david: we are with the editor in chief of business week, alan pollock. carol: this has to do with rocket internet, the well-known incubator in early and that helped create that texting in berlin. it has ups and downs, more downs than ups. allen: ellen: it is known for being the copycat incubator, so it looks like sap bastad, and they did in ipo couple years ago it s like zappos.com and they didn t ipo couple years ago. they have a site called nestpick, sort of an airbnb site for college students and it has not taken off we behoved. investors are not as happy with them as they have been at the time of the ipo. david: a section of that old british communication company, they have installed fast connections in parts of the u.k., but uses a handicapped by the fact that phone lines [indiscernible] ellen: copper is old. it is what they call a last mile problem and the question is whether they are going to lay much more fiber, which is incredibly expensive, so they are trying
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, jailed last year for hiting khalid s mother with his car. we will speak with khalid jabara s brother and sister. plus, we go to north carolina to mohammad abu-salha, his daughters and son-in-law were killed last year in hauntingly similar case. execution style. it was a hate crime by a neighbor. our children spoke about they were uncomfortable with him. he came to their apartment more than once, condescending, threatening, and despising and talking down to them. amy: then to north dakota where indigenous activists are continuing to protest the proposed $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline, which they say would threaten to contaminate the missouri river. i ve for one made a commitment. they will have to kill me or locked me in jail, but i will stand to protect the sacred waters. amy: we will speak with dave archambault, chairman of the standing rock sioux tribe, and d indigenous activist winona laduke. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.or
lebanese-american man shot dead in tulsa, oklahoma, in an apparent hate crime. police have arrested his neighbor the same man who was , jailed last year for hiting khalid s mother with his car. we will speak with khalid jabara s brother and sister. plus, we go to north carolina to mohammad abu-salha, his daughters and son-in-law were killed last year in hauntingly similar case. execution style. it was a hate crime by a neighbor. our children spoke about they were uncomfortable with him. he came to their apartment more than once, condescending, threatenining, and despising and talking down to them. amy: then to north dakota where indigenous activists are continuing to protest the proposed $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline, which they say would threaten to contaminate the missouri river. i ve for one made a commitment. they will have to kill me or locked me in jail, but i will stand to protect the sacred waters. amy: we will speak with dave archambault, chairman of the st