will drop snow levels. that cold air is not as productive and dropping water. we are not going to see but maybe a quarter or half an inch at best around here. that is throughout the day tomorrow. as we head into the evening hours, going to call log, but the clouds command to keep it above freezing. the forecast model set up for your morning commute and santa rosa, cloudy and wet as you get going. you will see showers move through. around lunch time more scattered showers. the sun comes out and that has the potential to heat the ground and you get a convective component which could bring a thunderstorm or two. that is why we are not going to see a wide area of distribution of rain. we are going to see heavy showers here, that kind of a day. it will be more study in the morning. here we are at midnight, some showers, 1 am, some showers. this is the main front on t

ancan be done with alternative, peer-to-peer, alternative funding as well.ou have a look at money flows and the demand as well as. what does it tell you about the small business community? candace: there is definitely demand. i still feel they are an underserved audience. -- banks have a minimal return on investment, so they want to mitigate that risk. i have not yet gotten comfortable with the small business sector. confidence.ning i think the interest rate is helping them to move in that direction and there are certain verticals like franchising where they feel more comfortable, but it has been filled with those alternative marketplace lenders. carol: does any of that change in a slightly higher rate environment? candace: i don't think it does. we have been experiencing some recovery. advicewhat is your best helping in a retirement fund? what is your checklist? candace: it allows them to gain interest to their capital and invest it in a way where they have an influence over profitability. a small business is something you need to understand the return on i

peers were told by downing street they would be overstepping the mark.the commons, one backbencher was far from happy. >> does my right honorable friend share my concern that, if the other place were to vote against working tax credits, this would be a serious challenge to the privilege of this house, a privilege codified as long ago as 1678? and does he further share my concern that this would then entitle him to review the decisions of gray and aswith in relation to creating more peers to ensure the government could get financial legislation through? keith: the language did not deter the lordships. >> these are people going out to work to make ends meet. they are exactly the kind of people that the government has said it wants to help. yet, this change would have a seriously damaging impact on their ability to keep their heads above water. >> my lords, we can be supportive of the government and give them what they did not ask for -- financial privilege -- or we can be supportive instead of those 3 million families facing letters at christmas telling th

which is, a political peer-- i'm not a political peer, because i was put in as an honor. but, it does mean that, say there's a debate on the arts, or music, something like that, that i would go and i would take part and yes, occasionally i do vote. >> stephen: and what part of that would you come down on for arts or music? would you be pro or con? >> what do you mean, arts or music, or both? no, of course, i'm-- the kind of thing i really get passionate about in there is about music and education. i mean, i think music is such a vital part of children's lives. ( cheers and applause ) i have a scheme in the school where, we have 3,000 kids signed up to this, and every time they go-- when they go to their schools, for their first week at school they're given, and learn, a free violin. they're given a free violin and they learn on that throughout their school days. and the school we first tried that in, was a school that we would call a sink school, which means a school that really is pretty much off the radar workwise. >> stephen: a sink school? >> well, it's kind of like t

assistance league of charlotte :33-:40 "our focus is for them to be well dressed and equal to their peers so that they can concentrate on their education" and this is a unique feature of charlotte's assistance league ...it's teen court.. "it's kind of their one chance to make a change in their lives before its too late" the aim is to keep teens out of adult courtrooms or jail through positive peer pressure and teaching responsible decisions. a multi-generational effort to make the community better. chris clackum, nbc news. to find the chapter nearest to you... visit "assistance league dot org." another group wants to make sure no one is left hungry for a hot holiday meal... "hope ministries" will serve about 25 hundred elderly, home bound, and low income iowans tomorrow. delivered to the doorsteps of those who've reserved them ahead of time. however no reservations are necessary for the meal being served at the organization's "hope cafe." that's located along sixth avenue in des praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in

and aabove the index almost 90% of its peers.much of this improved performance is a result of its smaller size? it only has $92 billion in assets now compared to more than $200 billion in 2013. >> that is right. it is a challenge to manage when you are losing funds. these guys have done pretty well. what happened to the high-yield funds, for example, that ran into trouble this year, they had a lot of redemptions and they were stuck with the least liquid stuff. that can be challenging because they had big positions relative to other traders out there. what was it that allowed them to outperform some of their peers, were they very selective, did they take a more defensive posture? >> they were definitely defensive, imported -- avoided traps like emerging markets, derivatives,d some betting on corporate high-yield stuff. low risk indexes. they also bought some forward swaps on treasuries to take advantage of their view of where the yield curve was going. scarlet: what opportunities do they see in 2016? if they did so well in 2015, w

