bustos is absent singh, here. mondejar, here. rosales, here. commissioner bustos is absent automation members are present the next order of business is item 2 announcements. the next regular scheduled meeting will be held on november 1 one he 16 at 1 pm city hall room for 60. b announcement of probation of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. these be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones cell phones pagers and sound using electron devices is presented c please be advise a member of the public is up to 3 min. to make pertinent public comment on each identified him unless the commission adopts a short period on any item. it is strongly recommended that members of the public wish to address the commission allowed a speaker card isn't it the completed part to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3, report on actions taken in the previous closed session meeting if any. there are no reportable actions. the next order of business is item 4. matters of unfinished business. there's no matters unfin

respond when your name is called: commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh is absent commissioner mondejar madam chair rosales supervisors commissioner bustos and commissioner singh are absences and all other members of the commission are present the first order of business is announcements a the next relaying r regularly scheduled

maan singh khalsa was beaten. is on short here, as sacred article of faith was cut with a knife. >> to have a turban forcibly removed as it was in this case is deeply offensive. and then to have the added step of having your hair cuts is just uncomprehending ball. >> reporter: he was stopped at a light near hilltop mall on september 20 515 men in a truck pulled up next to him. one through a beer can, unprovoked. he was followed to the next light and as he called 911, a chp officer could hear the attack. >> only two individuals exited the truck and ran down the road we to assault maan singh khalsa. >> reporter: he is fall felony assault and hate crime -- hate crime charges. chase little and colton leblanc. both are from texas and were contract workers for several. the three others will not be charged. >> it was very clear there was a bias factor and we are very glad that the district attorney has recognized that in filed hate crime charges today. >> reporter: the 41 father, it specialist and caregiver for the elder

maan singh khalsa isn't ready to talk about this publicly. instead, he said, the charges are the first step to addressing violence and bigotry which plague communities across the united states. >> no american deserves to be attacked in the way that mr. singh khalsa was attacked. >> reporter: this sikh says what is hard to get over is they removed from khalsa's turban and cut his hair symbols of tolerance equality and justice in the sikh religion. >> to have a turban forcibly removed as it was in this case is deeply, deeply offensive. and then to have the added step of having your hair cut is just incomprehensive. it is deeply, deeply insulting. >> reporter: little is expected in court on november 2. mr. khalsa's attorney is advocating for education, community service and cooperation. in richmond, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the raiders are a step closer to moving to las vegas. a couple of hours ago the nevada state legislature gave approval to use $750 million of public funds to build a new stadium. the measure now goes to the nevada governor wh

respond when your name is called: commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh is absent commissioner mondejar madam chair rosales supervisors commissioner bustos and commissioner singh are absences and all other members of the commission are present the first order of business is announcements a the next relaying r regularly scheduled meeting at one p.m. room 416 b please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, and use of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c announcement of time alignment please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3

billion singh.gnificant. the lender gaining momentum. it became the first asian bank to break into the top five. this acquisition, it says, will cement its leadership position. we've been told that dbs expects earnings to be done progressively from q2 next year. and for anz, it will book a loss on that sale. what it is selling off our operations that have broken down its return on equity. its overseas operations, especially those in asia, have consumed almost one third of the bank's capital, but accounted for only 1/5 of its profit. we can see why anz is trying to unwind those businesses. manus: has linda, thank you very much. haslinda amin with the latest from singapore. let's talk about opec. we've had a growing list of members seeking exemptions from planned supply cuts. investors are betting on a lower price of oil. dipaolo onis anthony set. thank you for coming in. we talked yesterday about the vienna, the officials gathering together, but you were saying this comes down to the secondary data a

balmeet singh says david hook threatened and cursed at him... and threw a cup of soda at him outside a restaurant in bakersfield, california. hook says he confronted singh because he thought he heard him say something about a bomb... and it was his quote "constitutional right" to take action. hook's arraignment date hasn't been set yet. he could get up to one year coming up: you decide. with just over two weeks till election day... there's one word weighing on the candidates minds: " it's a rigged, broken, corrupt system. it's rigged. it's broken. it's corrupt." " to say you won't respect the results of the election--that is a direct threat to our democracy." straight ahead... our coverage of the fight to the finish line. plus - why the great rec convention business back... and how local companies are trying to make the city watching the fox 6 wakeup news. today: some early am clouds then nostly sunny and cooler. high: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some del

bustos is absent singh, here. mondejar, here. rosales, here. commissioner bustos is absent automation members are present the next order of business is item 2 announcements. the next regular scheduled meeting will be held on november 1 one he 16 at 1 pm city hall room for 60. b announcement of probation of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting.

