opinion with policies and the remarks that were made by secretary of state national trade with the customs union to be changes that the case the prime minister should continually amend the statements made by the minister's asking why she made those appointments in the first place? >> the honorable lady has referred to that i have also questions and suggestions takes the answer i have given before. >> they have already referred so just give the house of the reassurances she can give to oversee the company's to enable us to continue in the u.k. as a center of excellence. >> i am very pleased to say we encourage companies to invest in the united kingdom there is a real opportunity so we are a center of excellence in terms of certain areas like manufacturing but as i have said to see the investment coming into the united kingdom from land rover are good examples. i want to see that happening across a wide range of industries but also across the whole country. >> if i am correct for the imported labor the position is very uncertain one and since then we have a vicious attack. we actually need more do

are we willing to throw out the customs union now? are we willing to do individual negotiations?uestions remain to be answered. i suspect may is not quite ready to answer them, but that won't francine: stop the world from asking them. -- that won't stop the world from asking them. francine: what about banks? simon: i think it is too soon. a bloomberg exclusive today showing the banks and of view themselves as a special status. but itwe had the crisis, is still a huge industry. they are trying to use that power a little bit by saying to the government, they would like may to dinner she did is ideal for them, even before article 50 is triggered. rightthat, they have the to buy and sell products in the eu while based in london. that will be maintained beyond that two-year timeframe just in case we run out of time and fall off. they can make that case. they can say it is not in europe's interest to have a distorted market, deutsche bank noting how important their clients are for them in london. if they can achieve that, that would be quite impressive given people like angela merkel w

integration and some have suggested that if the numbers have a free trade agreement instead of a customs unionthey would be much more flexible and engender mucks more growth. what are your views on this? >> it is clear that it's short and the initial particularly from brazil. it's also true in recent history it has hidden between argentina and argentina has hidden behind brazil. so i think we are facing a huge opportunity now because both countries agree that we need to take it deep look and think about what is next. we don't have a particular formula. but we think is first we have to be truthful to what we have agreed and we need to eliminate all -- among ourselves and eventually take a deeper look whether there is a better model that we could go ahead and take. i hate and i will be very clear that when we make excuses that we have to invent something new because what is supposed to be working is not working. while we invent something new we are creating new excuses not to do things. in the meantime let's talk about anything we feel should be of help and we are ready because the president is

supply chain in a product that comes out of germany, italy, spain or france and if we leave the customs union, if we leave the european union single market, the effect of that is that when they export to america or to china or wherever else, there are rules of origin that eventually -- hang on you have british in the supply chain. they are no longer part of the european community. we can't take your product. that means british jobs will be cut-out now. >> reporter: let me tell you what's still to come. tomorrow is the big speech from corbin. hiding from a lot of snappers and reporters. today, the most important elected official you could say in the labor party the mayor of london and will try to look for the secret sauce to get labor back into power. and the person who will take the debate to the conservatives. back to you. >>> thank you so much. in case you didn't know the first of the three u.s. presidential debates kicked off last night in long island, new york. the candidates sparred on issues including foreign policy, domestic race relations and the economy. hillary clinton came out firi

customs going up between gibraltar and spain. what does that do to your economy? albert: we are already outside the european unionhat means the border today, between gibraltar and strength -- and spain does have passport and customs control. there should be no change. spain has borders with morocco and those are open and fluid, so i do not see why there should be any change. tom: minister, thank you so much. coming to us from geneva. tomorrow, our federal reserve special will go through the process starting at 1:00 p.m., a lot to talk about including the mooting -- moving of the dots. worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: bloomberg "surveillance" in new york, francine lacqua with tom keene. oil falling today. the bloomberg survey ahead of the release showed stockpiles increased by 3.1 3 million barrels last week. here to talk about worries over the supply glut is tracy alloway. his oil declining today? question.t is an investors are always going to try to parse the smallest of market movement but it seems like we are getting problems on the supply side bubbling up. we had the u.s. oil rig count from friday sh

