carol: time will tell how successful robin hood will be.t they are smart because they have gone mobile with this. >> mobile first. it keeps them clean and simple. they really wanted to tap into what is become second nature for a lot of people in the 20's and early 30's. you wake up, you get on your phone, and it feels like your money is in your hand is how he wanted to present it to customers. carol: photographs say a lot about the people the magazine is profiling. i sat down with photo editors. tell us what is involved in doing something. you have this one, build a chair in three minutes. what does it involve? the visuals are compelling. >> thank you so much. this chair company, they are trying to take a regular chair and make it so it fits in a little shipping box and arrives and there are no tools. it is supposed to come together in three minutes. myself, tracy, and a few other members of our team got a studio in brooklyn and assembled the chair. we assembled it and disassembled and then assembled it again. carol: how many takes did it t

. >>> the so-called red light robin hood is confessing to the crime. >> welcome back. he admits to breaking the law but said it's to make a point. >> we have more on this exclusive story. >> reporter: she unapologetically at it again. >> i cut the cable wires making it useless. >> reporter: you turned the camera off? >> i made it dysfunctional like the whole program. with a how-to to disable the red light camera. so you cut these wires? >> yes, i did, in order to save lives. >> reporter: damaging he claims dozens. >> as many as i could do. i don't know how many but 20 to 30 cameras. >> reporter: he claims he is crusading with a money grab. >> we are not going to put up with a short yellow light trickery. people are getting killed. >> reporter: this just as there is a suspension of the program. new data shows at about half of the intersections with red light cameras, accidents with injuries are up and at 1 intersection, accidents doubled. >> how can they say it's safety when their own reports shows the increase? >> reporter: but the reports show that the total number of

>> i did in order to save lives. >> the red light robin hood may be in trouble. >>> an entire section of roadway sinking before your eyes. >> whoa! >>> you need your morning wet weather gear, and then you will pull out the shades. traffic and weather on the 2nd, coming up. play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities r their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall

you talk about robin hood, a trading app.are dedicated to providing a free way for people to buy stocks and sell stocks. carol: no commissions. app that is aile commission-free trading platform. it offers zero commission on stock trades. it is simple. right for industry disruption and these guys are going after it. carol: how do they make money? they charge small amounts of interest, they invested and get a little bit of interest, just like every other broker. they loaned money to their customers. it is like having a credit card for the stock market. there are companies that do this already. how are they doing it differently? the online brokerage industry was one of the first innovations of the internet. that stop innovating. $10 or $12 aat trade. is -- the fees you are paying today is lower than the 90's. they are saying zero trade commissions and they are after the millennials. they are trying to get people to invest their cash into the stock market. these guys come from a background where they were working with the big ins

steve is seen here and being called the red light robin hood. there is wires in some cases that are cut . he is charged with two counts of family criminal mischief .he is accused of choosing to turn the cameras towards the sky. sussex $30 fee on top of the $50 fine break state law. they took in more than 25 million in revenue and were seized from the cameras last year. they are there for safety. >> they are there to make money. >> they are there to make money. >> the fine is $50 and you are tacking on a 60% surcharge. is that excessive? should he have taken matters into his own hands? the answer is probably not. >> let us know what you think. >> michael, i think most people would agree. if you get a red light ticket in new york city it's $50.there is no additional surcharge. if new york city can do it why are they charging all this extra money? >> here are the headlines for the day. a lot going on for the weather.there is a freeze will see plenty of sunshine like you saw in the background here. high temperatures in the 50s and sometimes on the w

kerry: the man known as the red light robin hood has been arrested again. he is accused of damaging 18 cameras in several county of the we can. the nba record, 72 regular-season wins set by the 96 chicago bulls, apply for their 73rd victory tonight against the memphis grizzlies. the file game of the regular season. can they do it? wednesday morning, ben simmoneau. kerry: i am carried through. thank you for joining us. ben: the weather has not been great but we are in for the nicest stretch of whether we have seen this spring. >> meteorologist: looks this way. we saw that over the weekend, first couple they featured rainfall this week but from that point forward wednesday on we are in excellent shape so we do have sunny sky at the bus stop right now. it is nice and sunny, chris outside, folks can appreciate this, 40 as you step out the door in the five boroughs and central park, 32, and mainly sunny sky. and 10 mph. and nice and sunny for a wild, a little disturbance in this direction that area of low pressure out of the midwest but when it gets here high cl

