warren. inin a moment, scott w warren wl join us from tucson.ut first, i want to turn to a short documentary by laura saunders for the intercept about the work of humanitarian aid workers, iluding warren, o the border. it is tieded "lethemem he water. savor our deserts, but this desert right arndnd our totownhere w w recreate, housed 57 bodies. lastmains of human beings year. 57. do you find remains in your , ins, in your golf courses your neighborhood playgrounds? what would that make you feel like? >> may the spitsts of r brhersrs a sisters walk in beauty teternity thank you, creator. >> i am scott warren, a geograerer. i hahaveived i iajo for about six yearnow. e momenthat real changed for me, gome invold in a b way, was moving hereo o ajond exrience in the wer and a more vceral wa being he in the summer, running io o peop inhe desert w had wald acss the dert and were in need of ter, meengng oth fos who o re doing humaniririan a. onef f themed like mostmpororta issues cing is place. r me, to not be iolved in thatould be like not being fully e

man make time to mention it is done only immigration activists, but scott warren's case will be heardyou will be going to trial very soon. we n need to sign up against tht because he is an activist who protect more try to people on the border. in my case, we are waiting for the government. for that over the next 30 days. amy: and your reference to scott warren, leading water in the desert so margaret's don't die in the desert along the border. we want to thank you for being with us, ravi ragbir and maru mora villalpando. announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >> hello, i am miriam tomasi, this is the newshour live from london. warnings ourr worst fears are now coming true. >> the u.n. sounds the alarm in the idlib province. iran's foreign minister seeks support from china over u.s. sanctions, another senior iranian politician suggest talks.

man make time to mention it is done only immigration activists, but scott warren's case will be heardyou will be going to trial very soon. we n need to sign up against tht because he is an activist who protect more try to people on the border. in my case, we are waiting for the government. for that over the next 30 days. amy: and your reference to scott warren, leading water in the desert so margaret's don't die in the desert along the border. we want to thank you for being with us, ravi ragbir and maru mora villalpando.

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this comes as a federal court in tucson wrapped up three days of testimony in the trial of scott daniel warren, a no more deaths volunteer who faces misdemeanor charges for leaving food, water, shelter, and clothing for migrant border-crossers in the same desert region where the group found the bodies. prenenenesident trump traveled o panama city beach in florida's panhandle wednesday for a campaign rally, where he laughed in approval when an audience member shouted that migrants crossing into the united states should be shot. the interaction came as trump was praising border security woworkers. pres. t trump: we donon't let tm and we e n't lelet them usee weapons. ototr countries do. we can't. i would ner r do that. but have you sppeded these people? -- but how do you stop these people? >> shoot them. amy: only in p psident trurump'sd joke came after the audience member shouted, "shoot them!" in maryland, a federal judge ruled wednesday a coast guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling weapons hoping to kill prominent democrats and journalists can be released from jail while he awaits trial. u.

one with senator elizabeth warren to discuss her run for the white house, her plans of taxes, college debt, and me. then, congress in gridlock-- florida's u. senator rick scott on a disaster aid package held up by a dispute over conding for puerto rico's ongoing hurricane ery. plus, as generation "z" enters the workforce, a look at how their career priorities differ from millennials in light of the great recession. at it's definitely still important to me 'm able to make a living and able to support a family someday, but i definitely want to love what i'm doing and not dread into work every day. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonig's pbs newshour.

elizabeth warren, and chris hughes and my colleague, scott galloway, but it's sort of rooted in 20thentury economics where breaking up the company was good for consumers but breaking up the company isn't going to -- >> what is the solution then to all the major problems you outlined, what would you propose? >> i'd certainly first encourage the government to strengthen the property rights that individuals have over their data i think this is at the core of the problem. if you break up facebook into facebook and instagram, both facebook and instagram will compete intensely for ad dollars. they're actually going to hurt privacy more because they are both offering more and more to advertisers. instead, put in place laws that give users rights over what is and isn't done with their data put in place a new tech regulatory body that is charged with sort of constantly updating these rules to respond to new tech nological developments and really sort of approach this the way you'd approach negotiating with another country because facebook has government-like power. we can't sort of just give