perform sector was wrong, after international trade secretary was wrong to say we are living the customs union. but isn't it the case, mr. speaker, that if you want to strike trade deals with non-eu countries, and i am somebody who appreciates the value of free trade deals, we will have to leave the unit that will bring bad news for uk businesses and for foreign direct investment? >> i'm not going to be what i said or written relation to the steps were taken on negotiation to all of which is encourage the honorable lady to take her leaders to want to point out the benefits of free trade given what he said in the chamber today. >> i'm delighted to the prime minister's commitment to free trade but and respects free trade is on the retreat in the world today. global levels of trade and investment are on the decline. we've seen the kind of alike as one congressman from presidential candidates. and even your misinformation and scare mongering from some quarters in recent years leading to an erosion in the benefits of free trade amongst even our own constituents. with the prime minister agree given

and some have suggested that if the member number seven free tre agreement, instead of a customs union they would be much more flexible and what are your views on this? >> it is clear that mercosur -- initial expectations where, particularly both from both presidents from brazil and from argentina. it's also true that throughout time in the recent history, were still has hidden behind argentina, and argentina has hidden behind brazil. every now and then we took turns. so i think we are facing a huge opportunity now because both countries agree that we need to take a deeper look and we need to go into serious, serious thinking about what is needed. we don't have a particular formula for the solution. what we think is, first we have to be truthful to what we have agreed, which we haven't been, that we need to eliminate all barriers among ourselves, and there are many that are still there. and eventually take a deeper look whether there is a better model that we could go ahead and take. i hate, and i would be very clear, when we put excuses for ourselves, that we have to invent something

and some have suggested that if the members have a free-trade agreement instead after customs union, they would be much more flexible and and engender much more growth. what are your views on this? >> it is clear mercosur is short of delivering what the initial expectations were, particularly from both presidents from brazil and argentina. so it is true that throughout time in the recent history brazil has hidden behind argentina and argentina has hidden behind brazil. every now and then we took turns so, i think we are facing a huge opportunity now because both countries agree that we need to take a deep look and really go into serious, serious thinking about what is needed. we don't have a secular formula for the solution. what we think is, first we have to be truthful to what we have agreed, which we haven't been. that we need to eliminate all of our years among ourself and many that are still there and eventually take a deeper look whether there is a better model that we could go ahead and take. i hate, and i will be very clear, when we put excuses to ourselves, that we have to i

customers started camping out in union square last night. it opens at 8 a.m. >>> 4:40. this video turning a few heads. a great white shark off the coast in the bay, feet from surfers. shark experts weigh in. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ocean beach. kpix 5's andria borba shows us what's lurkin >>> a lot of people are talking about this next video. some surfers captured it near ocean beach. kpix 5's andria borba reports >>> reporter: in some stories, you get to tell a whale of a tale. for today's story, queue the jaw's music. we're going to need a bigger ocean. more real than the '70s ocean menace but somehow less believable this is video of a great white breaching out of the pacific near ocean beach this week. >> sounds like the classic "sharknado." >> reporter: the video may look like a hoax but it was a live cam from surf line and happened in front of a row of surfers waiting for a set. >> think that's pretty exciting. was it for fun, just trying to catch some air? attacking a seal or something? >> reporter: the great white sighting was near noriega and the great highway on ocea

