weiss: yes. i would get on the train and then find my way to the school, come back late in the afternoon. in the winter, i could always tell it was getting a little dark, tell from the distance coming towards my house, my mother was looking across the fence to see if she was coming. she was getting worried. then, when she spotted me, she would disappear and go back into the kitchen and start preparing my dinner. that was the routine. however, when we had to wear the yellow star, i went to school a couple of times on the train after that. by not putting it on -- i pinned it on rather than sew it on. bill: you are required to seew w it on. mrs. weiss: when i got on the train, i took it off because i was scared to be recognized as a jewish girl. when i got to the big city, i also did not put it on because they did not know this did not last long. thats were announced jewish children would not attend hungarian schools. my father was home, because his business was confiscated. he had no place to go an

weiss >> i can't believe it. >> weiss wrote in he bought ibm around the open. that tells you what kind of market we're in. >> uh-oh >> what stocks are running >> i own it and might sell it. >> i've taken that drug before >> at levels not seen since december of 2000 paypal, all-time high. you want to go more chips? all-time high. tech keeps ripping >> and will continue to rip along with the other sectors that pete is talking about i think he mentioned healthcare. industrials are on fire as well. look, right now, the trend is reflecting sentiment sentiment is very positive it will continue that way as long as nothing interrupts it. what could interrupt it is bad policy decisions from washington, d.c. look, we should get this china deal if we don't, that would be horrible but the next thing to focus on after that is what's going on with the european union and the u.s. if that situation, that simmering trade dispute gets resolv resolved, the march higher is very easy to see and i know i've been saying this for a while but i'm going to continue to say this it comes

i'm rabbi eric weiss. throughout the country, communities are taking a very deep look at issues of work, and its economy, and ways in which a community can contribute by working economy to the common good. we are pleased to have in this conversationmorning, lisa country man, to talk about this important issue. welcome, lisa. what is jv s? >> reporter: we believe in the power of work to transform lives. we are a nonprofit, no one sectarian work force organization that is grounded in jawish values but that serves the whole bay area community. our mission is to open up access for opportunity for those who have been left behind where it is a beautiful, big vision statement. i'm wondering if you can give us a couple of examples about how does it actually find its way to the ground? >> yes, we work closely with employers in sectors that are showing very strong growth and particularly sectors that have a large percentage of middle skill, middle wage jobs. one of the things that happened since the great recession

weiss and josh are up now. >> agree realty. i recently bought the stock. it's a read.ike other reads, their business is composed of companies that are essential the yield is very good stocks been a meteor >> it's very rare to look across the market and find a name like this that's in the right space at the right time, very unique and i think over five years it could double and i really want to stick this one out for the long-term. >> all right let's do the good first. weiss, agree realty, up 13% since. what do you do now you agree or disagree with agree? >> i agree you continue to hold look, the family's never sold a share that ceo joey agree, who, full disclosure, he's a friend, they're in triple net leases and they're companies like panera, since he took over from being in the circuit cities to being in the walgreens, the cvs, where you don't have the risk of them going out of business. so over time, stock continued to move higher, it did get a bump from the ten year being down but rag rates are going to fluctuate not the highest yeeding read out there. it's a nice y

weiss, from alex in florida, okay, zogenix. you talk about this a lot.s thing got smashed, didn't it >> it did. what happened was the fda refused to file the nda for the company and they cited a couple facts we won't go into but i think they'll be rectified >> you still in it >> i bought some more, actually, just yesterday >> okay. so you still like it >> i still like it >> tell me why >> well because i think that what they -- what the fda cited were two factors and both have to do more, i would say, with the administrative end of it, not reflecting the study, not reflecting the full study, than whether the drug works or not so i still believe, according to people i have talked to, that it works, it's for a form of epilepsy and i think you'll see it recover i like it. >> thanks for that thanks for the question. doc, one for you vince in houston spotify's estimate consensus seems low. is it about to break out >> it could. they've got that basically an antitrust issue against apple filed on their behalf in the eu and so depending how that goes, and we don'

