participants say they are taught to call raniere "vanguard." vanguard? >> yes. so vanguard is the name that we refer to keith as because he is the leader of a philosophical movement. >> reporter: the second highest ranking member of nxivm is a woman named nancy salzman. former members say she is known as "prefect." >> so keith and nancy, vanguard and prefect. >> reporter: at the heart of nxivm training is something called intensives, which former members say are like group therapy, running as long as 14 hours a day for up to 16 days. edmondson says she attended her first in 2005 when she was 27. >> i left my five-day, my initial training as if a veil had been lifted. and i could see things more clearly in my life. i could communicate better with people. >> reporter: that sounds fantastic. >> it -- yeah, it was great. >> reporter: sarah was recruited into the group by filmmaker mark vicente. what was it that was so compelling to you? >> just a way to break and understand certain things in my life in a way i never have before. >> reporter: rick ross studies groups

vanguard will be moving a professional to europe for the first time.companies will no longer have to travel to philadelphia to meet vanguard. they will meet vanguard on their own turf. sonali: what about other places in the world? are we seeing more in korea? they were excited about japan. where else in the world can we see activity? james: definitely korea. elliott has been breaking new ground there. hyundai campaign is interesting. there is regulatory change that may allowed m&a to be accomplished more easily there, particularly around breakups and best teachers. ers.estig we are going to see fascinating campaigns play out. some of the traditional activists have not been doing well. many don't want to name names. what happens in a case like that? activism go away? james: you have to look at activism -- it is much more than a quarterly or even yearly phenomenon. what is driving activism is a hunt for alpha, and the pressures are coming from not only the activists, but the traditional active managers working with the activists to drive ideas. in a worl

>> sure, 93% of vanguard funds do not invest in gun manufacturing.i'm sorry, jason, i made a mistake, i was referring to starbucks and not vanguard. >> that's okay. [laughter] stuart: i'm an old guy. >> i like yes better than no anyway. [laughter] >> 93% of vanguard guns do not invest in gun manufacturers, education is key versus a silly boycott which won't have any effect. >> it won't change what the problem is, the problem is trying to make places safer and avoid the incidents from happening. boycott a gun company and avoiding investors is not going to address the problem. nicely put. thank you for bailing me out. jason, eddy, we appreciate you being was. >> thank you. stuart: see you again soon. >> all right. stuart: where is the market, ten minutes in, we are up 9 points. i'm going to say flat to ever so slightly higher. by the way, there we go. some special guests coming up today. those are my grandchildren. ashley: wow, look at the red hair. stuart: they are five of my nine. you will only see three of them today, but you'll see them in the 11:0

if you go to vanguard, you expect to get vanguard funds.ill lynch you are getting funds that they are getting paid to offer you. at betterment we do not get paid by anyone to sell you certain funds. the only way that we make money is the fee that you pay to advise you. we are a fiduciary advisor and that makes us unique in the robo advisors space. emily: do you have any plans to expand? some of your competitors are partnering with banks. they offer things like checking accounts and credit cards. is that something that you would do? >> what i am excited about is how we make customers make the most of their money. we have always tried to make more of your money so i don't want to give you just a checking account. i want to give you something better. i want to make your checking account smarter, and help you make more money off of everything that you own. you will not see us launch just a debit card or check account like all of these other players. you will see us launch things that make you more money. emily: how fast you expect your assets t

and we are willing to compete every day with blackrock, vanguard and all others.aidi: where we at in the growth cycle, how late in the cycle are we? jim: good question, it is always hard to determine what is right there. you want to look at your portfolio and make sure you feel like it is a for the long-term and what we see today, which is volatile markets. haidi: with the u.s., president aid a calling the cohen ria whole new level of the fairness. i mean, it has been hard for investors to be able to see the implications of these daily tweets and developments, in how they manage their portfolios. jim: there is a lot of noise coming out of the u.s. and it is a challenge. you want to try to get through that and look at your underlying portfolio and what is going on in the economy, what is driving company growth and how you can make sure you position your portfolio for the long-term outcomes, and honestly, ignore some of the short-term noise. betty: ok, thank you. state street global advisors executive vice president. more explanation on the headlines. president trum

