lin: -- ago. >> anthony: right. >> lin: and now it's for everyone. >> hai: yeah. >> lin: it's not expensive>> lin: 40, 45 cents. >> anthony: 45 cents a beer. >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i'll have another. i can afford that. ♪ the country's changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now lot of cars. >> lin: more cars. >> anthony: you know, look, money. >> lin: yeah. >> anthony: people are making money. business is good, right? >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, much, much, much more tourism every year, yes? >> hai: yes, yes. people also enjoy life more. ♪ [ engines rev ] [ horns honk ] really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. when you think of saving money, what comes to mind? your next getaway? connecting with family and friends? a big night out? or maybe your everyday shopping. whatever it is, aarp member advantages can help save you time and money along the way. so when you get there, you can

it is now my pleasure to introduce maya lin.a was a student at yale when she won the design competition for the memorial that thrust her into the national spotlight. over the last 35 years he has gone on to have a very successful career as a designer and artist. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome maya lin. [applause] >> thank you. i am so deeply honored to be here today, veterans day. the day our country sets aside to honor our nation's veterans. the design of the vietnam veterans memorial was always meant to do just that, remember and honor the veterans who served in the vietnam war and remember those who did not come back. it's hard to believe it's been 35 years since its dedication. almost 37 years ago, i stood here for the first time, looking at this beautiful park. i had no idea what was to come over the next two years. i stood here and had a simple impulse, to cut open the earth and to polish the earth's open sides. now to realize this design was not an easy journey. it was full of controversy and emotions on all sides.

lin russell and her daughter megan were killed in a hammer attack.llings led to the conviction of known drug user and criminal michael stone, but there was no forensic evidence and he was convicted on the word of a fellow prison inmate who claimed michael stone admitted the killings. now according to his lawyers, levi bellfield is said to have confessed. in the confession, levi bellfield describes how he came across lin russell and had two children, how he attacked them with a hammer and he explains his motivation for the killing. the confession is detailed and has a number of facts which are not in the public domain. stone's legal team and the new evidence to be sent to the appeal court and say kent police who investigated the original crimes shouldn't be involved. we don't think that they can look at this objectively and say to themselves, we are going to investigate this thoroughly. we realise it will be hugely embarrassed to have to admit we got the wrong man 20 years ago. embarrassed to have to admit we got the wrong man 20 years agom embarrasse

lawyers for the man convicted of the murders of lin and megan russell in 1996 say they have new evidencech implicates a different suspect. a wartime bosnian croat commander drinks what appears to be poison at his trial at the hague and dies. donald trump comes under attack for sharing inflammatory videos from a british far—right group. and the uk's highest paid university vice chancellor — who's now stepped down — insists she's not embarrassed by controversy about her salary. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, the investigation into ben stokes‘ involvement in a fight outside a nightclub has concluded and the cps will now decide whether or not he will face charges. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government has offered to significantly increase the so—called brexit divorce bill, the amount of money it's willing to pay the european union for our departure from it. it's understood the government is now prepared to pay up to 50 billion euros — around £41; billion — in an attempt to kick—start talks on a future trade deal. back in september, the prime m

lin farley is an author, journalist and noted feminist.'s credited with coining the term, sexual harassment in the 1970s. jocelyn frye specializes in women's rights and economic issues at the center for american progress. megan twohey is one of the reporters who broke the harvey weinstein story for the "new york times." and lynne bernabei, who is an attorney in washington, d.c. who works on sexual harassment cases. and welcome all of you to the "newshour". lin farley, i'm going to start with you. do you think we have turned a corner? >> well, we certainly are seeing something very different in the development of this issue, and that is the numbers of male harassers who are being prosecuted, who are being caught, who are admitting, like this fellow louis, saying, yes, i did it and i'm really sorry, this is all new and an extraordinary development in the history of the issue. >> woodruff: jocelyn frye, if we've turned a corner, why is that happening? what is making some women, at least, feel freer to speak up, do you think? >> i think that p

speakers include the designer of wall, maya lin. and former defense secretary and vietnam veteran, chuck hagel. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [cap >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i'm jim knotts, the president and c.e.o. of the vietnam veterans memorial fund and i'll be our master of ceremonies for today. it is my pleasure to be the to welcome you to the ceremony atans day the wall. before we begin, i would like to recognize all of the gold star have with uss we here today. wives,hers, fathers, siblings, spouses, nieces, andews, and the sons daughters. all those who have experienced knowoss of a loved one and all too well the sacrifices that our military families make. and finally, to those still theirg for the return of loved ones, who are listed as missing. thank you for joining us. [applause] i'd also like to take a moment the wall volunteers. they're the folks you see in the jackets. and the staff of the vietnam for