. >> aside from customers feeling the pain of the breach at least one community credit union filed a class action lawsuit. remember we first reported oo this breach back in june. the denver-based noodles and company said payment locations between january 31 and june of this year. now celko says the breach cost them also because it lost revenue from its own customers not to mention had to re--ssue cards. celko calls the breach particularly inexcusable for noodles considering there have been so many publicized breaches. and celko says this -- noodle data security deficiencies were so significant that undetected for months. celko also cause out noodles for not implementing chip technology on its card readers . we have not been able to reach noodles just yet. more details as we get them on clinton's private email could have another investigation to today a lawmaker asked the justice department to ?nvestigate an employee at documents made public reveal the employee needed -- deleted and archival clinton's email even though the has had asked that they be preserved.>> big thank you for our

unions. banks are owned by shareholder, the money returned to the customers. >> profits are returned directly to the members, through higher savings rates and lower loan rates. and the credit union, the members elect a voluntary board ?f directors that comes through the membership. >> credit unions are local but they partner with others across the country so you can get your money even when you're out of town. >>> all right. how many times have you bought something, used it once and you just put it somewhere and it sits there? what do you do with those types of things? away, have a yard sale, but one colorado man hopes you'll post it on his new website. >>reporter: drive down any street, and you can probably guess what's behind most of these garage doors. >> me and my neighbors and everybody else have all of this stuff. >>reporter: stuff on top of other stuff. stuff we don't even use that often. my garage, a perfect example. >> i see a couple of tools in here. a leaf blower. most people use a leaf blower which is fall. so why does every neighbor need to go buy a leaf blower? >>reporter: that'

likely point to the fact that this morning he got the endorsement of the 5,000 union members in the immigration and customs enforcement department, the first time that they have ever endorsed a candidate and the fact that he's coming out with a new white paper today that details economy, 3.5% growth, to create new jobs, suggesting he might pull out of the world trade organization in order to help american companies sell more things overseas, basically harris, that is he is a president with level the playing field when it comes to international and free trade to give american jobs and american businesses a better opportunity to compete globally, harris. >> yeah, through it all we are hoping voters will be able to see because early voting in some states has begun. they are looking. senior political correspondent mike emmanuel is live at the debate site. hi, mike. >> the clinton campaign pushes for real-time fast-checking for everything that donald trump does tonight. the campaign does sound concern of the possibility of a double standard. last time we saw hillary clinton she appeared to be in good spirit, tw

union's endorsement of him. >>> hack attack. 500 million yahoo! customers victimized. what you need to know. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> count down to curfew. charlotte says all protesters must be off the streets within an hour. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. the midnight curfew comes during a third night of protests over the killing of keith lamont scott. just hours ago, his family watched the police video of his death, and they are not satisfied with what they saw. nbc10's keith jones is live in our breaking news center with the latest. >> reporter: protesters are marching right now under the state of emergency there. it's been a less violent night than before, but seemingly more organized. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: protesters proposed progress, even posing their proclamations to police. >> protesters are at the police department. >> reporter: raising flags, signs, and their voices. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: hundreds on the streets of charlotte, their resounding message on day three. >> release the video scott. >> repor

customers who already bought one can swap them out- no matter when they bought the phones. apple did not pay in europe. the european union recently decided apple needed to pay 14 and a half billion dollars in back taxes- plus interest. president obama plans to address the issue while at the g-20 summit in china tomorrow. but... don't expect much to come out of the meeting... they aren't expecting any major solutions because of the complexity of the business deals. hermine is swirling over florida right now... it made history today as the first hurricane to hit florida's west coast in a decade... now it's weakening as it countines to dump a lot of rain. we'll look at where the storm is >>> in the same state as, like, i want to win, you know. mountain show at the high school high. we'll have all the details you need to know for tonight's big game. >> just pound the turf a little bit. getting around town this labor day weekend requires the brakes, planning, and patient. we -- patience. we'll help you navigate all of it. >> it can be busy downtown. hermine is flooding the area. we'll look at the storm that's moving up the ea

union and stop paying rent. >> the office needs to change to be better in customer service. property management needs to change. >> reporter: an attorney says the residents' actions are legal. >> residential tenants can stop paying their rent if conditions are bad, if repairs are not being made. >> reporter: when it was purchased just over a year ago, it inherited a lot of issues with the aging buildings according to a spokeswoman. a more than $60 million renovation project is raising concerns. >> it's at least once or twice a week i call and complain. >> reporter: those who did not pay rent this month received late notices saying that they are accruing late fees. now, according to the attorney that we spoke with, they would have to go to court to be evicted, but the spokeswoman said that owners do not want to do that. they want to come to an amicable agreement with tenants. reporting live in east falls, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> piece toll packing pastor's wife shot a robbery suspect who threatened her husband with a gun. police say this all happened last night