. >> cooper: "david and dan" are david benioff and dan weiss.nd novelists with no television experience, but they loved the massive scale of martin's story. i mean, no disrespect, you were relatively novice in-- in this realm of television. >> dave benioff: yeah. it's not disrespectful. it's a fact. i mean, we had never produced anything. >> cooper: you'd never produced anything? >> dan weiss: what we thought we were facing was a real uphill battle of trying to explain to him why he should avoid all of these film offers and accept these two guys who'd never made a television show before in their lives. >> benioff: and really, he just wanted to know if we knew the books. >> cooper: they knew the books cold, and convinced martin that if hbo signed on, they would make an epic, cinematic television series that was true to his story. >> martin: i knew that none of the conventional networks were ever going to put this on, not without taking out all the sex and 97% of the violence and making it a kiddie show that was on at 8:00. i wasn't going to let t

michael weiss there.panese emperor is about to resign. on tuesday afternoon, emperor akihito will formally give up his throne. the build—up to that moment is well underway. a short while ago, the emperor visited sacred areas of the imperial palace as part of a series of rituals linked to his abdication. under japan's constitution, emperor akihito is not allowed to retire, so the government had to pass a special one—off law to allow him to do so. 0ur correspondent laura bicker is in tokyo. this is really an extraordinary thing. extraordinary day but sorry about the weather here in tokyo. yes, this has taken 200 years since an emperor at last abdicated, it has taken a special act of government to ensure that he could do so. in just a few hours time, he will make his last speech to the nation as emperor is the ceremony is carried out. they will carry in two boxes into this sacred room, a sacred sword and a sacred room, a sacred sword and a sacred deal and we have to take their word for it that that is what i

all right, weiss, the committee has met.will sanction you somehow later on but we give you a pick. >> oh, thank you it was a toss-up between microsoft now and i will go with that because i'm hoping they get off to a good start over alphabet so it's steady, not going to double from here unless the market doubles from here but i think it's nice steady and safe. i'm not that optimistic on the markets so i think they will grind higher. >> good stuff. looking forward to that. you can play along at home by the way. you can go to stockdraftchallenge.com. it all kicks off today 2:00 p.m. eastern time on cnbc >>> coming up, the dollar index pulling back but hitting a two-year high. when you look at the critical issues facing our world, what do you see? we see a billion more people breathing free. we see access to fresh food being the global norm, not the exception. we see homes staying cooler, without the planet getting warmer. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a r

good to have you with us here to debate and trade, joe terranova, josh brown, steve weiss. we begin with the markets. joe, s&p pretty much at 2900 we'll call it that new all-time intraday high for technology and mkm has a note today, quote, the march higher continues >> it does the march higher continues and we haven't even gotten to the tech companies you're citing leading the market higher. there's a lot of notes out today talking about limited up side in the marketplace. let's hear we talked all through the month of march about the importance of this earnings season, scott. and the expectation that was lowered throughout january and february let's hear what these technology companies have to say. we're hearing through the financials right now we know that energy, we know materials are going to be weak but we have to get through earnings before we can deliver this referendum on how much more up side there is in the market clearly the momentum points continuing higher. >> shannon, throw in a number of bag-name stocks hitting a new high disney, mcdonald's yum, proctor, hone

the question is steve weiss, will we get there? and then what? >> so look, earnings have been pretty decent -- >> maybe better than the worst fears of two weeks ago. >> absolutely. what's important is we are seeing it in companies this relate directly to the economy that are saying basically the economy isn't as bad as we thought. there's nowhere else to go i think it would be a nonevent we're seeing a healthy ipo market lift aside. so everything is in there to drive the market higher, particularly with rates still staying low even though the ten-year moved up. to me it's where you put your money, where your capital goes, into wa sectors and specifically into what stocks that's where you got to be careful. we are seeing a big rotation we will talk about later, health care, a lot of health care, as we have bernie sanders, health care for all, that will pressure health care. but i think that's the opportunity. that's never come through with hillary clinton before, and that's where we are. >> dow's up better than 100. 40 points away, little less tha