. >> hamilton star lin-manuel miranda is shining a light on puerto rico. begno shows us why the island's recovery has become miranda's next act. >> reporter: as the creator and star of hamilton, lin-manuel miranda is used to getting mopped by adoring crowds. but the crowds that greet ed him a few days ago in puerto rico were different. they weren't here to just applaud him, they wanted to thank him. what's your biggest concern for the island? >> it's still the immediate needs of the hardest hit towns, the towns in the mountains and the hardest hit towns that we're still struggling to get aid to. >> reporter: in the aftermath of hurricane maria, puerto rico is still reeling, 53 days later much of the island remains without power. >> i feel proud to support hispanic federation, because your money is going to puerto rico -- >> reporter: since the storm, the 37-year-old miranda has been using his voice and his fame to sound the alarm. >> what is expected of you as a puerto rican? >> it's complicated because i didn't grow up here. so it's this weird mix of i wi

. >>> it's not magic, da lin lifted this heavy metal with his finger. we'll show you how. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ some bay a >>> yeah, we're getting a first look at some pretty cool new technology in action tonight. >> some bay area factory workers are starting to look like something out of iron man. you have to see this. it's bionic vests made by a company designed to give workers superhuman strength. auto maker ford has been testing them for the last six months. they believe the vests will reduce injuries and increase productivity. da lin tested it out for himself lifting a 34-pound piece of metal with his finger. >> reporter: turn it on, and now my arm is floating. it's robotic in a way. grab the tool, and i can instantly feel the tool is a lot lighter and kind of forcing, pushing my arm up, and if you were to work underneath a car, yeah, i can do this for a lot longer. >> according to ford workers lift their arm

lin russell and her six—year—old daughter, megan, were attacked as they walked along a quiet countryhis report. it was a notorious murder. a brutal unprovoked attack in the kent countryside on a family walking home from a school swimming gala. 45—year—old lin russell and her six your old daughter, megan, were killed in the frenzied hammer attack. but nine—year—old josie survived, despite suffering terrible injuries. michael stone, a known criminaland drug injuries. michael stone, a known criminal and drug addict was arrested when you late in 1987 and found guilty of the murders. he is serving a life sentence but has or has protested his innocence. there is no frantic evidence against him. he was convicted on a disputed confession to a fellow prisoner. legal team say they have compelling new evidence linking this man to the murders. the killer of schoolgirl milly dowler and others is serving two full sentences. many say he has committed dozens of similar crimes. the similarities you have got is a woman, an attack with something heavy like a hammer. those features make itan heavy like

the murders of lin and megan russell.awyers for the man convicted of killing them say they have uncovered new evidence that could prove his innocence. there are big plans to change our railways to ease pressure points for passengers. we will be speaking to the transport secretary about the details. good morning. in sport: england's women maintain their perfect start in world cup qualifying, super sub fran kirby scoring with her first kick of the game, in a 5—0 win over kazakhstan. and a new drive to get us to reduce the amount of food we throw out. items that should be stored in the fridge will get new labels. and it may be freezing, but that hasn't stopped matt. he is out and about with the weather. good morning. good morning, and we are at hampton pool in west london, with foakes a little bit raver than myself. —— folks. a few showers to the north and east but for many of you a lot of sunshine as well. your full forecast is coming up. good morning. first our main story: the bbc understands that the government has signif

lin russell and her six—year—old daughter megan were killed in the frenzied hammer attack.ichael stone, a known criminal and drug addict, was arrested and found guilty of the russell murders, but has always protested his innocence. we intend first to read a statement... and today, dramatic new evidence from stone's lawyers — what they say is a detailed confession to the russell murders by this man, levi bellfield. the russell murders, by levi bellfield, fit perfectly with his modus operandi. he is a man known to attack and murdered women. already serving two full life terms for the murders of milly dowler, amelie delagrange and marsha mcdonnell, bellfield has now allegedly told a fellow prisoner in considerable detail that he also murdered the russells. the prisoner's words have been re—voiced. he said, "i've never told anyone this before. i killed another child and got away with it." he said he approached them with his hammer in hand, and the mother screamed and begged not to hurt her children. he struck her first, and thenjosie. the dog was killed, followed by megan. what

( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, lin-manuel miranda, creator and star of theroadway musical "hamilton!" ( cheers and applause ) please, please! >> i heard you needed an awkward picture and i think i might be able to help. >> stephen: lin-manuel, i know you are here to help. are you also here to promote something? >> of course! ( laughter ) i'm here to promote this new song we've been working on. it's called "almost like praying," and it's got jennifer lopez, marc anthony, gloria estefan, fat joe, any latino person you like-- ( laughter ) is on this song. ( laughter ) it dropped at midnight, and all the proceeds go towards helping puerto rico rebuild. >> stephen: incredible. ( cheers and applause ) you can get it right now. it is all ready up. it's available on itunes, spotify and tidal. but here's the thing: i'm glad you're here promoting the song, everybody should get it to help the people for puerto rico. >> yes. >> stephen: but here's my problem. nick and i were actually just in the middle of raising money for puerto rico as well and we're just $1,000 shy o

she‘d been walking along this country lane with her mum lin and six—year—old sister megan, they werecompelling new evidence linking this man, levi bellfield, to the russell murders. the killer of schoolgirl milly dowler, amelie delagrange, and marsha mcdonnell, is serving two full—life terms. many say bellfield has committed dozens of similar serious crimes. the similarities you‘ve got are a woman, a blitz attack with something heavy like a hammer, you know, just those features make it an extremely rare crime. i think, in the absence of other facts, he would be a good suspect. from the high security frankland prison michael stone acknowledged his violent criminal past but told me that, unlike bellfield, he had no history of attacking women. you‘ve got a track record of violence, you hit a man with a hammer, you‘ve got... well, michael stone‘s legal team now are beginning a news conference. let‘s have a listen now. it is his barrister, and sister. the sister of michael stone. we intend first to read a statement, paul will read the statement, and at the end of that there will be questi

lawyers for michael stone, convicted of murdering lin and megan russell in 1996, say they have new evidencehis innocence including a ‘very detailed confession‘ allegedly from the serial killer levi bellfield. also in the next hour, prince william wishes his brother and new fiancee all the best ahead of their wedding next spring. while on a trip to finland, the duke of cambridge said he was "delighted" for the couple but also himself. for me, personally, i hope it means he stays out of my fridge. from other scrounging he has done out of my fridge over the last few years. so it is pretty exciting. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has offered to significantly increase the so—called brexit divorce bill, the amount of money it's willing to pay the european union for our departure from it. it's understood the government is now prepared to pay up to 50 billion euros — around £41; billion — in an attempt to kick start talks on a future trade deal. back in september, the prime minister had said the uk was prepared to pay 20 billion euros. today, on a surprise visit to iraq, there

now as kpix 5's da lin explains, there's a new roadblock that involves money. >> folks in vallejo are already upset that companies trying to build a cement plant. they say the latest refusal to pay money it owes the city is a precursor to how they would treat the people. >> they seem like a house guest that won't get off the couch. >> reporter: a company called vallejo marine terminal wants to open a water terminal, while or som is seeking to open a cement plant. the two companies owe the city close to $55,000 for drafting an environmental impact report. >> if you are here doing business in our community, building something in our town, and you say you're going to pay to do this, this, and this, then for goodness sakes, pay up. and quite frankly that irritates me. >> reporter: mayor bob said no payment means no environmental impact report and no report means no cement plant. >> if you're going to play, you're going to pay. that's bottom line. >> reporter: opponents say orsom is intentionally withholding money to pressure consultants to make changes to the er. >> they've shown the disr

