good for the stock market for share prices but not necessarily for the overall economy thank you youngs carter there on wall street for us. europe's top court has ruled that individual governments can order facebook to remove content determined to be illegal it's a landmark ruling is also controversial critics say the decision by the european court of justice infringes on free speech and could allow authoritarian regimes to block critical content even beyond their own borders the case behind the ruling concerned an austrian politician who sued facebook to have offensive comments removed from the site. to call it a connecting flight would be a stretch but has launched something like an aerial ferry to and from john f. kennedy airport in new york city but will demand for the hoover copter ever get off the ground. many commuters and travelers have been turning to ride sharing companies to save money or for convenience now they can escape the gridlock on the ground by taking to the air tuber technologies is hoping to fill a market niche in new york city with helicopter rides to and from john f. ke

for the stock market to for share prices but not necessarily for the overall economy thank you youngs carter there on wall street for us. europe's top court has ruled that individual governments can order facebook to remove content determined to be illegal worldwide it's a landmark ruling if also controversial critics say the decision by the european court of justice infringes on free speech and could allow authoritarian regimes to block critical content even beyond their own borders the case behind the ruling concerned an austrian politician who sued facebook to have offensive comments removed from the site. now u.s. president donald trump may be talking about building a wall and fighting trade wars but somewhat counter intuitively mexico's exports to the united states are booming this year it sold $361000000000.00 worth of goods to its neighbor in the 1st 7 months close to 3 percent more on an annual basis business in laredo is already in full swing. almost half of all mexican exports come to the u.s. via this border crossing. in july and car exports from mexico across the border were part

the allegations echoing the case against michelle carter, the young woman convicted of involuntary manslaughter after sending hundreds of texts urging her boyfriend to act on his suicidal thoughts. what complicates this case, david, is that the young woman is back home in south korea. prosecutors say they're cautiously optimistic she'll return. but if she doesn't, they say there are a number of ways to extradite her back. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> and new fears for a missing 14-year-old girl from virginia. authorities saying she's in extreme danger with a direct appeal to the suspect. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: the desperate search for 14-year-old isabel hicks now a nationwide amber alert. >> she is in the company of an individual who has been reported by his family to have some suicidal ideations and he is in possession of a 9 millimeter handgun. >> reporter: police saying the eighth grader vanished from her bumpass, virginia, home a week ago with 34-year-old bruce lynch and could be in extreme danger. the fbi tonight urging lynch to do the right thing. >> you know isabel should be

was 2.5may remember, it months before president carter and two weeksit after that, a group of iranian militants, young people, stormed the embassy. that is where the story starts. washe time, we thought this something vaguely like a student sit in, that this would last a adults inurs, and the the room would eventually get together and straighten it all out. one day became two, became a month and clearly, that was not going to happen. i understood it was not going to happen, about a month into these events, when i received a care package from home with some clean underwear, clean socks and books. were war and peace, of and youre models brothers karamazov. someone was telling me something, that you are not going anywhere. to doe going to have time a lot of reading. war and peace is magnificent. the brothers is terrific. i have since realized that many people share my view. ,ven under those circumstances i could not. i got about 200 pages into it and i never got back to it. fast-forward about ofr months to about april the 14th of april. visitorning, we had a , doingo swiss gentlemen what they do, which i

carter was very young and all his life he was a humanitarian. he used his medical practices in providing pro bono working in villages and rural places for the disadvantaged and unfortunately we lost him this morning. i will be honored to adjourn this meeting in his beloved memory. thank you. >> i'm so sorry for your loss, linda. and we will adjourn in his memory. thank you. adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 my name is jim woods i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 henry adams what makes us unique is that we're reintegrated brooeg the beer and serving that cross the table people are sitting next to the xurpz drinking alongside we're having a lot of ingredient that get there's a lot to do the district of retail shop having

now be taken into custody -- >> reporter: the allegations echoing the case against michelle carter, the youngnslaughter after sending hundreds of texts urging her boyfriend to act on his suicidal thoughts. what complicates this case is the young woman is back home in south korea. now prosecutors say they are cautiously optimistic she will return, but if she doesn't, they say there are a number of ways to extradite her back. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva. >>> there is a big change for travelers coming to los angeles international airport beginning early this morning. >> a big one. arriving passengers will have to go to a new designated lot to catch a cab or their uber or lyft ride. l.a.x. officials say a new shuttle to that lot will take no longer than 15 minutes or travelers can walk. they believe the new system will ease traffic flow. >> as if the problems at l.a.x. weren't already bad. >>> on "monday night football," the steelers spotted the dolphins a two-touchdown lead, then pittsburgh rolled off the game's final 27 points. the dolphins looking for their first win,