we see the new phone and talk to those customers who have lined up at the store in san francisco's unionho spent all day checking out of product. >>reporter: iphone fans checking out the door. fans flood it had inside. the first -- we were over at&t and got to preview the iphone. i can tell you from personal experience, it has a fast processer and it has a call up screen in an instant. that phone expected to be popular. some models have sold out. fans say they think the new phone will live up to the hype. >> i got the iphone 7. i waited 12 hours to get this and i have the smart case for it too. >> you don't want to drop that phone and break it the first day. >> definitely not. >> we talked with iphone fans about the fact this model doesn't have a standard head phone jack. they say that doesn't matter. they say getting rid of the jack allows apple to pack this device with the latest tech. in san francisco, christian cappen, ktvu fox news. >>> one in two san francisco firefighters will develop some sort of job related cancer. it is an astounding statistic. one that prompted firefighter to

customers were lined up at the store in san francisco's union square. >> reporter: lots of excited apple fans, iphone fans already here inside the store at union square, getting a chance to check out the iphone 7. doors opened at 8:00 this morning, and fans flooded inside. now, we were here and showed you that initial rush this morning as the first 24 fans got to get in the store and check out the iphone 7. we were at at&t early this morning, and previewed the new iphone. i can tell you from personal experience it's very responsive and has a fast processer, able to call up screens in an instant. that phone expected to be very popular. some models have sold out here at the store. fans this morning say they think the new phone will live up to the hype. >> i got the iphone 7. i waited 12 hours to get this, and then i have the smart case for it, too. >> reporter: don't want to drop that phone and break it the first day. >> definitely not. >> reporter: we also talked with iphone fans about the fact that this model does not have a standard headphone jack. they say that doesn't matter. getting

trump.od mory labday f he held a round table discussion with union members in brook park, stopped for a bite to eat where he greeted customers, and then became the big draw at the largest county fair in ohio in park, swhere e then at the we're going to bring jobs back to ohio. we're going to bring jobs backtg to our country. we're not going to make these horrible trade deals any more. we'll bring our jobs back..we're but donald trump started his h moornday in brook park.ll brinrs donald trump's campaign made a stop at goody's restaurant on snow road. trump greeting patrons, along with his vice presidential nominee governor mike pence. trump and pence also sat downne with some union leaders to trump insisting that bynsistinga addressing a trade imbalance he can bring manufacturing jobsng n back to ohio. he ufalso talked law enforcement telling police union president steve loomis he will support out nation's police officers and that he believes in strong law and order. also joining the round table brook park mayor tom coyne a democrat who is endorsing mister trump for president. believesstrong. mr. trump answered our q also jo

a lot of conversations with our customers, kiss have come in and dropped in coins and people putting their change in. >> cupcake heaven will add to the firefighter's union fund drive that has raised more than $55,000 in just two days. >>> next on next 10 news at 6:00, carson wentz scores even on a bye week. >> if you want your votes to count, have less than two weeks to register. the effort under way and the surprising number of people signing up. >>> well, if you haven't already, break out your umbrella, because you're going to need it into a good bit of the weekend, plus i'm tracking another tropical storm. toomey's plan would risk social security on the stock market, lining bankers' pockets with fees from our benefits that... could total billions, even if the market crashes, and seniors lose everything. katie mcginty is working for us. a mother of three, and ninth of ten kids, mcginty knows what matters. she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and... she'll always protect social security. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ii'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers.age. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person w