respond when your name is called: commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh is absent commissioner mondejar madam chair rosales supervisors commissioner bustos and commissioner singh are absences and all other members of the commission are present the first order of business is announcements a the next relaying r regularly scheduled meeting at one p.m. room 416 b please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, and use of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c announcement of time alignment please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3

. >>> donald trump continues backing his claim of a rigged election singh 14% of noncitizens are registered to vote november 8 while clinton claims her track record proves she can come across the aisle. claims that we are putting through the truth >> from continuing his claims of a rigged election at this cleveland rally. trump stating 14% of illegals are registered to vote. the candidate citing a controversial study that was refuted by the researchers who collected the data trump is using. politifact looked into it. >> it is inaccurate but he is they are messing up the statistic pick >> information continues to make the rounds on the campaign trail leading political to read the claim as false. >> clinton touting her record as a new york senator who had her hand in hundreds of legislative bills and also did so by reaching across the aisle to republicans to get the work done, when politifact digging into her track record they found different numbers. >> she is somewhat correct working with republicans but exaggerated. >> clinton passed three of her bills and an additional 74 she cosponsored,

ben: doctor anoop singh at froedert is the medical director for project adam, named after adam lemel, a whitefish bay basketball player who collapsed and died on the court in 1999. project adam and the american heart association are now pushing for a cardiac response plan in every wisconsin school, that's a defibrillator and cpr training for everyone in class. the goal is save lives l kylie's, who wouldn't have made it without cpr. >> i think adam's story along with the others, when we put it together convinced others that this was important. ben: kylie is now back on the memononee falls cheerleading team. she's on the volleyball team too and plans to run track in the spring. a busy 7th grader, who months ago, almost didn't make it to 13. >> five months later, i'm here even 100% positive we were going to get to this year. and now i can say, i have a teenager. ben: kylie is now a youth advocate with the adam project. she'll be teaching cpr classes soon. in milwaukee, ben wagner, wisn 12 news. sheldon: you may have seen some of those pokemon go fans swarming local landmarks over the sum

maan singh khalsa was viciously assaulted through an open window in his car. police say the suspects punched his face, knocked off his turban and cut a fistful of his religiously worn hair. tulsa asked to stay private but members of the city community are speaking up, urging police and the district attorney to investigate the incident as a hate crime. >> they basically shouted and said cut his hair. we keep our hair on shore and as a symbol and it represents living with the harmony and the will of god. >> reporter: two of the suspects were arrested at the scene. chased by rental of texas and dustin michael alvarado of louisiana. a third suspect got away. the attack happened at a red light near hilltop mall drive the evening of september 25. the suspects driving in the back of a pickup truck first through a beer can at the of the, scoff -- the victim's car. >> reporter: the mayor of richmond believes they are contract workers from out of town. >> i think they are probably out here to do a maintenance turnaround on a refinery. i don't know which one. they are in

patrick: doctor anoop singh at froedert is the medical director for project adam, named after adam lemel, a whitefish bay basketball player who collapsed and died on the court in 1999. project adam and the american pushing for a cardiac response plan in every wisconsin school, that's a defibrillator and cpr training for everyone in class. the goal is save lives like kylie's who might not have made it without cpr. >> i think adam's story along with the others, when we put it together, convinced others that this was important. patrick: kylie is now back on the memononee falls cheerleading team. she's on the vyb too, and plans to run track in the spring. a busy 7th grader, who months ago, almost didn't make it to 13. >> five months later, i'm here celebrating my daughter's 13th birthday, a day that i wasn't even 100% positive we were going to get to this year. and now i can say, i have a teenager. patrick: kylie is now a youth advocate with the adam project. she'll be teaching cpr classes soon. in milwaukee, ben wagner, wisn 12 news. patrick: if you're interested in finding out how your chi