chinese infrastructure for over twenty years there's just too much rubbish to handle with spicing weiss process. we thought of a solution the word of the time is circular economy and this business does just that up cycling old plastic and grinding it down to granular it to build new us felt roads. we were a couple resources and we re-use them so we're not just a resaca in a national endeavor australia searching for more concepts to keep precious resources from going to the landfill this waste to energy plant is one of them. what we're basically doing here is converting food wise to a new bill energy using the gases that's produced when you stop the wise to voltage and. the plant can process thirty three thousand tons of rubbish a year creating enough energy to power nearly seven hundred fifty thousand homes but building waste to energy stations is to turn the capital intensive critics are demanding similar legislation as in the e.u. where waste disposal is only seen as a last resort use of a cost of putting a wise thing to a landfill is much harder than it is even astride it. because al

the plane is registered to jeffrey weiss of houston, a pilot for more than 40 years. he also donated his time to nonprofit organizationsike fligr children. investigatrs would not confirm if he was on board. we have spoken with several of weiss' friends who say they've been trying to get ahold of him all day by phone, but have not had any luck. jeff, we do know the ntsb and the faa have investigation into the cause of the plane crash, but they won't have information on that or the other victims any time soon. >> all right, sad story. mireya, thank you very much. >>> >> the mayor of yuma, arizona has declared a state of emergency as the city on the border struggles to handle a flood of migrants. yuma is now asking for state and federal help. janet shamlian takes us inside the crisis tonight. >> reporter: it's the front line in arizona's border battle, and it didn't take long to see it ourselves. what you're looking at is what happens multiple times a day here on the arizona border. you see a group of people, maybe six or eight of them being apprehended by border agents.

our steve weiss bought lyft on the ipo. he joins us now on the phone weiss, first duke, now this. >> it's not been a good week that's for sure. it comes in threes so -- >> i don't know what's next. >> the next is if john drops by my office. that could kill it >> i'm on my way >> what's the deal with the position now >> so, i stopped myself out at deal price on most of the position what i bought higher, though, is what i still have. my bet here, then, that this was such an important ipo for jpmorgan, jamie dimon has come out and said they want to make a real move and break up the duopoly between goldman and morgan that does all the big tech deals however, since their first deal, they may have not placed it as well as it should have been placed not necessarily any fault of their own. but here's where we are. so, i actually called in to see what it would cost to short the stock and it would cost 99%. what that means is that if i held the shares for a year, then i'd have to see it double, you know, basically shares cut in half,

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. >> yang: dana weiss is chief political corrpondent for israel's channel 12. >> when people are askingroval rates, whot to be prime minister, for the first time there is a tie tween prime minister netanyahu and the person who is standing against him. >> yang: gantz leads a center- right coalition that includes two other former army chiefs of staff: gabi ashkenazi and moshe ya'alon, who also served as netas nyahu'defense minister. they hope their combined military experience offsets netanyahu's reputation as israel's "ecmisterity." >> on my watch, iran will not threovaten israel by takin sryia, lebanon or the gaza strip. nor will it undermine pragmatic regime in the middle east. on my watch, iran will not have uclear weapons. >> yang: netanyahu trumpets his close alliance with president trump. the president has boosted his israeli counterpart's standing by moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, cutting aid to the painlens. g and, durina white house visit just two weeks before the election, recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights, which israel seized from syria in the 1967

mozambique cycling kenneth made landfall late thursday and authorities say its aftermath could bring to weiss as much rain as i can die did last month disaster agencies say seven hundred thousand people could be at rest at least five people have died now since the storm struck. final preparations are underway in spain for an election that could further inflame the country's political divisions prime minister pedro sanchez was forced to call the vote early after his government's draft budget failed to win the backing of parliament in a poll is spain's third election in four years. south korea is marking the anniversary of a landmark summit between president in and the north korean leader kim jong hoon the two leaders met one year ago in the demilitarized zone dividing the peninsula they signed a peace declaration there raising hopes of a diplomatic thaw today south koreans gathered along the border for a peace ceremony but north korea was absent from the celebrations. the demilitarized zone often described as the most fortified border in the world turned peaceful by the south korean people fiv