union street. later, a manager said that miller came to the restaurant alone and looked drunk and tried to take customer sandwiches. >> my manager got in between everyone after it got out of hand and escorted him out. miller assaulted a extent year old man and his sunday on sunday when he tried to get into the wrong room at the fisherman's wharf marriott. he was arrested before after a dispute with his then fiance. >> 300 buildings of threatened by a wildfire that has forced evacuation orders near parodies. so far the flames have burned 850 acres. the fire is 37% contained. you can see where the fire is burning. it broke out on monday afternoon as investigators they do not know what sparked it yet. >> now a look at what is going on inland east bay neighborhood, the san ramon valley is 56 and popular number, danville and san ramon and down to pleasant, 68 in pittsburg and check out in the hills, 72, and los gatos right now at 72, also, and upper 50 to low 60s around the bay shore and mid-50s in stand rose and napa at 54 degrees we have san francisco at 58 and oakland at 59. you can see 61 in san jose. we

union has dropped marshall as a spokesperson following his protest last week. >>> wells fargo ceo is taking the blame for a shady crutches -- shady practice that left many customers having fraudulent accounts open. he says he takes responsibility. the employees were opening fake wells fargo now has to pay $185 million in fines. it has also lost its premium title of the world's largest and most valuable bank. the shares dropped on tuesday making j.p. morgan chase the new most valuable bank. >>> 25 times flour was delivered to the reagans today. there was a real sound there was a real sound of peace and quiet today. we have that story now. >> reporter: the syrian observatory for humanitarian rights says there hasn't been any action since the cease- fire. they said calm had prevailed. that is a surprise considering the pessimism last week. at sunset tonight the 2 site as it has so far, russia and america will extend the cease- fire for another 48 hours. there is one crucial element that is still missing. the syrian government has been blocking aid convoys from reaching help to eastern aleppo which still holds thousands of people. most of those convoy trucks have not

to look for options that really allow them to customize and to tailor an educational experience that works well for their children. >> public school unions remain deeply opposed to homeschooling, student with a comprehensive educational experience, but a recent study suggests the opposite is true. saying that students who are homeschooled score better on standardized tests, and they even have a better chance of graduating from college. we'd like to know what you think. is homeschooling something you would consider, something you're doing? you can join in on the discussion on our facebook page at facebook.com/fox10phoenix [cheers and applause] >>> it's finally here, fans of the new iphone 7. >> tim cook just doesn't quite have the pinache of steve jobs. >> i'm an apple user. i'm just not part of the cult. >> but you have got them. you have got one right there. i'm looking at it. they are doing something right. >> i'm not flying to san francisco go to all of the meetings, john. >> okay. getting their hands on apple's latest device, and in palo alto this morning, you saw it there, tim cook greeting customers, even helping to open up the app

unionize. >>> new this morning, a drone made out of legos. they call them fly bricks. you can customize it with legos you have at home. if you do crash it, you can rebuild it again. >> that sounds really cool. i like that. i used to be on the robotics team my sophomore year in college. >>> let's take a look outside right now. it is so airy. it is going to be a beautiful day ahead. i really love this shot. right now we are looking at 67 degrees, not bad, very warm start compared to the past few mornings when we were in the upper 50s. the cooler air route of some fog issues. -- brought us some fog issues. we have high-pressure always working in our favor bring us sunshine but the cooler air is injected hine the cold front -- behind the cold front . it will arrive for the weekend. before it arrives the cold front will push through on the leading edge. we could see a few showers but i want you to understand these will be straight, light and brief showers. here's a look at future classed -- future cast . 4:15 in the afternoon, notice how we are still dry. clouds starting to make there way an

