stacy. [applause] . thank you. if you're here at this hour ou're either a diehard or a passionate lover of history or both or you just want someone dog. to walk your we like to think that history is mount and immobile like rushmore, but it turns out to be an oddly malleable thing. it has moods and fasts and changes of heart. misconceptionsth and outright fictions. the pilgrims had never heard about plymouth rock, and george washington really didn't have any against cherryge trees. some of the luscious fictions our up around commemorations of the past which reminds me of the best ever library joke. local alks into his library, i can't tell this with a straight face. a man walks into his local and asks, can you tell civil war any major fought on national parkland. what f which explains we've done with this one inmutable truth. deliberation much he massachusetts baycol any executed 19 people for witch chaft. there were 14 women and five convicted in the salem, massachusetts, courtroom. they were hanged several miles t

stacy davis gates, can you respond? >> we have a city that spent $5 million on dog parks. $5 million on dog parks. what we are asking for is hard caps on class sizes s that reach 40. 40 kindergartners on the southside of chicago stuffed into a room. 35 kindergartners stuffed into a classroom in another school on the south side of chicago. we are living in a city that is experiencing unparalleled consistent amounts of gun violence, and we need a school nurse. in the neighborhoods, especially, that her expensing the brunt of this trauma. our demands have been our demands for the last 10 years. this is not about mayor lightfoot, this is about breaking down systems of white supremacy that ask for flexibility and demand that black children in the city adjust, demand that children wait in line. this is not the type of world-class city that promotes itself as if children do not have the basic necessities that are due to them in their school communities. she has every opportunity, every chance, every power to provide chicago st

. >> reporter: stacy gunther said the dogs began stalking them so she picked up her yorkie. that's when they attacked. >> the german shepherd grabbed jackson out of my arms and just started flipping him like a rag doll. and i was -- >> reporter: stacy screamed and a passerby honked her horn, stalling the attack. >> somehow i got him out of his mouth and grabbed him. they didn't leave, they just stood there. >> reporter: stacy jumped into the stranger's car with jackson and they took off. >> i was terrified. i really -- i'm a pretty tough woman, i think. i don't get easily rattled. >> reporter: police confirmed they responded to the scene but could not locate the dogs. river glen park is popular with dog owners. many there today couldn't believe the news. >> usually all the dogs that come around, they're all friendly and kind of surprising hearing that. >> reporter: jackson will make a full recovery. he'll wear his cone for another couple weeks, lucky that a stranger happened to be driving by. stacy says the dogs were well groomed like they belonged to somebody but they were

now stacy is stuck with a $1,000 vet bill.a news. >> that's a lot of money, thank you so much. >>> up next at 6:30, we continue to follow the latest developments in the kincaid fire that's burning in sonoma county. dangerous conditions firefighters are facing and the close call one of our nbc bay area crews had while driving through the inferno. >>> we're following breaking news, that fire burning in the north bay -- >> the kincaid fire is burning out of control. >> you can see the firefighters keeping an eye on this house. >> as flames burn right behind. >> the state of california has thrown everything we've had at it. >> it's tragic, absolutely tragic. >> all hands on deck. >>> if you're just joining us, we're following break is news. 2,000 people evacuated because of this, this inteferninferno, n geyserville. you're looking at sky ranger over the smoke and flames right now. 10,000 acres have burned, no containment, hundreds of people in sonoma county out of their homes and hoping their homes are still standing. >> we know a

according to the complaint obtained by "e.t.," stacy, quote, pushed the victim and slapped him in theace. the victim sustained red scratch marks to his left upper arm from being pushed. dash was taken into custody, quote, without further incident she was released today on a $500 bond. stacy's rep could not be reached for comment. >>> now to the latest duane "dog" chapman's broken heart which is now threatening his life. he told us about being diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism or blood clot in the arteries. >> next step is blood thinners. 98% of thinners work on the blood clot. >> the condition was working on quitting smoking. >> i ordered a nicotine patch this afternoon. >> kevin sat down with the bounty hunter in july days after losing his wife to cancer. he said he doesn't fear death. >> are you ready to go because you want to be with beth? >> of course. i'm ready. i said you beat me to this. you say that right after you lose someone. then when it comes down to the nitty gritty survival takes over. i would rather live. >> dog, we wish you the best. let's turn to justin beebers big

