barclay also says, the chp will be out in force.here at the park and ride, we found an officer issuing a ticket for blocking drivers... a tow truck was called to pull it away. and this evening, the chp will be out during it's maximum enforcment period. barclay. we are out to make sure everyone is safe. (continue terisa live) the maximum enforcement period kicks off at 6... the next king tide tomorrow morning... with the worse day on sunday morning... (anchor 1) as terisa mentioned--- expect king tides this weekend. (anchor 2) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with more on that. lawrence karnow: we are seeing delays at some of the local airports and it's a difficult night to travel across the parts of the united states. we started with a few showers but ended with a little sunshine. doppler radar is showing that the rain has come to an end here. it will be partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite you can see another storm in the pacific. it could bring us some rain on sunday afternoon. a

we return to tokyo with barclays' securities japan chairman, mr.ama. ♪ ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ manus: 11:30 p.m. in downtown, midtown new york i should say. s&p futures are down 1.9% at the open. the cme, intermittently caused having lost $3 trillion of value since september. more pain to come in cording to invest -- according to investec. the pricing for growth? that is the debate over the next 3.5 hours from dubai, tokyo and vienna. let's get to debra mao with first word headlines. good day. debra: china's embassy in ottawa has asked canada to free huawei cfo meng wanzhou, who was arrested in vancouver over the weekend. the u.s. is seeking her extradition in connection with potential sanctions violations in iran. a bail hearing is set for friday. the company says they are not aware of any wrongdoing by meng. in april, the justice department began investigating whether huawei sold equipment to iran despite sanctions. saudi arabia and analyze are recommending a curb on oil production, rebuffing a t

who said no they didn't want this contagion but they seem to get it right well actually barclays only then they actually caused by lehmann in the end but off the bankruptcy polson in his memoirs you probably saw that also you know he actually said that the the u.k. really and he used different language i'll just say did is over but i think a lot of it was due to the shareholders concerns because they also couldn't vote on it but yes that was a situation the they wanted a guarantee from the in the fed was saying no we can't do it it's questionable whether or not they had the authority i saw warren buffett say i don't care if i if i were fed sure even if i didn't have the authority i would have done it dealt with it in court it says killer talk about what was the impact of the research in asia i know it was less but what do we know now actually when i was it was less i think the difference was because you know asia is always somewhat more conservative particularly china china and japan i think they're one step removed and they don't have the same structure they don't have the same struc

chris says a great idea, barclays are not the first to do it, other banks have done so. an alcohol or a gambling problem. i think of people recognise they have problems and need help. thanks for being with us, graham. we will keep you across all the news when you need to know it on the bbc. we will see you same time, same place tomorrow. we had a frost this morning across eastern and central parts of england, elsewhere temperatures stayed above freezing, quite a bit more cloud this morning and for today many will see quite a bit of code, more towards western areas. from the satellite imagery you can see the cloud across northern ireland into western fringes of england and wales and scotland, the clearest skies always towards eastern and central areas where today you will have sunny spells, temperatures about five to 7 degrees. further west, temperatures about five to 7 degrees. furtherwest, more cloud, some spots of rain across the west of scotla nd some spots of rain across the west of scotland over the hills of wales and south—west england, but less cold, temperatures

the bank that likes to say no — barclays helps customers block their own cards to break addictive habits new evidence that even antarctica's most stable glaciers are now melting. and coming up later in the hour in the sport on bbc news: a big night for liverpool and tottenham in the champions league. napoli and barcelona stand in their way. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has embarked on a whirlwind tour of european capitals as tries to rescue her brexit deal. the prime minister has been meeting the dutch and german leaders, amid warnings from her own backbenchers that she'll need to win significant changes if her deal is ever to get through the house of commons. later, she'll meet the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, who's already said there is ‘no room whatsoever‘ for renegotiation. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, has our first report. it's something the eu may never have seen — it's something the eu may never have seen — a it's something the eu may never have seen — a british prime minister in trouble at home seeki

a nice pop after barclays, rbc both raised their price targets on that stock. mcdonald's up another half percentage point. >>> and now this. you would think we'd learned lesson. government doesn't make things very well. it shouldn't be in the business of making anything at all, really. and experience bears that out. growing up in socialist england i learned early on government-made cars are not very good, and government-made steel is extremely expensive. nonetheless america's socialists are now demanding our government get into the business of making, drugs, pharmaceutical products, actually making them, the government. senator elizabeth warren introduced legislation. the senator wants the government to buy manufacturing rights to generic drugs, then start making them. she believes this is the way to get drug prices down. and these government drugs would carry, quote, a fair price, whatever that is.