union. >>> uber has made their debut in pittsburgh of their dve it has real traffic problem answer weather extremes. so uber customers can now hail a robot-controlled ford fusion or a volvo suv. reporter beau berman took a ride in the driver's seat. >> that was kind of scary. that's crazy. that tractor trailer was coming right at us and i'm not driving the car. >> each car comes equipped with 20 cameras, seven lasers and gps units but there's a backup operator just in case there is a berman's test drive. >>> when we come back a dramatic rescue. a person pulled from a fiery wreck after a head-on collision. >>> plus, the adult who is now suing her parents because of what they posted on facebook. at amope, we know heels can be every woman's fashion secret. but what's no secret is how much they hurt. the foot care experts at amope now turn your heels into sneakers. new gelactiv insoles almost invisible, and made of ultra-thin concentrated gel. they even fit into slender shoes. so the only thing you feel is improved comfort. share the secret of looking great, and feeling good. new gelactiv for all kinds of women's shoes.

customers' food. in his booking photo you can see his stitches. sundays are for the day earlier at tom house on union street. miller was with friends here. the general manager says he was alone when he came in at 11:50 sunday night. >> he did wobble standing. he did lean on things to keep himself up. >> reporter: miller looking at the meat for a while. >> he really wanted a sandwich. >> the trouble was is that he didn't seem to have money. >> he gave up and sat down about 20 minutes and stood up. and went after a guest. >> reporter: two miles away and two hours later, surveillance video with miller straggling and his forehead covered in blood caught attention at the travel lodge. >> he was intoxicated and i thought maybe he bumped his head. >> reporter: police say it was across the street that miller tried to get into someone else's room at the marriott. he is charged with assaulting a 79-year-old man and his 29-year-old son. his agent says he's trying to get to the bottom of what happened. so are police. >> the 49ers released miller from the team. he's been ordered to appear in court friday afternoo

customers' food. in his booking photo you can see his stitches. sundays are for the day earlier at tom house on unions with friends here. the general manager says he was alone when he came in at 11:50 sunday night. >> he did wobble standing. he did lean on things to keep himself up. >> reporter: miller looking at the meat for a while. >> he really wanted a sandwich. >> the trouble was is that he didn't seem to have money. >> he gave up and sat down about 20 minutes

customers' food. in his booking photo you can see his stitches. sundays are for the day earlier at tom house on union street. miller was with friends here. the general manager says he was alone when he came in at 11:50 sunday night. >> he did wobble standing. he did lean on things to keep himself up. >> reporter: miller looking at the meat for a while. >> he really wanted a sandwich. >> the trouble was is that he didn't seem to have money. >> he gave up and sat down about 20 minutes and stood up. and went after a guest. >> reporter: two miles away and two hours later, surveillance video with miller straggling and his forehead covered in blood caught attention at the travel lodge. >> he was intoxicated and i thought maybe he bumped his head. >> reporter: police say it was across the street that miller tried to get into someone else's room at the marriott. he is charged with assaulting a 79-year-old man and his 29-year-old son. his agent says he's trying to get to the bottom of what happened. so are police. >> the 49ers released miller from the team. he's been ordered to appear in court friday afternoo

the pilot union threw the airline under the plane saying "we believe the melt down is due to the same executive mismanagement that has placed frontier at the bottom of the industry in customer satisfaction." man. >>> this time friday we were discussing why theit scare was not an active shooter situation, what woo saw was a slow search with no sign of active shooter or said response. investigators told us there is no evidence shots were fired at rose, the hospital went on lock down after reports of a man with a gun. nurses thought they heard shots. what he was carrying could have been a pellet gun or looked similar. police haven't found the man. that investigation is open. told us that the paralympics don't get the attention that they deserve. fair point. u.s. paralympic team cleaned up in rio, 115 medals, the most in 20 years from team usa. 4 of colorado's 13 paralimpians medaled. that is sofia, she won silver in the 100 breast meter, her first paralympics. 3 colorado paralimpians helped rugby take all deserve a shoot out. newby had 4 goals. team usa lost the gold to australia narrowly by 1 pint double overtime. >>> von miller is getting paid this year. stupid money. averag

