amanda: i'm amanda lang.s the chairman of aliment and former president of stanford university, john hennessy has been called the five -- godfather of silicon valley. his new book is called "leading i asked him how the leaders of tech firm today need to change their style given the way the companies run now. populationent of the we touch with technology now has broadened so much more we need to be aware of the consequences of that technology. so many people depend day today on technology provided by facebook, google, twitter, amazon. it changes their lives. the leaders need to be aware of that long reach they have, that dramatic impact. amanda: obviously, there is a growing awareness from many events in recent days, weeks, months, how does the leadership need to respond to those events? think the leadership needs to not just focus on the technology but on the impact of that technology. certainly, we will see this increase because the rise of artificial intelligence will increase the impact even more of these t

amanda embodies the ideas we all hold dear. she'll be a huge asset to the sfmta board and the city of san francisco and i support her nomination. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning and thanks for the opportunity to give public comment. i'm here in support of amanda eaken's nomination and applaud mayor breed for selecting such an intelligent, professional and driven woman and fellow colleague. i've worked with amanda in my capacity at the natural resources defense council, i was the director of latino outreach and working with diverse communities. in that capacity, i looked at her personal commitment to being fully inclusive and dedicated not just the series, but truly meeting people where they are, learning more about their situations and continuing conversation in a way that yielded the best results. i believe she will bring that type of deep learning commitment and professionalism to this role. as a san franciscan who has lived here over 20 years now, and who has two children, who rely on

amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets.e the top stories we are followingry: -- shery: here are the top stories. tesla is under investigation by the u.s. justice department. fox whohear from liam says prime minister theresa may is doing a great job in difficult circumstances. you will hear from the ceo of one of the u.s.'s largest real estate financing from us -- financing firms. amanda: let's start with a look at the major averages. tensionsontinued trade with china, we see markets shrugging it off, possibly because the u.s. tariffs is less than had been feared. stocks are moving higher for the s&p 500, the biggest intraday gain it has seen in three weeks. some of the names are leading the advance. that includes some of those faang stocks. amazon and netflix marching higher. the nasdaq is the leader in terms of the broader markets. one stock we are keeping an eye on his fedex. it is a loser on the session today. it is seen as a bit of a bellwether because of its reach into the u.s. and global economy. its most recent earni

amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets.ined by our bloomberg and bien and bloomberg audiences. constructive conversation, canada's foreign minister says she is making progress in after negotiations. talks resume in d.c. this afternoon. the expansion high-end pays off -- the expansion plan pays off. gets. good as it why small businesses in the u.s. have never felt this confident. shery: a quick check of the major averages. highs.ocks near session the s&p 500 gaining .4%. related -- leading higher by telecom stocks. bank stocks leading the nasdaq .4%. apple holding its longest losing streak since april ahead of the release of the new iphones tomorrow. concerned still lingering. china china preparing to for relief. i want to show you another picture of a strong u.s. economy and labor market. the unemployment rate is low. this is a sign of confidence on the part of workers. the number of people leaving their jobs in july hit a 17-years high. that is as the new openings also hit a record. the consensus is, when you combine those

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. time for the bloomberg business flash. investors seem to have made peace with the idea that les moonves is leaving. he's being investigated over claims of sexual harassment. cnbc reported that cbs has offered will invest -- moon ves a $100 million package. the justice department is investigating wells fargo's home -- banking unit. there are questions whether employees improperly altered custom their data during a process of making sure the bank knew its customers. wells fargo says customers were negatively affected. that's your bloomberg business flash update. there is a fascinating read on wealth around the world of the ultra-wealthy which is being defined in this case as people with $30 million or more. hong kong is now the single biggest wealthy place. 10,000 people. shery: reflecting the growing economic power of asia. driven mainly by mainland china and also hong kong. when i lived there you could really see that you need a lot of money. expensive andso you see these hundreds of thousands of people living in slums as