the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, has insisted that tuesdays vote would go ahead despite speculationconservative mps would rebel against the government. in an interview with the mail on sunday the prime minister warns of entering ‘uncharted waters' if the deal is rejected. meanwhile, the former foreign secretary borisjohnson says theresa may will have a powerful mandate to renegotiate with the eu if mps vote against the deal on tuesday. our political correspondent, jess parkerjoins me now. so borisjohnson has been talking this morning. yes, as you mentioned there, he was talking about should theresa may lose tuesday's vote it would give her a powerful mandate to go back to brussels and say, not only are the elements of this deal, this issue, and acceptable to parliament, they are an acceptable to the way the country and we need to the way the country and we need to look again. it was pointed out that losing heavily in the house of commons doesn't suggest you got a powerful mandate, he suggested that was the case. he is not the only one making that point, the brexiteers in the cabinet

we had the exchange betweenjacob rees—mogg and ollie robins and the new brexit secretary stephen barclayh exactly this conversation, and stephen barclay was trying to convince jacob rees—mogg that it will be just as uncomfortable for the eu and that is why we won't be in it permanently and jacob rees—mogg said he not seeing any evidence of that and he says it will only be uncomfortable for the uk. but the eu does not want a non—member getting access to the single market and being at the customs union, so on that simple measure it would be uncomfortable for the eu? yes, the backstop, the eu does not want businesses in northern ireland to know about this, but this puts businesses in the north in a very competitive position compared to the south. why would you moves to —— move manufacturing over? it puts them in a very good position, so it does divide the four freedoms which is the thing the eu says they don't want, but politically the backstop is very tricky for the eu and that is the argument ollie robins will use as they will not want to keep us in it for any longer, but it depends if yo

the brexit secretary stephen barclay has insisted the government will push ahead with the vote on the brexit deal in the house of commons on tuesday despite the possibility of theresa may's proposals being rejected. the former foreign secretary boris johnson meanwhile has said a defeat in parliament could strengthen the prime minister's hand in getting a better dealfrom the eu. he claims there'd be widespread cross—party support for the existing deal if the irish backstop proposals were removed. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. after more than two years of arguments and negotiations, this week parliament will pass its judgment on whether to accept theresa may's brexit deal or to try for something else. with most in westminster predicting defeat for the pm, some want the vote to be postponed. this morning the brexit secretary said that wouldn't happen. the vote is going ahead and that is because it is a good deal, the only deal. it is important that we don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. we are moving into uncharted waters. yes, the prime minister will conti

as it's being paid back but in fairness barclays they did transfer the nature of this speculative gambling to loan to a fixed rate loan and then they took it under twenty two million they were bailed out yes please move fierceness i think you know one of the reasons i've done this is because barclay of these liabilities are by far the biggest in this is about sixteen billion pounds that local councils hold obviously move and now we see. things not just allowed. can't county council and north and should account to cancel obvious loans and convert the public was line board so going back to government when we started the interest debt just hit the. interest rates they were paying for some of that now they're paying just over two percent from government and so the key issue here is that all. way cheaper for governments already than from private banks we made the argument that libraries could well be illegal because they impede derivatives inside alone in a way that is not transparent and so if you actually got these cases going into court which has just happened with fifteen councils taking ba

joining us now is william hobbs from barclays wealth and investment management.great to have you with us on this busy monday morning. what a start with the trade tensions. what retaliation do you expect from china to do with this supply chain? veryam: i think it is important for companies. the thing that we are focused on is the locatable deal. there are some common interest. china wants to become an innovator in its own right. have bettero intellectual property protection. and the u.s. also wants that. however, -- nejra: we have to cut in because we have an issue with your microphone. definitely risk off. pressure on asian equities. pointingties also lower across all three indices. 4% s&p 500 losing more than having its worst week since march. asia-pacific index is down 1.6 percent and chinese equities also coming under pressure. broad-based losses across asia and japan is particularly underperforming with the nikkei down 2%. treasuries continue to do decline -- treasuries continue to decline. barclaysobbs with wealth and management will continue with us to cont

officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"it's a big issue and we do see it around here.d bridge so we do see a lot of toll evasion."on tuesday night -- an officer noticed something covering up a white mustang's license plate on 101. when he pulled the driver over, he noticed a safeway terriyaki chicken wing sticker covering the first two digits of the front and back license plates on the car.officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"the driver was not exactly sure how those stickers got on there covering the exact same two digits on both license plates, but based off of our investigation, we are in marin county and this is an individual who actually lives in the east bay and so obviously they are traversing different bay area roadways, likely going over toll bridges somewhere along the way and again, you know we've seen toll evasion before by covering license plates. this is just a new unique way to do it."the driver was cited for driving on a suspended license and having an obstructed license plate. his car was impounded.in marin michelle kingston kron 4 news (

officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"it's a big issue and we do see it around here.and the richmond bridge so we do see a lot of toll evasion."on tuesday night -- an officer noticed something covering up a white mustang's license plate on 101. when he pulled the driver over, he noticed a safeway terriyaki chicken wing sticker covering the first two digits of the front and back license plates on the car.officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"the driver was not exactly sure how those stickers got on there covering the exact same two digits on both license plates, but based off of our investigation, we are in marin county and this is an individual who actually lives in the east bay and so obviously they are traversing different bay area roadways, likely going over toll bridges somewhere along the way and again, you know we've seen toll evasion before by covering license plates. this is just a new unique way to do it."the driver was cited for driving on a suspended license and having an obstructed license plate. his car was impounded.in marin michelle kingston

(mk)officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"i will say that is one of the most obscure ways we've seen people cover digits on a license plate, but it's not an uncommon thing to see people doing different things to try to disguise or hide their license plate."tolls are expensive in the bay area ... and some drivers -- according to chp -- are finding creative ways to get through without paying up.officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"it's a big issue and we do see it around here. my area of patrols is both the golden gate and the richmond bridge so we do see a lot of toll evasion."on tuesday night -- an officer noticed something covering up a white mustang's license plate on 101. when he pulled the driver over, he noticed a safeway terriyaki chicken wing sticker covering the first two digits of the front and back license plates on the car.officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"the driver was not exactly sure how those stickers got on there covering the exact same two digits on both license plates, but based off of our investigation, we are in marin count

that's according to a new outlook report by barclays, the bank also expects a slow down in global growth particularly in european epidem european equities. we are joined by emanuel cow >> this risk off rotation away from financials. there's evidence of investors deleveraging and pulling funds from equities and bonds overall into cash. what's going to be the catalyst for these investors to rotate again and start reinvesting this cash into the equity, the bond markets. >> we expect investment to expand, and momentum reducing excess liquidity and i think we simply need good news on the growth front, on the policy front, on the political front. and so far it is kwiquite missi. i would think the fed meeting would be quite important tomorrow i think it's very much about the weakening growth policy of china that needs to be answered. >> to pick up on your comment about the feds and this is a year where asset classes have done poorly, not just european equities how much of the relative performance do you think is going to change next year? i mean, this has been a year where european equities hav

officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"it's a big issue and we do see it around here.area of patrols is both the golden gate and the richmond bridge so we do see a lot of toll evasion."on tuesday night -- an officer noticed something covering up a white mustang's license plate on 101. when he pulled the driver over, he noticed a safeway terriyaki chicken wing sticker covering the first two digits of the front and back license plates on the car.officer andrew barclay, california highway patrol"the driver was how those stickers got on the exact same two digits on both license plates, but based off of our investigation, we are in marin county and this is an individual who actually lives in the east bay and so obviously they are traversing different bay area roadways, likely going over toll bridges somewhere along the way and again, you know we've seen toll evasion before by covering license plates. this is just a new unique way to do it."the driver was cited for suspended license and having an obstructed license plate. his car was impounded.in marin michelle kingston kron

jonathan barclay, the other co—leader, was re—elected.e snp alex salmond resigned from his party after claims of sexual misconduct were made against him. he denied the allegations, but said he would resign to avoid any potential tensions within the party, which had faced calls to suspend him. september brought a new political programme, politics live. joining me today, former home secretary amber rudd... we made a splash with our first show, with an all—female panel and amber rudd's first major tv interview since resigning. with no major progress on brexit being announced over the summer, the conservative backbench erg group again started to pressurise the prime minister. they published an alternative plan for the irish border based on technological solutions. i commend it to you for its common sense, its practicality, its effectiveness. but there was also speculation that they would try to force theresa may out. i have long said, and repeated again and again, that i think the policy needs to be changed, but i am supporting the person. th

jonathan barclay, the other co—leader, was re—elected.ed from his party after claims of sexual misconduct we re after claims of sexual misconduct were made against him. he denied the allegations but said he would resign to avoid attentional divisions within the party which had faced calls to suspend him. september brought a new political programme, politics live for top. joining me today, former home secretary amber rudd... we made a splash with our first show with an all female panel and amber rudd. burst tv interview since resigning. with no major progress on brexit being announced, the conservative backbench ee rg group against oddity pressure rise the prime minister. they published an alternative land for the irish border waste on technological solutions. i commend it to you for its common its practicality, is effectiveness. but there was also speculation that they would try to force theresa may out.|j speculation that they would try to force theresa may out. i have long said and repeated again again that i think the policy needs to b