through halloween and christmas but to continue meeting customer demand they're bringing in more workers to replace the ones on strike. nearly 400 unionre picketing over wages and benefits. >> ♪ >> turning to politics tonight ton trump and running mate mike pence are in washington, d.c. they're attending the values voter summit one of the largest gatherings of social conservatives. >> trump is promising religious activists he'll protect christian values like they've quote never seen before. the businessman declared political leaders have abandoned people of faith in america. >> our nation today is divided nobody likes to say it. but we're living in a very, very divided nation. it will be our faith. >> promised to reveal the so-called johnson amendment. the law prevents religious institution and other tax exempt groups from endorsing political candidates. >>> hillary clinton was in new york city hosting an information session on foreign policy and national security. she assembled a group of experts to talk about strategies to deal with the threat of terrorism. on the topic of north korea clinton says the country's effort to develop a "

customers are hopeful to receive the plane before 2018, which is two years late. workers face their first full scale strike in years. last month, the unions rejected a tentative wage deal, which could have reversed 10 consecutive quarters of falling profit. that was the first time that unionize workers had voted down a pay deal. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. manus? manus: thank you very much. the fed is not ready to hike rates just yet. the bank of japan has ended its policy, easing for longer. what next for global central banks? what does it mean for the global economy? this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: now, we have been talking about central-bank policy throughout the day, including relating to the vice fo finance minister of japan. he says kuroda's decision to shift to the yield curve is appropriate. >> since he took over in 2013, his easing of monetary policy has worked. to a appreciation of the currency and a further .ncrease in the equity prices of course, the positive impact of easing is now coming to the final stage. the performance has been quite good.

institutions, not community banks, not credit unions, giant financial institutions figured out that they could make buckets of money by cheating their own customersthe lead up to 2008 was far more elaborate and had different financial instruments but at its heart it was about those mortgages, those sub prime mortgages that tricked people, that trapped people, that fooled the people. so what happens? it's eight years later and wall street says, no, no, no, no, no, no we've changed, we've changed, we've changed. and then it comes out that wells fargo, the biggest bank in the world, has been out there doing something called cross-selling, and what it really means is they squeezed their employees until their employees made up checking accounts and credit card accounts, squeezed them that hard. why? so they could then go right back to wall street and keep pumping their numbers. pumping their numbers and saying, our stock is worth more and more and more. our company is worth more and more and more. because look at all these accounts we've got. you know, there's got to come a time when you say to these ceos no. not only no, but you are going to be held

he was at union street and later a manager atom -- at a bar said he came in trying to take customers' out. >> he assaulted a 70-year-old man and a son on monday when he tried to get in the wrong room at the fisherman's wharf marriott. he was arrested in 2015 a dispute with his fiance. >> 300 buildings are threatened by a wildfire growing, that forced evacuation orders above chico. the flames have burned 850 acres. the fire is 37% contained and you can see on the map where the we saddle fire is burning that break out on monday afternoon and fire vote fairs do not know what sparked it. >> now, time to talk temperatures starting in san francisco, the cool spot is 52 and sunny side is 61 and the rest us are 54 to 59 degrees. through the ferry willing it is 60, to 58 downtown and daly city we, san leandro, 60, and palo alto is at 54 and santa clara right now is dressed for 53 and pittsburg is 65, and check out petaluma at 52 degrees. walnut creek inland east bay one of the areas that could have poor air quality this afternoon along with a santa clara valley. fur jogging or exercising outdo

the european union competition commissioner is questioning facebook about a change to its beta and privacy policies for facebook's whatsapp. facebook and instagram using data from customersat is asked to advertise. they are questioning this change. so that is the update right now. here is the nasdaq. i will send it back to you. we have been talking about how the capital chief investment officer says he sees the fed raising rates soon. 's or bank ofderal minneapolis president gary stern agrees. stern discussed his thoughts on fomc membersd why assured and be so vocal. he started out on the fed's current challenges. environment, it's the cost of the financial crisis , it's the uncertainty going forward that makes things very difficult. if you think about alan greenspan's tenure, that was one long economic expansion and while i think it's fair to say the fed contributed to that, the fed was by no means the key ingredient in that. the economy was performing very you avoidedlong as big errors, the economy continued to go well. and want to talk about diminishing returns. , it strikes meon that we are seeing a diminishing return. do you agree with that and what can the fed do?

