montana: yeah, so in 2017 w we releleased the disappear part 2 and a about four h hours later scott warrenhended. . this time i it's less than 24 hours so we released this report, released documenents on wednesday at about 11:0000 a.m. and the first time they entered camp without a warrant wasas on thursday around 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. so less than 24 hours later, they started their i intimidati tactics and surveillance. amy: this was bortac, thehe sam unit, ththe kind -- the same grououp that has been going aft black lives matter in places lilike portland,d, oregon? we have five second. montana: yes, yes, borortac. amy: i want to thank so you much, montatana thames, humanitarian aid worker withth more death ansd we'e'll continu to show what happen there is andd people can go to our website at dememocracynow.org t get our interviews with scott warren after he was arrested. that does it for our show, democracy now! is produced with nee felts, mike burke, deana guzder, libby rainy, i'm amy welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. we begin this hour here in tokyo, where officials ar

have to own a stock for the next 100 years, bank of america fits warren buffet's methodology very well. >> megan, what do you like >> scott >> go ahead, steph >> i was going to ask mike what about the elections. what if the dems sweep do you think the banks will work then if they are more regulate than now >> good politics is good economics. dodd frank was law passed by the democrats. a lot of the democratic plans have been put in place maybe it's the absence of some of the roll back of the regulations. from what we have seen so far, we haven't heard as much mention of a transaction tax or big bank tax. you can create a tail risk scenar scenario what's good for the economy means you're going to need to rely on the banks and reenforce capitalism and it might not be -- it's a concern it's a short term concern for investors out there. it's also a concern we've heard through others just buying in democratic administrations >> megan >> i think for us the question is as we're talking about financials but we're also talking about the value rotation are you look at those bigger, more diversified banks or willing to nibble into th