. >> our focus is for them to be well dressed and wall to -- equal to their peers. >> reporter: this is a unique assistant. it's team court. a practice that gives young people a second chance after they've been arrested on a the ofender required to plead guilty sending the case to a volunteer judge for sentencing of community service. after successful completion, the teen's criminal record is cleared. >> it's one chance to make a change in their lives before it's too late. >> reporter: the aim is to keep teens out of adult courtrooms or jail through positive peer pressure and teaching responsible decisions. a multigenerational effort to make the community better. chris clackum nbc news. >>> an amazing how a 3-year-old girl saved her pregnant mom by calling the emergency. >> little emma was recognized today for her heroic phone call. her mother was seven months pregnant when she fell and knocked out. the little girl stayed calm and emma got a certificate for her bravery. her mother and new baby brother looked on. >>> we are so excited to share with you the story of a valley 14-year-ol

dorothy is one of 1,500 hairdressers that have been trained as an hiv peer educator in a program run by populations services international and funded by the u.k.'s department for international development. in this way, hairdressers like dorothy have sold over 3 million female condoms in the last six years, preventing thousands of new hiv infections. barbara niamdocka, a regular at the salon, began using the female condom with her husband obert two years ago. this initiative is spreading across zimbabwe. sylvester nazarus runs a barbershop from his backyard in the commuter town of chitungwiza, south of harare. here, men are also being exposed to the prevention message and the benefits of condom use. while huge challenges remain in zimbabwe, the success of programs like this has contributed to a significant decline in hiv prevalence. it dropped from over 24 percent to less than 14 percent over the last six years. debra: but how will we really achieve large scale change? one of the ways is by promoting hiv prevention methods that are easily affordable, highly effective, and are able to

detectives have not identified the woman and say her injury as peer to be suspicious in nature. a delaware state trooper investigating a home invasion robbery shot a man that authorities say was armed. it happened overnight along the 300 block of salem church road in newark, the man is hospitalized in serious condition and now they have arrested a second person and searching for a third person that fled the scene. >>> now turning to the weather forecast if are you looking for colder weather to make it feel like the holidays, you should be happy this weekend as we look at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing, this is likely a popular place this weekend with folks take advantage of winter activity. melissa magee is in for david murphy live at the big board with the somewhat wintry details this weekend. >> reporter: you can feel the difference today in comparison to yesterday and even though yesterday we were dealing with bouts of rain, the city 44 degrees and 46 inal ep town and 37 in the poconos and along the coast, 44 degrees, light showers around areas in south jersey, t

. >> my, you have been nominated by your peers, you are the most stressed-out person. >> there's a battle going on right now between the princeton battlefield society, princeton residents, and a and a nonprofit group that is trying to develop on this historic endangered land. it is said the ghost of george washington is actually somewhere around here. i could pretty much use them right now to battle some of these developers. >> george? >> that's right, the the greatest general of all time. general george washington joined me in a brand-new battle. the x mansion of the institute for events study. the princeton battlefield society honors the historic land with grand written management of the war has been fighting to keep the land relevance. >> we started our check tours, during our journey tell me were stories and the significance of on. >> where on the high ground. over there, general mercer was knocked off his horse, he died nine days later. >> many men died on this land to where sadly, construction is already underway. what does the lambing to you and what does this lead me to our countr