==vo== you're looking at photos of 'maan singh khalsa'.civil rights organization calling for hate crime investigation. these are photos. he said he was driving home last week when three men gmt out of the truck and attacked him through his car window. police report says he was hit in the face several times. it also says the attackers tried to cut his hair off with a knife and they knocked offshis tur bin. leaders at the local seek temples told us they were articles of faith. and they want the case to be charged as hate crime. >>>ç religious is the most cho trigger for hate crimes in california that. 's most recent. now nbc area investigated you and examined the numbers and we found÷ú out 750 hate crimes wer reported that year. it is important to note that not all california cities reported that this çyear. there were 22 incidents in san francisco, 14 in oakland, and 11 in san jose. ironically kids goç back and forth. to legalize marijuana, it raises many questions, among them how will police know if they're high on pot. spztanford rese

joining us for more on this story is manny singh of bloomberg intelligence.pq shows you a stock and circles points where there have been firings. this is the most i have ever seen. this is a company that has cut 174,000 jobs since 2008. this is nothing new for them. thep, inc. in particular, businesses are in structural decline. the only thing they can do it this point is to shrink it, trying to make it more profitable, return cash to the shareholders, and that is precisely what they are doing. i think they have to make the businesses smaller. windows 10 is a big launch. and that is what you are seeing, getting ready for the new product and revamping their lineup, trying to -- matt: i see the 12 month dividend yield for the company is 3.27, which is kind of a lot of money. is hat sustained -- is that sustainable or is it shrinking that people can't be sure? >> it is sustainable for the near-term, just because hp is a very big companies still. it can continue with the cost cuts, it can make sure operating margins are stable. as long as they can do that, the fr

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>> reporter: singh heads the department of health system design and global health at mount sinai. >>ly have to know whether or not the relationship between destini and her client is effective. it may feel really good, and-- but from a health system perspective, and also just looking at health improvement, we have to really understand, is she getting healthier? and are we doing it in a cost effective way? >> reporter: there are early signs the program is working: patients with health coaches cost $600 a month less in medical care than a control group, a strong indication that coaches are preventing expensive medical emergencies. for half the patients, coaches alerted doctors about urgent needs that they weren't aware of. while the program has worked well for people like jessica gonzalez and jeanette rodriguez, city health works remains a small venture, supported largely by foundations interested in testing the model. but the ultimate aim is to have public and private insurers around the country pay for thousands of coaches like destini belton, creating stronger ties between neighbors,

we wou parts of colorado singh the good news is that wind is coming down. the bad news is we been just way too dry. the important thing to notice his denver, the fire didn't have the 550 fire near the air force academy and as you make your way down to the jinkens fire notice the wind in this area to color below 10 miles an hour. some of the strongest gusts are now migrating here to the north and east for wind speeds from greatly to act print alignment are still up to 20 plus-35 miles an hour. the humidity has come up it's not skyhigh, but there's more moisture in the air. temperatures are obviously starting to call as we had to the overnight. getting a handle on some of those fires. today we had a cold front to the north of the storm system up into montana. that is what the wind. even though vista and the rain has laid down, that same system will give us another chance to possibly see some rain showers which is desperately needed coming tomorrow. i'll walk you through it with your future cast. the wind continues to decrease. we will have as cooler temperatu

we're live from washington university in singh the west where the candidates will face minutes in the high-stakes imaginable. i'm mark halperin with john heilemann in the spin room where we are going to have a complete pregame and postgame coverage of this big event on bloomberg television and some of you may be watching streaming on twitter thanks to our new partnership with twitter. you can follow us or go to debates. twitter.com for all of our debate coverage. john: tonight's debate will be moderated by martha raddatz and anderson cooper. it will be a town hall format. we will hear from an audience of about 40 undecided voters from the st. louis area. donald trump decided to make some news even before this debate got going with an unannounced, extraordinary, and shocking press conference before the biggest moment of his political life. trump appeared alongside four women among the clinton's most vociferous accusers. three of these women have accused bill clinton of unwanted adventures and sexual assault. another woman was a 12-year-old victim of rape in the 1970's and hillary clint

