a pair costs about a buck. levi's overalls as the uniform of the working class. >> who bought them at the time? >> miners in the west, farmers, mechanics -- anybody that did hard labor would have bought levi's back then. >> that's because workers love how tough and durable the pants are, as this pair from 1890 proves. >> from the 1800s? i mean, they feel like they could be right now. they really could withstand a lot. >> absolutely. >> so it was all about strength? >> it was all about strength. >> now, here's something really important to remember in this "strange inheritance" tale. in 1906, the epic san francisco earthquake devastates the levi's headquarters... >> their building, it was completely leveled. >> ...along with all of levi's records and inventory. the first 30 years of the company's history -- gone. of course, for the next century and more, the company thrives. indeed, the pants it manufactures become an american icon. think about it. is there anything the world loves more about america than blue jeans? t

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it also says there needs to be a levy on firms to fund policing the net, as well as a code of practiceting or humiliating content from social media. credit agency equifax says many more uk customers were affected by a data breach than first thought. it says more than 690,000 people in the uk had their details stolen in the cyber attack this year. equifax says it will contact all uk customers affected to offer them help. the world of financial services is "aggressively masculine" and puts women off buying mortgages, pensions and investments. that's according to as report by the research firm kantar. they spoke to 30,000 women and found that many felt financial experts were more inclined to talk to their male partners and that the male—dominated industry just doesn't speak to women. amy cashman, financial services lead for kantar uk. shejoins us now. thank you she joins us now. thank you for joining us this afternoon. what is theissue joining us this afternoon. what is the issue here? does the industry need to change its attitude towards women or do women need to be more demanding? it's

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on ktvu news at 6:30, a look at what it could mean for future concerts at levi. dreamers facing a key deadline. the end of daca renewals and the call for better protections for undocumented students. >> we have the forecast that does include a red flag warning if we get into the five-day forecast. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> california became a sanctuary state today as governor brown signed legislation in defiance of the trump administration. the new law bars police from asking people about their immigration st

shortly after 2 a.m., surveillance walking down a street, crossing over a levy, heading towards the mississippier. there has been no sign of them since. william carter faces first-degree murder charges. investigators say that he purposely ran down his estranged wife and another man with his car, killing them. held onman was being several felony charges, cleaning kidnapping, related to what local authorities are calling one of the worst domestic assault cases we they have ever seen. we will have the latest on this genetic manhunt, coming up at 7 a.m. a las vegas teenager, and her remarkable recovery. you out the door to work and school on time. autria: good morning, washington, i'm autria godfrey. larry: what can we expect when we step out the door today, vj? veronica: a little bit of weather if you step out the door this morning. have your weather app ready to go to track the rain exiting to the east. we have rain covering the area, showers around potomac falls this morning, light rain showers this morning, out the door, wet roads included. temperatures taking a bit of a drop through the mornin

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levy wall is completely up. the national park service crews this morning. they say it was a very successful dry run. national park service crews are putting the temporary levy in place piece by piece along 17 th street northwest. they put the levee walls in place once a year to make sure it's in good work ing order. >> i've always likened it to a connect 4 game. you have the vertical posts and drop in the 27 aluminum panels which make up the wall. >> the levee is meant to prevent damage from high water like in 2006. the 17th street closure is between the washington monument and the world war ii memorial. it's one of lowest areas in the district. >> once the rain starts to fall, that's not the time to make sure everything is flooding or high water the crews are ready to go and know what to do. >> reporter: this is the fourth annual levee test. it doesn't been deployed for flooding yet, but they say when the day comes, they'll be ready. you can see the wall is up, and they are now beginning to take it down. again, piece by piece. initially they predicted that this work was going to take until about 4:0