blackrock and vanguard are the biggest institutional share holders of ruger last month blackrock dido new etfs will exclude gunmakers and gun retailers. vanguard telling cnn last night that the majority of its funds do not directly invest in gunmakers. >>> time for the other top trending stories kate rogers back with those. >> tributes continue to pour in after the passing of barbara bush yesterday former first lady was beloved inside and outside of the political world. the houston texans defensive lineman j.j. watt called her a beautiful wligt in the world and tweeted four photos of them together barbra streisand tweeted condolences and prayers. lo nasa tweeted a picture of barbara bush talking to astronauts in space in 2007. the texas rangers shared a photo of the former first lady throwing out the first pitch in 1989 tweeting she will forever be in our hearts >>> switching gears, the coachella tallies are in, and to no one's surprise beyonce came out on top beyonce's performance was live streamed by more fans than any other set over the festival's first weekend. more than 458,000

if you go to vanguard, you expect vanguard funds, if you go to schwab, you expect schwab funds.come to betterment, we don't get paid by anyone. you don't get paid to sell you certain funds. the only way we get paid is the fee you pay us, and that makes us unique in the rubble advisor space when we are looking out in the customer's best interests. emily: do you have plans to expand, to offer checking accounts and credit cards? excited abouti am is how we help customers make the most money. i don't want to give you just a checking account, i would think you be something better and make your checking account smarter and how to make more money off of everything you own. that is what we do. you want see us just launched a checking account or credit card, will see us do think that will help you make more money. emily: how many assets to have? jonathan: 13.5 billion. and we grew year-over-year, and i expect growth to continue. emily: how do you advise on text given lots of market volatility and uncertainty? jonathan: i think it is interesting what is going on with facebook and the broa

vu has been a steady inflow getter, that is a vanguard run it.ard is good at taking inflows the matter what is going on. voo saw $160 million in outflows last week. that is almost as shocking as spy taking 115 million out. voo is mom and pop. right now it is holding on and spy is coming back after a rough last week. has both and sometimes the crosscurrents get lost in the numbers. i don't use that anymore. spy and voo are for your general market sentiment. >> you have another chart that has three straight weeks of inflows, so people are now going into high-yield corporate debt. hylb are the two to watch in the corporate junk on space. hyg is used by institutions, 2 billion in out those your today. 10-year.g rips off the if it goes up, you will see outflows. hyg is like a hotel, but the whole while hylb has been taking in money. that is used by retail. that is like the voo of the junk bond space. that is taking in 600 million and continues to taken money. we finally have an etf in the junk on space that can tell us what the mom and pops are feelin

but the artist stood at the vanguard of a new movement. down the courts of stuff the law modern depictions of the cross usually play with the idea of disappearance with distance with a transitory than the historical cross on gaza appears to be sinking further and further into the fog of history it's infinitely far away. the only way left open to us to keep it in the present is not the historical reconstruction of events that occurred two thousand years ago but to grasp it inwardly you know if you're a fossil. what form could the symbolism of the cross adopt now. pam and beagle meyers gilded wooden sculpture evolved from the idea of folding a blank sheet of paper. and folding the paper he created across. god's isn't people have been making crosses for more than two thousand is so it's very difficult to come up with a new version a new perspective a new way of depicting the cross. pastor knows where to find it. has little interest in art as an an with selective act of piety.

young people are usually seen as vanguard pushing. >> since you worked with diaries, tell me a story or two of real characters that struck you? all characters. >> you must have a favorite among them that would help people understand what the about? is >> yeah, a young woman, susan epps, in florida, in a slave-owning family before the civil war. she's eight years old and keeps overhears snipits of her parents talking about the coming conflict, republicans, northerners and abolitionists, livingumes are a monster in the woods. it's a beautiful example of absorbing political examples and connect to the conversation, they don't always issues and don't understand ideology, piecing together ngagement, engage and concerned, but not necessarily based on understanding all the issues of the time. happened to her? >> she got more and more engaged time, civil warr broke out and she had to negotiate in this world where ultimately decided not to support slave owning, she florida a community in that does. she has to negotiate conflict as and gets she grows more and more involved. >> how are diaries

if you go to vanguard, you expect vanguard funds, if you go to schwab, you're getting schwab funds.u are getting funds they are paid to offer you. but if you come to betterment, we don't get paid by anyone. you don't get paid to sell you certain funds. the only way we get money is the fee you pay us, and that makes us unique in the robo advisor space. we are looking out for the customer's best interests. emily: do you have plans to expand? offeringners are checking accounts and credit cards. you make at to help more of your money. i do not want to just give you a checking account, i want to give you something better, make your checking account smarter and make more money off of everything you own. that is what we do. you will not see us launch just a checking account or credit card, you will see us help you make more money. emily: how many assets do you have under management? 120% this year. i expect that kind of growth to continue. emily: how are you advising on tech, given market volatility and a lot of uncertainty over facebook? jon: it is interesting what is going on with facebo