. >> they only control 20 peer of syria. the army has turned into groups. this is not an army. now they have more weapons and that the regime has. >> the u.n. says at least 220,000 people have been killed since the start of the war in march 2011. and for the millions of syrians living in this devastation, there are peers to be no end in sight. >>> now france's national front party appears to have lost a regional election in a poll seen as a test for the groups popularity. the national front has won none of france's regions despite being ahead in two after last the -- after the last round of voting. >> the ruling socialist party is the main center left party in france. it's won five regions. jackie roland is live for us in paris following all this. a disappointing night after the success enjoyed last week. >> it's a real reversal of fortune on the national front. although not entirely a surprise for people watching the opinion polls over the last week. it would appear that there were things that played a very important role in this final decisive role in elections with people ch

but the primary source of that index is peers 70. because peers 70 has a direct pipeline to their. so, it's it peers 70 is a good example. the project is out there. it's very specific. this is transportation analysis already underway and allows us to get to the localized details will be have the localized details as well as accounting for this bigger picture. both are pending but with the details are not as specific. so, you're generally going to assign traffic and transit riders to a geographic area to account for the cumulative impact >> thank you. i'm going to give it back to come i think mr. albert this is for you. now, you know we've had many conversations about-and you know how to about the good supervisor tang also. the members here, and the public, i hate switchbacks. switchbacks that he line going southbound into the city and then they switch back into the other parts to go to the other parts of the city to relieve traffic. rendering the people on the t line to get home. so, i want to ensure that were not exacerbating the t locket when i read the plan and the analysis look

her latest expose is, "exxon's oil industry peers knew about climate dangers in the 1970's, too."ell us just what you found. >> we found that as early as 1979, the oil industry -- oil companies through the american petroleum institute wanted to explore the emerging science around rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. and we saw this through documents that we found as part of our exxon research. and through that, we also found a former api employee who was the director of the task force for those four years. the task force was part of a broader their quality effort at api, and he filled out the picture for us, too. wanted to follow the science, but some were probably -- were already doing her own modeling, though it was not as ambitious as what exxon was doing at its site. amy: you spoke with james nelson, the former director of the american petroleum institute's task force on climate change, who left api in 1983. he described a shift that was taking place at the time -- "api took the environmental unit and put it into the political department, which was primarily lobbyists. the

and grow the company organically higher than our peer set. so organic growth, margin expansion, return on capital investors, that's a good combo in the world we're in today. >> and it's also once you are the final disposal to wells fargo, this systematically important financial institution goes away, what does that mean for a new general electric? >> i think we're substantially an industrial company. that's what we're set up to be. more than 90% of our earnings will be industrial. we no longer fit the screen of what had been a systematically important financial institution and it allows us just to be what we are. a high tech best in class industrial company where we use financing as ways to generate good returns and grow our industrial business and from an investor standpoint, from a capital allocation standpoint it allows investors to see us for what we are. we should be a high margin industrial company and i think it's all kind of falling into place. it's one thing to have a plan. i don't think investors necessarily want to invest in a plan

but given that so many of the peers despise him shgs ba, beca were stuck in country longer, and many of them risked their lives and some say that other died because of this risk, does it suit him to have a jury of the peers? >> well w it depends, because what his defense counsel has to do is to determine first of all whether or not the military judge will give him a fair trial. and he is going to the have to feel him out a little bit and do some research on him and make that determination. as far as the panel goes which the equivalent of the jury in the military system, there is a vetting process there. and number one, he could ask that the enlisted members be in it or not in it by simply being silent, because ultimately, you will put the officers on the panel. now, when you are selecting the jury, you do it in the same way of the military law as civilian law, and you can vet all of the panel members and determine whether or not they have prejudice against him and whether or not they have been poisoned by the information out there. >> or softened by that podcast, woe is me podcast th

we will be using another private events listed here taken place at peer 70, 18 depart, and peer 48. peer 39 is also been quite a bit of interest in pier 39 as an event setting. we working very closely with many venues in many venues are poor property to basically ensure those venues are hosting events during super bowl week. super bowl city i mentioned this to the host committees the obligation to put on a free to the public experience. it's a nine-day event. it says it says the january 30 and runs through sunday cabaret seven. it starts at 11 am each morning and the closing times vary between three nights until 10 pm but usually 9 pm close except on super bowl sunday where we will close earlier at 3 pm. this is a rendering you may have seen before good we announced the super bowl city back in april. this of rendering it was produced them. very conceptual but a few key things of note. in terms of road closures, there will be three blocks of market street closed east of-down to stuart street. the southbound embarcadero, between washington and-will also be closed so the event. northbo

