you can still get tickets on the robin hood website. wes: robin hood.org.t will be a remarkable collection of people throughout all walks of life living in new york city with one goal, to and the poverty and make society as to her and equitable as possible. vonnie: thank you both for coming in, wes moore robin hood, larry robbins, chair of glenview. i do want to mention that markets are at their lows of the session. the nasdaq down 2.1%. the s&p 500 down 1.8%. the dow is down 1.9%. some of the poorer performers continue to be some of the pharmaceuticals, mylan. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. checking the markets, now at session lows. the dow is down 2%, the nasdaq continues to drop. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is

you're left with robin hood and goliath.ad "ivanhoe," but i do picture it being a horseback-style tale, which does fit with the robin hood thing, and goliath is a giant monster, and that doesn't kind of fit with "ivanhoe." but also, mythical hero. i--i hate to do this, but i'm gonna ask the audience now. >> okay. >> yeah, final

some smuggling skills and we admired smugglers when we were children there were legends there were robin hood figures in this area so there was no social condemnation of a smuggler smuggling was perfectly respectable business to be in. mc who prefers to keep his last name to himself says he to smuggle goods back then the truck driver brought his cargo across the irish border on country roads avoiding the customs officers altogether. he believes that will bring with it duties and price differences and that will encourage smuggling again. wherever. i go to barbados and instead of. it that really you know i owe. you money back groups it's. over the years i couldn't do. that's. the b.b.c. . in the old days these warehouses right by the border were used to smuggle in cattle grain heating oil and other products until the e.u. customs union and open borders made it unprofitable but gangsters continue to operate in the region and could profit from. the danger is very substantial there are people with access to hundreds of thousands opposed to invest in the goods that they want to smuggle and those ar

the show will coincide with mendes' performance in the city benefiting the robin hood foundation. cbs news, los angeles. >>> the giants were the comeback kids on sunday. we finally know the warriors' opponent for st coer and raptors headed to the east finals after one of the craziest shots you're ever going to see. >>> and take a live look outside in san jose, the sharks are going to be playing in game two of the western conference finals. go sharks. it's 4:52. >>> good monday morning to you. we will help ease you into the workweek and today a beautiful day. starting off the day with low clouds and afternoon sunshine and today will be the warmest day out of the week. 76 in santa clara for a high, 77 in san jose, 80 in morgan hill, 79 for you in antioch, 76 in livermore. daytime highs in berkeley mid- 60s as well as for alameda, looking at 76 for santa rosa and highs topping out in the upper 70s to about 80 from ukiah down to clear lake. >>> the warriors were sitting on the couch watching the blazers and nuggets duke it out in game seven in what turned out to be an incredible serie

recently appeared in panto as sir lancelot in the north lansing resident association version of robin hood is now a barnacle in her next production... she is going to be really unhappy about that! laughter. she'll stick at it! it's the way she tells them. thank you for watching thursday in parliament. i do hope you canjoin me on friday night at 11pm on bbc parliament for the week in parliament, with all the highlights from another extraordinary week here at westminster. bye for now. hello there. we saw a top temperature of 25 degrees at heathrow, in london, on thursday. there was a lot of sunshine around. it felt warm for many places and that's led to a fairly mild night across some southern areas. temperatures no lower 11 or 12 degrees in the london area to start friday. but a big cooler in some of the rural spots. now, the pressure chart for friday shows this feature which will bring thicker cloud, maybe a few showers to more western parts of the country through the day, but we're starting off with plenty of sunshine. more cloud across parts of scotland and that cloud will tend to extend

your own called storage it's and on chain chain crypto water now there's there's companies like robin hood out there that do traditional stock trading and then now they are getting more into the crypto game would you take that as kind of a nice note to say hey they're kind of following our model of how to do this. i think generally you know our view is crypto is a great asset class. you should manage your portfolio across multiple asset classes and i think that eventually the traditional capital markets traditional brokerage and crypto markets will converge for the mass market so we're happy to see sort of more participants going into this space i think generally it's good for the space to have potential if you don't see coming in coming in hopefully so we're going to see more players traditional players i think going into the space over the next 2 years and how many users does he have right now we have 10000000 registered users and so you think that the like you said you know there was kind of a slow build to people trading the crypto the new platform where they were you know doing tradit