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and stood at its vanguard and shown a spotlight on the role rape, sexual entitlement, a scandal hungry media and hollywood's casting couch culture played in the ruin of a comedic icon. bill cosby, guilty, guilty, guilty. and in the penalty phase, we'll learn if he'll ever be free again. continuing now from the courthouse as we await for the victims. >> all right. thank you. who would like to speak? do you want to ask a question or do you want them to speak? >> i just want to thank da steele and his amazing team and all of the people who believed in us every step of the way. we are so grateful to all of you. thank you, thank you, thank you. we are vindicated. we are validated. and we are now part of the tsunami of women power and justice. we are not shutting up and we're not going away. get over it. >> i stand here in the spirit of martin luther king who said the arc of the moral universe is long, but today it has bent toward justice. last year when i was sitting in the courtroom of the first trial and the verdict was hung, i left with such a tremendous sense of disappointment. and it b

bauhaus school but he was part of that larger movement of forces and bauhaus was part of the of vanguard that flourished after the first world war until the nazis came to power in germany and that is inversion exists and it was a center for many new developments which also helped shape modern architecture modern design social housing and to a lesser extent education. when you go to. many of the ideas we see in our modern cities at least in the northern hemisphere were profoundly influenced by the powerhouse movement the minister and. gun stark practice the new documentary examines a century of bauhaus and the social utopia it sought to create the filmmakers traveled around the world in search of what remains of that vision isn't compatible with global capitalism and the rise of a new real estate market the film follows a volatile cold. as he founded the bound house in the city of weimar in one thousand nine hundred and moved it to death six years later. who is in there guys where is the bauhaus spirit does it still exist today or did it just for that many wonderful objects paintings and

he remains at the front of the political vanguard.s the head of the communist party, he is the guiding light in society but besides that, raul castro also has his son who oversees the intelligence apparatus, a la hydro castro who is a kernel, who was the point person -- alejandro castro who is a colonel. and then he has his son-in-law who runs the economy with the conglomerate known as the controls. that is 85% of the economy. he has his daughter who is in a key position within the national assembly. it remains a family enterprise. brent: so you say it is not the castro's giving up or receiving power at all. john: it is not, and is not the first time. between 1959 and 1976 cuba had a president that wasn't named castro. that did not in any way limit the absolute power of the castro brothers to do what they wanted to do in cuba. brent: let me play devil's advocate. from where your sitting in miami , you were at the epicenter of the cuban diaspora, all the exiles, many of them are still there to this day. we know they are not a friend of

do not have theoretical discussions about the potential of nonviolence to be the advanced -- add vanguard of civil relations among us. of votes. what a vote is. it is a greatest invention and nonviolence there ever was. dr. king talked about it and he said apart from the fact that jesus went to the cross, to show that there was life beyond death through nonviolence, a witness against violence and we now measure time into adn bc, by that witness, apart from that, and our civic -- in our civic creed, nonviolence is at the heart. i commend people need to think more about nonviolence as a conscious strategy. not only for a movement, but for our country and around the world. how we make it -- witness for democracy. [applause] finally, i want to say the third area that is hard is the area of optimism. and this is an is an -- and cynicism itself. what is the role? where did the optimism of the civil role -- civil rights movement come from? how did we get to be cynical? why is it that everybody will say we are in a cynical age and you hardly ever hear anyone say, how did we get here and how do we

not havee do theoretical discussions about the potential of nonviolence to be the advanced -- add vanguard of civil relations among us. of votes. what a vote is. it is a greatest invention and nonviolence there ever was. dr. king talked about it and he said apart from the fact that jesus went to the cross, to show that there was life beyond death through nonviolence, a witness against violence and we now into adn bc, by that witness, apart from that, and our civic -- in our civic creed, nonviolence is at the heart. thinkend people need to more about nonviolence as a conscious strategy. not only for a movement, but for our country and around the world. how we make it -- witness for democracy. [applause] finally, i want to say the third hard is the area of optimism. an -- ands an is cynicism itself. what is the role? where did the optimism of the civil role -- civil rights movement come from? how did we get to be cynical? why is it that everybody will say we are in a cynical age and you hardly ever hear anyone say, how did we get here and how do we get out? what are the elements of citizens

