you want to jump in there zach. if i may i also don't think yeah i'm curious kim i also don't think they're going to let bernie actually end up being the nominee maybe booted judge seems possible but what would you say to all of the disenchanted bernie sanders supporters we've seen that watched the primary on them trump has been calling that out trump is the only person who has been so overly commenting on how sanders had the nomination pulled out from under him literally trump is the only person bernie grown even embedded in the debate he called it russia yet again hillary is still parroting that lie we all know it's a lie how do you do anybody recently think bernie could take on trump while trump is talking the truth and bernie is yelling about what happened to him one of the things i think is very very interesting here and we go to moloch on this here after bloomberg performance and what we have seen witnessed him do with his money but basically pay people that will say and do anything ok shamelessly all right bu

. >> reporter: grace and zach were sixth graders when st. kathryn's school of morgan hill started a robotics team and they signed on. >> we started bottom of the bottom. like we barely had moving robots getting into our first competition. >> reporter: they got much better. and, as their skill grew, so did their desire to share what they were learning. and grace had one place in particular in mind. >> this school has kind of a connection to a priest who was at this school. and so i had been doing robotics. i was like, what if we started a robotics program at this school. >> reporter: so grace and zach proposed the idea, lobbied for the funding and last summer made the trip, delivering dozens of robotics kits, then training teachers and students how to use them. >> the happiest thing, i've seen these kids learn from it, and they have so much talent. >> it was a lot of fun for us. new experiences, and then also this is a program that can be like carried on for many years at this school. >> maybe use smaller spaces. >> reporter: what's even bett

has screwed up again big time zach. completely agree yet the d.n.c. you know we're really going to see this cycle how much money can buy you know last time hillary clinton had the whole you know corporate doowop leave behind her so she really did have a huge machine she'd been preparing for years for that election bloomberg not the same he's pouring as much money in we're watching the money burn which is funny you know i'm thinking who is a bloomberg voters even have one yet mr burns from the simpson can't vote so i'm not even sure that he'll have any votes and that can make a great point you can buy support in the primaries but you can't buy support in the general election so the democrats again completely short sighted they're trying to submit an alternative that's not bernie since they clearly did as much as they could last time to stop bernie from getting the nomination they're trying it with bloomberg he's basically a skeleton up there and we're going to see how much money can't do it this time and it's going to be really interesting to see how p

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tonight -- claire danes from "downhill," actor zach woods governor of california gavin newsom featuring 8g band with elijah wood. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news the oscars were last night and "parasite" won the award for best picture, though it did have some last-second competition [ laughter ] last night -- last night's oscars were the lowest rated oscars in history. hell, martin scorsese was there and even he didn't watch [ laughter ] senator amy klobuchar released a new ad in new hampshire today, ahead of tomorrow's primary, that claims that president trump has a quote, "complete lack of empathy. replied trump, "i literally cannot understand how she'd feel that way." [ laughter ] to avoid technical difficulties that plagued last week's iowa's democratic caucus, voters in new hampshire will use paper ballots in tomorrow's primary. so now there's absolutely nothing t

grace and zach, now high school freshmen, were sixth graders at st. katherine school of morgan hill started a robotics team and they signed on. >> we started bottom of the bottom. like we barely had moving robots getting into our first competition. >> reporter: they got much better. as their skill grew, so did their desire to share what they were learning and grace had one place in particular in mind. >> this school in gana has kind of a connection to a priest who was at this school and so i had been doing robotics. i was like, what if we started a robotics program at this school? >> reporter: grace and zach proposed the program, and made the trip, training teachers and students how to use them. >> the happiest thing, i've seen these kids learn from it. they have so much talent. >> it was a lot of fun for us and then also this is a program that can be like carried on for many years at this school. >> reporter: what's even better is that grace and zach have now inspired others to follow their lead. current st. katherine students jenny and faith have si