. >> let's talk about the red light robin hood. they tack on a $30 fee. it 60% of the cost of the fine. they say it's a violation of state law and is not fair. they take it into his own cameras. it's another extortion shakedown. it's an increase of accidents. it's people either speeding out or causing more vendor barriers. it's all about nursing the treasury and taking more money out of the taxpayer they could potentially give it to the metro card what you think would be a good idea? >> a chip and therefore had ?you just swipe swipe. >> you take all your money >> you are so conspiratorial. they take your money anyway. they don't give you any service. >> the six train has been terrible. >> the drive at five. >> will have much more >> uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stu

going to be robin hood. help everybody. robin hood but didn't disclose he's borrowing with the banks. anybody in this room would love to get the interest rate he's playing. oh, close to zero. and you've got to disclose that stuff. so there's such deception and such lying. in fact, when sarah came in today, i saw her this morning. we were talking foraliti aliti while. i said this politics is really a dishonest business. they say things -- i'll go into it, because i'm all about making america great again. very simple. very simple. [ cheers ] i did a show this morning with a very good radio show with you -- thank you. i love you, too. who is that? stand up. thank you, darling. i love you, too. >> all right. donald trump there, hoping to see that love at the polling station on tuesday there in wisconsin. right now stumping for any additional support there out of racine, wisconsin. we continue to follow the race to the white house and we're also following the excitement here in houston, ahead of the ncaa final four tonight. tip-

i call it saving lives. >> reporter: last year, the self-proclaimed red light robin hood was charged with a victim for pointing lights s away from traffic, and in january, he cut down a camera pole. crews are splicing back together the cut wires on at least 18 cameras across suffolk county. >> in suffolk county, you have the right to respect yourself and the police department will respect that but we will not tolerate the violation of law and not tolerate the destruction of property. >> reporter: controversial cameras and $80 pines $80 -- fines are at the heat of the debate. >> this is clearly someone committing crimes to justify something. that defeats the whole purpose. >> reporter: ruth, free on $1500 bail said that the legislative process wasn't >> after so many speeches in front of the legislature and them turning a blind eye over and over and me telling them i'm going to hold them accountable for serious injuries and deaths, this seemed like the only way to get attention to the, and that's why i did it. i am not afraid to go to jail. if i saved one life, it's worth it. >> repor

. >>> new information after our exclusive interview with the self-proclaimed red light robin hood. moments after he admitted on camera that he had broken the law, he was arrested for and today, he faced a judge. carolyn? evening. there is a legal way to change the law through the legislative process and then there is what stephen ruth is doing but he tells me he has no regrets. >> why would i stop? the only thing i can accomplish is saving lives. >> reporter: free on bail and facing felony criminal mischief starnlgs, ruth stands by his tactics. >> i'm going about it the legal way and the civil disobedience way. >> reporter: he cut the wires to dozens of red light cameras over the weekend because he believes they are causing accidents and believes that the yellow lights are shorter at camera intersections, designed, he claims, not for safety but to generate revenue. >> you can see i cut the wires. story aired, ruth was arrested, and now, the police commissioner has a stern warning, that damaging the cameras is a felony with serious jail time. crews were out splicing together the wir

count on news4 for coverage up through and beyond election day >>> the homcalled red light robin hood has been arrested again on long island. rs is steven ruth back in august. he was arrested for tampering with several red light cameras. he recorded himself tipping the cameras up so they can't rea license plates. he was arrested yesterday again. this time, the charge is more serious. police say he cut the wires of several cameras and used a saw todn chop down a camer pole. he faces seven years in jail. >>> two stoney brook basketball players have been hit with felony charges just w ks after playing in the school's firstey ever ncaa tournament game. they are accused of breaking into car and stealing a fellow student's tax return. the school released a statement saying it takes allegations of student misconduct seriously. a discianinary hearing will e held this week. >>> up next, a recall involving salads sold on the whole foods >>> also, cracking down on speeding drivers, the new initiative taking effect in new jersey today. >>> all smiles in the weather center right now because we hav