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a great event. the lights are still on here at levi's stadium. ound out the city will have a letter saying they are being fined $750. problem, too much noise for neighbors. people could hear the music in the crowd. this has been an ongoing battle. this is third time the weekday curfew has been broken. >> we have to consider the quality of life. bottom line it's the quality of life. >> reporter: the 49ers say they're concerned concerts may not come to levi stadium unless this curfew issue is resolved. they will find out. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> i could not believe that number, $750 fine? >> increase the fine. >> goodness, gracious. neighbors in the east bay say a disgusting problem is making disgusting problem is making their homes unlivable. supposedly dull lly dumping in. >> the edore would linger for an hour in our homes and we would smell like a port-a-potty. >> no odors were shown in the area. >> there's a long-standing contract with the sanitary district for the sewage disposal. up until this summer neighbors say the dump location was fur

a deal happen. for instance, china levies a pretty 5% duty on sales of imported vehicles, and it is not allowed foreign wholly owned factories in the country. tesla also wa nts to factories in the country. tesla also wants to expand its presence in china's growing electric vehicle market, without promoting its intellectual property or independence. there is a real worry that if it links up with local manufacturers, as other foreign firms have done, it will potentially had to share some of its technology around electric vehicles. the chinese government has considered allowing foreign automakers to set up allowing foreign automakers to set up wholly owned factories in free—trade zones in part to encourage lots more production of electric and hybrid vehicles. they really have all these targets which they want to hit to try and lower emissions. it is incredibly polluted air. the government call these —— calls these new and 80 vehicles, are essentially they want to meet ambitious sales quotas that is. —— new energy vehicles. it has said that this could be produced in free—trade areas, which would give the $

mostly clear skies and 61 degrees in san jose right now, and for the 49ers hosting the cowboys at a levi'sdium tomorrow, the temperatures will be in the mid 70s, but could 90s be making a big comeback in the seven-day forecast? we will look at that when we come back. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. in san jose. every year, the organization recognizes one family as "family >> the hispanic foundation ball is tonight at san jose, and every year, they recognize one family as family of the year. t the family must exemplify hard work and community service. this year, the family from redwood cit

and puts in jeopardy future concerts a the levi stadium.tially costing the city thousands of local jobs, millions of dollars in needed revenue and the world class entertainment options that other major cities enjoy. santa clara city manager will be seeking more information through outreach to find out what the community wants. neighbors told us there are bigger problems than loud concerts. >> the curfew is stupid. i mean, how you going to tell grown people they have to be in the house or, you know, you have a curfew to get away from the area. >> all day long, we got planes running, we got planes flying above. cars running by. who can stop them? so this noise is not a big deal. not at all. >> reporter: neighbors told us parking and traffic are unbearable on game days and concert nights. everything else appear to just be noise. >> what would normally take you 15 minutes to 20 minute to go somewhere takes you about an hour. >> reporter: i was told the city manager's office is going to be notifying the 49ers of that $750 fine today. as for levi

a lot of people who live nearby levi's stadium did not. cil woman who lives a mile and a half from here could hear the show late last night and she was fielding texts and complaints from residents nearby who were concerned that the show went past that 10:00 week night curfew. coldplay didn't take the stage until after 9:00. they performed until when 11:00, an hour past the curfew for musical affects in santa clara. kathy says that 10:00 curfew has been in place since 2010, before the stadium was even built and tens of thousands who live nearby are impacted when the musical acts go late into the night. >> we're not being good leaders if we just, you know, allow our city to be just taken over for a concert. i mean, this -- these people were here a long time. a lot of people were here about the stadium was. we have to respect that. >> reporter: now, in response to that late performance last night, san francisco 49ers president made this statement saying, public safety officials from been clear that abruptly ending a concert could create a publ

military is doing something it hasn't done since the end of the cold war. >>> a touching half time to meet at levi'stadium. all the 49er greats were there to honor former receiver dwight clark. >>> a 2900 climb in less than 2.5 hours up el capitan. what they were forced to leave on the ground to make the climb in time. >>> record-breaking heat felt around the area. we will check in on the areas -- temperatures this afternoon and how long the trend will last coming up. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪ >>> planning el capitan in less than 2.5 hours, it has happened. two climbers are now the fastest to ever climb yosemite's famous el ca