. >> zach, the google depends what do you think. >> i do think we need to acknowledge, google is onef only companies to bhe com becomn dollar company. just to acknowledge that. google is one of these moments we've done an incredible job of building a franchise, now where do we go from here. apple said we're not breaking out iphone sales they want to focus on service, google said they want to reveal cloud business and youtube, they did that. their core advertising business has plateaued. they are trying to say we have other things, the cloud business, but their cloud business. is a big number, out of 180 billion of an new billion not such a big number. and google will have to figure out is there a franchise they could ride in next 25 years, right now they have a incredible business that is flat. that is never a good thing investing land. i own the stock, it will be a challenge. david: john you can continue with kimono reference. >> the optimism to the b -block, you look at numbers, 17% jump in revenue, eps 22% increase, this is not going down. we have on focus on not 25 years, they ha

in the three brothers military, and my older brother zach was a military police officer in the marines. yeah, let's hear it for our veterans. [applause] he served overseas in 2013. he also struggled with years for addiction and mental health issues, and in the summer of 2016, he took his own life, yeah. particularly not a unique story. statistically 22 veterans each day commit suicide, and we know veterans are at a much increased risk of developing substance abuse disorders. onlyeterans community is one of several communities devastated by the opioid crisis in this country. senator warren has the most aggressive plan to date to fight that crisis, and that is why i proud to work for her. [cheers and applause] >> her plan allocates over $100 billion in the next decade to fighting this crisis, and even make theer plan will people who are profiting off of the diction pay for the recovery of those who are suffering. [applause] admit that i felt so 2016, but i don't feel helpless when i'm knocking on doors or making phone calls for senator warren. yes, very nice. yeah. i believe senator warr

zach: thanks again, jerry. [applause] jerry: and speaking of mayors, we actually happen to have a former mayor right there. it is pete buttigieg of south bend, indiana. [applause] mr. buttigieg: good afternoon. thanks for the opportunity to be with you. i will be brief in introducing our infrastructure vision. i'm looking forward to sitting and having a conversation together. i want to acknowledge and thank first everyone who was so committed to making sure we take real steps when it comes to infrastructure because this is a mayor's native language. i'm so excited to finally be with a group of people who care about wastewater as much as i do. [applause and cheers] mr. buttigieg: there we go, see? look it is not always sexy. , but it is so important. the infrastructure that is aboveground, the infrastructure that is underground, and the digital infrastructure that will help decide whether the future works for america or not. the governing image of my campaign is the image of what it is going to be like the first

zach friend is a former spokesperson for president obama's 2008 campaign.ber barack obama saying she needed some new car smell. you often see this. we will get to bernie sanders in the second. do democratic voters, do you think, zach, want to see her on anyone's ticket as vice president? >> i think two things are likely here. whoever the nominee is. i think a female vice president candidate is a very high likelihood. i also think it's exceptionally likely won't be have repented. need one of the other senators, assuming one of them doesn't actually become the nominee or even stacey abrams. but the fact hillary clinton would become nominee, i think it's pretty close to zero. >> harris: as i mentioned, appearing to take a swipe at bernie sanders. let's watch. >> you've got to be responsible for what you say, and what you say you're going to do. we need to rebuild trust and our fellow americans and in our institutions. if you promise the moon and you can't deliver the moon, that's going to be one more indicator of how, you know, we just can't trust each other.

thank you zach.paign with the latest there on the candidate. it is interesting because you might think right, you've got a moderate lane and you've got a moderate lane and you've got a more progressive lane and all of the supporters in the progressive lane like those candidates and other moderate ones like that candidate but it is actually not true. people support candidates for very different reasons. they might support them because they like their policies on healthcare, they might support them because they think they are a good person. they might support them because they like the way that perform in debates. it is a much more emotional choice than it is just a hard, hardheaded rational choice. and this is the problem the democrats are going to happen they have because republicans, their supporters, don't have that confusion. we saw that last night when president trump rolled into town with his rally. there was nobody there saying, i wonder if there's anybody else. it was president trump of the wh

they victim clips users love content creators like zach king and baby arya live from the united states or you know from india entertain millions they pose creative funny and sometimes elaborately produced videos. come on. tips and tricks for tick-tock using popular hashtags sounds and challenges for. the real martin baby ariel even made it onto times most influential internet personalities list in 20172018 these days she's working as a singer and actress. punj from germany has 7500000 followers on tick tock. does it have very loyal that's hardly any criticism or any constructive criticism considering most users are 1213 or 14 that's really impressive. spend several days making one of his videos and seems to have understood what works and to. what is to really make content that fits the platform to make sure every line fits perfectly. unlike the german rep the khyber who unintentionally became a take talk hit thousands of takes up here's a sample of his song overdose in their clips. this guy on instagram messaged me and said hey your song overdose is going viral on tick tocks i didn't w