. >>> lin-manuel miranda helps puerto rico rebuild weeks after hurricane malia. >>> ucla basketball players find themselves in some legal limbo in china. >>> and why christmas tunes could actually be bad for your mental health. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm fill ep men ma. >> i'm milissa rehberger. president trump is wrapping up his second day in china where he's been holding bilateral meetings with president xi jinping. among the topics, trade and the growing threat from north korea. >> president trump has had some harsh words for the nation throughout his tour, warning kim jong-un not to test the united states. in a joint statement with the chinese president, trump said both leaders are committed to the furl nuclear disarmament of north korea. >> we agreed on the need to fully implement all u.n. security council resolutions on north korea and to increase economic pressure until north korea abandons its reckless and dangerous path. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell joining us now live from beijing. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. this stop in beijing, china, may be the m

i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:42. bay area politics gets personal! the nasty email exchange about city councilwoman's breast cancer. >> and realtors tell us this is the hottest bay area vote for rich young techkies. only on "5" betty yu takes us to laidley heights. really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ colleagues made hurtful comments about her breast cancer. as kpix 5's >>> a rift between santa clara city leaders is getting personal. a councilwoman says her colleagues made hurtful comments about her breast cancer. and as kpix 5's kiet do shows us, there's now an em

da lin has gone bionic on us. >> it looks cool too. it looks so sci-fi. matrix or something. >> thanks da. >> wow. >>> well, coming up new at 6:00 tonight, female muni drivers fighting for change. they claim a boy's club culture is keeping them from running from top union jobs. my name is erick varela. i'm a substation electrician with pg&e. army and i started servingd,edus and i now get to serve the customers of pg&e. i get to help other families. and that's what it's all about. when i came back from iraq, couldn't find work. then i found pg&e's power pathway program. here at pg&e i'm successful living in eureka with our two beautiful kids with a brand new career all because of the power pathway program. if you are a veteran, go to pge.com/powerpathway and hopefully your life will change like mine did. together, we're building a better california. >> paul deanno is live in mountain view for us, big game tonight. sainted francis versus sarahment looks like the rain will stop at least for now. >> reporter: the rain is holding off. widely scattered showers,

in sonoma, i'm da lin, kpix 5. pressure to >>> other news, roy moore, the senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct in alabama is facing more pressure to drop out of the race. he's accused of making advances on teenage girls when he was a deputy district attorney in his 30s. one woman pointed to a note she says moore wrote in her 1977 yearbook, but the woman's lawyer is refusing to make it public. today moore tweeted: "good labama. "day 4 moore's team says his signature is forged in the yearbook. today moore said good morning alabama, day four of new york attorney gloria allred's refusal to turn over her fake yearbook for third party examination. today several alabama church leaders called on moore to step aside. >> this is not christianity. rather it's an extreme republican religionism. >> they're urging people to reconsider voting for him before the election. some republicans outside alabama are also worried. senator jeff flake of arizona was heard on an open microphone saying he's worried about what would ha

and later-- david lin: i wait for a week, nothing happened, and that's when i contacted nbc bay area. announcer: a $9 conundrum at a car wash, why one man stood his ground, and why we took his case. here's consumer investigator chris chmura. chris chmura: good evening, and thank you for joining us. over the next half an hour, we hope to prove our tagline. we respond to every call and every email we receive. since we started "nbc bay area responds" at the end of may last year, our consumer investigative center there has received more than 7,000 calls for help from people in the san francisco bay area, and we have taken action. we've recovered a total of $1.1 million for the people who've called in. we begin tonight with a call about a morbid mix-up involving a family's cemetery plot. a 74-year-old north bay viewer was simply looking to get his affairs in order when the cemetery told him his eternal resting place was already occupied by a stranger, and their mistake would cost him 4 figures. john: you know, the older i get, the more we think about death. chris: john wilson plans to be b

live in downtown oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> coming up as if losing game seven of the world series wasn't enough, a dodgers outfielder targeted by criminals. >> plus no help when you need them the most, the trouble with millions of fire extinguishers. >> and a popular tahoe hotspot named as the coolest ski town in america. >>> coming up we'll break down the new gop tax plan and show you where you stand. >> plus new from an eyewitness, how four american soldiers were killed in niger, the anatomy of an isis ambush coming up on the cbs evening news. 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. th