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.prime minister justin trudeau is expected to take the stage today at a summit in toronto highlighting the work of women around the globe. trudeau has long been a passionate defender of gender equality, touting women's rights under breast-feeding occasions and also making the issue of pillar of his of administration's policies. our next guest loss of take part in women and the world canada summit, addressing stereotypes women space in the workforce. andelcome maryam monsef this has been a domestic issue in many countries treated as such, but your government has also taken it out to a global issue. he made it an issue with other nations. how much influence can we exert another nation's to advance the status of women? ms. monsef: as you know, amanda, the economic imperative for haser equality in canada been made by people again and again, at 4% increase in gdp is what we can expect if women are just fading equally, $150 billion over the next eight years for the canadian economy can expect

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.ht one of vietnam's is spurning a takeover giant that's it takeover offer from the giant, it has ambitious growth lands. i asked how she plans to full that growth off. >> need to be number one in vietnam. we've been number one for three years and at that time, coca-cola pepsi was really giant for us. we will even think recruit sales managers. not even senior level of coca-cola in vietnam like sales weagers and we were like don't know within recruit them or not. that's how we work. we focus on helping products and we find we serve a global consumer. amanda: you began with tea in a country that usually serves tea for nothing. how did you convince the be many as people they needed to pay for this product? >> i received a phone call from and people saying your father is crazy. anything that he grew to everything. everybody was against us the brand managers everything is impossible. why would you import machine and do all of these things, but for us we see there is an insight that people ne

this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets," amanda lang in toronto.'m vonnie quinn in new york. ghost townanadian takes a gamble in bitcoin. the cryptocurrencies boom is reaching ocean falls, town with fewer than 100 residents it has been largely abandoned for the past 40 years. residents hope a bitcoin mine will revise its struggling community. for more we have bloomberg technology's josh were pristine who traveled there to find out what it's all about. this is a fascinating story, is really was a company town. the mill was why people were there in a closed down in the town disappeared and now there's a mining of a different sort going on. >> exactly. the mill shut down in the late 70's and early 80's and it sort of slowly just kind of went to seed. there were a handful of people who are out of the town and is nots a big dam that correct to the grid, so it is that can find a way to connect about energy would probably get a pretty good deal. the problem was it was so her mother most of the businesses did not want to set up there. angela bitcoin mine c

live in downtown san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news >> amanda, thank you.cked beam is not the first problem at the transit center. two weeks ago the walkway started crumbling. chunks broke apart. workers have been patching the holes there. we use the abc 7 news app to send out this push alert when the news of the crack alert. we have information on every bus line that uses the salesforce transit center. enable push alerts to get the latest developments. >>> developing news in the confirmation process for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. republicans have scheduled to vote after hiring a female prosecutor to question christine blasey ford. >> she has argued the senators should ask her the questions themselves. lana zak is live in washington with the latest. lana. >> reporter: hi there, matt and jessica. trump speaking outside the u.n. making more news on this issue. he said republicans could not have been nicer in the way they have handled it. they could have pushed through weeks ago which is, according to him, frankly what i would have prfrd. professor

reporting live in palo alto, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amanda. you can watch on abc 7 or stream it on the app. >> here in san francisco, director of transit is being accused of sexual harassment. >> a lawsuit filed friday claims john haley inappropriately touched his senior management assistant, sabrina suzuki. she said haley made comments objectifying women and he refused to give her the training necessary to advance her career. the examiner obtained anonymous letter sent to muni executives. it says haley created a hostile work environment with his temper and by making racially-charged comments. muni has not commented on this suit. >>> the headless body found in a fish tank is confirmed to be missing homeowner brian egg. that's according to the san francisco medical examiner. egg's body was found after neighbors saw strangers at the home last month. two people were detained and later released for lack of evidence. >>> we're expecting to hear more details today about a major break in a series of bay area apple store thefts. six people are in cust

and so i think that amanda's right. i think there's a very high likelihood that it's not going to go very well for them. >> we're going to take a quick break. i want to continue this conversation. it's an important one. >>> also, what we know about the woman who didn't want her name on the story originally, but ultimately decided she had no other choice. >>> and later, the latest on rising floodwaters, the rising death toll from the storm that used to be hurricane florence. the governor of north carolina saying it is a monumental disaster, an epic storm that is still continuing, the rivers still rising. we'll have the latest from the ground. with its historical records... ancestry's dna test ...you could learn you're from ireland... ...donegal, ireland... ...and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more f