the photographer, robin hood, worked for the free press. mr. hood was a veteran. he served in the vietnam war. because of that, he was able to feel a connection with these veterans. he could see there was an image to be made. by the spring of 1976, the vietnam war was over but it was still deeply entrenched in the lives of american people. some people took something from the war, some people lost something because of the war. our photographer, mr. hood, came back to the u.s. with a new trade. he had become photographer. the person we can see here lost something in the war, his legs. so the photographer is sent to cover an armed forces day parade. as he is walking, he notices a group of tiny, vietnamese children witnessing the parade. he takes a couple photographs, they look cute, and are enjoying their freedom. he turns around and notices this veteran. he is obviously in a wheelchair, wearing his army fatigues, his army poncho because it is raining, and he is holding his two-year-old son. he is visibly moved. there are tears running down his face. he connects with

. >>> the self-proclaimed red light robin hood faced a judge after he was arrested for damaging traffic cameras across the county, steven ruth grinned in his mug shot, charged with felony criminal mischief, ruth showed how he cut the wires to several cameras, claiming they cause accidents as drivers rush to avoid tickets and he says yellow lights are shorter at those intersections in order to generate revenue. convict me when everybody is getting abused by the cameras. >> police say ruth caused $100,000 in damage to 18 cameras and warned against would-be copy cats, ruth is free on bail. he could face 7 years behind bars. >>> by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, nearly 40,000 verizon workers may be on strike, they plan to hit the picket lines 6:00 a.m., claiming skimping on health care trying to send more jobs over seas and requiring technicians to work away from home for as long as 2 months at a time. verizon says "union leaders would rather make strike threats than engage at the bargaining table if a strike places, whether 1 day, or 2 weeks, we are ready." >>> a legal dispute over

. >> support at court from the man who calls him the red light robin hood, steven roof. we've spoken to him in the past. he's been arrested several times tampering with cameras which he calls a money grab. >> many people have been killed due to shortening of yellow lights only for revenue. it's become a war where people aren't afraid to go to jail. >> this isn't the first time there's been a report around here of somebody trying to blind these unblinking cameras. >> every couple of weeks someone does something to it. >> gary rothman works right next to one of the smithtown red light cameras. there and put stickers right on the camera. >> suffolk county calls the red light program a matter of safety reducing crashes at intersections and saving lives. >> i don't like the red light cameras, but i still don't think it's right to go around and you know, mess up things like that. >> mixed feelings about this latest act of apparent civil disobedience. >> a lot of us think he's a hero. it's quite a big movement that makes people like that a hero. >> red alert in smithtown, cbs2

. >> reporter: man calls himself the red light robin hood, stephen roof. he has been arrested several time tampering with cameras which he calls a money grab. >> many people have been killed because of the shortening of yellow lights for revenue. people are not afraid to go to jail. >> reporter: this is not the first time someone has tried to stop the cameras. >> every couple of weeks someone does something to it. >> reporter: gary rothman works next to one of the smithtown red light cameras. >> last week someone went up and put stickers on the camera. >> reporter: suffolk county says it's a matter of safety, reducing crashes at intersections and saving lives. >> i don't like the red light cameras, but i don't think it's right to go around and mess up things like that. >> reporter: mixed feelings about the apparent act of civil disobedience. movement that makes people heroes. if we all did it, they couldn't arrest us all. >> reporter: steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> scary moments for several young children on a boston school bus. video shows the driver taki

. >>> tonight the self-proclaimed red night -- red light robin hood has surrendered to the police. his family tells us he turned himself in after admitting to cbs2 that he vandalized dozens of red light cameras. stephen ruth calls them dangerous and says they were installed to generate money for suffolk county from traffic tickets. last year, ruth was arrested for disabling cameras. he showed carolyn gusoff exclusively how he spent his weekend. >> i cut the cable wires making it useless. >> reporter: so you turned the camera off? >> i've made it dysfunctional, just like the program. i don't know how many but somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 to 30. >> no confirmation from suffolk police on whether ruth was arrested tonight. transgender bathroom policy has passed in a new jersey school district, the board heard from parents and students tonight, cbs2's valerie castro is live in hillsdale where their meeting just wrapped up. valerie? >> reporter: maurice, the school board voted in the last 30 minutes to pass the new policy. there were lots of speakers on both sides. it was a very c