maan singh khalsa was driving home from work near the hilltop mall, and got attacked at a red light. this all happened on september 25th, but take a look at pictures we got today. these are the injuries khalsa was left with after the attack. three men reportedly got out of their truck, and started reaching through khalsa's open window to punch him. they started swearing at him, knocked off his turban, and then used a knife to cut off some of his unshorn hair. >>:"wearing a turban is very sacred, and so is keeping our hair long because it signifies our willingness and harmony with god." "you know, these things happen in other places, but they don't often happen in richmond, and we just don't tolerate that type of thing here." >> reporter:now, khalsa might have to have his finger amputated. police arrested two people, chase little and dustin albarado, but are still looking for other suspects. today i spoke with the sikh coalition, which is urging the district attorney's office to prosecute the attack with a hate crime enhancement. they sent a letter outlining the facts, and they say si

recognize ocii, tiffany the director and commissioners commissioner myrna melgar and commissioner singh to make sure we are building affordable housing mifrment on time and schedule thank you for all your hard work thank you for all you do and mercy an amazing participate one thing to get the funding and one thing to find the site but to have the capability and know how and knowledge is incredibly inmental and having nonprofit that help the communities they work here already and provide services onsite to the residents so to critically important we want to make sure we're serving your families and households they can stay in the housing we're building today so i'm very excited for the opening of blocks and congratulations and thank you for choosing san francisco to build in and really xiefrtd about building blocks 7 next we'll be heading over to the groundbreaking and thank you to everyone that is involved in making it happen today. >> (clapping.) >> all right. as usual the supervisor cadet me to the punch thank you tiffany and her staff they're a lot of people from the city does that r

. > :18> sot lindergeet singh, owner: i took her in my car and i tried to tell her ok let's chase him and i have her my phone and she called and gave out the description of the car and the child's description and we went on the road speeding up to 70 miles per hour just to chase the car. police are still working on finding the suspect, but they do have some strong leads. live in mke ad cbs 58 news. one man has turned himself in today in connection with a deadly hit and run crash over the weekend. meanwhile, today we learned the identities of the three women who were killed. killed.milwaukee police released the names of 30-year- old 'ashley sawatzke'...a menomonee falls native who year-old amy taylor, and 35-year-old lindsey cohen, also from chicago.police say they were killed in a crash just before 3 a-m sunday when the driver of a lexus s-u-v ran a red light on north second street at west clybourn and hit the uber car the in which the three women were riding.two men ran from the lexus...but again, the suspected driver turned himself to police earlier this afternoon. 3 a young girl re

he is charged with engaging in a sex act with jasvir singh once known -- jasmin abuslin once known as celeste guap. the judge ordered loverde to post $20,000 bail. >> i'll tell you here and now that he never met her. he did not do what he is accused of. >> reporter: attorney michael cardoza represents both officers saying neither did anything wrong. >> of course they want to be oakland police officers, it's their job. they want to serve the community. they were protecting the community. they have been accused wrongly in this case. >> reporter: john birth is the new attorney representing abuslin. >> you have young officers who have come into the department very recently. you have to wonder about the recruiting aspect of the evaluations of the officers and the characters of these officers and how they could have been missed. >> reporter: both officers are still employed by the oakland police department and they could also face internal discipline. in oakland henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> former state senator from l.a. county was sentenced today to three and a half years in prison and i

joining us from new york on bloomberg intelligence, man deep singh.hat the you make of the fact that shareholders don't seem to be on board yet? >> in this case, what you are seeing now is basically trying to get a higher price for netsuite. deals, if you see microsoft, salesforce, these are approximately 10 times sales. i don't see how you can pay a higher price. and who is going to pay it? the shareholders are demanding it, but there is no other likely bidder who will bid greater than 10 times sales for netsuite. in thisk of clause case, netsuite will end up paying $300 million if the deal doesn't go through. if you look at their standalone prospects as an independent company, they are growing 30%. see how it's going to be a better thing for netsuite if this deal falls apart, and given there is an unlikely bitter apart from oracle. emily: what would you say the likelihood is at this point of this actually happening? >> given larry ellison has a 47% 5%ke and insiders have a stake, and they put in a closet require the deal to be approved the majority