(darya) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at levi's stadium this morning where security might be a concern. lydia. ( lydia )the capacity here at levi's stadium is more than 68- thousand. there are metal detectors here at the entrance and a bag policy to help keep people safe. (take vo) at a concert last night in mountain view the mountain view police department told kron 4 that they would have teams inside and outside of the amphitheater during the concert but would not reveal how many officers would be on duty. while everyone we spoke to was horrified by the this week's tragic events at a concert in las vegas, few had any second thoughts about coming out tonight. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) we are learning more information this morning about the victims of the shooting. another victim has been identified as denise cohen. she was from sa

industry says of course they go where they get their problems solved and that's possible here on site by a levy and see us i live in china before i'm french but doesn't is a very good place to raise a family. and i know if it was my for media. this is d. w. news coming to you live from berlin it's deadline day in catalonia and in less than two hours the region's separatist leader must agree to give up his bid for independence or face possible direct rule from spain who will back down also coming up britain's theresa may.

there's a huge wedding fair. at levi stadium. >> a concert. we're going to get you in for free. there's. so to do there. shop three floors and more than 120 vendors. live music, gourmet food samples. bay area wedding fairs. they promote their services and products. we're giving away 400 tickets. it is sunday september -- that's too late. sunday, october 15th. now mov on. thegin alameda county home and garden show. this is a big deal every year. we've given away tickets. it is a $12 value. you're going to get in for free. the 31st annual. hundreds of exhibits for your home and yard. >>> then virgin sport sf. it costs $204, the value for this one. it is a red hot, wildly fun fitness festival. racing to the bay area on october 14 and 15. you can do one day, one the next day. it includes the tickets and the san francisco bay half marathon. >> so you're giving away all experiences. how do you get them? >> to go our website abc7 news.com and we'll hook you up. >> you have to hand to it this pilot. >>> coming up at 6:00, we'll take to you stanford where hillary clinton is speaking righ

. >> and a lot of people came to a rock concert in the bay area tonight. coldplay took the stage at levi'stadium in santa clara. it could be the last week night concert there unless a 10:00 p.m. curfew is changed. so how long did the band play tonight? did they quit at 10:00? janine de la vega is live at levi's with the story. janine? >> dan, people are starting to stream out of levi's stadium right now. the concert ended about 11:00 p.m. so they broke curfew by about 56 minutes. the city says if that happened, that they would take action. the 49ers president says that he is concerned that concerts won't come again to levi's stadium unless what he calls this music ban is resolved. as coldplay fans entered levi's stadium, they were ready for a late night. >> i would expect until like 11:00 or 12:00 probably. i mean, wish forever. >> city officials refused to extend the week night curfew at the stadium from 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. the 49ers say levi's stadium is the only major venue in california to have such strict regulation. >> we were here for u2 and they ran over. i know it was a probl

it also says there needs to be a levy on firms to fund policing the net, as well as a code of practiceffected by a data breach than first thought. it says more than 690,000 people in the uk had their details stolen in the cyber attack this year. equifax says it will contact all uk customers affected to offer them help. soa so a warning that on the day the uk leaves the eu, all flights will be grounded. possibly. the chancellor, phillip hammond, was speaking in the house of commons he said it was theoretically possible flights could be grounded. this is what he had to say. 0bviously, one can plan for the most extreme scenario. 0bviously, one can plan for the most extreme scenario. let me give you an example. it is theoretically conceivable that in a no—deal scenario, there will be no air traffic moving between the uk and the european union. 0n traffic moving between the uk and the european union. on march the 29th, 2019. but! the european union. on march the 29th, 2019. but i don't think anybody seriously believes that that is where we will get to. so it is not happening at all? he beli

this excerpt was exactly that action that we should go on that rebuilding of the greed and he's a sack levi that we need to encourage but he comes to go back to rebuild the island and supported occasion and is to do shows on the island so they can develop the talent that would be necessary you know going forward over the next decade or two but we also need to recognize that we have to build bridges and alliances with those that are fighting the very forces that are going to oppose these kind of changes in puerto rico so it's good that we have confidence in ourselves that we can under these ourselves alone we have to reach out to the people in this state not just in the party can they ask whatever beyond who have a share in today's economic justice in renewables in challenge in this administration in that white house in the direction that he's taking in the u.s. if the u.s. is going there or they think that the recall is rebuilt the real effort to recall is not going to go there on the other direction that we want it either so we have to build political power and indication an organization.