. >> that islueless star stacy dash being taken into custody last night after allegedly being violentith her and.sb >> am getting arrested? >> the 52-year-old was arrested last night. >> my man is satisfied. he's got no cause for complaints. >> what do you do for work? >> i'm an actress. >> according to authorities, she was involved in a verbal argument that turned physical. the victim was reportedly her fourth husband of 18 months jeffrey marty. according to the complaint obtained by "e.t.," stacy, quote, pushed the victim and slapped him in the face. the victim sustained red scratch marks to his left upper arm from being pushed. dash was taken into custody, quote, without further incident she was released today on a $500 bond. stacy's rep could not be reached for comment. >>> now to the latest duane "dog" chapman's broken heart which is now threatening his life. he told us about being diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism or blood clot in the arteries. >> next step is blood thinners. 98% of thinners work on the blood clot. >> the condition was discovered about two and a half weeks ago

max kaiser this is the kaiser report to show you love i know you do yes stacie yes it's important to what you love i know you do yes stacy yes it's important to watch just say oh and we're going to show you some headlines why it's so important to watch us because i just say oh and we're going to show you some headlines why it's so important to watch us because if you watch the mainstream news if you listen to the corporate propaganda you might be on the wrong if you watch the mainstream news if you listen to the corporate propaganda you might be on the wrong side of many trades now max kaiser you were involved in the dot com bubble backside of many trades now max kaiser you were involved in the dot com bubble back in the ninety's and what happened during the dot com bubble a lot of people lost a lot of well in the ninety's and what happened during the dot com bubble a lot of people lost a lot of wealth 5 trillion and wealth right and it was the shoeshine boy the classic 5 trillion and wealth right and it was the shoeshine boy the classic shoeshine boy moment well today as we see the

stacy: if you think about why companies choose to go public, there are four reasons.access to capital so they can raise money. two, having the credibility of a public listing. and the visibility of that event. third, liquidity for early investors and their employees who often have been getting paid in shares or options of stock and want to be able to use that and buy a house. four, currencies so they can engage in m&a. traditionally, access to capital has been the primary driver in raising money. what we are seeing now is for many companies, because they are larger companies in the private market space, it is more the liquidity for their employees that is driving the public listing. it allows you to ask yourself, can we decouple capital raising from a public offering? that is what spotify started. the cfo of spotify asked that question. why do i need to go with a traditional ipo method if i'm not actually looking to raise money? that was really the genesis of the direct listings. taylor: how does your role change between the direct listing and an ipo? stacey: we have

two decades before fox news we were with stacy on the "clueless" set. >> dionne is very self-absorbed>> the 52-year-old has entered a not guilty plea. >>> now from tampa to boston where lori loughlin's legal team was in court for a pretrial status conference. the actress was not there and not required to attend. loughlin, we're told, is anxious, but trying to stay positive. she has plead not guilty for her role in the college admissions scandal which allegedly involved a $500,000 bribe. and while her case moves ahead toward trial, you might be wondering what has happened to the defendants who didn't fight the charges and plead guilty. well so far three of them have been sentenced. actress felicity huffman, of course, was given a 14-day prison sentence and two l.a. businessmen, devin sloan and steven semprevivo, both were recently sentenced to four months in prison. >>> let's move on and talk about hollywood couples. present company included. your family is gorgeous. >> i'm a lucky man. >> how do you find time to make music? >> i haven't made much music. >> you've been very busy. well,

ieshave seen that with compan out there. >> that was stacy cunningham., private companies tap to create space habitats once the international space station retires. at by onee the feet b boston-based company. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 2020 has been dubbed the year of artificial intelligence and tele-performance is headquartered in paris, france. they are getting aggressive when it comes to ai. i got all of the details from ceo daniel julian on thursday, from new york. >> i don't know if i am going to speak a lot about nigeria because it is a premier for us in the country. helpct, it is much more to -- then to help customer service. what is sure is that all of the companies all around the world deliver much better consumer service to their customers because the customers have taken the power. and the idea of chatterbox is very interesting. do you see chatbox becoming more and more of your business? >> the first time i heard about the chat box, i was a little bit depressed. have a service of people helping the customer to solve their problems o