>> zach, can you run in ski boots? >> i mean, it's not recommended. >> oh, fine. i mean - >> no, you said run. rosie, can you run in ski boots? >> not very well >> boom! exactly. >> regardless, i wouldn't leave my family to die >> that's boom exactly. >> no, no, nor would i, and i didn't >> it's just, she said, you did. >> yeah, because he did. >> seth: please welcome back to the show julia louis-dreyfus and will ferrell, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you two [ cheers and applause i am so -- so happy to have you both back. >> great >> seth: and there's something i can't believe. >> tell me >> what? >> seth: that you two have not met, not once, before this film. >> that is correct >> seth: that is shocking. >> didn't even run into each other, ever. >> seth: i know i've met both of you and i'm a c-lister compared to the two of you. >> correct [ laughter ] >> seth: how could i have met both of you? >> i don't know? i mean, it's so bizarre 'cause we have actually tons of friends -- >> yeah. >> --in common and i'm not counting you on that list

i agree with zach though, musk is riding his high horse right now. going into bankruptcy about a year-and-a-half ago, this company is on track according to some experts to be the most valuable company in the world in 2025. maybe he wants to cash in some chips and go after the rich and wealthy. >> that is not the first person zuckerberg he criticized. said mark zuckerberg said he need to understand intelligence and a.i. the musk i love is when he nearly lost the company in the sec lawsuit. david: he was humbled when they threw the brick against the glass and it broke. >> what is elon smoking? i which we know the answer to that question. david: see you back here next time. liz: 2020 democrats running against billionaires and millionaires now face off against mike bloomberg for the first time on the debate stage tomorrow night in nevada. with the caucus there coming up. bloomberg will face a barrage of attacks on leaked audios and videos using his own words against him tonight. tonight another new controversy surfacing there. senator warren joining joe

thank you, zach. thank you all for being here. jeanne and i want to extend the wall street journal's thank you. this is an important topic. infrastructure needs attention in this country and it deserves attention as a campaign issue. we're going to try to give that today. a few points to illustrate that. one in every five miles of roadway in this country that qualifies for federal aid is in poor condition. 235,000 bridges need structural repair, rehabilitation, or four replacement. that is four in every 10. here's my favorite one. 47,000 bridges are classified as structurally deficient in this country. if you placed those bridges and end, they would stretch from chicago to houston. and you know, this is a problem not just for the federal governments. it's a problem for the state governments. data shows that state spending on infrastructure dropped almost every year between 2009 and 2018. and in fact, 2018 marked the lowest level of state infrastructure spending as share of the economy in 35 years. so that's why we're here today. j

once i saw her it may mean you know like zach under pressure but it's something that. really got over because i only see her mirroring our lives whether lived this fixed or not. she has been taking care of this. was still homeless and waiting for public housing to come through. but now with a new born baby to take carol. so what kind of future are you hoping for for something i definitely want her to have a better education and better education and a better group of people to a better society. i mean for the time we away his family make the best of it but when i deftly get a chance we definitely move. somewhere. the plundering of armenia's natural riches has uprooted residence and desecrated the habitat of some of europe's most endangered species are told at a remarkable campaign by local residents is challenging the might of the country's investors and pinning high hopes on its newly elected prime minister given power investigates armenia mining out the left. on a jazzier. told an untold story from asia pacific on al-jazeera informed opinions the economy is actually w

strategist in seattle we have zach holler he's an author and media analyst and in los angeles we cross to kim iverson she is host of the kim iverson show or a cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it it's a toss up now i always go to the person that got up earlier.

strategist in seattle we have zach holler he's an author and media analyst and in los angeles we cross to kim iverson she is host of the kim iverson show or a cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated it's a toss up no i always go to the person that got up earlier but we early asked but we have washington and in los angeles i'm going to defer to los angeles cam what what are the prospects of this kennedy see moving forward for michael bloomberg after his 1st appearance on the debate stage go ahead kim. now want to have. this guy has no charisma you can just find the words you can just by the way that bloomberg thought that he could the way that all of us were ruling that he would do at the end of the day if you got up on that stage and he had he looked staff he looked awkward he looked like that strange cartoon about a billionaire that we see was like a cartoon of an evil billionaire and i think we all just saw about and it was i just don't think he has any chance whatsoever moving forward he has way too much baggage with many dark skel

strategist in seattle we have zach holler he's an author and media analyst and in los angeles we cross to kim iverson she is host of the kim iverson show all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it it's a toss up now i always go to the person that got up earlier but we early as but we have washington and in los angeles i'm going to defer to los angeles cam what what are the prospects of this kennedy see moving forward for michael bloomberg after his 1st appearance on the debate stage go ahead kim. now want to have.