detective donaldson and a swat officer, levi hancock, did too. hoc group of officers didn't know what they would face, but they soon discovered paddock had barricaded the stairwell door. >> bitsko: he had screwed shut the door with a piece of metal and some screws. >> donaldson: in the stairwell. >> bitsko: in the stairwell going out to the hallway right by his door. >> newton: because he knew we'd be coming out that door to gain entry into his door. so he tried to barricade it as best he could. but thankfully levi had a pry bar and was able to easily pop that door. >> whitaker: the k-9 cops, the detective, and the swat officer now were a team. so essentially you became the s.w.a.t. team. >> newton: uh-huh. >> bitsko: yes. >> donaldson: pretty much. >> you need to be careful of booby traps. are you coming up the stairwell of coming up the elevator? >> whitaker: i heard on the radio calls that they were telling you to watch out there could be booby-traps. >> newton: there's a room service cart with wires going on it underneath the door. there was s

nearly a week after the levy broke in new orleans, rescuers continued to pull victims off rooftops. in the pitch black of night, and under a sering louisiana sun, with the death toll expected to climb into the thousands in new orleans alone, a local politician said on "meet the press" the federal government's slow response is partly to blame. >> bureaucracy committed murder here in the greater new orleans area and they have to stand trial. >> reporter: the administration admits mistakes were made, and the homeland security secretary says focus must be on ongoing emergency. so no heads will roll? >> tim, in due course, if people want to chop heads off, there's an opportunity to do it. the question i would put to people is what do you want to have us spend time on now? >> september 2005. early september while rescues were underway. while americans were still dying every day. eventually heads rolled after the disastrous response. fema director appointed to the job, more of a patronage higher rather than qualifications. he was fired a week after that nbc broadcast we showed you. as 2005

a curfew. we were at levi's stadium to see if the band broke it. >> shelters for the homeless, a bay area city approves designated safe havens. tonight we ask what's the cost to taxpayers? >> and the recovery effort in puerto rico getting a boost from the bay area. tonight how this group is and the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is this ds of >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. people are expected to attend. so.. how are police responding.. >>> it's sweep week in san francisco and the hardly bluegrass festival is also this weekend. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend, so how are police responding after this what happened in las vegas? the chief said a tactical team will be deployed. officers will be in patrol cars, on bike and on foot. the chief said the department is doing everything it can to keep people safe. >> with the in las vegas a lot of people are anxious about events in general and we are doing everything we can in the san francisco. our deployment has been heightened. we want people to see officers out in the street. >> meantime p

and in london, the mayor announced a new levy, the t—charge, on the oldest and most polluting cars enteringah magnusson from the institute for transportation and development policy in new york about the moves taken by london and singapore. i think london and singapore arejoining a big group of cities around the world that are finding the limits of the road network are at a tipping point when it comes to air pollution and traffic congestion and quality of life in cities and are taking drastic action. with cities like london and singapore, it makes sense to drive people to transit and to use these networks that already exist. both cities are well covered by transit. it is a good step in the right direction in a lot of ways. at the same time, the transit that exists in cities everywhere, including london, is not as extensive as it should be, particularly for people that live in the suburbs and outside of the city centre. it is essential while we are doing these things to limit cars and drive people to transit to ensure that we are building transit to accommodate people as cities are growing an

. >> and a lot of people came to a rock concert in the bay area tonight. coldplay took the stage at levi'stadium in santa clara. it could be the last week night concert there unless a 10:00 p.m. curfew is changed. so how long did the band play tonight? did they quit at 10:00? janine de la vega is live at levi's with the story. janine? >> dan, people are starting to stream out of levi's stadium right now. the concert ended about 11:00 p.m. so they broke curfew by about 56 minutes. the city says if that happened, that they would take action. the 49ers president says that he is concerned that concerts won't come again to levi's stadium unless what he calls this music ban is resolved. as coldplay fans entered levi's stadium, they were ready for a late night. >> i would expect until like 11:00 or 12:00 probably. i mean, wish forever. >> city officials refused to extend the week night curfew at the stadium from 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. the 49ers say levi's stadium is the only major venue in california to have such strict regulation. >> we were here for u2 and they ran over. i know it was a probl