convincing win the defending champions cruised against fortuna dusseldorf kingsley coleman's going to weiss and a dominant four one victory earlier on sunday hoffenheim defeated hertz of berlin to nil the standout match from saturday was of course dortmund's two one win over mines which keeps them within striking distance of bahrain and still one result to come that's frankfurt and burberry currently in action lewis hamilton posted a victory at the chinese grand prix with mercedes dominating formula one's milestone one thousand race reigning world champion hamilton lead home a mercedes one to finish ahead of his teammate terry botha us stories sebastian vettel was a controversial third place. china had the honor of hosting groom pretty number one thousand mile stone race ready made for a man who's used to setting milestones of his own lewis hamilton on the left was beaten supposed by miss avies timi found three brought to us by the first corner of the normal order had been resumed. behind then things are a bit more messy dinny of korea at toro rosso getting tangled up with the two mclaren's

we spoke with the plane's former co-owner and said weiss was diligent about the plane's maintenance.ng the people they regularly flew for treatment was an 18-month-old with an auto immune disease and she's now 18 years old. >> wow. thank you very much, kris. >>> we are learning about the alleged activity of a leader of a militia group detaining migrants at the u.s.-mexico border. harry mitchell hopkins is charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm. he could face up to ten years if convicted. videos of group apparently show militia members stopping migrants sometimes stopping mieg rantds at the border in mexico. that has angered state leaders. >> there you go. >> the united constitutional patriots say they are simply doing their part to enforce u.s. immigration laws. in 60 days they claim they've captured roughly 5600 migrants who illegally entered the country to human rights activists they're a group of gun-toting vigilantes. >> these are the kinds of videos you're accustomed to seeing of terrorists groups in the deserts of afghanistan. >> the executive director of the acl

. >> the pilot is 65-year-old banker jeffrey weiss. he volunteered with angel flight bringing sick people to hospitals in houston and dallas. he was not on a charity mission at the time of the crash. >>> the supreme court will hear oral arguments to decide whether existing civil rights laws ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. federal law forbids workplace discrimination on the the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. it was not spofkly apply to lgbtq. it is prohibited under sex discrimination. >>> police in indiana released clues about the man they believe murdered two teenagers. take a listen. >> down the hill. >> hard to hear, but that audio ll. n iamsmare kier's cone.gofor a key >> question to you, what will those closest to you think of when they find out that you brutally murdered two little girls? two children. only a coward would do such a thing. >> investigators also released this sketch of the man they say murdered the two teens. police believe he is from delphi or possi

for meaningfully cheaper than it is now, or do you use this opportunity to take the point of view weiss and jim, duopoly, nothing really fundamental is going to change. there's not a big reputational risk here and you buy the stock. >> this is where i miss out a lot of times when i set the price target, and then i miss out because it never gets there. i'd want to buy it as a market multiplier lower i don't know if we see that, but -- that's why i'd be comfortable buying it. >> why would you think this would be a market multiple given its duopoly position, given its manufacturing and it's sold out for years and years, past your investment horizon why market multiple? >> there's so little clarity to the earnings for the next year to two because of this that murkiness in earnings gives me the pause that says i need a market multiple because that's where it builds in the margin of safety >> maybe in a perfect world it's above market multiple. but maybe that world looks differently. >> that's a very sobering idea she has there. very sobering. anything under 350 is a screaming buy on this nam