vice president joe biden in face he is adamant that the race for the nomination has barely started zach you know we just heard from the 1st 2 of the if he stays true i'm all right come from last year opening bell. not the closing bell. and the fight and dollars from president is just beginning and. 'd victories behind those popular vote in iowa were in the victoria tonight we're going to nevada we're going to south carolina we're going to win those states was the democratic contest is shaping up to be a battle between betty sanders and pete you say created by for decades and clashing political ideologies but united in one shared goal. president was. staying with politics here in germany the conservative politician friedrich merits reportedly plans to run for the leadership a chance there on the americans christian democrats the c.d.u. party and he was widely expected to enter the race for the position of party chief back in 2018 that merits narrowly lost a race for the leadership 2 on the great crime common bomber on monday she stunned the country by announcing that she is stepping down

. >> reporter: in 2016 the nature conservancy partnered with zach hauser and his family on a pilot project. the hauser's converted some of the conservancy's alfalfa fields to barley with the hope ofwi eventually g barley on their family land. >> we've grown barley before so we know that barley works re. >> reporter: but repeating thats pacess was important. much of the hauser family's 700 acres were fillewith alfalfa and corn, very thirsty crops. if they grew barley on the other hand, they could use about 50% less water to irrigate per acre ere would be another benefit. >> barley uses water fromar jathrough may, but then no irrigation june, july and augusn september when the river gets to its lowest. >> reporter: this water-use cycle helps conserve water when river flow is reduced. alfalfa and corn, on the other hand, require water through the summer. but none of that would matter to the hausers if they couldn't make a prot. barley is often grown for animal feed-- a lower profit venture. >> if we can do what we can to conserve water and use as little as possible but still you know, make a

strategist in seattle we have zach holler he's an author and media analyst and in los angeles we cross to kim iverson she is host of the kim iverson show or a cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated it's a toss up now i always go to the person that got up earlier but we early as but we have washington and in los angeles i'm going to defer to los angeles cam what what are the prospects of this kennedy see moving forward for michael bloomberg after his 1st appearance on the debate stage go ahead kim. now want to have. this guy as well charisma you can just buy you can just by the way that bloomberg thought that he could the way that all of us were ruling that he would do at the end of the day if you got up on that stage and had he looked staff he looked awkward he looked like that strange cartoon.

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. >> reporter: zach wasserman chairs the san francisco bay conservevation and development commission, state agency that led the research on this report, called adapting to rising tides. a report that shows more than a dozen communities in the bay area at risk, including 91,000 housing units. >> it is a slow-moving emergency. >> reporter: using that same data, our team created maps showing what a 12-inch sea level rise with a typical five-year storm would look like, what planners say we should prepare for by 2030. in san mateo county, parts of u.s. 101 go underwater. sfo runways are covered. while the airport already plans to build seawalls, sfo could be left surrounded by water. >> when you have a certain amount of rising sea level, if you do not adapt, then you're going to be in trouble. >> reporter: larry goldsban serves as the executive director. >> you're going to have water coming in, and you're going to have housing stock that won't be able to recover. and you're going to have communities that won't be able to recover. >> what does the public need to understand about this crisis

. >> i'm going -- i'm with zach, that is a lot of debt., you read media they are sounding alarms. >> what is going on, asset prices are going way up, wealth of americans is rising faster than debt. and it goes to point, interests are low. now is a good time to be. >> service ratio the story behind the story, that is amount it cost to service or finance a debt that is, multidecade lows. if they have been crazy on debt side, service ratio, and interest rate costs are down that is time you should be buying. david: you want them to go up. >> evenly -- eventually. >> i thought scott only shouted when he was in chicago. >> you are right, if americans payless on their debt, relative to their incomes it would be startling if debt did not go up in a period like this. economy is growing, people are spending more. they realize 0% interest rates or 2% they should borrow. >> and to elab wai elaborate. i think that is one of the under emphasize realities. david: you don't buy a house unless you are sure about the job, with these jobs numbers no one that

middle school bully would resort to such a brutal act ridiculous i think that's the case is really zachs it tell you to if you her and you want to show your man and you do this is just there's no doesn't excuse for that police are also angry that a young man was killed for doing the right thing. >>and that someone gave a 15 year-old access to a handgun. thanks to question how did he get the gun. >>and that's something that we want answers we're sick and tired of children in our community. coming into contact with firearms. and possessing them and using them in this stops a manner. >>well that was jd miles reporting the name of the teenagers been arrested has not yet been released. national news this morning is the last weekend before the new hampshire primary and democratic hopefuls are making their last big push to try and sway voters. the top 4 candidates put their best foot forward on saturday senator elizabeth warren went door to door with their dog. well, former vice president joe biden stopped in for for some ice cream even though our temperatures in new hampshire are in the 20's.