has me know by now beckham junior sitting at this one-day suspension peer for the rest of the giants the show goes on but that is a lot easier said than done. explosive offensive weapon the giants have peer for crying out loud he's one of the most explosive weapons in the entire nfl. i asked coach tom coughlin is feeling up against as he goes >> with that football team a we want to do the right thing minnesota. they are an outstanding team but i look around and the guys are looking forward to it. we have two games to play so we want to go up out there and give it everything we have got. when the football game and then we can't control everything that do our part. russ: with o'dell out obviously somebody needs to stand up. having said that to some of the guys? >> we all need to. people ought to come forward now and make plays obviously but opportunities. hopefully we will rise to that. roof look it's christmas eve and i hate not to believe putting colon anybody's christmas stockings but boy oh boy without odell beckham junior the giants must win and hope that washington looses in orde

and have some folks who have that expertise do a peer-review of it between our port and airport and oureconomic development office, and i don't know if alameda county folks with expertise to validate this approach before we go ahead and issue the rfp. i would make that recommendation that we get that information and make the consultant available to a group of peer-reviewers, so those of us who aren't experts, as well as the staff, can have some validation that this approach, which is really the future of this building, that we have all been working -- that you all have been working to get built is strong and viable as it possibly can be. >> we will certainly do that and i did want to -- i meant to mention that we have been working with counsel, as well and i know joan is here today and has had a lot of experience in this area as well and can certainly speak to her concurrence on this recommendation, but we'll be bringing all of that back to you again as informational at the next board meeting. >> i think in order for us to have an opportunity for that kind of external peer-review, we wo

they viped peers the assist those. >> i know we talk about peer skpitsing and entry.hat's going up to people and starting conversation. >> peers also incorporated caregivers as social coaches to in crease the likelihood of obtaining the skills over time. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy. they find half of consumers plan to shop this week which accounts for 15% of holiday sales. people will search for deals, cashing in gift cards and making returns. about 50% can be returned. retailers excellent fraudulent returns to cost them about $2.2 billion. for your your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thanks. >>> big changes are on the way for radio air kraf control enthusiasts around the nation's cal dal. they cannot fly their air krafrlts some of what disthis mean. it memes they're frounlded from manassas and southern baltimore. some say technology is outpacing regulations. >> along with evening else we have to figure out how to integrate that into society. >> the fda is upgrading its radar systems to be able to detect unmanned aircraft in the d.c. area. >

school lunch program launched by the federal government were actually more obese on average than their peers. it is a little hard to control because of all of the variables -- they come from different economic household and the rest of it, but in the past -- and remember, in the past, a lot of what went into a school lunch was determined by what farmers wanted. a program not run by the people itponsible for nutrition, was run by the department of agriculture. that tells you a lot about what the priorities were going to be for that. because of the awareness of obesity in the country in the effort to change it, we have gotten a better formulation, a more healthful formulation on the national school lunch program, and i think that is a bit. have we gone as far as we should? probably not. when i was in the white house, we had a big controversy over mayor bloomberg wanted to prevent the use of food stamps for soda. that was viewed as not acceptable. i thought it was perfectly acceptable, and it would've been , whetherportant path in fact or how much sodas can contribute to obesity. so we do, we h

i think kids need - teenagers need the peer to peer exploration with friends. they need to, you know, sometimes suffer in the real world, not being the popular kid, finding a way back into repair, you can't do that with a comment and a like. >> other studies found adults were frequent facebook users. in an adult's case, is it keeping up with the jones. >> one, people present the best stuff and the most photoshopped pictures that have been through a lot of filters, i'm guilty of it myself. you only post when you are happy or supposed to be happy. the lining between depression and adults. when people are depressed, they go towards social media was a way to feel better and get a boost. the way to connect is to pick up the gown. call a teacher that made you feel great. what is confusing to me, there are studies showing people with strong social networks. i'm talking about online, social networks, living longer lives. it's contradicty to say more friends may not be good. >> yes, they are not real. it's real friends, the face to face friends. it is true that strong s