foreigners who arrived since the fall of the wall and brought with them they're wonderful christina lin has also long had a large turkish community and so for our series fifty kitchens one city we paid a visit to a restaurant iceman's touched up for a plate of curtis or turkish me. i can't say whether i'm more turkish or more german by this time both. sides are so tightly interwoven that it's almost like a new national. they're both equally strong and stark him you're. born as the older of two children in the turkish metropolis istanbul when she was five her family moved to munich she's lived in berlin since two thousand and one. together with she runs the restaurant. or osman's daughter's a mutual friend introduced her to back when they were still working at their jobs law is a trained actress while as you started sales. who was born in germany but lived with her grandparents in eastern anatolia until the age of five her parents then brought her to berlin. it was there that ours who crossed paths both dreamed of opening their own restaurant in twenty eleven those dreams began to take s

this is lin-manuel miranda during the campaign last fall. >> ♪ there are 10 things you need to do ♪ >mber one >> ♪ register to vote and it's on you post that hillary sign up on your lawn ♪ >> ♪ number two >> ♪ call some undecideds with your crew your cousins in ohio maybe try and flip 'em blue ♪ >> ♪ number three >> ♪ watch hillary examine the terrain watch her campaign with the man tim kaine in the membrane ♪ >> [both] ♪ tim kaine in the brain ♪ host: why did a broadway show get into politics? i mean, that was a fundraiser for hillary clinton. mr. chernow: that is a good question. when the show started out, we were all, we all made an agreement we would try to keep the show and the promotion and marketing completely nonpartisan. that we did not want to show to be perceived as either republican or democrat or liberal or conservative. we were hoping political figures from both sides of the aisle would come. as it turned out, we had many more democratic politicians than republican. lin has been very active in recent weeks, with the hurricane, the puerto rican hurricane relief and has ma

this is lin-manuel miranda during the campaign last fall. >> ? there are 10 things you need to do register to vote posted hillary sign on your long call someone. hillary, examine the terrain, watch the campaign with your man tim kaine ? host: why did the broadway show get into politics? that was a fundraiser for hillary clinton. mr. chernow: that is a good question. when the show started out, we were all, we all made an agreement we would try to keep the show and the promotion and marketing completely nonpartisan. that we did not want the show to be perceived as either republican or democrat or liberal or conservative. we were hoping political figures from both sides of the aisle would come. we had many more democratic politicians the republicans, it would turn out. the change in that -- lin has been very active in recent weeks, with the -- the hurricane relief. and has made some strong statements about the president. that has been a kind of official change, i still like to think that it is a show for all americans. i would hate for people to com

lawyers firm michael stone convicted murdering lin and megan russell of murdering lin and megan russelltion. in sport, news to us in the last half—hour where alan pa rdew sport, news to us in the last half—hour where alan pardew is back in football. he has been appointed as the new manager of west bromwich albion and replaces tony pulis. his first match will be against his former team, crystal palace. first match will be against his formerteam, crystal palace. head first match will be against his former team, crystal palace. head of the world cup draw, fifa incest there is no widespread doping in russian football after criticism of their reaction to the world anti—doping agency's report. could ben stokes be nearing an england return? he has sparked rumours after flying into christchurch with the prospect of playing club cricket in new zealand this weekend. i will be back with those stories at 11:30pm —— 11:30am. let's get more now on the brexit negotiations. the bbc understands the uk has reached broad agreement on the financial framework of the divorce bill which is likely to be betwee

the change in that -- lin has been very active in recent weeks, with the hurricane relief. has made some strong statements about the president. hat has been a kind of official change, i still like to think that it is a show for all americans. i would hate for people to come or not come because they are republicans or democrats. we had this much-publicized incident when mike pence came, just a few days after the show opened. member of the cast made a statement from the stage that i thought was eloquent and thoughtful. not confrontational. host: we have that statement, i want to run this so people can see it. >> vice president mike pence, we welcome you and we thank you for joining us at "hamilton" musical. we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. [cheering] >> our children, our parents defend us or uphold our unalienable rights. but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and work on behalf of all of us. all of us. [applause] host: no worry that the other side would not come to the