zach is normally here and many of you in oakland would know zach very well.ecause he wears pretty much the same thing all the time. he has a wonderful hat that he likes to wear and that's his distinctive thing. so i'm very, very excited to speak on zach's behalf. unfortunately, he had an event today that he could not come. but that does not diminish our excitement for our mayor. been in oakland since 1909, you have probably heard that, and the firm has seen a lot of mayors over the time. and we were very pleased and excited to say the least when the mayor started helming our wonderful city. we have seen many wonderful changes in oakland. some are tangible and real and from our office we are seeing many cranes in the sky. there's a new energy on the streets. and there is an excitement in the business community as well as our long-standing communities, people that live there and love oakland for this wonderful city that it is. and i can tell you that i am most excited about oakland because, like most people that i meet in the bay area, i'm not from here. i'm fr

. >> reporter: zach wasserman chairs the san francisco bay conservation and development commission, agency that led the research on this report called adapting to rising tides. a report that shows more than a dozen communities in the bay area at risk, including 91,000 housing units. >> it is a slow moving emergency. >> reporter: using that same data, our team created maps showing where the 12-inch sea level rise with a 5-year storm to look like. what planners say we should prepare for. sfo runways are covered and the airport plans to build sea walls, sfo could be surrounded by water. >> when you have a certain amount of rising sea level if you do not adapt then you're going to be in trouble. >> reporter: larry goldsband is the executive director. >> you have water coming in and housing stock that won't be able to recover. and you're going to have community that is won't be able to recover. >> what does the public need to understand about this crisis? >> that there is no longer any way to stop it happening. >> the city allows this. some of this is industrial. and residential. all packe

micah zuckerberg came under fire from liz's twister assisted hilary who steadily called zach authoritarianor warren once the government to do the book throwing and shutter speech by force, which is the most authoritarian thing of all and that is the memo. ♪ ♪ lives born, she has a plan for everything. and every aspect of government will fix every ill of society. but that she really think criminalizing something as vague as disinformation is going to work? and if so how? the man panel has returned. so i will with you, because it is so funny when throughout the entire impeachment trial is the constitution and the founders. they hate the constitution, they hate the second amendment, and they are probably cornering soldiers so they hate the third amendment as well. >> that is actually true. they also hates when they are learning to burning and have to grasp at straws. they are saying thing that will hopefully get young people and say yeah bernie get those trump ad side on what my crazy uncle telling me to it geno liz warren down the facebook headquarters? that's really got retweeted by all of

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. >> harris: zach friend, i always appreciate your transparency.ch. >> thank you, harass. >> harris: authorities have arrested the mom of two missing children month after those kids vanished. as desperate family members are holding out hope that they may finally get the answers to what happen. we will have a lab report. plus, roger stone sentenced to three years and four months in prison. but we'll president trump pardon and? i will talk with the president's counselor, robert ray, next. ♪ >> roger stone has become a big part of the news over the last little while, and i'm following this very closely. i want to see it play out to its fullest, because roger is a very good chance of exoneration, in my opinion. ♪ adventure. to reconnect and be together. and once we did that, we realized his greatest adventure is just beginning. (vo) welcome to the most adventurous outback ever. the all-new subaru outback. go where love takes you. i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and cust

tonight -- claire danes from "downhill," actor zach woods governor of california gavin newsom featuringis is "late night. how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news the oscars were last night and "parasite" won the award for best picture, though it did have some last-second competition [ laughter ]

tonight -- claire danes from "downhill," actor zach woods governor of california gavin newsom featuringars were last night and "parasite" won the award for best picture, though it did have some last-second competition [ laughter ]

how high do you think, zach? goes up to your green high do you think, zach?d to have caught people out. this morning, i have sleep apnoea can the machine was suffocating me, so can the machine was suffocating me, soi can the machine was suffocating me, so i woke up. then banging on the windows, the neighbour said we are out and it was in the house. i had to walk through the city to get through the windows to answer it, just turn the electrics offer that was it. from then we have done what we can. you are glad these guys have come and save you. yes, god, they have been brilliant. we've been waving at them, i don't normally wave at firemen! you will do now. we are going off to a travelodge, our landlord is looking after us, she's been very good. we will deal that will stop luckily i've got six days off work. luke and the horses? i had to get on one this morning, he was stuck on the flight up to his knees, i had to stuck on the flight up to his knees, ihad tojump stuck on the flight up to his knees, i had tojump on him. i had people at the top of the field calli