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live with the details. amanda? actions include listening sessions and an independent investigation into the crimes and cover-up. we spoke with the san jose survivor who asks what took so long. in the first public pledge from a bay area diocese, san jose bishop patrick mcgraw says the crimes and cover-up have fuelled a crisis. mcgraw's cover-up comes the same day pope francis met in rome with leaders of the church. her in the bay >> it's a little painful to accept, but i guess it validates what we said in the first place, which we all knew is true. >> in the early 2000, he and others testified to the years of sexual abuse by the late reverend joseph pritchard. in 2005 the archdiocese of san francisco admitted guilt. thursday's letter by bishop mcgraw read the only way we can address the failed leadership of so many in the catholic church in the united states and around the world is for the diocese of san jose to do what we know is right and just. seeking input from parishioners and victims, the diocese will also rel

amanda: and live in toronto, i am amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets.are the top stories we are following. squarelyst suggests that should be the newest member of the faang complex. we will hear from the cfo in just a moment. you will also hear from the ceo of shop if i -- shopify. he will discuss how the tensions between the u.s. and china is affecting their business. and we will talk to the air transport ceo about surging oil prices and trade tensions. take a look at live pictures of president trump greeting delegates in new york. >> a lot of terrific things are happening. we covered, as you know, during my speech, north korea. last year, my tone was somewhat different on north korea that it is right now. tremendous progress has been made. i think you will see an outcome. as the expression goes -- who knows? but i think you'll see a very great outcome. hope eventually, some of the other countries that we have warlike with, if not conflict, trade conflict, other types of conflict, all of those problems will disappear by next year. i want to thank you o

amanda: ian simm.onnie: we are speaking with jose neves on the luxury goods company's runaway ipo. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." latest forfor the business stories in the news. apple shares are down .6%. users may be experiencing issues with the app store and itunes. up at apple stores today to buy the latest version of their favorite device. they are spending more to do it this time. the new iphones are up to $200 more expensive than the ones they cannot last year. walmart is looking at ways to attract new hires. they asked employees which perks would be more meaningful to the workers. hourly workers were asked to rate potential incentives. they have already raised the starting weight and handed out -- starting wage and handed up bonuses this year. amanda: and opulent ipo, far-fetched, the stock is surging. alex joins us now from san francisco with a special guest. guest, have a stylish ofounder -- founder and ceo the company that just raised $885 million in the ipo, jose n

amanda: this is bloomberg markets. quÉbec-based elemental operates the largest network of convenient stores in north america with the circle k brand. much of the growth has come through acquisition. brian says that will continue. have been a key part of our dna over the years. we view ourselves as a consolidator. it is definitely part of our future plans. >> where you see the most opportunities. we are seeing gas retailers exiting that business. >> despite 10,000 sites in the u.s. we are far under 10% market share. we feel good about the u.s. economy. that is the platform. we are also looking at asia. >> you have an undertaking this rebranding across your network. how does that drive sales. help?es rebranding growing our not internal culture, giving us a common mission toward our customer. it is motivating when hundred 30,000 people that work for us every day. it allows us to scale up things. whether that is regional promotions or national promotions. we add a voice to the customer as we grow. that would be new territo