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. >> when i was a kid, we used to watch robin hood with daryl for flyn. errol n. i would ask, did you know him? her voice would trail off. i would ask questions. what happened to your mom? how is your relationship? it was putting messages in a bottle and sending it off and a bottle would return within minutes, hours, days later. charlie: i have often said, what kiddo, what i do, every ought to interview their parents and talk about their lives, understand what they have done. i have often talked to my father. not nearly as much as i wanted to. he saw the worst of the war, the battle of the bulge. > my mom never really had a conversation with her mother. charlie: did you try? >> it was not appropriate. same thing with gertrude. i knew little about my mother. >> we all people had her's of the past and the things parents have done and things that we say we end up repeating. seeing what she has done, it has been a revelation to me. we have this fantasy of the letter from our fathers. that was something i didn't realize. charlie: was there a letter? >> no letter. >> i

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kerry: the red light robin hood was busted again. he is the man who obviously is amused with himself, he is disabling the red light traffic cameras in the name of the people. >> he seemed delighted about it in his mug shot. he put a bag or point the camera up to the sun. rosanna: he says they are doing it to generate money. greg: it is a good idea to stop at a red light. donald trump himself will be on "good day new york". has been here before. donald trump, arguably again, you he is the most famous guy, more people are talking about him than president obama. rosanna: tweet us, question you may talk about donald trump about or facebook us. we have formulated our own questions. interesting to see what you want to know. greg: an interesting conversation with donald trump. he deserves credit for this. let's bring it back here. he is accessible, the most accessible presidential candidate front runner. people. shows like he is walking around on the phone, more accessible more than any candidate we have seen in a long time. rosanna: in the

robin hood is a commission free trading app.uilt basically for a mobile, and it is geared toward millennials who are looking for a way to get a little bit of their savings into the stock market. it is not for professionals and doing quite well. it is the fastest-growing brokerage out there. they have more than one million customers. mark: does it make money? matt: it makes money in two ways, one, it collects amounts of interest on on invested cash that customers hold in their account. the are getting ready to roll out margin trading, it is where the brokerage loans their customers money and they can turn on margin. they tell me that would be the line share of the revenue and they are getting ready to roll that out. betty: tell us about the founder, baiju bhatt. matt: he is 31, physics grad from stanford, first-generation indian-american. he and his college roommate and in 2011 moved to new york. they built their own business where they were designing and building high-end sophisticated trading platforms for hedge funds, large in

. >> if robin hood ever needed a culinary companion. >> this sounded a little bit more fun. >> amanda might know where to find a good taste test. >> if you like it party crasher sometimes. sometimes the event is a little more specific like a networking event and i feel like i have to here. >> i tried to do to a week, minimum. >> there's a good side to it where you're actually giving back. >> every time i go on one of these event, i donate money to the food bank of new york. it's just a little way to spread some love. >> she has spread a lot of love. twenty-five it been since the start of the year. she finds most of them on line. >> i had a cupcake which was unclear whether was created for humans or dogs. >> there was a book launch in manhattan's flat iron district. they served burgers and wing. >> one of the things i probably know nothing about, but i showed up and talk to some people. >> we tagged along crashing a recent event at michael jordan's steakhouse. post them online before writing a check check to the food bank. >> in a way. >> she is sampling the sweet flavor one donation a

. >> that's robin hood stuff. >> the trouble with santa claus is eventually you run out of other people'sdy: my children are watching, that's so sad. we'll see uncle michael anytime soon. all right, this was delightful and engage and refreshing. you learn something and i feel like a better person. coming up later i'll read through the millions and billions of mess ands you faxed me just this morning. like this one. it says i dig your show's theme song. first the man in black is back. nick gillespie joins me to discuss patrol program the comes reinstated. here's the plan. you want a family and a career, but most of the time you feel like you're trying to wrangle a hurricane. the rest of the time, they're asleep. then one day, hr schedules a meeting with you out of the blue. and it's the worst 19 minutes of your career. but you don't sweat it because you and your advisor have prepared for this. and when the best offer means you're moving to the middle of nowhere, the boys say they hate the idea. but you pretend it's not so bad. and years later at thanksgiving, when one of them says what he'