he goes on between two ferns with zach geffen like us he goes on a crazy comedy show.t he understands the power of these people, forces in popular culture to get a message to people that he might not otherwise be reaching. susan: however, there were some times during his administration when he cracked down on whistleblowers. the administration actually monitored phone records, subpoenaed reporters, let's not -- mow notably the james rison case from the new york times. how do we put all of that through an understanding of how this administration approached these situations with the media? patty: control of image. that is what all presidents wants to do, they want to control the image. he did not like the idea that people were leaking information or trying to get information that he did not want to be made public. so barack obama is not exactly a , first amendment champion. up until this time, he has prosecuted more journalists and whistleblowers than any other presidency in history. susan: how have you told his story in the newseum? patty: with head photo exhibits about

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>> zach. >> where are you from? >> new jersey.discernible chatter] >> this is my first time voting. i have never voted for a president before. >> how are you? good to see you, man. >> how are you? [indiscernible chatter] >> they are. too easy. make sure everyone's an ally. father wanted me to get a picture with you. thank you so much. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> awesome. [indiscernible chatter] >> thank you so much. doing?you you've met the best part of my family already. >> awesome, thank you so much. hello, mr. vice president. nice to meet you. thank you so much. you did a great job today. >> thanks, guys. thank you. >> you know how to do it. [indiscernible chatter] >> what is your name? hi, karen. do you want a picture? are you guys together? >> yeah. sorry. thank you. >> it is good to see you. thanks. what is your name? the new hampshire primary is tuesday. candidatests and speeches starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern o

looking now at zach king he's an enormous youtube audience and the costs, becky g.girl creates relevance and somebody past or present, it's arbitrage. >> and is it big for the artsing industry you'll know who the viewer is. >> yes i love when you're going. >> you're not letting me finish my question. >> you're asking very smart questions. yes, if i can target somebody at amazon firestick at 50 million homes know they buy pet food, the commercial watching regular television and i can target them with pet food is a remarkable arbitrage. >> which is the best platform for advertising? >> depends what you're trying to do 14 to 22-year-old, tik tok 50 to 99 years, facebook. >> and when i watch nbc sports through hulu all i get is geico. i'm not buying insurance. >> advertising on the flip side on underpriced, the most overpriced stocks traditional holding company agencies who continue to want to go broad and sell vanilla there's no reason for you to get that ad. it's called the agencies that service the fortune 500s now are worried about their & l and selling vanilla. >>

. >> and they hear music on in zach's room, who is one of travis' roommates.from travis?" he said, "no. he's in mexico." and mimi said, "he's not in mexico. i'm supposed to go with him to mexico tomorrow." >> so that roommate gets the key to travis' bedroom. >> i found the key to travis' bedroom. and so i unlocked the door. >> when they first cast open the doors for the master bedroom, there's this smell, this horrendous, foul odor, something that appears to be rotting. >> at this point, my heart was pounding. just because i feared for the worst. i opened the door, and immediately as soon as i opened it, there was a puddle of blood on the carpet. and so, as soon as i saw that, i walked in, walked past it. i looked down the hallway to his bathroom. and i could see the blood all over the ground, all over the walls. >> as he turns the corner, he spots travis curled up in the shower. and he's clearly dead and has been dead for several days. the friends frantically exit the bedroom and call 911. >> what's going on? >> a friend of ours is dead in his bedroom. we had

mister zach happen. principle of jefferson elementary school in the cheboygan area school district in wisconsin, thank you so much. miss diane sullivan, i'm sorry. just got cut off a little bit. an advocate and she's with the organization witnesses to hunger. miss tega toney, a teacher at oak hill high school in the fayette county schools, thank you. and of course, mister adelson, he is a policy director with the foundation for government accountability. thank you sir. if you would alwaysrise . and raise your right hand, i will begin by swearing you in. >> you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to get is the truth, hold and nothing but the truth. so help you god. >> the records show the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you and you may be seated. >> microphones are sensitive so please speak directly into them. i will explain the iklighting system briefly. green means go, red means s stop and yellow unlike with stoplights here in speed up. okay. with that miss david's you are now