. >> reporter: in 1985, 19-year-old lisa stacy and her 4-month-old daughter tiffany vanishing. >> the in the case, baby tiffany is found. >> tiffany stacy was purportedly adopted by a midwestern family in january of 1985 where she remains today. >> reporter: the young girl now known as heather adopted into a loving family, but how she ended up there, shocking. heather's adoption was arranged by uncle john, serial killer john robinson, convicted of killing eight women including her mother lisa stacy. now, for the first time ever, heather is telling her story. >> no one knows exactly what happened obviously in that motel room but it's highly likely that you were right there in that room when john murdered your mother. >> if not murdered at least taken from her. no one seems to know the details of what actually happened. i probably witnessed her murder. >> i still remember that picture. >> yeah. >> on the day he brought you there with your folks and you're bouncing on his knee. >> uh-huh. >> you know, every time i look at that picture, i'm thinking what is he thinking? was it an hour bef

because there's a survival guide book stacie just to start simply. resurfaced. be sure it's still there you go get it back. oh it's no good says a repatriation team will get the rest in 7 years. and philip a separate kaiser report. in his community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the teams most of the conflicts i would say are over balls around money and most of them money is made. close one on the children's cosimo each of them is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care and one of my hair is a monster so your hair might anything. thank . you. take a listen to almost any major politician's campaign stump speech and it sandwich somewhere between america's great and jobs jobs you'll always hear promises to spend more on education and while proper funding and accountable b

special edition back to the stacy part. what well we ended the 1st half on talking about haiti and what's going on in haiti because there are many protests and the news doesn't cover that of course because there are other more i mean you only have so much time on the cable news to cover it and you want to talk about your geo political enemies and stuff like that and in haiti there have been billions of dollars have gone missing and i want to compare that to what we have the situation in america because we have this farce on the cable news of everybody pointing their fingers at each other it's kind of like you know quentin tarantino film they're all pointing fingers at each other of who's the most corrupt but they're all corrupt i mean they're all working. in a corrupt situation all the children of the sons and daughters of politicians the nieces and nephews of politicians and in haiti there was a quote from economist emil who said that the days of lockdown have paralyzed the economic activity and made it worse but at the en

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some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. a bill for a match you know what money laundering is highly illegal here for a bunch of guys record. there are no official statistics in india concerning children who have been lost or separated from their parents some are to estimate that every minutes in the country the child goes missing. what. do you believe. the national human rights commission stated that $44.00 miners go missing every year while the police quoted. the united nations children's fund has described the situation as genocide and various sources suggested there was several 1000000 missing women and children 6. 6 consecutive nights of protest script pro independence activists vent their anger over the jailing busy of separatist leaders. gregg's it could speed as the u.k. forces. asking for an extension of the. in citizen scientists it tells them a further postponement would be damaging. like 2 kids in a lot you gotta let them fight then your problem apart without a little tough love yo

stacy mentioned that yesterday. romaine: going public also comes with a lot of responsibility.the criticisms that wall street and secondary market investors have had is with these multiple share structures, with that certainontrol ceos and founders have over the companies once they become public, is it fair? we saw this criticism with uber and continue to hear it with facebook. we see this with so many of the companies you have had a hand in and i'm wondering why of the companies think they can maintain that level of control and still take the public's money? bill: to correct one thing, just because i was deeply involved, before uber went public we transitioned our share based to one share, one vote. it has a cleaner governance most of these other companies. the balance of power in silicon valley has been leaning to the founder for a very long time. there are tons of sources of capital and only one zoom or one facebook. that has led to founders being able to make a lot of decisions they want to make. to artain cases, that goes level where it costs the company rather than helpin