kpix 5's da lin tonight on her fight to keep the feds from taking her house. he federal courtroom in san francisco, her two attoneys asked a judge to not take her house. nicho earlier this >> reporter: the foster mother of a cop killer had nothing to say outside of court. inside the federal courtroom in san francisco, her two attorneys asked a judge to not take her house. vernment shows leniency, it would send the wrong message to other families. but nichole's attorneys argue thomas had a parents nicole little had earlier this year put up her castro valley home as collateral for her son's bail. thomas never showed up to court. when officers in august tracked him down to the sacramento area, he killed deputy robert french and wounded two officers. federal prosecutors say even though thomas also died in the shoot out, the government should still take the house. prosecutors say nicole knew the risks when she bailed her son out. and as a result of him being out, a deputy is dead. they also believe if the government showed leniency, it would send the wrong message

you did the audiobook for -- for lin. he knew that you were intensely involved. >> he did. he did. >> seth: how many times did you see it? >> i've seen it 15 times. >> seth: 15 times! [ cheers and applause ] that's incredible. >> and i'm going again because as you said in the beginning of the show, now, you know, we have guest stars coming on the show -- >> seth: yeah. oh, so you take -- you like to take people. >> well, no, but the guest star is playing -- >> seth: oh, of course! >> right? so they come on the show and then i need to see them. >> seth: right. >> in it. the new cast and they just blow my mind. >> seth: that was sort of one of the famous things about "law and order" over the years because it shoots in new york. >> yeah. >> seth: because -- there's all the law and order's -- fantastic broadway actors. >> it is the greatest part of my job. >> seth: and that's what you guys did in 19 seasons, so you could pay for 15 trips to "hamilton." [ laughter ] >> i think i did it. why do you think i'm going to do it for

german blue chip index here the trading floor is calm the recipe for success seems simple buy stocks lin back and watch them rise and the expectation is that things won't change anytime soon. with next thing ya shyness or things already seem to be on track for next year and even europe in asia have their crises behind them u.s. growth is continuing because of trump by tim it doesn't matter which it's an assist pass for germany's export economy and the ball is going into the goal. and that makes it a home game for germany the world economy is expected to grow strongly next year by three point seven percent according to the international monetary fund germany's export economy is geared to profit from such situations. another indication that the upswing may persist is recent figures from the institute for shipping economics and logistics it reported that container turnover in german ports is rising steadily. that's an initial signal that companies are optimistic about the next few months and that they're more willing to invest. the carve up of air berlin looks to be complete now that britis

plus, lin-manuel miranda sings out for puerto rico. the "hamilton" creator takes on a new role as political activist after hurricane maria. >> many of the needs of the 3.5 million american citizens on the island are still not being met. i'm here because we need to be here and we need to continue to amplify the needs of the island. >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: a mosque in egypt's sinai peninsula was the scene of mayhem and carnage today. at least 235 people were killed, and more than 100 injured, as militants attacked a crowded house of w

betty: thank you so much for joining us, brandon lin from spq asian capital.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jumping ino shares extended trade-off to the company forecasts its first revenue growth in eight quarters. the current period climbing as much as 3% from a year earlier, up to $11.9 billion of profit. ceo chuck robbins has been focusing on software and services that lets corporations remotely manage and support their network. yvonne: deutsche bank and commerce bank rose in new york, a merger might be back on the cards. they have a 3% stake in deutsche. that bank is the leading shareholder in both. both lenders try to revive revenue after scaling back their investment operations. andment both infuriating unpredictable numbers. betty: it is 11:30 a.m. in sydney. flat with aing slight sell in the markets. we are getting breaking news on the jobs numbers in australia. yvonne: a little off the mark when it comes to employment. we are seeing the month of 3.7k jobs, after expecting the 13,000 mark. rate coming down at 5.4%. that was slightly better than expected from the 5

lin manuel miranda has found his next act. >> i have nothing but faith in the character and resilienceans people. if they're given a fair shot to come back we'll have a better puerto rico than before. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits >>> a new restaurant in philadelphia is helping the hungary and the homeless, by serving more than just meals nan nan nan nancy g.i.les has the story. >> a new company called rooster soup company opened this year. it's been named one of america's top ten new restaurants. rooster soup is also doing well in another way. it gives away every penny of its profits. >> someone might say you are doing this for good press. >> i think there are probably easier ways to get press. opening a restaurant with 100% of the pro