amanda: and i am amanda lang in toronto. shery: here are the top stories we are following.up, our exclusive interview with brazil's president on his country's current challenges in trade. and we will be talking about the trade war realities, how they are setting in as the world's two biggest economies big in. and comcast opening rupert indoch's 24th century fox the battle for british tv company sky. a quick check of the major averages. we're seeing those headlines being felt across markets, not to mention reports a deputy attorney general rod rosenstein could be resigning. tensions from political risks in washington also being felt across the board. the dow falling .7%. most sectors are in the red. the only sectors gaining, tech. and energy producers. brenda now trading at the highest level since 2014. the nasdaq down .2%. the biggest loser, comcast. we will discuss more on that later, amanda. innda: britt plays a role one of the best-performing stock exchanges in the world -- brent plays a role. go to norway to find this stock market, the oslo stock exchange outperforming

abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo is live with details. amanda? >> reporter: matt, jess cashes this intersection of el camino real and embarcadero road is just starting to pick up with early morning traffic. last night it was much busier with christine blasey ford supporters echoing a message we have heard for the last week. a lot of them staying we have your bace'ear fr blay fo foth very first time palo to testify in washington. since being named the accuser last sunday, her lawyersay vicious harassment and even death threats have forced placy ford and her family to move from their palo alto home. we are hearing from both sides this morning from a former co-worker, tpreubld and supporters of placy ford. and others critical of her decision to come forward. >>> knowing her, i think she will do just great. i just really hope the court license to her. she has a lot to say. i know she's telling the truth. i really want to hear it. >> i don't know when it happened, where it happened. and everybody named in regard to being there said it didn't happen. i

abc 7 news reporter amanda del casto is live with deels tonight.dan, after news of the vandalism spread, the san jose community came together and raised a few hundred dollars. then google stepped in. they donated the rest of the money and much more. >> reporter: for the second time in two years vandals have defaced the sons of san jose vietnam veterans memorial along west santa clara street. the memorial foundation says this time ashes burned into the granite. >> according to the guys that were fixing it, the guys who did it this time were actually try to vandalize it and leave their mark there forever. >> reporter: more determined is the community. the san jose parks foundation quickly got involved and opened on-line donations for others outraged over the disrespect. >> within, i would say about two hours we started to receive $5 donations, $10 donations, $100, $200. >> google's contribution has been disclosed, but we're told the search engine giant has put the campaign over the top. >> they've made it so that we can clean it up, pay the costs, an

kirsten powers and amanda carpenter were listening to that interview.r a quick break. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e hotwire.com >>> a moment ago you heard from the attorney for debra ramirez. john clune says he was on a senate judiciary committee conference call tonight in hopes of speaking with republicans on the panel. however, he said only the democratic members were on the call. we received an e-mail chain sent to us by the gop folks on the judiciary committee who essentially say they have been asking for any information that ms. ramirez has on whether she'd be willing to talk to senate investigators from mr. clune. he's unwilling to give that information until they talk and find out more details about what specifically the gop side wants. joining us is cnn political analyst kirsten powers, also amanda carpenter author of the new book "gaslighting america: why we love it when trump lies to us." kirsten, i'm wondering what you make of this kin

must be a lot of love going around, amanda. good evening, everyone.ad a great restful labor day weekend. so adam, woodward reports that president trump called his revised statement on the charlottesville rally the biggest effing mistake i've ever made, you never make those concessions, you never apologize. i didn't do anything wrong in the first place. why look weak? okay, those were his words. that was stunning for what went on during that time. >> what we're talking about here is terrorist attack. the president thought it was a mistake to condemn a white supremacist terrorist attack because he was worried how it would play among his base. in fact when the president came back and repudiated his own statement, white nationalists said they were proud of him for drawing q drawing equivalents and that's just a disgrace. >> amanda, woodward reports trump went onto say this. i can't believe i got forced to do that. that's the worst speech i've ever give mchb i'm never going to do anything like that again. and he writes this was a turning point for a trump