as i mentioned, stacy cunningham, the president of the nyc was at our event yesterday it's one of thehings that i've been involved in that has brought the whole community together we are talking with anybody and everybody about this you know, yesterday there was news out that airbnb will go this way, get snowflake, airbnb. this would be wonderful momentum behind spotify and slack >> bill, speaking of momentum, we get your point about it being a 20-year effort, and it is, but it's these recent blowups that have given you the tailwind to make it possible, right? >> once again, i would back away from saying this is related to anything in the near-term. this is the data about how silicon valley companies have been taken advantage of by this broken process it goes back 30 years or 30 or 40 years it's unfortunate in the past three years it's gotten worse i think that's because the ipo process devolved that's another subject matter. but i think it used to be that the ipo process was about disseminating, marketing, selling far and wide it's become a game of just hand allocating shares to the

it's still unclear what caused a portion of the building to come down in new orleans stacy coley and reporting. >>least 2 people are dead and several others injured. after a typhoon slammed central japan with hurricane force winds today, it's thai food, hey got it made landfall later on this afternoon. that's local time police say the 49 year-old man died when a tornado flipped his car over at least 5 other people including 3 children w tornado through been evacuated. all flights to and from tokyo and nearby airports have been canceled until at least tomorrow morning. >>a high school student is using social media to bring about a very positive change as courtney from reporters anonymous instagram page. >>is bringing smiles to students and hopefully encouraging them to do the same. >>and probably one of the best feelings is to wake up in the morning. you know check your instagram see that your tag post or high school junior jane hansen makes that happen. >>some of his classmate. >>away that we accomplish this is through an app called telling him to where you can click on the link and

stacie says she will never forget. >> i said, "you're going to be okay. it's going to be fine."ld see that she was covered. her arms and her legs and her abdomen, they were covered in stab wounds. >> does it seem surreal even to this day? >> yeah, it does. i mean, there are definitely like moments from that day just -- they're burned into my mind. i'll never forget them. >> describe the moment you first see her. >> reporter: the surgeon who was there that day when he was looking at the wounds and in particular the stab wound to the chest, he told me that had it been the width of a human hair deeper, that stab wound, that she wouldn't be here today. >> the knife stopped at the wall of the artery. >> and had it not? >> had it not, she would have had a major heart attack from the amount of bleeding and probably died within a minute or two. >> reporter: and now police decide they've got to go to morgan geyser's house to figure out how this happened, what was behind this. >> they asked me where's morgan? i said, "she's at the park with her friends." >> angie geyser told us that there

stacy was arrested over my objection. we both look forward to getting this behind us.o the latest on dwayne chapman three months after suffering a broken heart by losing his wife beth, his hearth is now threatening his wife. he told "e.t." he was diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism or blood clots in the arteries. >> next step is blood thinners, 98% of blood thinners work on the blood clot. >> the condition was discovered after he was rushed to the hospital three weeks ago. when kevin sat down with dog in july, dog said he did not fear death. >> are you ready to go because you want to join beth? >> of course. oh, yeah. i'm ready. i said you beat me to this. >> you say that right after you lose someone, and then when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, survival takes over. >> i'd rather live. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to dog and his entire family. >>> now let's get to more news in new york. >> we have the latest on prince harry after fighting back to protect his wife duchess meghan. after lawyers for meghan filed a lawsuit against a british newspaper, harry came

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stacy, graduated from the same school, 1985.he was also a mother of two, and a wife of a san francisco police officer. >>> an attorney who paid to rig his daughter's entrance exam, will be sentenced. this fell short of the eight month sentence that prosecutors had asked for. he allegedly arranged for a person to take her exam for her. >>> in the meantime, he is learning his fate tomorrow. he is asking the judge for a two month sentence.'s argument, his daughter never got accepted into usc. she did not take a spot from deserving applicants. we will see if that argument sways the judge. prosecutors on the other hand are asking for an 18 month sentence. >>> a woman and charged with intentionally running down two people in cupertino, was was to be in court today, but that was postponed. meanwhile, we're learning details about the case. according to the mercury news, she intentionally rammed into the first victim and then drove back and forth over his body, several times killing him. both pedestrians were hit on tuesday. the second v