moved to sunshine state took a won million in tax revenue with him, and kamala harris wants to play robin hood thinks she would rob rich by repeals trump tax cut but that means strapping benefits enjoyed by middle class, the very people she claims to help will belowsed in the end -- they b they will d in the end that is the momentio. >> not just 2020 candidate who have been warming up to far left ideas, the american public has too, new gallup poll shows 43% of americans think that socialism would be a good thing for nation, 51% recognize that it would be a bad thing, why don't more people understand the absurdity of socialism and 2020 candidates wacky proposals? joining me, cio of kings news access management and fox news contributor, scotty martin is back, scotty, scotty, what's up. >> what's up. kennedy: there are various liberal economists even they admit there is no way even if you let's say roll back trump tax cut, and have a massive marginal tax rate that still not enough. >> it is not close. there is never a way to start off to pay for any government program. as we have seen over last f

there is robin hood as well.s going for institutional investors, pensions, family offices, hedge funds, sophisticated investors with money to spend. the other thing to keep in mind is, a few months ago, fidelity started a custody service for bitcoin, meaning if you are an investor and hold bitcoin, you can have fidelity take over it is aou, custody, and it lot more secure probably with fidelity. a lot of ways that you could lose bitcoin still. couple that news with the trading, it seemed like they are putting a sweeter product together to ease people into the market. in the beginning, big institutional clients. big the appetite is, a sense of the amount of trading that may go on here? >> that's a good question. i don't know that anybody has put a finger on it. it is still incredibly volatile. when we saw some bad news in the market last week, it fell by 5%. the risk appetite here is pretty high for people. i am not sure we can put a number on it at this point. do we know at this point what is the latest on the re

. >> you're not robin hood how do you make money?f the major pharmacies we make money a few different ways we have a subscription product called good rx gold. we make some referral fees and have advertising on the site we start from the premise of whatever is best for the consumer is what we're going to show them first. >> when we hear about run away health care costs and run away drug costs, aren't you kind of the answer to that >> i'd like to be for all of health care, not just prescriptions. >> we don't know what anything costs. >> i know. that's the craziest thing. imagine any other industry we're trying to buy a tv we don't know what it costs. >> could you help me >> we are working on that. >> it's hard. >> it's hard one of the great things about prescriptions you buy them in a retail environment it gets harder when someone is putting a knife in your knee. >> how many people don't know about good rx. >> 10 million people use good rx. >> doctors recommend us. we have a ways to go we have 1% a year in prescriptions. >> i hope when

. >> the city was infected with a very aggressive robin hood rent somewhere.nvestigating. this incident has confirmed that this is quite aggressive. >> face had pain the ransom went only employed the hackers. hackers conduct attacks like these by using malicious software to lock an encrypted data so users can't access it. done demand payments to free adult. >> cities in general are pretty ripe targets so it's easy for hackers to cause havoc. >> ransom where attacks are on the rise in recent years. u.s. cities have been hit seven times compared to three times in 2018 and just wants in 2017. this is the second ransom or attack against baltimore in over a year. in march 2018 they took out the emergency dispatch system, disabling 911 for 17 hours. here at baltimore city hall it has come to a standstill but behind the scenes fbi investigators are actively working to try to figure out was behind this attack and how to stop it. that's because the hackers threatened to completely shut down and destroy all the data after ten days if that ransom is not paid. the deadlin

they glorify it as a fuzzy wuzzy robin hood taking from people who really didn't build that and give deserving victims. they never tell you socialism is more than denmark or sweden that it ultimately ends up like venezuela and cuba. and because it's contrary to human nature it requires a degree of coercion. pretty scary. three great murders. hitler, all had socialism in description of government. also, tucker, we had 10 years from 2007 to 2017 as you alluded to have flat economic growth. this new generation piled up a trillion and a half dollars in student debt and they prolong their adolescence. it was a life of julia or pajama boy culture. they did not have children. they did not marry. they did not buy homes. those are all the traditional stimuli that make somebody take the attention off them selves and on to somebody else. their conservative stimuli. finally i will be frank with your viewers. i think the republican party did a very poor job and they are the traditional stewards of market capitalism of explaining why market capitalism creates wealth and makes all our lives better.

hackers launching an aggressive virus called robin hood and holding many government computers hostagedown as did the board of elections, the finance department couldn't do business this week. fax machines and printers were on the fritz. >> working hard. we know that they are not in control of certain parts of our system. >> it's really frustrating. this could happen anywhere. >> reporter: and it does. a new report shared exclusively with cnn by a recorded future is one of the first to measure the scope of these kinds of attacks showing that across the country ransomware attacks are on the rise crippling counties, cities, and towns, costing them millions of dollars. since 2013, malicious foreign arshte actors have targeted local governments, law enforcement and universities 169 times. 22 attacks alone this year. the group behind the new study says which represents the tip of an iceberg. >> the bad guys see state and local governments as a target that is willing to pay and that they may be able to get a lot of money out of. if nothing else, they may be able to get a lot of news coverage