may i mean why is viktor orbán so important to the populace right in europe and why is he at the vanguardof these populist leaders. well i think all band has become a very significant figure within the broader populist right movement in europe they see him as somebody who is standing up to a more liberal vision of europe someone who stood up to an angle of merkel on the refugee issue somebody who wants to push europe in a more conservative direction we saw beany after the elections in italy who is the leader of the populist right league. almost say it immediately that he wanted to visit a big tall man and that follows a broader alliance between hungary and austria poland and the czech republic of group a bloc of countries trying to push here or in a very different direction. in berlin you've written extensively about populism and nationalism in europe so how do you think germany is looking at the elections in hungary what's the perception in berlin there where you are. well germany is very concerned about what is calling on in some central and eastern european countries and beyond like tu

remains at the front of the political vanguard and that's true as the head of the communist party he is the guiding light in society but beyond being head of the communist party. role caster also has his son who oversees the intelligence apparatus handle castro who's a colonel in the intelligence service who was the point person in the negotiations between the united states and cuba during the normalization efforts back during the obama administration secondly he has his son in law general slope this guy a house who runs the economy with the conglomerate known as gaius at the controls a good eighty five percent of the cuban economy and he also has his daughter who's in a key position by the other castro within the national assembly so it remains a family enterprise so you're saying what we saw today it is not the castro giving up or ceding power at all. it is not and it's not the first time between one thousand nine hundred fifty nine and one nine hundred seventy six cuba had a president that wasn't named castro's then was to close and that did not in any way limit the absolute power

andthree are nato members are sort of the vanguard of nato in way in the face-off with russia that wele of. these: it is tough for heads of state because they have to walk a fine line between the west and russia. what du say in a situation like that? that weances really will live up to the security promises we have made by when we brought the countries into nato. i think that is a big thing but you are right that they tell a line with putin but not very many. vonnie: yes. thank you for the context. again, leaders will be at the white house later today. we anticipate some comments from leaders. time now for the stock of the hour. investigatingg the tie to cryptocurrencies that once made the stock skyrocket. >> this has been a wild story in the past 24 hours and it fell 34% post-market yesterday, 22% a circuitggering breaker because of volatility. it is down 18% and this is because the company after the bell yesterday disclosed it is investigating the ipo, which it describes as the blockchain and power michael lending solutions power, another cryptocurrency, video coin. to put this in c

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vonnie: the top shareholders are people like berkshire hathaway, vanguard, blackrock. much of an impact can activist groups that own very small amounts of shares have? laura: exactly. we don't have the backing of some of these very large institutional shareholders, whether you are talking about wells fargo or any of our banks, you cannot get any of these proposals passed. you might see more support than you had thought because there are some activist shareholders involved who really care about some of these issues. we were talking earlier with someone -- the comptroller of new york and he was actually a person who was able to get a proposal onto the ballot today where he was calling for having a study into the center practices at wells fargo to see whether that is something that could harm the bank in the future. vonnie: definitely a lot more of an era being loaned to these people. laura keller, thank you for the latest on wells fargo. banks.et's stick with the latest development out of deutsche bank. the lender naming a new coo. , the seniors banking analyst. is a lif

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ftseis the vanguard european etf. month sincea single september 2016. different questions which we will address later in today show. european equities losing some, last month. let's talk about sky, one of the individual corporate stories of the day. it is up by 2%. 21st century fox is offering to sell sky news to walt disney as it seeks to win over u.k. regulators in its bid for the broadcaster, sky. disney has expressed an interest in acquiring sky news whether or not it's larger takeover of most of fox actually goes through, fox proposed the news channel sale to disney to guarantee the editorial independence of the --ration and city can also and the proposals by rupert murdoch's fox, the latest the thames -- the latest attempt to win approval. today,king the trend rising by 1.9%. vonnie: an interesting development with amazon shares. another tweet from the president calling amazon shares -- causing amazon shares -- i am right about amazon costing the united states post for being there personal delivery boys. amazon should pay these costs and not have

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it would seem very vanguard of the academic institution at the heart of the u.k.her they are going to investigate researchers at cambridge university. remember, aleksandr kogan was at the university when he was inventing the apps and getting information from users. notably, there was really firm rhetoric coming from cambridge university itself in response to this. i said that the reason they said they were really surprised that the reason mark zuckerberg has not overall known what was going on at the university of cambridge. he himself is saying that you need to understand whether something bad was going on at the rate university and whether it required stronger action from facebook. in response, cambridge university said look, we have made them aware. not only have we were in them a letter asking them to provide evidence against aleksandr kogan. he was working at came rate university at the time they are . also saying, we did publish evidence against aleksandr findings of our data and research since 2013. emily: we know that a facebook executive will be testifyin

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