but this coyote has a different kind of reputation and seems to be mythical, almost a robin hood character. >> yeah, well, you know, one friend described tijuana has an octopus. it has a lot of really strong arms and it can hand you what you want when you need it but it can also quickly take everything you have. and i think in that sense when this figure as a young man came to tijuana it transformed him. he was a kid in a little village in oaxaca and his job was to deliver milk on the milkman's bicycle and i don't know for certain, buts i think that is what drew his original idea. his parents immigrated to the united states to join his older siblings and left him with an elderly grandfather and they lost touch, the grandfather died, and the young guy had to o make a decision and took the in heritance from this grandfather and took one bus to another village and so on until he crossed tijuana and he tried to cross but failed. in the process he started seeing the migrants himself and he was a studious character and came up with the original idea. >> this is going to be broadcast on c-span2 a

>> i don't know, i remember watching "robin hood" with her with errol flynn. and i said, "did you know errol flynn?" and she said oh, yes. and she dated errol flynn, she date how'd hughes, hot howard hughes -- >> so "nothing left unsaid." was there anything said that that had been left unsaid?" >> yes. should i tell what you it was? >> stephen: please. >> we wrote this book affect which was an e-mail conversation, which was kind of a companion to the documentary called "the rainbow comes and goes." >> stephen: here it is right here. >> it's a "new york times" bestseller. i asked her, what was howard hughes like? and i was like, was it like leo dicaprio? and she said, "much better than him." and then she just volunteered it was the first time she didn't have to fake an orgasm. and i was like--... oh! >> stephen: check, yeah. ( laughter ). >> stephen: good to know. >> good to know, yes. >> stephen: good ton. >> it's a visual i have not been able to get out of my mind since then. yeah. >> stephen: did you say that you and your mother did this via e-mail? >> oh, t

anderson: i would e-mail questions about, you know, when i was a kid, when we were watching robin hoodith errol flynn, i remember turning to my mom and saying, do you know errol flynn? she would be like, yes, and her voice would trail off. i knew there was more. i started with simple questions i did not know the answer to. what happened to your mom? how was your relationship? you know, it started off just occasionally -- it was putting a message in a bottle. the bottle would return sometimes within minutes. sometimes within hours or days. charlie: i have often said on this program and everywhere i go, especially because of what you do and i do, and the technology that exists, that every kid ought to interview their parents. talk about their life. gloria: absolutely. charlie: understand what they have done. i talked to my father, but not nearly as much as i wanted to about world war ii, the worst of the war. the battle of the bulge. anderson: my mom never really had a conversation with her mother her entire life. charlie: did you try? gloria: it just was not appropriate. you know? same

he got support at court from the man who calls himself the red light robin hood. steven ruth has been arrested several times for tampering with cameras which he calls a money grab. >> many people have been killed due to the shortening of yellow lights only for revenue. it's coming -- it's a war. people aren't afraid to go to jail. >> suffolk county says the red light program is a matter of safety and helps reduce crashes at intersections and saves lives. >>> real estate is booming in bed-sty, brooklyn, for some that's not a good thing. >> one man is fed up with the offers to buy his home. he has posted a sign out front "not for sale." >> every week we get 20 to 30 people wanting to buy the house. >> reporter: a week? >> easily. >> reporter: jeffrey adams says the phone calls, letters and knocks on the door by people wanting to buy his bedford this sign became a necessity. and it's drawing attention. >> i notice the beautiful house. wow, this is a really beautiful house. i thought, okay, maybe i should keep walking. that's a cool sign. >> i think it's great. he wan

>> i remember watching robin hood with errol flynn and saying did you ever know errol flynn, oh, yes,f. didn't go into details. i think her past was so in some ways very painful for her and you know, she spent much of her life kind of reworking it, regoing through it, reprocessing it, and a lot of things in the artwork and that comes out in the film. >> one of my favorite sequences is in the beginning, you walk in to do the kind of interview you've done thousands of times in your life but it is your mother in the chair. you both look at each other like are we sure we want to be doing this? >> it is a strange thing to sit down and interview your mom. i hope the film encourages and the book we wrote together, i hope it encourages people to ask questions, to particularly to an aging parent. so many people have no idea what their parents' lives have been like. you see them through a particular lens. before it is too late, to sit down, ask questions, get to know them, my mom in the film talks about a fantasy that her father left her a letter, her father died when she was 15 months old. had