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all the victims are from the houston area including the pilot, jeffrey weiss, and marc tellepsen, an entrepreneur active in local charities and mark scioneaux, the husband of houston ballet's artistic director. >>> a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. severe storms are moving througl pas ditexas and oklahoma. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are expected from dallas to midland, texas. near green bay people are bracing for the possibility of more flooding as rain continues to fall in the area. looking at today's high temperatures, 74 here in new york, 80s from washington, d.c. to atlanta, 60s in denver and kansas city. low 80s in southern california. >>> coming up, the new warning about the future of social security and medicare. >>> also ahead, samsung is delaying the release of its much anticipated foldable phone. why the delay and when it will be available. >>> plus, caught on camera, the dramatic moment a building collapses. what caused it to come crashing down. >>> so >>> so, this was not a planned demolition. this apartment building in istanbul, turk

laura: walt weiss says it would never spy for beijing. -- huawei says it would never spy for beijing.at credible? >> the challenges that huawei may d everything right, but nationstate cyber operatives from m chi take advantage of the relationship. laura: meanwhile, the u.s. does not nynt the u.k. orf its allies to use huawei. good britain be punished -- couldy britain be punished america if he does this? >> we are entering a gray area with treaties and technology. punish hate to see them partners because of a difference of opinion in leveraging technology and what the risks are. we have to do a better job securing the supply chain vs. focusing on the company and its relationship and whether or not they can secure their access to the internet. laura: thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." ill to come on tonight's program, from america'so dad disgraced felon. a new t book exploreshe fall of disgracedos comedian bill and the women who took him down. how many times have you left your baby in front of the telly or with the table

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the biggest stories of the day thus far steve weiss, john and pete are here and jenny harrington, the portfolio managing stocks have been boosted to new highs after a lead in boeing, caterpillar, as the president meets with china's vice premier today midst with headlines whether close to making a deal the question is, what would a deal real palestine to yoly mea? >> it's not. it's not priced in. >> you believe something is close? >> i think we're getting close to an announcement and then we need to hear what the details are, which i said all along. i believe that will be enough once we get what the details are and where it's going to impact we suspect strongly, of course, it will impact agriculture products whether it is the machinery that goes into harvesting stuff like john deere or whether it's cargill and ad plays in the u.s. i think china gets the most lift when a deal is struck. but we're getting closer to it and it's all in the details. >> maybe, steve, there's not much action today because the market already knows about it. the market thinks it's going to happen it's already i

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national interests and promote regional security stability and prosperity major car weiss a spokesperson for the u.s. military's african command has come forward and stated the purpose of the pentagon's operations on the continent now he was responding to a tweet by the young gun control activist david hawkins now hawgs tweet was reacting to the fact that currently there are u.s. military operations underway on the african continent is not a small number the official reason given is to promote stability but it's hard to measure success when so little information is available to the public about what's actually going on for example for u.s. military personnel were killed in the african country of niger when this came to light members of the u.s. armed services committee those are u.s. senators had no idea what they were even doing there but i didn't know there was a thousand troops in niger and you heard senator graham there he didn't know we had a thousand troops in these air did you know i didn't know and for something that top aleck that officials don't even know about it's rather exte

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live now to los angeles and michael weiss journalist at the daily beast and co—author of isis: insidehis? apart from the obvious that it is proof of life, that that al—baghdadi is still with us. the last we saw him was at the mosque in mosul where he inaugurated the so—called caliphate giving a sermon, preaching from the same mosque before going off to fight in the crusades. it was his grand unveiling. here we see a figure reduced to see —— being a commander of insurgency, most in the same fashion we saw the founder of al qaeda. post also similar to how a summer qaeda. post also similar to how a summer bin laden used to be. next to an assault rifle, military fatigues and looking a bit worst for —— worse for wear. it is sending a message to the isis loyalists. he is very much still in charge was up the guardian newspaper reported there was an aborted coup in february this year and the coup plotters had charged him with being overweening with his handle —— handling of isis governance. some in isis saw him as to refresh —— repressive and authoritarian for their tastes. here's 02 declarin