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on the newshour, one on one with senator elizabeth warren about her discuss the congressional stalemate over disaster aid with florida senator rick scott, how south africa's structural inequality exacerbates its struggle to cope with prolonged drought, and much more. >> woodruff: with mayor de blasio's entrance today, there are now 23 democrats vying for their party's presidential nomination. among the first to jump in was massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, whose campaign since has put a heavy emphasis on plans and proposals, in aenty of polias. senator warren joins us now. welcome back to the news hour. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so, senator, you have called yourself a capitalist to the bone. >> uh-h a. >> woodrufd yet i think you and senator bernie sanders have been seen by many as the two most left-leaning candidates in this race. he, on the one hand, ys he's very proud to be a democratic socialist. so help people watching understand what the difference is between the two of you. how do they tell you apart? why should they vote for you over him? >> i can't speak for bernie. bernie will speak for himself. all i can do is tell yo

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warren, can they start? the one thing i say about what scott said, i agree with him that running on the economy would be donaldmp's best weapon and, you know, a hard thing to run against. i just haven't seen evidence that he can stick to that. what i hear is talking about witch hunts and immigration and social wedge issues. you know, if he gets back to the economy, he is a tougher candidate to beat. i agree with that. i just don't see any evidence that he's able to do that. >> just as there are concerns, you know, scott, among democrats that joe biden, you know, has a tendency to put his foot in his mouth, the same concerns can be said about republicans as it pertains to donald trump. if he can be disciplined enough. >> yeah, look, donald trump, as joe said, if he can stay on reminding people of the economy, that's the best path to recovering from voters that stuck with him in 2016. the suburban white collar voters. if he can talk to them about their lives are better, their 401(k)'s have better, their college funds have gone up, that's the path back. it requires discipline and a very, very focused campaign in

senator elizabeth warren actually called for his impeachment just a couple weeks or so ago. scotth. >> thanks so much. >>> let's talk mcdonald's everybody they're paving more than two dozen complaints from current and former workers who said they were ex wasexually had on the job. four of the cases involving teenagers. the action was announced by the aclu and the times up legal defense fund which formed last year to extend the me too movement beyond hollywood. mcdonald's chief executive said his company is committed to a bias-free workplace and will be setting up a complaint hot line. >>> still ahead, the latest in the president's trade war with china. and the impact on millions of market. >>> hudson secretary ben carson reportedly confusing a real estate term for a cookie. we're back. secretary ben carso reportedly confusing a real estate term for a cookie. we're back. secretary ben carso reportedly confusing a real estate term for a cookie. we're back. secretary ben carso reportedly confusing a real estate term for a cookie. we're back. tate term for a cooke we're back why do sa

one with senator elizabeth warren to discuss her run for the white house, her plans of taxes, college debt, and more. then, congress in gridlock-- florida's u.s. senatr rick scottdisaster aid package held up by a dispute over funding for puerto rico's ongoing hurricane reco enplus, as generation "z" rs ere workforce, a look at how their cariorities differ from millennials in light of the great recession. >> it's definitely still important to me that i'm able to make a living and able to support a family sbuomedayi definitely want to love what i'm doing and not dread going into work every day. >> woodruff: all that and more

big tech to be broken up -- elizabeth warren, the cofounder of facebook -- do you think there is anything to this argument that these companies are too big? scottresting from a political perspective that there is a lot of activity happening. you see it in the administration. is active in these areas as well. we've got to recognize the impact of technology is felt in many ways. sometimes in silicon valley we don't appreciate it. we have to do with regulators and have rational regulation to have entrepreneurship thrive. emily: does that mean breaking up or not? scott: i will leave that to the regulators. we have to do more than we have done historically. we have been lucky in the sense that we have been able to live in our hermetically sealed bubble. the reality is these technologies are impacting people in different ways. emily: where will we see andreessen horowitz put this new money? you say you have companies just hitting escape velocity. scott: one fund is focused on early-stage companies. the second is what we call later stage venture. companies that might have $20 million, $30 million in revenue, but are not thinking about going public in