he got support at court from the man who calls himself the red light robin hood. steven ruth has ban arrested several times for tampering with the cameras which he calls a money grab. >> many people have been killed due to the shortening of yellow lights only for revenue. and it's coming to -- become a people aren't afraid to go to jail. >> suffolk county says the program is a matter of safety and helps reduce crashes at intersections and saves lives. >>> all right. time for the forecast. we have been talking all morning, it is theoretically opening day. not here. in kansas city. the mets are opening up in kansas city. tomorrow at the stadium. a lot riding on this forecast for the baseball season. >> i know. and today it is going to be windy and cold. tomorrow a little bit warmer. we will be dealing with wet weather. the wind won't be nearly as big an issue tomorrow. let's check in with our weather watchers to see what the wind chills are out there. wind this morning right now gusting close to 50 miles per hour. creating quite the chilly. here we go. if t feels li

would email a question about, you know, when i was a kid we used to watch -- i remember watching robin hood with errol flynn. i said, did you know him? she would be, oh yes... and her voice would trail off, so i would ask her simple questions that i didn't know the answers to. you know, what happened to your mom? you know, house o how was your relationship? it was like putting a message in a bottle and sending it off and a bottle would return within sometimes minutes or sometimes hours or days later. >> rose: i have often said on this program and everywhere i go especially because, a, what you do and i do and the technology that exists today that every kid ought to interview their parents and talk about their life and understand what they've done. i've often talked to my father but not in a deepened way or nearly as much as i wanted to about world war ii. he's in the worst of the war, the battle of the bulge. >> my mom never really had a real conversation with her mother, i mean, her entire life. >> or with aunt gertrude. >> rose: did you try, though? it just wasn't appropriate. i mean, it

he talks about protecting you from the banks like he's robin hood.isclose he's got a loan from citi bank and from goldman sachs for $1 million at a low interest rate. that wouldn't look good. when he's paying less than anybody could possibly pay. he didn't disclose many things. he doesn't know anything about business, no clue. he doesn't get along with anybody. the united states senate hates him. he said he's now the establishment. he's saying he's the establishment. he's got all these guys like, lindsay graham. there's another guy. did i kill the poor guy? i hit him so hard, he's still recovering. he had a news conference. why doesn't he just go back? in south carolina, i was at 42 and he was at 2 and he's the sitting senator from south carolina. but lindsay graham, this poor guy, this poor, poor ma pa that. i beat him so badly. that it's really impossible for him to support me. i hit him so hard. he came up wanting money. he came up to, and i found this old phone number. his phone exploded the next day. it's just fun. but lindsey graham hates ted c

talk to robin hood in tipland, there are a lot of groups out there, a lot of them looking at block chaining, folks looking at how can we do authentication in a peer-to-peer way. those efforts get sidetracked because people invest them and think, oh, bit coins. when you see the winkleboss brothers stale -- stay away. there are meant years out there but i feel like a lot of people know in their gut what they're doing right. it's not rocket science. the young people that when they're in their dorm room in stanford or columbia and come up with the idea issue feel like so many of them would be better off with $50,000 and no mentorship than $5 million and the mentorship they're getting the mentorship they're getting that, irnot dumb. they're smart people but they're smart at doing a very particular thing which is bringing something to exit. bringing something to an exit event. and, good, have friends in here right now with a product called "ready" just gotten away from venture capital and his like, we can just do this thing. it used be to called bootstrapping, but it used to justbe called buildin

the ceo of robin hood. they are designing jackhammers across the street.e more work. thank you very much. scarlet: coming up, we will explore the delicate balancing act fed has in measuring u.s. wage growth and inflation. alix: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: tepid wage growth continued to weigh on fed officials looking for any substantial sign of inflation. alix: on friday, we talked about this with the man who wrote the book on inflation and we asked about the fears of the downside risk to inflation. guest: one reason the fed has been fairly patient is because wages have not appeared to be rising very much. even though wages follow inflation, they are not rising, the idea that inflation will become self feeding is hard to get terribly concerned about. is there a difference between good inflation and bad inflation? some people say that inflation is central bank induced and good inflation is aggregate demand induced? guest: at the end of the day, i don't believe a lot in aggregate demand induced inflation. money chasing too much money in the system is