institutions, not community banks, not credit unions, giant financial institutions figured out that they could make buckets of money by cheating their own customersead up to 2008 was far more elaborate and had different financial instruments but at its heart it was about those mortgages, those sub prime mortgages that tricked people, that trapped people, that fooled the people. so what happens? it's eight years later and wall street says, no, no, no, no, no, no we've changed, we've changed, we've changed. and then it comes out that wells fargo, the biggest bank in the world, has been out there doing something called cross-selling, and what it really means is they squeezed their employees until their employees made up checking accounts and credit card accounts, squeezed them that hard. why? so they could then go right back to wall street and keep pumping their numbers. pumping their numbers and saying, our stock is worth more and more and more. our company is worth more and more and more. because look at all these accounts we've got. you know, there's got to come a time when you say to these ceos no. not only no, but you are going to be held perso

pilots union threw the airline under the plane shooting us an e-mail sheaing, "we believe this meltdown is due to the same executive mismanagement and misplaced focus on cost cutting that's customer service and customer satisfaction." so there's that. a frontier spokesman said most of the delays were 30 minutes today. dia's website shows longer delays including one eight hour whopper. frontier said that was a separate issue. >>> colorado parks and wildlife wants to increase the number of mule deer. to do tat proposing killing mountain lions and black barrels along the front range to re-- bears along the front range to remove its na the agency said the black bears and lions are the leading cause of death for deer and fawns. parks and wildlife says it would trap and then shoot predators while studying fawn numbers to see if they go up. the agency is estimating that up to 10 cougars and 15 bears could be killed each year. representatives heard mixed feedback tonight at a public meeting in denver. >> i personally have seen six locations in the last year and i know of other individuals that have seen more. i live there. i work there. i hunt there. in my opinion the colorado parks and

union street. that night a manager said he came into the restaurant alone and looked drunk and tried to take customerdwiches. >> a little out of the hand and my manager got in between everyone ands cored him out. >> the police say he assaulted a 70-year-old man and his son when he tried to get into the wrong room at the fisherman's wharf marriott. miller was arrested before march 2015 after dispute with his then fiance. >> the coast guard is helping the wars near the bahamas, jessica is at the live desk. what is going on? author looking for a woman would fell overboard this morning an the carnival cruise. i will show you the map where they are looking, what we know is the coast guard is saying they are searching 27 miles southwest of freeport, bahamas. the woman is said to be 32-year-old woman reportedly fell in around 2:30 this morning. they are sending the waters and searching by boat and air. ship was just in nassau, behalf has, year, and making its way back to south carolina so that is where it was head asked we are watching for new information and i will let you know if we find new details. >> w

but i've been a customer of ells fargo since 1997, i started out with first union, then wachovia and then the now wells fargo. when i heard him on the stand this morning, i'm appalled that that man would be allowed to steal from us. i don't want no one in the banking industry that does these sort of things, sir, i mean, that means they could steal enough money and this bank could go under. this man needs to be either in prison or he needs to be fired rom wells fargo. it has left a nasty taste in my mouth. i know the federal government squanders my money. but i don't have a lot of money. so i don't want nobody of his caliber to be in that title position. when he's stealing from poor american people. i don't know whether everybody heard him today, but he sold 13ds million worth of stock in 2013. he's a disgrace, he needs to be in prison. thank you. host: thank you. 5,300 employees have been fired as a result of the nearly two million or up to two million accounts that were created unauthorized or fraudulently. here's jerry, also a wells fargo customer. springfield, virginia. hello, the