amanda: i am amanda lang in toronto.e: the senate judiciary committee was meant to have started voting but some side -- some senators are huddled in a side room. some very frustrated republicans waiting on others to join them. we will bring you the vote as it happens. live n follow along at .go. amanda: the sec is filing a lawsuit against elon musk about misleading investors with his infamous tweet about taking his coming private. that sent shares tumbling this morning. david joins us from new york. think you are being with us. i would like to start with maybe this is the wrong question but .hether that was overblown it appears the concern is in the end elon musk will be barred from being the ceo or chairman of a public company. it does not mean he can't be involved in the company. david: it depends how this gets worked out. there was a settlement by the sec that would allow him to stay at tesla in a different role. he could have stayed is the chairman and broaden to independent board members -- two independent board mem

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is joining us live in san jose with details. amanda. >> reporter: jessica, the initial plan was to remove the people living in this encampment out and then bringing in that other homeless group, but now you can see that contractors and county crews are busy clearing brush and prepping the lot to house both groups. two homeless encampments along rough drive were facing deadlines. for the 20 living here. >> we were told to vacate the premise by 9:00. >> reporter: but plans have since changed. the lot was going to be cleared and prepped for another homeless group living at homeville laj. homeless advocates set up hope village in a state-owned parking lot before being moved outside seiu union offices. the county says the two encampments will soon share this lot. >> we have asked them not to remain here while the crews are working which will be through wednesday, but after thursday they can come back if they need to. >> reporter: hope villagers are being required to leave a temporary lot they've called home for the last week by noon

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live with details of a new reward in this case. amanda. >> reporter: dan, the non-profit organization mothers against murderers offering a $5,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. now, there is a 30-day time limit on this reward as many are calling for swift justice. candles, balloons, and messages written in chalk. this growing memorial surrounds the home frankie santos shared with his high school sweetheart and his two young sons. relatives say too often families across the city are being forced to mourn senseless deaths. >> it's getting a little rough. it's throughout san jose. >> reporter: that's why dozens marched friday in santo cesano. the crowd eventually gathered in the same place where santos was killed along raymond avenue in unincorporated san jose. this was the scene sunday morning. family members say santos returned home from a fantasticy football party and approached a truck parked along the street. santa clara county sheriff's office says there was some kind of confrontation before santos was stabbed

i would ask amanda because she has worked in the senate.bring in two female senators and let them do some questioning. i don't know if there would be a problem with it. maybe they have to change the committee rules. but it is a generational thing and, you know, it is what it is. the senate judiciary committee is made up of men, and i imagine it will change over time, but it is a slow process. i think the bigger issue is that dianne feinstein sat on this for so long and instead of bringing it to her committee members as she should have, she withheld it. they could have asked judge brett kavanaugh these questions behind closed doors. but she didn't have to bring it public. so she withheld it and now i think that what the democrats want is a public spectacle for political purposes. i think that's unfortunate for all involved, john. >> listen, the timing is problematic for everyone. the lack of firm details is problematic for everyone. that's all the wind right now because we're going forward with the public hearings. i would encourage all sena

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and so i think that amanda's right. i think there's a very high likelihood that it's not going to go very well for them. >> we're going to take a quick break. i want to continue this conversation. it's an important one. >>> also, what we know about the woman who didn't want her name on the story originally, but ultimately decided she had no other choice. >>> and later, the latest on rising floodwaters, the rising death toll from the storm that used to be hurricane florence. the governor of north carolina saying it is a monumental disaster, an epic storm that is still continucontinuing, the ri still rising. we'll have the latest from the ground. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza

and amanda carpenter is back with me. amanda, your reaction to this?> how did this even get published? most people get their news through social media. the two ways you consume that news are the headline and the picture. those were both bad selections by the "times" and without the headline that story quickly falls apart unless you want to talk about the high price of curtains which, fine, go ahead and do but that's not the message conveyed with the headline and the story. yes, "the new york times" fixed it. good on them, but that was long after major publications like "vogue" ran with the story. a democratic congressman from california who started calling for an investigation and is still standing by that because of that story. so there's some real damage done, but thankfully there are people like jake tapper willing to fact check that story and i think played a major role in getting it adjusted. >> oliver, you wrote about this when it happened, about this issue with "the times." this is a reporter who made a big mistake who may have a bad reputation