face a stronger case than the michelle carter case because unlike michelle carter she was physically present at the time this youngf the roof a parking garage. first these messages if you look at what is in massachusetts law assuming the case doesn't get reversed by the supreme court, the michelle carter case, this could be and probably is a stronger case. heather: you were saying a key difference between the two cases as well. >> yes, this defendant was on scene. the prosecutor said she stocked him and went to the scene but yesterday a boston press release said the defendant in a statement said she was trying to stop him. it is an interesting development if true. it could go to the heart of the defense. also this particular state does not have an assisted suicide statute. they are using a general -- i have a problem using the statute because what it requires is reckless activity that causes the death. when you talk about causation there is another person active here. not like she held a gun, squeezed the trigger, was behind the wheel intoxicated or assisted in death through iv. there was no action that caused thi

young for their determination you continue to inspire the world. sayen a law professor who ran as an independent defeated his rival now bill carter we the media mogul and leader of the secular heart of tennessee a party cutaway was released from jail a few days ago after being detained on charges of corruption and tax evasion he dismissed the accusations as politically motivated saia took a principled stance on his opponent's detention refusing to campaign while he was locked up but once the vote was decided. supporters celebrated victory on the streets i was confident basis aid would win i am very excited for my country in the past elections my vote never counted this time i'm very happy because the man of voted for has become president the president has seen his powers diminish after the 2011 revolution the prime minister and the parliament shape the domestic agenda i see it faces to immediate challenges convincing the political parties but one the parliamentary election to set aside their differences and form a governing coalition and solving the economic problems so i get has repeatedly said that he was committed to helping his people now he mu

young for their determination you continue to inspire the world. sayen a law professor who ran as an independent defeated his rival now bill carter we the media mogul and leader of the secular heart of tennessee a party cutaway was released from jail a few days ago after being detained on charges of corruption and tax evasion he dismissed the accusations as politically motivated saia took a principled stance on his opponent's detention refusing to campaign while he was locked up but once the vote was decided. supporters celebrated victory on the streets i was confident basis aid would win i am very excited for my country in the past elections my vote never counted this time i'm very happy because the man of voted for has become president the president has seen his powers diminish after the 2011 revolution the prime minister and the parliament shape the domestic agenda i see it faces to immediate challenges convincing the political parties that one the parliamentary election to set aside their differences and form a governing coalition and solving the economic problems i get has repeatedly said that he was committed to helping his people now he must

also about two and a half months before president carter decided to admit the deposed shah and two weeks after that, a group of iranian militants, young people, .tormed the embassy that's where the story starts. at the time, we all thought this something vaguely like a student sit in, that this would last a day, that it would last 48 hours, and that the adults in the room would eventually get together and straighten it all out. became 2, 2 became a week, a month, and clearly that was not going to happen. more on sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. it is an interview recorded by the association for diplomatic studies and training. you are watching american history tv. >> monday night on the communicators. >> when it comes to facebook, the ftc recently find the company. how did you come up with $5 billion, and where does that money go? >> the money goes to the u.s. treasury. in terms of the monetary funds -- monetary fine, it's only one obtainof the release we from facebook, the $5 billion penalty that also brought relief in the way in which facebook can handle consumer data going forward. our interview with the ftc commissioner monday night a

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carter survived cancer in 2015. he had a hip replacement in may but he still teaches sunday school. last week he became the first u.s. president in history to turn 95. >>> britain's young royals are teaming up to promote mental health. >> kate and william and meghan and harry narrate a three-minute public service announcement that airs tonight on british television. >> it promotes "every mind matters," an online program to help people deal with depression and other mental health issues. >>> the so-called subway soprano whose underground performance in los angeles went viral has made her public debut. >> a week after being unknown and homeless, emily zamourka appeared at the grand opening of a little italy district in l.a. zamourka sang the same thing she was performing when she was first spotted by a member of the lapd. ♪ she says she was a little bit nervous but when it was over zamourka said she felt grateful for the opportunity. >> eventually i did touch your spirits and i'm so glad about that. that i could touch your hearts with my music, with my voice. thank you so much. for all of this, what's happening right now. i really thank you. i'm so overwhelmed. >> good f

young men between 1979 in 1997. school officials who heard concerns did not stop him. fox five in atlanta as jimmy carterupports his 95 birthday. he becomes the first former u.s. president to reach that milestone that he says he has trouble walking out after hip replacement surgery in may but he remains very active with humanitarian work, habitat for humanity, and teaching sunday school in his hometown of plains georgia. this is a live look at las vegas from our ability fox five. the city marks the second anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 58 people were killed at a music festival two years ago. among the activities today, a sunrise service and in after dark screening of victims names. that is tonight live look outside from special report. we will be right back. ♪ otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depress