they are using a program called robin hood, and that hackers are now being investigated by the fbi.som where attacks are named because they are akin to ransom kidnappings except with computers. the hackers demand payment to turn the computer systems back on or give you your data. you show the computer screens of the couple of the employees and this is who is affected, the hackers 1 on the quanta $76,000. this is the mess that it's causing. the emails and voice mails for the city council are not working, the public works department has suspended late fees on bills because of problems paying and taking those bills by the mayor they are put out the statement. he said that people were able to get their cars out of the towing yard, come in and pay in cash or money orders. they can mail the payments and for the city is functioning according to the mayor. they are doing it a different way and the citizens of baltimore are not being affected. some folks might dispute of having to come into the city and do things manually is not being effective, but this highlights ransom where attacks aroun

hackers launching an aggressive virus called robin hood and holding many government computers hostagemails to go down, as the board of elections, the finance department couldn't do business this week. fax machines and printers were on the fritz. >> we know that the teams are working hard. and we now know that they're not in control of certain parts of our system. it's really frustrating and this could happen anywhere. >> reporter: and it does. a new report shared exclusively with cnn by recorded future is one of the first to measure the scope of these kinds of attacks. showing that across the country, ransomware attacks are on the rise, crippling counties, cities and towns, costing them millions of dollars. since 2013, malicious foreign actors have been detected targeting local governments, law enforcement and universities 169 times. 22 attacks alone this year. figures the group behind the new study says which represent the tip of an iceberg. >> the bad guys see state and local governments as a target that is willing to pay. and that they may be able to get a lot of money out of. if n

there's great apps out there like robin hood. really want to buy individual stocks last have to ok buy things that you know things like facebook apple disney netflix what's a car and then late or is an app that i just started about a month ago, you got $500 into it. it rounds up your purchases and it invested in a target date fund. so if you're 30 or 40 years away from retirement like a 20 year-old might be it's going to say let's invest it for next 40 years and is going to automatically do it automatically update issues as the investments for me. >>and it takes my money without me realizing it it's it from my credit card or debit card or credit card any time to a transaction with a goodbye. >>$103 of groceries 103 out 10 set right around that $0.10 up to be $104 k it will invest it for $25 in round ups investment great simple way and can enjoy your 20's and money on bad decisions. >>that's real i'm i showed it to you right before we can have free it's free and it's simple nice way to start a baby step in cast him okay. >>and the

column but first from downtown blazers back but denver one quit within 7 in the final minutes, robin hood. a quarter of pocket for lee takes game to 9798 series not at one game 3 in oregon on friday. some hockey talk the sharks back on the ice tomorrow with an opportunity to leave colorado. >>the 3 one series lead san jose look sharp last night a 4 to win. hatrick from logan couture since 2010 his 43 playoff goals second in the league just behind alex, ovechkin he now not following up that performance with a letdown. >>this is a blatant cs for. >>gotta love it boat the sharks and warriors looking good. >>yeah saturday to be a big day. the answer at 11. thanks check in with. great forecast. yeah, it is a good forecast we've got some of that fog creeping in the bay look at that little thin line out there right now but more sunshine and warmer weather america's obsession with pets is reaching historic figures, according to just released industry figures americans are spending. >>more than ever before on their animals and millennials can likely take credit for those record high numbers, sales

companies from this year's list to go public in the coming year or so, including airbnb casper and robin hoodc.com with a closer look at each of the companies as well as the trends driving the disruption be sure to tune in the next hour and we'll sit down with karen sideman becker, ceo of number 22 on the list, clear, that's coming up on ""squawk alley". >> so many companies are finally going public. >> it is nice because we have had a lot of change on the list. we did see so many big ipos. a lot of the top companies on the list from the last couple of years have left. but i think what is interesting is it is so easy to find disruption in every different sector one thing that is particularly fascinating about this list is that over half of the companies for first time are coming from outside the silicon valley san francisco area so we're seeing really broadly distributed disruption coming from both china as well as different cities and states across the u.s we're also seeing disruption in different categories so ag tech, agricultural technology company is number one on the list showing how we

fidelity, robin hood. it's becoming more mainstream. coming back, couple of points, maybe. we were down 400, now down 376. that's still about 1.5%. >>> we are waiting for the president. he's going to speak about something close to my heart, surprise medical billing. he's going to talk about that shortly. when he speaks, you will hear it. >>> check this out. this scene was brought to life by an animator. okay. nothing fantastic about that. however, the animator is a high school student, a youngster. we love success, as we said. you will hear from him next. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is re