amanda -- >> amanda, back to you. amanda: thanks so much to erik schatzker at the bloomberg global business forum in new york city. now we take you to president donald trump with the prime minister of japan, budget -- participating in a bilateral meeting. you can watch full coverage of the meeting at live go. >> a smashing election win just last week, it was tremendous. we actually celebrated at the trump tower. his win, his birth they, a lot of good things are happening for him and we have a lot of good things happening between our countries. so, prime minister, thank you very much. >> [speaking japanese] shery: that is a live shot of president trump holding the bilateral with the prime minister of japan. still ahead, we will have a look at the fed decision. this is rumored. ♪ shery: we are minutes away from the latest fed rate decision. with a look at what to expect, a 25% basis point hike is expected but it's more about december of next year? let's that play, it will be more about the contingency of future signalin

all we can say to amanda brive now she is the yemen advocacy adviser at save the children thanks for talking to us the paint the picture that is painted in your latest report is pretty dark is it what sort of presence is say that children able to have on the ground in yemen and particularly in the who data area. so thanks very much for having me yes save the children has quite a large presence on the ground in yemen our staff are working tirelessly address some of the humanitarian gaps within the crisis we have field offices in our data we're delivering programs and also throughout the country we. are delivering food under two year olds and pregnant mothers we're supporting house centers almost one hundred house in terms of my power plan next and we're also have treating children from malnutrition and health centers around the country and presumably i mean your teams on the ground are severely affected when when there's a. spike in fighting like we're currently witnessing at the moment i mean what are your people telling you that what's happened on the ground in data since the failur

amanda, antoine, thank you for your time.ll take a closer look at the midterms later on tonight. ben shapiro looks at how key races are shaping up with more than a month until midterm election day, that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on the fox news channel. molly: just a few days ago, all eyes were on president trump, not too far from where mike and i are sitting. we'll break down the president's message to the diplomatic hot spots like iran, north korea, china, russia. president trump with a message to one of our key allies. >> i said saudi arabia, you're rich, you've got to pay for your military. we'll take care of it. we'll be good. you've got to pay for your military, sorry. nobody ever asked the question. anks to tena intimates overnight with pro-skin technology. for two times faster absorption. so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free. for a free sample visit tena.us and free. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through r

his own daughters, amanda and rebecca.s from jailhouse phone calls to launch a youtube crusade to defend him against nique's family. >> all these years we were told to be silent. to protect mom's image. we can't be silent anymore. >> okay. >> my daddy's now in jail because of these false allegations, it's time we tell the truth.tt. >> reporter: just listen, they execute his instructions almost word for word. to tell the truth and for us to call them out on their lies and -- >> now's our chance. >> say something insulting, from this, pathological lying family that doesn't want their dirty laundry aired, but the truth will come out. >> yes, sir. >> and the family is making sure that we can't say anything. we can't argue to keep their dirty laundry from being aired. >> reporter: then matt uses his daughters to support his claim that their mother nique was crazy. >> my mom started pacing back and forth and she started kind of mumbling to herself. >> don't forget to tell everybody about the ubutyotesie because we want it on tv,

amanda? >> reporter: larry, surprisingly plenty of people we spoke with today tell me hey, achacks happ. but this was a big one. the massive breach announced friday has made it possible for hackers to take over people's accounts through facebook's view as option. the feature allows people to see what their profile looks like to another user. >> we do know how the hack worked in very basic terms, but we don't know how long the vulnerability might have existed. we don't know what it was used for by hackers. it's very messy right now. >> reporter: the social giant says it has fixed the vulnerability and informed law enforcement. access tokens for 90 million users have also been reset meaning those people will now have to log back into facebook or any of their apps that use facebook log in. finally the company has temporarily disabled its view as feature. surprisingly the major breach hasn't bothered anyone. >> normally when i do it's pictures of my have away. >> it waists too much of time and i