a little earlier, the brexit secretary, steve barclay, told mps there is "not an absolute guarantee" to be party to a0 trade deals signed by the eu with 70 countries. mr barclay made the comments after being asked by the mp who chairs the commons brexit committee to give assurances to businesses that trade agreements would continue to apply post—brexit. when he and oliver robbins appeared before the committee on monday, the question of the a0 or so trade agreements that we are party to because of our membership in the european union, relating to about 70 countries, and what's going to happen to them was raised. now, we were told that the eu has said they intend to inform those countries that they ought to interpret them as continuing to apply to the uk during the purposes of the transition, but mr robbins said it is not the same as a guarantee. now, what assurance can he give to businesses that are trading under those arrangements in many parts of the world, when our own negotiators are saying there's actually no guarantee that they will continue to apply? he's right. we did explore

earlier, we heard from the brexit secretary, stephen barclay.o secure a deal, that hasn't changed. in preparation for a no deal scenario, preparations have to be stepped up. this is what he had to say after the meeting today. the government's priority is to secure a deal, that hasn't changed. alongside that, as part of our continuation of preparing the no deal, responsible government needs to ensure that we are ready for that default option which we don't want to happen but we are ready in case it did happen. at cabinet today we agreed to prepare for no deal, it is agreed to prepare for no deal, it is a operational priority. 0ur priority remains to secure a deal. what would that consist of? we have already seen an increase that consist of? we have already seen an increase in communication from government, for example to pharmaceutical firms to eu from government, for example to pharmaceuticalfirms to eu citizens living within the uk. we will see that temporal increase in the coming weeks. we need to get over the business that this is something t

the brexit secretary stephen barclay has insisted the government will push ahead with the vote on tuesdaysibility of the prime minister's plan being rejected. the former foreign secretary borisjohnson said a defeat in parliament could strengthen the prime minister's hand if she had to go back to brussels in search of a better deal. however, earlier the prime minister warned of the uk entering ‘uncharted waters' if the deal is rejected. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. after more than two years of arguments and negotiations, this week parliament will pass itsjudgment — whether to accept theresa may's brexit deal or to try for something else. with most in westminster predicting defeat for the pm, some want the vote postponed. this morning, the brexit secretary said that wouldn't happen. the vote is going ahead and that's because it is a good deal. it's the only deal. and it's important that we don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. we're moving to uncharted waters, yes. the prime minister is fighting for us and will continue in post. sorry, can she stay on as prime

at barclays, our concern is intra-ig downgrades.oughtrades $235 billion of new triple b three downgrades alone. two you look at 2019, agencies take a stringent few around leverage targets and meeting those leverage targets in a timely fashion? david: there was a piece and bloomberg of week or so ago that suggests a greater divergence in ratings. are you seeing that? what does that tell you? meghan: it says to me that they are concerned about where we are in this cycle as well. it is indicative of that and you look at the relationship of a to bbb names. we were at 50 basis points and that spread is closer to 70 as we stand right now. the differential and the tiering of credit will be front and center for investors and for the rating agencies as we look to next year. lisa: earlier you were expecting a 5% to 10% decline in issuance for u.s. investment-grade bonds. how much of that stems from a lack of participation from the foreign buyer that you were talking about, whether due to hedging costs or retracted evaluations at home -- retra

we asked barclays chairman john mcfarland what comes next.if thereng is a deal somewhere around june in 2020 that some things can continue on the basis of equivalents. but of course a lot will not be able to. the city can move when it needs to move, because we have the contingency plans. they are not really contingency plans because with the uncertainty of whether or not there will be a transition, everyone is planning for march. hoping the fund management delegation can continue to keep this in line. >> we have seen the british pound weakened considerably partly on uncertainty for what happens. do you expect it to weaken much further? is there a floor insight? generallynd has been a weakening currency for a very long time. and itas a devaluation is 126 today. so you have basically seen quite a decline against the u.s. dollar over eight long time, but enormous volatility. given the volatility, it could join the euro easily. , it came up to the low one 20's and bounced back and has come up again. inhink the market has priced a number of things

barclay, chpdations.see flares, if you see cones, if you see signs that say road closed, it is not a road closed to some and not others. it is a road closed to everyone.""not going to safely make it through.">(robin) cal-trans warns that sections of high way one in mill valley may also flood. (robin) in 8 days we'll be waking up in the new year to a host of new laws.in part three of our series ... catherine heenan takes a look at more of the upcoming changes. in 2019 parents will get help in steering their children away from unhealthy choices at fast food outlets.starting january first, restaurants will offer milk and water as the only choices on their kids' menus.high=calorie drinks like sodas and drinks will still be available... they just won't be listed on the menuglass break natsb 826 targets the glass ceiling for women ... requiring all publicly traded california companies to have at least one female on their board of directors.more than 4=hundred companies will be affected ... a quarter of them now