that it was inexpensive, great opportunity, scott, there's always opportunities you look for fundamental stories always on every one of the selloffs, it's the warren buffett thing. when blood is in the streets, you start looking around >> if you think we're going to have a bigger pullback because the market got ahead of itself, and gundlach's point of view turns out to be the prevailing one, where everything is not as great as it seems, then the stocks that you're looking for opportunity in, you're going to have a better opportunity because they're going to go lower. >> you may but you're talking about great fundamental companies that are share buyback companies, give you a dividend yield on top of everything else just because that's been the trend. >> doesn't matter, though. apple went from wherever it went down to 140 and change >> and then that back to 200 >> but i'm saying, it wasn't immune to the selloff that we got. >> still -- no, it wasn't immune the point is it's a better opportunity for active people. active managers within the market itself. >> well, that's why for the first time in what feels like a blue moon, active managers are doing

warren buffett auctioning off his annual luncheon to benefit the glide foundation in san francisco and the bidding is already setting records the latest coming up and california's legislature is scotty heavy workload ahead of them after the long weekend. the bills tha ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>state lawmakers face a key deadline this week as hundreds of proposals will either survive or die at the state capitol well for us capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala gives us a rundown on some of the legislation facing the cuts so far. >>back from the holiday weekend and lawmakers have a hefty load of bills to get through and i respectfully ask for your i vote both the assembly and senate have until this friday to pass bills that were created in their own cha

scott: that's right, k in slate just came out with his plan for climate and its very ambitious and close to what the green new deal is. as i mentioned, senator warrenlso has a plan to address climate change that is very ambitious. you are seeing candidates speak about it a lot on the campaign trail. more so than in 2016, certainly. ,reta: nick sobczyk, scott wong think you both for being on "newsmakers." nick: thank you for having us on. scott: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] tv, "in-depth"k is live for an interactive discussion on kathryn jamison's latest book about cyber war, the presidency, and how russian hackers and trolls helped to elect the president. join the conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook questions. at 9:00 eastern on "afterwards," jennifer everhart offers her insight on implicit racial bias ." her book, "bias she is interviewed by a democratic florida congresswoman. >> people talk about it like racism, buthioned the implicit bias is something

does it bless technology overall because warren is in there buying i'm not necessarily sure i agree with that. but technology -- >> why not >> well, because scott, technology has been the place to be over the last four or five years. >> i don't want us to get confused he was specific to becky on what was behind this or who was behind it. let's listen more to warren buffett and then we can talk more on the other side >> one of them bought some amazon, but so it will show up on the 13-f. it is not true to say that i am buying amazon. it's true to say that berkshire has bought whatever shows up there. >> all right, so, i just wanted to play that so we're clear, as you talk about it, this is not warren buffett buying amazon it's the guys who work for him at berkshire hathaway buying amazon i give it back to you. >> yeah, but again, that's where i'm saying, i want to -- i want to learn more about them they are the future, right would you not agree with that? >> of course but if you say, okay, first apple, now amazon, that's a statement in and of itself in some respects. >> it's a statement in and of itself to josh's point that i think berkshire over

warren can wait or hear the court for news at 10. they can grant. >>thank you both coming up next on kron 4 news at ten's san francisco police chief bill scott breakingers breaking down the door of a freelence journalist who obtained a police report into the death of public defender, jeff adachi by the department is defending its actions as to that looks into how the confidential information was leaked details in a live report. plus dramatic video of a wild police chase in southern california. the site of an rv sheared off. >>as the driver of that stolen vehicle plows and just about everything in its way we're going to show you and all came to an end. >>and breaking news tonight word of a suspicious death investigation happening right now in san francisco, the fbi getting involved local way our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the

warren can wait are here with conference. >>speaking of catherine, thank you both next at 10 o'clock days after calls for him to resign supporters of embattled san francisco police chief bill scotttonight, why they are standing by him following his apology over the police raid of a journalist home loss of the reward for a small dog stolen in broad daylight from a pet store in the east bay. now police are hoping new surveillance video will help them catch the suspect plus we are learning new details about the california man who died over the weekend in a shark attack in hawaii, what his friends are saying about the recently retired doctor don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. >>supporters of embattled san francisco police chief bill scott are speaking out tonight this comes after the police union demanded that the chief resign after he apologized for the raid of a journalist home. thanks for joining us. i'm can way and i'm pam or this all stems from the investigation into a leaked police report. >>about the death of former public defender, jeff force dan thornton for the leader of san francisco's and double acp who says the organization str