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carter glass. >> good afternoon. and welcome, everyone fireworks the audience and everyone watching live online. i'm dylan croup and i'm an intern at the young americans foundation. [applause] >> young america's foundation trains conservative youth from across the country to promote conservative values. through campus activism initiatives and conferences and campus lectures. the conservative force and called a key pillar of the conservative movement by politico. the annual in educate america's youth is undeniable. and today i also have the honor of announcing my favorite speaker, dirt dr. burt folsom. i first heard him peek at the conference and one of the many reason its started a chapter on my campus and i became a history professor myself. as a native of lincoln, next, dr. folsom received hip--- his ph.d from the university of pittsburgh. over the four deck takes he had taught u.s. history at murray state university, northwood universe, hillsdale congress and kennesaw state university. the charles cline professor of history at hillsdale college from 2003 to 2017. he was recently appointed a distinguished fellow at hillsdale college as wel

young, fresh face come up from the party and usually become the nominee. i'm not saying he's going to be nominee, but if you think about clinton, carter, obama, i wonder if that's what's happening. i wonder if voters are thinking, wow, this is someone new. this is an outsider. he's bringing something different to this primary. so that's kind of how i see the buttigieg playing in this space. >> i wonder, though, if he is -- to be in that outsider, something different role, do you have to have rougher edges than pete buttigieg? do you have to -- because he speaks in entire, fully formed paragraphs. >> yeah. >> and he speaks in language that is always designed to, you know, to encompass people, not to offend people, to bring people -- >> i think the paragraphs are so perfectly crafted, and i think people are tired of the twitter president. >> no, absolutely. but i just wonder if when people say they want authenticity these days, do they want something rougher and messier and less well formed? i don't know the answer to that. >> we have to mention there was only one lapel pin tonight that said "math," and it belonged to andrew yang. standing by with chris hayes. >>

carter is now serving 15 months in prison. now, what complicates this case is that the young woman now charged with his death is currently not inkorea. prosecutors say they're cautiously optimistic she'll return but if she doesn't they say there are a number of ways to extradite her back. george? >> eva, thanks very much. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. of course michelle carter was convicted. this case similar? >> we don't know a lot of the facts here. in the michelle carter case she literally encouraged him again and again to go back in even when he seemed to not want to go forward with committing suicide. that was an incriminating fact. she didn't call anyone to try to help him when she knew that he was dying. that was an incriminating fact. what we don't know here is how involved was she. we know she was at the parking garage and we know that prosecutors say she had a legal duty to help. not sure exactly what that means. the question is going to be what beyond the text messages, was she literally there as he was standing there, egging him on, et cetera. these are the sorts of questions that have to be ans

young for their determination you continue to inspire the world. sayen a law professor who ran as an independent defeated his rival now bill carter we the media mogul and leader of the secular heart of tennessee a party cutaway was released from jail a few days ago after being detained on charges of corruption and tax evasion he dismissed the accusations as politically motivated saia took a principled stance on his opponent's detention refusing to campaign while he was locked up but once the vote was decided. supporters celebrated victory on the streets i was confident basis aid would win i am very excited for my country in the past elections my vote never counted this time i'm very happy because the man of voted for has become president the president has seen his powers diminish after the 2011 revolution the prime minister and the parliament shape the domestic agenda i sayed faces to immediate challenges convincing the political parties but one the parliamentary election to set aside their differences and form a governing coalition and solving the economic problems so i get has repeatedly said that he was committed to helping his people now he mus

certainly couldn't win, too young, too inexperienced, going up incumbent vice president of the united states richard nixon. that didn't pan out. even when it came to jimmy carterm to beat gerald ford until it wasn't. what did we get wrong? what do you advise us to do even in the media about handicapping these? sometimes only what we have to go on and to your point money they're raising and attention they're getting? >> they start out with a heavy dose of humility. neil: yeah, you're right. >> sometimes the pollsters and media try to revise it. there was a poll two weeks before the 2016 election where abc "washington post" picked hillary by 12 percentage points. you can't even find that story online now. they have had it removed. it's a bit embarrassing. dose of humility. neil: what happens though, when, we have a, time like today, all the industrial states where the president is having a tough time in virtually all of them, in some cases down double digits to joe biden and elizabeth warren, we talk about the silent trump vote that might be there but is there enough of that vote that could make up for those huge gaps? >> you know, i just have written a book, it