this is a robin hood jury of economics that if we take from the rich and give to the poor, everybody'sng to be fine. you can take away all the wealth than it would make a dent in the obligations we have today. $19 trillion in debt. match that plus the entitlement we are already on the hook for. social security, medicare, medicaid. what they don't want to realize is the democrats are seeking dependents. that is what they are. they call their constituents. look no further than subsidies have been around for decades by democrats. neil: we are not getting anywhere. i want to thank you very much. both parties are dealing with this. at mfs investment management, we believe in the power of active management. we actively manage with expertise and conviction. so you can invest with more certainty. mfs. that's the power of active management. (patrick 2) pretty great.ke to be the boss of you? (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose

. >>> on the roads, the red light robin hood. he's in trouble again. steven ruth -- he cut the wires of several cameras and used a saw to chop down a camera pole. he's accused of causing damage. you remember in august of last year, he was accused of tampering with several red light cameras in suffolk county and recorded himself tilting the cameras up so they can't read the license plates. >>> all right. pretty festive looking mugshot there as well. you'll be seeing that pepsi-co la sign for a long time to come. it was granted landmark status by a city commission yesterday. they recognized the sign as a part of the queen's water font. it's been there since 1940 when it stood atop a bottling plant. something you remember your whole life. >>> about three minutes away from that verizon walkout. next at 6:00, the strike that could affect your phone service. these are live pictures of verizon workers there right now. >>> also at 6:00 a.m., how google plans to set goals and improve your life whether you like it or not. >>> if you're heading out the door, take

. >>> after krumplinging the numbers, it looks like robin ho hood. >>> let's head outside to maria. >'ve really had extreme weather throughout the entire weekend. we had to deal with storms bringing in severe weather and also flooding across parts of the plains and on the back side of that same storm system we picked up heavy snowfall with reports of as much as 3 to 4 feet of snow across the colorado foothills. that storm system continuing to bring heavy rain across the plains and flooding continues across texas. we have additional watches in effect there and an additional 6 inches of rain. >> isn't it descraking to have people boxing behind you? >> i could do weather with anything going on in the background. that's part of the training. stay safe up there. 80 degrees in new york city. >> she's unflappable. >> good job, maria. >> coming up on monday. >> george clooney raised millions for hillary clinton's campaign now we may know why because donald trump hurt his feelings? eric trump is going to join us for that and more at the top of the hour. >> plus a new bomb shell in hillary's em

place to the stated in the raids into that is out of control of land is left clinging to the hood of the car. >>robinston: the drive time on the 30 minutes to counter to the dublin and to change. >>mark: adopt some stake in holiday inn express and he wanted to know about he talked about how he stayed in cheap hotels on the campaign trail. >>darya: surveillance to video captured in to happen on tuesday during rush hour the intersection a college campus if there was an argument between the passengers into cars and the argument escalated he got out of a black sedan and he stood in front of the white car refuse to move this on the driver of the wide car said ok and you send roland toward him slowing the of the driver started lifting you turn in the middle of the land as of right now they're still looking to find the two drivers involved. >>mark: is sent to london tim finds yesterday and this is down another 60 but a sinking below the 18,000 mark. >>james: he was a breakdown of the with the store looking a mostly sunny and warm conditions in the middle of the seven is this weekend temperatures in the mid

hood of a car. plus.actor kat williams just keeps getting into trouble. >>darya:after the break. we'll tell you about the "salty" encounter that led to the his arrest. >>robin: knowledge of hot spots traffic looks pretty good a live look at the san mateo branch to concede the fourth shot is a nice steady flow of traffic leaving hayward on responded to it is moving across the span connecting over 211 along the peninsula the average lifetime 16 minutes from the nimitz to the bay shore. >>mark:new this morning. comedian kat williams has been arrested again. this time for throwing a salt shaker inside a georgia restaurant. >>mark:an argument broke out between williams' family and restaurant staff after the family seated themselves. >>mark:when williams got to the restaurant the argument escalated and police say the comedian threw a salt shaker at the restaurant manager. >>mark:williams has been charged with battery. this is the third time he's been arrested this year. >>james: come saturday and sunday will have the full preview coming up >>james: list a couple window and will enjoy it had was what we see for the forecast things are starting to one nicely we hav