they are accused of attacking 41-year-old maan singh khalsa. they allegedly bunched him through the window side of his car and removed his turbin. he may also lose a finger as part of this attack. the victim did release a statement. the assailants violently targeted my faith. >>> around san francisco police chief tony chap lan is pledging to heed all of these recommendations earlier this week. i obtained that chaplan wrote to members of the department on wednesday. in it he points out that many people in the throws of a mental health crisis it is the police who are often the only option. he kites some rather alarming numbers. in the past five years, chaplan says that san francisco officers have had 20,000 encounters with those experiencing a mental health crisis. of those, all but three 1,901,997 all were handled without force -- 15,997 were handled out force. these numbers point to a crisis in the mental healthcare system. one that officers were expect to cause. i sfoek with psychologist dr. lawrence miller he trains law enforcement on how to

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the dub singh says he's thankful that attorney's office is taking action. >> i received the news today about the decision and i have every confidence that the district attorney's office will move forward and i have every confidence that the justice system will provide justice. >> hook, the man accused, says the constitution gives him every right to do what he did. he could get up to a year in prison if he's convicted of his charges. >>> they survived one of the worst hump rights tragedies rights tragedies in history. now they're making a special trip. a special trip. first an army reserve it says it's not fair after he's left with more than $100,000 in medical bills. why he says the army reserve isn't helping out after he had a heart attack during army-required physical fitness. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales >>> all new at 10:00 it's not right that's what a new hampshire man says about the to not pay for his medical care. he racked up more than $100,000 in hospital bills after suffer

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the victim, maan singh khalsa, was waiting at a stoplight when police say a group of men attacked him unprovoked. friday, prosecutors announced two of the suspects, chase little, seen here, and colton leblanc are charged with felony assault and a hate crime enhancement. they are both from texas and were here in the bay area working at the richmond refinery. a statement from the sikh coalition says, quote, these hate crime charges ensure that the bias-based nature of the assaults on mr. khalsa will be addressed during the prosecution. >>> we've got a lot more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, the owner of the raiders responds. what he says about the nevada legislature approving plans for las vegas stadium for the raiders. >>> and heart pounding moments for a california diver when a great white shark gets inside his protective cage. the complete video up next. bridge - new span (aib) >>> 7:12 on a saturday morning, taking a live look outside at the new span of the bay bridge this morning, a little mix of clouds and sun headed your way with more rain in the forecast, anthon

top end asnd you head into town onced again 77 southbound at the 30th and accepting reported and 71 singh's share of delays from its 25th good news is on 71 was bound and 92 the inner boat butd perhaps will reopen to two lanes on monday . >> top stories city of cleveland getting ready for one of the biggest parties of tribal not only host game one atthe world seriestu progressive field picture cleveland cavaliers but your cleveland cavaliers will kick off their season next-door at the q and they will raise that championship bannerer so much fun so will you be doing that might just get there was a party plannerer today and she's live with more and how you can be part of the planth. >> hi guys that's what i do best) partiesys is going to be so much fun next week the city we are already having so much fun celebrating the cap's championship and now let's add a world series on to everything this is going to be a huge party if you're looking for things to do over the next week we can have don't worry it will be packed with a lot there's tons of events coming up it all starts at 3:00 o'clock tuesd

abalrado and chase little are accused of stabbing and beating maan singh khalsa last month and cut offlyair against sikh religion. the report yesterday was 30 faith based advocacy groups sent a letter to the d.a. calling tore hate crime charges. a third attacker has not been identified. >> now, the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> the latest information, talked to matt keller's photographer, photo journalist and he said the winds picked up and almost knocked the camera and lights and set up over the highs of the wave are 9 to 13' so we have a hisly until 9:00 this evening. some of the steady rain in napa right new, just starting to move in to american canyon and cordelia and down to vallejo in the next half hour. can you see it is covering most of the san pablo bay and down to tiburon and sausalito. that is the leading edge of lighter weather and i was going to show you amy's picture but it looks like they took it down because the winds are gusting and the rain is moderate. peoples on water, caution, dangerous turf, windy and choppy and if you want to do a run or bic