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will be left to local and county jurisdictions to address. >> we need to spend quite a bit of money bringing these levies up to a standard that would be acceptable. to reduce the flood risk from being one of the most honorable communities in the nation to what it should be. >> a bond measure on the march ballot, money from the general fund and local funds are expected to pay for a portion of the new levee and flood protection program. >>> in san jose an emergency alert system may soon be coming to warn of an impending disaster. it will be used in san jose's rock springs neighborhood which was flooded by the coyote creek last february. the city has several long-range acoustic devices known as lrad. it can broadcast warning messages up to a mile away using that speaker on top of the 30 foot mast. a smaller speaker can be mounted on a car and driven through a neighborhood announcing evacuation orders up to 500 feet in distance. >>> 4:51 am. did you see it last night? a win for the golden state warriors. we have the highlights from the game. the shot everyone is talking about and the touching moment between

george osborne and the united kingdom parliament said totally unexpectedly we are now going to impose a levy on industry and for the first time industry really sat up and take notice because he was absolutely firm about it what it is to tell industry actually you can make a. army by producing better and less harmful food and a lot of big firms are saying fine we'll cut the sugar out and we'll still maintain a good income flow to riffing because that means the consumption of sugar is going right down the other thing is that we are now looking at a twenty percent reduction in food stuffs by twenty twenty ten years ago that would have been an impossibility now industries starting to say yeah i think we can manage that they won't achieve the whole thing by twenty twenty but they wouldn't be it'll be in the right direction tom really good to have you with us thank you so much for coming in thank you for your work south sudan is hosting its first ever international oil conference but its president has been in a show salva kiir was expected to address the gathering which has failed to attract inves

among the proposals is a plan to impose a levy on social media sites such as facebook and twitter, toundi, saviour of the world, a portrait of christ, dating to around 1500. it was only rediscovered 12 years ago when it was sold at auction, initially believed to be a copy. the new buyers started the restoration process, and once the old paint layers began to come off the repaint layers, you could see the original quality. and it was at that point that it was beginning to be understood that it really might be leonardo‘s lost original. so what price do you put on genius? the market will decide, but it‘s around $100 million is an estimate. all will be revealed next month, when the auction takes place in new york. soon, the last da vinci will have a new home. tim allman, bbc news. is it your kind of thing?|j understand is it your kind of thing?” understand that it is an important picture. but i wouldn‘t put it in the living room. that is probably really bad. culturally, there are people cutting all over the place —— tutting. have you ever seen an albino orangutan? i hadn‘t, an hourago i h

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this i take it was exactly that action that we should go and that rebuilding of the greed and he's a sack levi that we need to encourage but he comes to go back to rebuild the island and supportive cation it is to do shows on the island so they can develop the tide in that would be necessary you know going forward over the next decade or two but we also need to recognize that we have to build bridges and alliances with those that are fighting the very forces that are going to oppose these kind of changes in puerto rico so it's good that we have confidence in ourselves that we can under these ourselves alone we have to reach out to the people in this state not just in the put a can they ask whatever beyond who have a share in today's economic justice in renewables in challenge in this administration in that white house in the direction that he's taking in the u.s. if the u.s. is going there or they think that the recall is rebuilt the real effort to recall is not going to go in there on the other direction that we want it either so we have to build political power and indication i know we're go

i'm in washington with what both sides are saying. >>> and coldplay performed for a packed house at levi's stadium. it went past the 10:00 work night curfew. how lawmakers are responding this morning. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> 7:00 on a nice cool thursday morning, october 5th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your thursday weather. steve is off today. mark tamayo is here now. >> happy to be here with you now. talking about a warming trend

