>> absolutely, the banks and piraeus in it particular, are confident about the future because we are economy that is growing. we are an economy that has a stable government that is doing the right thing to promote investment and we are benefitting from the growth that has been not -- has not been given over the years, but now is well above the european average. all of this is creating a positive momentum which is reflected in our numbers and in our bottom line profitability and, of course, in our distribution policy which has been increased over the guidance we have been giving the last few months to actually 35% >> christos, it is silvia here joining the conversation it seems that you have done quite well withstanding the pressures of the lower interest rates coming from the ecb. i'm wondering about the outlook here there is some considerations at the moment about whether the ecb is going to cut potentially by 50 basis points in december. is that your base case and how are you protecting the business against significant cuts from the ecb? >> our base case is for 25 basis points in s

both fox and piraeus departures come three days after a scathing 400 page report was released, accusing sheriff corpus of having an improper work romance and for using racial and homophobic slurs. >> an elderly man who was hit by a car in berkeley has now died from his injuries. police say the accident happened shortly after 6:00 last night in an area of josephine and rose streets. the victim, a 78 year old berkeley man. he was taken to highland hospital, but police say he did not survive. they also say the driver is 79 year old. berkeley woman is cooperating with that investigation. oakland police confirm a man who was shot near 14th and madison street about a block away from lake merritt, has also died from his injuries. that shooting happened about 4:00 thursday afternoon. this is oakland's second homicide in two days. before that, the city had not experienced any homicides since september. >> and coming up on the four, a concerning spike in measles cases worldwide. what health officials say is mostly to blame. >> also ahead caught in a storm. the dramatic new video from the central