the victim, maan singh khalsa was bloodied and injured on face and hands and had part of a finger nexteekamputated next week. the religion mandates hair uncut. >> to have a turban forcibly removed as it was in this case is deeply, deeply offensive. and then to have the added step of having your haircut is just uncomprehensible. it is just deeply deeply insulting. >> little is due back in court next month. colton leblanc is the second man charged today. he is believed to be in texas. there's a warrant out for his arrest. >>> a santa clara university campus leader says they busted the guys who did this. surveillance video shows the two men in an elevator. this is at the dorm casa italian no last saturday. one of them presses his finger down to his leg and then he reaches up and scrawls something on the wall. turned out, it was bloody swastikas. the students's names haven't been released. the spread of the students says it's a powerful symbol of hate one that cannot be ignored. santa clara university holding a forum on tuesday to discuss it. >>> an uber driver is in jail after police say

you're looking at photos of maan singh khalsa, khalsa was driving home last week when three men got out of their truck and attacked him through his car window. the police report says khalsa was hit in the face several times. it also says the attackers tried to cut his hair with a knife. leaders of a local sikh temple tell us turbans and uncut hair are articles of faith and they want this case to be charged as a hate crime. >>> religion is the third most common trigger for hate crimes in california. that's according to the most recent fbi data from 2014. the nbc bay area investigative unit examined the numbers. we found more than 750 hate crimes were reported that year. it's important to note that all california cities report their statistics. the majority of the reported hate crimes involved vandalism, intimidation, or assault. there were 22 incidents in san francisco, 14 in oakland, and 11 in san jose. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we get a first look at a device developed at stanford to keep drivers high on pot off the road. >>> and a golden welcome home for so

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understand -- >> kayleigh -- >> i understand basil's appeal to focus on what we don't know but what is singh scant what we do know. if viewers look at the fbi letter, new information was recovered that is pertinent to the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server. that is what we do know and that's very significant. and donald trump, man, he hit the mark today when he looked at the american people and he said voters, i want to propose a contract to you, a contract to rid washington of corruption and give you your government back and gone are the days where we have a double standard of justice -- >> do you think that's enough to get republicans behind trump on the point you're making? >> 100% because today hearing this investigation is open it reminds republicans of their worst fears when it comes to the clintons of one standard of justice for hillary clinton and another for people like petty officer saucier who took pictures of a submarine and is now facing a prison sentence. it reminds voters of that, both republican and independent. >> i would obviously disagree with that because

allow a lot of haitian families here to focus a little easier on helping families back in haiti and singh that we can do for all our loved ones. amy: we're about to talk more extensively about climate change relationship with this hurricane. but i want to ask you, edwidge danticat, about the lack of discussion, about time it change . so often affecting countries that have not been the source, because of, change, but are so deeply affected by it, like your own, haiti. >> absolutely. i think the discussion of climate change has to involve that aspect of it. and probably because the developing measures -- nations don't often have a voice at the table with climate change, but into being the people who get the brunt of it. people should see this storm as a kind of canary in the mine. the storms are getting more frequent and having a devastating effect. they are bearing the brunt of the aftermath of the storms. we also have to think so goes -- new orleans after katrina and years ago. that discussion of climate change always excludes these events. more and more, we're seeing storms and people ac

police say 41-year-old singh was attacked. he may need dental work. he may also lose a finger that was cut during the attack. police arrested two out-of- state contract workers from the chevron refinery as suspects in the attack. theyth victim said they cut his hair, which he kept long for his religion. the contra costa district attorney is expected to make a decision on hate crime charges this week. >> i hope that they will get swift justice. you know, we are hoping that the district attorney will look at this as a hate crime and prosecute it as one. chase little and dustin albarado from louisiana were arrested on felony assault charges. they have been fired from their jobs. if they're charged and convicted of a hate crime they could spend an extra couple of years in prison. >>> back now to the election set for four weeks from tomorrow. this year california has 17 statewide propositions on the ballot. so this week we are breaking down each of those measures. tonight monty francis on three of those issues dealing with the criminal justice reform. >> r