well, this is a president facing the most serious counterintelligence investigation ever levied against a u.s. president ever. actually, it's probably the most serious investigation ever levied against a government official and it's not who you would expect to represent a u.s. president in a fight like this. just a little touch of the carnival act to these guys. >> cnbc caught up with mr. dowd a short time ago. >> would you like to make a comment for cnbc at all? >> get the [ bleep ] out of here. okay? that's what i've got for cnbc. >> so that's john dowd. that's the president's lead counsel on russia. he's the one with the 16 exclamation points in his comment to politico.com and forwarded those secessionist e-mails to reporters a few weeks ago back without meaning to and sat down with the president's other lead russia lawyer, whose salary we're paying as a white house official now, he and ty cobb sat down apparently unwittingly next to a "new york times" reporter who was taking pictures of them and writing down what they were saying about how much they didn't like the white house couns

all this traffic on the right. 580/680 interchange in dublin and on the left, a live look in san jose looking towards levi's stadium. the 49ers have a new member of their team. >> okay. >> they are going to welcome here. backup quarterback jimmy garopollo from the new england patriots. hopefully that leads to a win. but more on that when dennis talks sports later. >> okay. good to know. >> maybe most people are getting their work and stuff done early because it's halloween. it's hard when it falls on tuesday because it takes away from some of the parties but everybody, we want you to be safe of course. talking about the forecast for the day, temperatures cool out there. it's going to stay cool throughout the day and below average. so we can expect to be a little bit chilly later on. that's why my tip to you this morning is wear those warmer costumes. there are a lot of long-sleeved options out there. right now temperatures in the concord 51, mid-50s for oakland, san francisco, san jose upper 50s and santa rosa 50. our pinned speeds now very calm. you can see barely a -- our wind speeds now very calm. you ca

the breach occurring. >> so is there any way under existing law for appropriate federal agency to levy a fine or some type of significant penalty on the company to deter or two? mr. rotenberg: for the ftc to levy a fine they would have to find a breach under the fair credit reporting act. under section five they will have to have a consent order and a subsequent violation. it's not a very effective enforcement machine. >> i concur. thank you very much. >> senator scott. scott: the equifax breach is still catastrophic for so many in south carolina. if you think about the numbers of individuals impacted by the breach in my home state, 2.4 million south carolinians have their personal information exposed, stolen through the equifax breach. we have about 5 million folks living in the state. that's about 48.76% of the state . that's the sixth highest number in the country. when you account for the fact 500,000re are about south carolinians under the age of 14, that means that surges over 50%. over half of the adult population at least in this state had their information exposed. equifax's neg

eric reid and colin kaepernick one year ago sparking a movement on the field "taking a knee" to protest. but today at levi's stadium, 49ers management striking a different tone joining forces with eight police unions that arrived in town from major cities including new york, los angeles and portland, signing a pledge to improve police community relations. >> it's about mutual respect in coming together. >> reporter: the pledge calls for a ban on bump stocks, used in the las vegas shooting. the 49ers plan to produce psas and given $500,000 to the partnership but in the pledge no word about the national anthem protests. >> it's disrespectful to the military, our nation and law enforcement. >> reporter: here's reid a few weeks ago defending the protest. >> i'm glad we can use this opportunity to further the conversation. >> it's talk that continues to be talk. there's nothing done as far as i'm concerned from it. we're talking about doing something today. >> reporter: but eric is specifically protesting police brutality. this doesn't address that. >> again, i would say that stand up, i would offer them and enc

china is the world's largest market for electric cars and it's about to get a tesla factory near shanghai the government levies a heavy twenty five percent tax on imported cars but as it shifts away from gas powered vehicles it provides extensive subsidies for electric car manufacturing projects in the country. the want in on that deal however foreigners can't completely own their factories there and intellectual property rights are questionable in china decimated that two hundred ninety five thousand battery electric cars will be sold in china in two thousand and seventeen that's compared with two hundred eighty seven thousand for the rest of the entire world tesla says it in talks with the municipal government in shanghai to build a factory in a so-called free trade zone where it can cut production costs. that's right your company aims to seduce french transportation officials it's making a deal with paris urban planners it work collects data on trips taken by customers the world over with billions of data points and now it's offer to share that important not to mention lucrative information with paris to he