much of the weiss is discarded by locals themselves because there's no service here to pick up trash or scientists testing the health of coral in nearby water has and they've issued a warning. or a set of element in places like seattle feel like giving us a good example of what we want to avoid here in the future check development is saying go out into the ocean and that's a real problem for car race and say crosses in particular. but developers say construction would benefit the region if it's done right we have a couple of issues that we need to deal with the issues of infrastructure basic sewerage sanitation. electricity incineration waste disposal this is the way forward in the way that this city will win and then they can become a world wide destination. but activists say right now greed is winning out over green and they feed beaches like this might just become a paradise lost. now back to a time before pollution some fascinating news from turkey for history buffs archaeologists here think they may have found the world's oldest shipwreck in waters off of the mediterranean resea

the plane is registered to jeffrey weiss of houston, a pilot for more than 40 years.e also donated his time to non- profit organizations like angel flights, which transports patients or medical supplies for children. investigators would not confirm if he was on board. we've spoken with friends who have been trying to get ahold of him all day but have had no luck. the n.t.s.b. and the f.a.a. have crews on sight right now investigating the cause of the plane crash, but they won't be releasing any information on that or the other victims any time soon. >> glor: all right. sad story, mireya. thank you very much. we'll move now to the latest on the search for a missing boy in illinois. detectives today searched a neighborhood about 50 miles northwest of chicago where five- year-old a.j. freund was reported missing last week. deaneynolds is there. >> reporter: soon after the boy's mysterious disappearance last week, police dogs quickly picked up his scent inside the family home but not outside. in a statement today, police diid there is no indication that an abduction had t

earlier i spoke to michael weiss in los angeles, journalist at the daily beast and co—author of isis:. i asked him what he thought of the video. well, apart from the obvious that it is proof of life, that baghdadi is unfortunately still among us, i think the optics or the staging of this video are quite interesting. the last time we saw him was injuly 2014 at the al—zangi mosque in mosul where he inaugurated the so—called caliphate, dressed all in black, giving a sermon, preaching from the same mosque that salah ad—din had once preached from before going off to fight in the crusades. it was his grand unveiling as the caliph of isis. here we see a figure reduced to being the commander of an insurgency, posed in very much the same fashion as we have previously seen the founder of al qaeda in iraq, isis‘ predecessor organisation. posed also similar to the way a 0sama bin laden used to be. next to an assault rifle, in military fatigues or wearing some sort of military get up. and looking a bit worse for wear, despite the highlights in his beard, i guess they still have henna post mosul an

i'm andrew weiss, the vice president for studies and we are delighted to have put together this team of experts -- we're delighted to put together this team of experts to talk about the shock waves that are emanating from ukraine as a result of sunday's election. to my right is professor -- who is a professor of history at harvard university, and the director of the harvard ukrainian research institute. next to him is matthew kaminsky the editor in chief of politico, and previous incarnations he's been a correspondent for the financial times, the economist, the "wall street journal," a editorial writer for the "wall street journal" and the inaugural editor of politico europe. and on the very far end of the table is a carnegie endowment scholar, has spent the past two decades in and out of ukraine, and former parts of the soviet union as an incubator for civil society groups and a very independent voice of reason about developments in ukraine. at least with the first person i encountered who was telling me at the beginning of this year that vulensky was for real, and published in poli

. >> reporter: policy expert steve weiss and wiseman has told the governor we will be in a better position if we keep getting major destructive fires year after year. pg&e's electricity rates could skyrocket by 50% or more . >> here is a company with about $13 billion of revenue currently. if you add a $15 billion fire on top of that, you are going ts even in a single year. >> power and gas rates are already so high as it is. for us to something that they lapsed in just doesn't sound right. >> people have to make choices and if that is one of them that needs to be done then i guess we will just pay more. >> at the same time, all of the ceos and everything else, they get their bonuses but we are stuck with the bill? that's not really fair. >> reporter: higher electric rates could damage the burgeoning electric vehicle industry. >> the cost of electricity, if it climbs to a point where it it is aggressively more expensive to drive an electric car than a gasoline car, that will have a huge dampening effect. >> reporter: reliability of the california electricity grid could be downgraded by con