the power lines go down, singh 8s come off. you even heard about a few roofs off the buildings. the closer to the water, the gustier it will be. here comes another squall for chris cuomo in jacksonville. if you want to talk to him, do it rather quickly because he will be going away. that live shot will be going away quickly in the rain. sometimes we call it rain fade. where the satellite just can't shoot up to the satellite dish or back down. because there's just too much rain in the way. you'll notice that if you're a directv or dish customer, your signal goes away. that's what's happening to our signals as well. think about that dish waving back and forth it can't stay amd at that satellite. this is about 15 minutes from now, palm coast, daytona down to new smyrna, hurricane force sustained winds. higher gusts than that. later on today, that storm goes by jacksonville. but this is a lumbering storm. carol it just seems like it's taking forever. we've been here all night long waiting for the storm to go by but it's only moving 10 to 12 miles per hour and it's going along a 300

he called on the shia, scald on all muslims but in arabic because that we wing and now we have singh that what began as sort of a call to fight isis has evolved with iranian support, encouragement and funding, into shia violent militias that have dills placed sunni communities in iraq from their homes and they can't go back. >> guest: you know very well as well as -- human rights organizations and -- >> they did a fantastic report. >> guest: the violations of the dignity. the killings by the sectarian militia against sunnis. here's the tragedy. we might end up with a scenario where isis is defeated militarily in iraq but iraq is lost for good because of the expansion of the sunni-shiite divide. many sunnis given the choice between isis and sectarian militia, sunni community in iraq or many sunnis are pressed between a rock and a harder place and many sunnis have chosen to stay with isis, not because they like the ideology -- which is a do point -- both in iraq and syria' many sunni dozen not believe in the ideology but a because of the civil war and anger beginnings a second tear --

we're live from washington university in singh the west where the candidates will face minutes in theable. i'm mark halperin with john heilemann in the spin room where we are going to have a complete pregame and postgame coverage of this big event on bloomberg t

guy: manish singh, joining us from cross bridge capital. what have we got coming up 40.s the heirs didn't european view of the latest of elements from brexit -- how does the eastern european view of the latest elements from the brexit change? this, coming up. ♪ guy: welcome back. you are watching the open. european finance ministers are meeting today in luxembourg for the first time since theresa may announced that britain will trigger article 50, beginning the process of britain's exit from the european union. david davis adjusted the pound's plunge and is that the referendum is good news. the market is beginning to reassess that. the czechi is republic's finance minister. thank you for your time, minister. the financial markets are pricing in a hard brexit. are they correct to do so? andrej: good morning. the finance markets always expect such things. we will see. this procedure will take quite a long time. it will probably last two or three years. i think these are just speculation. we have seen the direction of market, admittedly after the vote. they recover. so, we

where singh analysts already pinpointing ♪ anna: welcome back, this is "daybreak, europe." 121.90 for .5% against the u.s. dollar. let's talk about the banking sector. less than vintage u.s. earnings season, company in the s&p 500 reporting falling earnings. manus: it comes after u.s. stocks had one of their worst starts since the bull market began in 2009. today she financials take center stage. jpmorgan, wells fargo, and citigroup. anna: wells fargo cross-selling scandal is not expected to have an impact on earnings for this time. jpmorgan and citigroup are supposed to indicate gains. manus: they next guest will speak about management. it is chris wheeler from atlantic equities. it is deja vu. we will talk about deutsche bank in a moment, and perhaps capping the recruitment. it is fixed income, it will save the world. this is fixed income trading, i am facetious. equities, will fixed income come to the savior of the q3 earnings? >> i think it will. clearly it was week last year. equities with strong this time last year because we had that sort of lockdown in august and a recovery in

you have goldman sachs singh $55 are enough records will come back in. stockpiles below 500 billion barrels, for the first time since january.looks as if there are a lot of notes sing when you get the $50 you will see a knockout level. anna: 55 is the number for them. we have msci asian-pacific up by half of a percent. ingles, he hasid the first word news. good morning, david good morning, deutsche bank has been indicted for colluding with the italian lender. dozens of others, according to the audit commission by the german regulator that was seen by bloomberg. the frankfurt-based lender adjusted the italian game back in 2013, in addition, changing them from loans that have been kept off the books to derivatives. the lenders say there is no connection between these trays and the case of the italians. plan issachs retirement pulling $300 billion from the frim omega advisors. meanwhile, yesterday, according to those familiar with the situation. omega has been accused of insider trading, which he denies. it was the second time they cut ties with the employe

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