amanda is there live. how are the kids doing? >> reporter: well, the 13-year-old teenage boy and the 12-year-old girl are still recovering a week after that felony hit-and-run. we talked to a neighbor who shared incredible video. this was taken august 27th with a clear view of the road at cottle road and el molino. it hurries through a stop sign and hits the pair, throwing them off their bikes. the car reverses and then leaves them in the road. > can't believe somebody would do this. >> reporter: eric and his wife often walk their dogs through the crosswalk. while it's upsetting to see, it isn't surprising. >> people push through the stop sign all the time and go way too fast down the road and people don't pay attention. >> reporter: if you pay attention to the surveillance video, you can see a man with a hat walking into the frame quickly realizing the crash. rosario says it was her gardner that rushed to help. >> said stop, stop, make them stop. they did not, backed up and made a quick left turn. >> the video shows the girl get

alongside amanda smith who has severe allergies.nderstand, amanda, how are your allergies affected? are your allergies affected? you have had an elastic shots before. are your allergies affected? have had an elastic shots before. had my first attack when i was 17 years old. years old. i don't remember a huge much about it. much about it. hospital and treated, my mum was there with me keeping an eye on me. there with me keeping an eye on me. you didn't know at that point you had allergies? not that extreme. have had shocks since, but once you know you have allergies... know you have allergies... because they are not like a fix for it. what are you allergic to? shellfish and animal stings, bees and wasps. and wasps. few occasions where i have had to use the epipen. use the epipen. mostly from wasp stings which is not great. stings which is not great. be carrying an epipen or as severe allergies. allergies. tell us exactly how the epipen works. epipen works. we can't be certain, there appears to be a growth in the disease. to be a grow

that is "bachelor in paradise" favorite amanda stanton.rrested in las vegas and charged with domestic violence after allegedly shoving her boyfriend. a rep for stanton says she gave her boyfriend what she thought was a playful shove. >>retty >> you might remember amanda was involved in a cheating scandal last year at the end of her season o"p and bachelor nation is freaking out again over another scandal after last night's finale. >> krystal, will you marry me? >> yes. >> yen -- jenna, will you marry me? >> it seemed to be paradise found for chris and krystal and jordan and jenna on last night's finale. both couples left mexico engaged. >> it just blows my mind that we went on a tv show and we found each other, for real. >> but it turns out the relationship may not have been real for jordan's fiance jenna. jordan released a statement saying he has ended their relationship. this is after it came out jenna dating jenna released screen n shots of text messages he says nothing to her and never has. quote, i don't even like him, let alone love

is that comforting to you, amanda? >> it seems like a cry for help. please love me.ive the white house aides bad press because we are trying to do our best. i do believe, yeah, probably the truth. but the prut is also that you signed up to go help donald trump and i think it's, frankly, unseem unseemly to go and do this behind his back. >> what's the basis for the axis of adults? i say their argument is keeping the country on a good course. enact the parts of the president's agenda that we think will work. tax cuts, kavanaugh, gorsuch, et cetera. and they think that is patriotic. >> and i think they do believe that. and i think they do have as you just summarized things that trump administration can be proud of. there are also things, like, you know, endless attacks on black people, his -- you know, keeping children in cages at the border. i mean, people are familiar with the other parts of the administration. the fact that he may be guilty of a serious of crimes. those are all -- you know, figured in but if you are a conservative republican and if you want to cut ta

