our job is clear if they distracted we have to build and i will share in california we have pete wilsonrecursor and what we did is threefold. we invested in infrastructure we have a campaign to clearly define the person that tried to target the community and register if you were to ask me what we need to do differently come as a latino community we need to start investing in organization because for too long we are sitting on the sideline expecting someone else to invest and until we invest in our leadership and the institutions that we need to come of i, thatis the reason th. 60% or 33 years or younger. we have to make sure that we are making the contributions because right now we expect someone else to do the work. i will let you in on a secret. right now the way the establishment is structured, people register enough latinos to get their candidates over the top, just enough. there's a strategy basically saying i'm going to register the 50% i know will come right away and the 1% will get my candidate over the top by that structure latinos will never have the political power that is re

and i will share in california we had pete wilson, he was the precursor to trump and what we did waswe invested in infrastructure, we had a communications campaign to clearly define the person that was trying to target the latino community and we registered and naturalized. if you were to ask me what we need to do differently, janet, is as a latino community we need to start investing in organizations because for too long we're sitting on the sidelines expecting someone else to invest in us. until we start investing in our leadership and the institutions that we need that is the reason we are weak. 60% of latinos are 33 years or younger. we have to make sure that we are making the contributions because right now we're expecting someone else to do the work. i will let you in on a secret. right now the way the establishment is structured, people just register enough latinos to get their candidates over the top. just enough. there's a strategy called the 50% plus 1 strategy where campaigns deploy basically saying i'm going to register the 50% that i know will come my way and that 1% tha

country with the election of donald trump, is exacerbation of what happened in california under pete wilson. folks remember in 1993, he created the very first blueprint of exaggerated demonization of immigrants. tried to create that as a platform when he ran for governor, but also to run for president. squashed by the majority of californians. when he was elected into the governorship. he basically create add proposition called 187. i can tell you that shortly after that, they basically were going to deny undocumented immigrants access to medical care, to schools, you name it. this huge backlash monk's californians because they were a rising latino base that didn't exist before. basically what they did is republicans solidified that california was once a swing state to solidly blue state. i can share right now i'm here in el paso texas. you're seeing a whole group of texans registering to vote. you would never guess we're on the eve of possibly flipping texas, but we are. i can share with you that ted cruz won texas last time, but almost 22 points. running for against him in the senate. bas

huge anger amongst many sections of the labour party following the release of that recording of pete wilsons of that astle executive committee and that subsequent to that no action is being taken. it's completely unacceptable. if we are serious as a party about standing up to all forms of racism and being an organisation that really believes in equality, then this kind of speech, as you heard, cannot be ok. how, then, is it possible, do you think of the labour party to accept his apology? he said he was sorry, and that seems to be the end of the matter.” he said he was sorry, and that seems to be the end of the matter. i think you have to contrast what happened in this case so far, and i seriously hope that that decision will be reconsidered, with what's happened to my colleagues dame margaret hodge and ian austin, where immediate action was taken to investigate them speaking out and speaking up against anti—semitism. it seems absolutely incredulous that this is a different course of action taken. again, anyone listening to that, too accused members of the jewish community of all surviving

here to debate that, joe terranova, steve weiss, the brothers jon and pete are here and mike wilson,ategist. the dow is higher but the nasdaq and facebook where we kick

here to debate that, joe terranova, steve weiss, the brothers jon and pete are here and mike wilson, the strategist. the dow is higher but the nasdaq and facebook where we kick things off this hour questions are whether the best trade for your money may face a dramatic reset i'm going to zero in on the brothers jon and pete, facebook ever big time -- what do you do now? >> i rolled up, as you know, as you and i basically called it after the -- with the senate hearings there and facebook ran from the 150s, judge, to 215. i said it was all about royal, which was revenue which was great. oh, operating margin oh, my, that's when the cfo comes on and decides i'm only going to burn half the money at the company. he comes on and says, you know what, we're going to take operating margin the next two years down to the 30s on a percentage basis it was almost 60 two years ago it's been coming down, we know that but this is a dramatic drop in the 30s, judge. that's when the fire got started and people started bailing so the good news is when you have an option position instead of stock you lose

as justice correspondent pete williams reports, opponents are trying to keep that from happening. >> reporter: cody wilson of austin, texas has a passion for gun rights. >> how is that nnational convers going? >> reporter: and he is developing instructions for programming a 3d printer to make a fully working plastic handgun or assault style rifle. >> i don't think you should have the ability or anyone else should have your ability to control your access to it on the internet or the ability to print it on a machine. >> reporter: but when he wanted to post detailed plans online, the obama administration shut him down, saying it would put weapons in hostileds of forces or terrorists. he sued, saying it violated his right of free expression, and saying similar plans have long been available on the web. but federal courts ruled against him. then suddenly last month, the trump administration dropped the government's objection, concluding that rules limiting exports of weapons of war don't apply to wilson's instructions at all. advocates of gun control say that would make homemade guns available to anyone in the

as nbc justice correspondent pete williams reports, opponents are trying to keep that from happening. >> reporter: cody wilsonn, texas has a passion for gun right. >> how is that national conversagoing? >> reporter: and he has developed instructions for programing a 3-d printer to make a handgun or assault style rifle. >> i don't think you should have the ability or anyone else should have the ability to control it on the internet or your ability to print it on a machine. >> reporter: but when he prepared to post detailed plans online, the obama state department shut him down, saying it would violate laws against exporting firearms technology, putting it into the hands of hostile forces or terrorist. so he sued,io claiming ation of his right of free expression, and saying that similar plans have long been available on the win. >> you have the right to keep and make them. >> reporter: but federal courts ruled against him. then suddenly last month, a trump administration dropped the objection, concluding that rules limiting exports of weapo war don't apply to wilson's guns after all. his website promises instru

reporter: erika, the men who killed makiyah wilson tonight are public enemies numberone, two, three, four and five. we begin ourdstory with w from the police chief pete newsome. >> i wouldhink that any man that was responsible for a death of a 10-year-old by way of a bullet in our community would come dow to 10 m street and hese men have chosen not to do anything, and we'll do everything within our power to find out who is responsible and hold the accountable. >> reporter: two weeks ago 10-y sr-old makiyah wilsot and killed on the doorstep of her home in clay terrace. the little girl on her way to get some ice cream when she was gunned down. surveillance video shows gunmen jumping out of a stolen infiniti car and opening fire. police also looking for a fifth suspect, the driver of that ta y car. the chief said 70 shots were fired in less than 30 seconds. now today the fbi kicked in $20,000 to bring the reward in this case to $45,000. in the meantime, mike d'anlo, makiyah's uncle, began aalk and bike trip from washington to philadelphia where a brother of his was killed rd'ently. mr. angelo says he wants to bring attention to the senseless celebs in o

pete, i know there's stale lot of questions of why this happened. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus. stilll a lot of questions comin to the deadly staping of nia wilson and john lee cowell the suspect in this behind bars here at santa rita jail and just getting a look at the booking photo and showing the viewers that picture. according to b.a.r.t. police they believe he randomly stabbed 18-year-old nia wilson and her sister at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station sunday night while simply standing on a platform. now, nia pronounced dead on the scene. her sister was taken to a hospital for injuries. want to show you cell phone video. this is b.a.r.t. police arresting cowell yesterday evening at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station and tipped off by riders and located him at the east bay b.a.r.t. stop and as the investigation continues you have a memorial continuing to grow at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station with people paying respects the nia wilson. we talked the riders of the impact of the death and on the local community. >> she is a baby. she is -- i have 18-year-old twins. my daughters caught b.a.r.t. by themselves because everyone's on a different schedu