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it's the new york stock exchange president, stacy cunningham, citadel securities, not the traditionalan and morgan, who the venture capitalists feel have under price these ipos. they want higher prices at the beginning so they can cash out more. theipo model really favors fidelity's and the black rocks of the world that buy in the night before. amanda: it used to be when an ipo was properly priced, insiders made their money, the banks made her money, but there was money left on the table, so the aftermarket could make money. when we look at the performance of recent ipos, it is not the case. we are not making money. much of that plays into the thinking by these entrepreneurs? sonali: it doesn't hurt their case, that they feel the market should find a price, rather than artificial price set by the banks and small set of investors. what you're seeing with the direct listing is, the first one, there was a dip after, but they started to perfect it with slack, where it was much more stable after they started trading. shery: we expect airbnb to go down that route next year. make complete se

staci and keith, you both are an incredible example.t it must be incredibly rewarding on top of all that so what advice do you have for someone who is considering adopting siblings or fostering siblings? >> yeah, i think the simple advice would be, one, just do it but i think as humans w like to talk ourselves out of hard thing, right? but there's kids living this hard reality every day so need good, strong people to step up give safe homes and lots of love to these kids and do hard things. >> kylie, what does it mean to have keith and staci that made it possible for you and your siblings to stay together? >> well, it makes me comforting because i knew where all my siblings were and that they were safe and like what they were doing so -- >> and that is very important for you to be safe and feel like your siblings are safe as well. >> you made their lives better but how did they make your life bet injure. >> oh, my goodness. i couldn't imagine our lives without them. they have brought such a blessing to our family. they have filled our h

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tonight, her parents, stacie and joe -- >> did you ever think you would get her to where she is todayhe had so much determination to not be defined by this event, and not be the girl who was stabbed. that i really think that it's her determination to live a different kind of life, that's what's gotten us here. >> what she has taught me is strength and will, just the sheer will to get through anything. >> remar >>> now, from abc7, live breaking news. >>> we are preparing aggressively for the weather pattern for the next few days. the high winds and the heat. >> scrambling in sonoma county, crews are racing to knock down the kincaid fire, ahead of hurricane force gusts. forecasts for the weekend, it's an ominous situation that could trigger a power shutoff to more than 2 million people in northern and central california. you did hear it right. we are talking about more than 2 million people affected. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. >> governor newsom, toure the sites and containment not in site. >> we have more on what the governor said and the fire conditions right now. >> ye

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report the show you love i know you do this is the kaiser report the show you love i know you do yes stacie yes it's important to watch just say oh and we're going to show you some help yes stacie yes it's important to watch just say oh and we're going to show you some headlines why it's so important to watch us because if you watch the mainstream news if you listen lines why it's so important to watch us because if you watch the mainstream news if you listen to the corporate propaganda you might be on the wrong side of many trades now max keiser to the corporate propaganda you might be on the wrong side of many trades now max kaiser you were involved in the dot com bubble back in the ninety's and what happened during the you were involved in the dot com bubble back in the ninety's and what happened during the dot com bubble a lot of people lost a lot of wealth 5 trillion and wealth right and it was the dot com bubble a lot of people lost a lot of wealth 5 trillion and wealth right and it was.

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the governor declaring a stacy of emergen in both counties up los angeles county and in sonoma county set aside $75 million in a new fund to migate the costs of the massive power shut office, the intentional power shut officehe by t utilititi to try to prevent fires. it is it working? well we'll find out. want to show you something first t ght here. i don't know if you can seee in istance while that home is destroyed over there you can see the pink on the ro, the check droppe by the firefighters on the homes which to try to save the neighborhood which they didf hundreds thousands of penal with power intentionally cut off in the tech capital othe world. what sort of technology are we using to try and better predict there well there are a couple of pilot programs going on for the first time in year. onof them is called wi fire a $200,000 fire program out of uc n diego and using cameras and to predict where the fire is going. and l.a. county fire chief darryl boss ohs by told me it's workg here. >> when he look at the projection, a press conferenc last night there was a low in the a fire

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