that fire a peers to have started in the kitchen and caused extensive damage. a fire on balboa avenue and capitol hits started in a utility closet. and a 5. the causes of all three fires have not yet been determined. prince george's fire tweeted out a photo that tammy ward thanking the firefighters at the west hills station on good luck road by presenting them a holiday basket. ward's home was on 3rd street and seriously damaged by a fire back if october. >>> an early christmas miracle for a family. they just wanted their family together but did not think it would happen after their 4 1/2-year-old disaed. >> reporter: a long day -- disappeared. >> >> reporter: a long day for us. >> her dad took their dog to the place to get the dog cleaned up. >> my dad was checking in and he dropped the leash and the dog got out nothey grew up with him. >> he is part of our family. >> now, jenny and michael had a chip implanted in him for a moment just like this. but it still required -- [lost audio connection ] -- facebook post was shared thousands of times and then they got

onlines cracking down on lenders by releasing guidelines for peer-to-peer platforms. it is a first for the industry. the banking regular has vowed to cleanse the market. new rules state that the platform should serve as an intermediary. it isomes as pboc says expanding containment of online firms. workers in beijing have been told to cut heating to as low as 14 degrees celsius due to a natural gas shortage, which is resulting in import delays. this has delayed unloading tankers carrying gas. the highest court in the philippines has temporarily stopped senator grace poe from being disqualified as presidential -- in the presidential race. you have questions regarding her citizenship. she renounced her citizenship in e u.s.n1 to live in th but became a dual citizen. australian equities are the only bright spot in what is seemingly a selloff day-to-day. ok, we will see you in a bit. ♪ works from a studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. you have every honor the man could have. george lucas: no oscars. ofon't really have a lot awards. i get a lot of little awards.

. >>> the money came from prosper, which is a peer to peer lending site, opposed to a traditional bank. syed farook borrowed nearly $30,000 through prosper before also today, farook's sister was in court, fighting for custody of the baby he and his wife left behind. >>> new tonight, a queens man says he was viciously attacked and targeted because of his muslim faith. tracy crossco reports. >> reporter: with a black eye, cuts and bruises, he is back at work, still recovering from a disturbing assault, the nypd is now investigating as a possible bias attack. >> i thought he is going to kill me. >> reporter: hawk says he didn't think twice when the nicely dressed man walked into a store on thursday afternoon, until he started acting strangely. >> he asked me, do you have anything free? i said what are you talking about? what are you asking? >> reporter: hawk says out of nowhere, the man got violent, and began attacking. >> he just punched me, then i'm falling down here. so then i scream, what the hell then, again, he was ready to punch, he said i'm going to kill a muslim. >> reporter: the

police say he was engaged in a peer-to-peer child porn authorities also say the 23-year-old has admitted to the practice and that the computer that he did this was on found under his bed. >> announcer: now your local forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. i'm still tracking showers out there tonight. let's talk about what the heavy rest located. there they are heavy rain shower right here orange and yellow showing up right along the massachusetts new hampshire border. there's the city of lowell right here. live storm tracker and find some of the roads that are being affected over to livingston street. it extends northward along that new hampshire and massachusetts border. look at this heavy rain shower just to the north along route 32 it's headed hampshire. along 91 getting some showers right now. rain changing to snow in northern new york just an idea of the cold air that's coming our way. if you need more proof check this out. coming to us it's producing snow as this energy comes eastward. we will see some flurries tomorrow in some

. >> the peer-to-peer lenders under scrutiny after details of the san bernardino terrorist spree arerorists got from one of these peer-to-peer lenders we will talk about it next the ceo of lending tree coming up. . maria: welcome back in, probe of the terrorist attack in california we learned shooter secured a lone through only lender used to purchase ammunition, now raising questions how safe are the peer-to-peer lending companies bring in ceo of lending tree and founder of lending tree doug with us right now, good to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> what has been the response to your business, and to the entire industry from a regulator standpoint after this loan out from prosper and web bank for mr. farook. >> sure, so, so far there has not been any regulatory changes not sure what are they could be we work with over 400 lenders lending tree, connects consumers and lenders there are so many regulations when somebody fills out a lone application run through terrorist database antimoney laundering statute databases, et cetera, in addition whenever you make a loan