in downtown san jose, i'm k-pop queen amanda del castillo for abc 7 news. >> i like that.ts took the bay area by storm. they have their sights set on new york. on wednesday, bts will perform live times square in new york. i know you will not miss one second of that. >> i will watch. we're still getting tweets about it. >> i know. >> their fan base is so loyal, so positive. it's really refreshing. >> it's fun. >> it really is. i can't wait to watch. wick back and relax a little. all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my forecast. the weather is going to change. it will change rapidly along the coast today as a southerly surge of clouds and cooler weather is coming in. the rest of us will be warm to hot once again. now our coolest highs will be this weekend. the cool weather hits the coast today. it is going to move into the rest of our neighborhoods. and summer warmth will return next week. not much out there right now. a little bit of fog around half moon bay. not much out there at noon. look what happens in the afternoon. just wash of clouds coming from the

amanda delcastillo abc7 news. >> two powerful beams are lighting up the lower manhattan sky tonight, the annual tribute commemorating those who lost their live on 9/11. >> earlier today first responders carried a flag that flew at ground zero to a ceremony at the world trade center site. relatives and friends read the names of loved ones they lost. some of the youngest readers were not even alive in 2001. >> 17 years ago, 40 incredible men and women showed the whole world that no force on earthing will ever conquer the american spirit. >> president trump praised the heroes of the flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. passengers board that jetliner fought back against the high jaerks. they likely stopped the terrorists from attacking washington, d.c. >> another tribute taking place right now here in san francisco. you're looking live at city hall. you can see the building and its dome are lit up in red, white, and blue. >> people from dozens of faiths reflected on the nearly 3,000 lives lost in 2001. the evening service included prayers for global peace. clergy members and community

amanda: i couldn't hear the question.l years rksbank -- riksbank has raised rates/ why is there still doubt on raising rates? amanda: underlying inflation has quite weak. service prices have gone to the lowest level since 2015. thathas made possible inflation will remain near the target. there could be a flip of the board were half of the board wants to wait and see and one board member wants to raise rates. we could see an increased split in the board. matt: thank you amanda for joining us. becauseeresting stuff, of the situation with the krona. it has been a really tough year for the krona. one of the worst performance currency -- performing currencies, the worst. it is down 10% so far this year to date alone. interesting to watch. k governor joins us at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time. riks for the bank page. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: the bears are coming. european stocks drop after asian years head toward a one low after j.p. morgan and blackrock warned of contagion. how much further do em was have to go -- woes have to go? the

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> that's good advice. new at 11:00, the city is threatening to yellow tag san francisco's leaning, sinking and cracking millennium tower if the homeowners association doesn't act quickly. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is in the newsroom to explain. melanie. >> reporter: alma, this is the letter filled with demands that the attorney homeowners association says she received at noon today. the deadline to act is before the end of the week. >>> san francisco's department of building inspections has three new demands for the millennium tower homeowners association. repair a window washing crane by friday at 3:00 p.m., install an overhead protection system to protect the public from falling glass by thursday at 3:00 p.m., and conduct a field inspection survey of all units by friday at 3:00 p.m. to make sure no others have a fractured window glazing or curtain wall related issue. if the demands aren't met, d.b.i. says it will yellow tag the building. the demands follow reports of this cracked window in unit

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo continues our coverage. amanda >> reporter: matt, jessica, people in palo al he toe ato ar we support christine. if sunday's candlelight vigil is any indication how many people support blasey ford in the city her family called home, we can expect hundreds again here today. rally organizers are once again encouraging people to come with posters and messages of support for their neighbor. >> they plan to have a counselor on site. coordinators will not be be broadcasting the hearing, though. they say this is not a viewing party. instead, it is a strictly a rally of support for placy ford. we spoke with neighbors sunday about the hearing. >> knowing her, she will do great. i hope the court license to her. she has a lot to say. i know she's telling the truth and i really want to hear it. >> reporter: since blasey ford cuser,ma incdi as a al mayorizniss, h the professor forward about their own accounts of sexual abuse. in the next hour, we will hear from the mayor. live outside city hall, man da del castillo, abc