medical to step down are growing louder so who's next will it be this one on a great trump coward bauer is miracles handpicked successor but she's also one of the country's least popular politicians tonight's miracles party the c.d.u. meeting to determine its future after 14 years of party and a country at a crossroads i'm called aspen in berlin and this is the day. i'm going to talk i'm going to today is also a special day for me on the 22nd of november 2005 i was elected councillor of the federal republic of germany in the bundestag me to my mind and never not even in my wildest dreams could i have imagined that 4 terms would follow after this 1st election. this is if you feel that the kind of germany that i have outlined today is not the kind of germany that you are looking to run if you feel that the road that i want to go down is not the road that you want to follow then let us talk about that today and let us end it today here and now today. also on the day from mopping floors to rocking the dance floor one woman in moscow spawn her job as a janitor into spinning records in the cl

scott bauer joining us out of the cme.oming up, we are going to be speaking with missoula's head of race strategy. he joins us as we count down to the european close. we are looking forward to christine lagarde's speech tonight in her new role. let's take a look at the markets because we hit an all-time high on the dow earlier. optimism going into this week in november. the dow up 176 points. the s&p up. the nasdaq up .5% as well. some stocks that are lower include under armour, and a little bit of trouble potentially with the sec and doj. forker, doing a job -- deal wright medical. this is bloomberg. ♪ the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater. because with nba league pass on xfinity you can watch the out of market games you want- all season long. and with the all-new xfinity sports zone, you get everything nba all in one place- even notifications about your favorite teams. watch the dropped dimes, monster blocks, and showstopping dunks. plus get instant access to your teams with the power of your voice. that's

on the streets demanding more democracy they're calling for the resignation of prime minister andre bauer. and william blue cross welcome to the program a fiery adverse for today across france as they get all this movement marks one year since 1st taking to the streets in paris police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse at times the violent crowds the movement which has been accused of tolerating anti-semitism and nationalist views in its ranks is attracting fewer people these days it activists say they're keeping up the pressure on the government to improve the lives of regular workers. then numbers have dropped since they peaks last year but france's yellow vests protesters are still determined to take a stand against inequality in time living costs the movement's 1st anniversary so the now familiar confrontation with riot police on the streets of paris i was shocked to read a book i couldn't even breathe there was some much tear gas if the. from mcdonald's hadn't opened the door for me had been on my way to hospital these imbeciles keep firing tear gas that has. the yellow vests

these are agencies that sprung up across north america about 100 year ago and often been called the bauer re-of jewish education or the central agency for jewish education. jewish learning works used to be called the bureau of jewish education and it was called jaw wish education center. we changed our name about rate years ago. the purpose is to promoted, to advance jewish learning in the community. that is what it has always been. as schools began to develop in the mid 20th century in the san francisco bay area, the bureau's main strategy was to support the schools and make education better. the wayway did was by supporting the schools and providing training, professional development for educators, and we still do that. education is much broader, not only in schools. we support formal education and parents striving to bring jewish learning into their families and we support a library. we have a jewish community library so a good clunk of our learning comes from reading. >> you bing up an interesting historic point which is that the jewish communities throughout the whole country establi

assemblywoman rebecca bauer of orinda has secured $750,000 in state funding. that will enable sheriff's deputy is to enforce dumping laws full-time, including using two deputies in alameda county and one in contra costa county. >>> voters in mountain view will soon have a say on whether to give landlords the right to raise rents above the previous cap. last night, city council voted to approve a 2020 ballot measure that would make a number of changes to the city's rent control ordinance. one major change would raise the rent increase cap to a flat rate of 4%. tenants make up 60% of mountain view's population. >>> coming up tonight, how well- prepared are shelters to deal with people experiencing homelessness and mental health issues at the same time. well, tonya swink and her son were waitlisted for 18 months before a shelter in fremont finally took them in. when her son had an outburst and they were back on the street that same day. tonya has not seen her son since. >> haven't been there to make sure he takes his medication. that's an issue, i don't want to g

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refrigerated medicine called and oxygen tanks functional joined by local mayors and assembly member rebecca bauer to hand the legislation would also allow hospitals to run diesel generators for extended periods of time to keep the lights on bypassing air quality laws that impose limits on generator uses for hospitals unless the governor declares an emergency need to protect our communities from catastrophic wildfire. >>but we also need to protect them in the veggies parish the things they live with every day senator glazer says he intends to introduce the 3 bill package when the legislature returns the first week of january. renda felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>and you can stay up to date on the power outages had the crowd for dot com there you'll see an updated list of areas affected. >>tonight, san jose police are searching for the driver in a deadly hit and run crash. the accident happened tuesday night about 10 o'clock. according to police the suspect described it as hispanic man in his 40's crashed his honda sedan into a tesla driving on jackson avenue police say the suspect then went through

on the streets demanding more democracy they're calling for the resignation of prime minister andre bauer.

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patrick bauer explains why lettuce in particular seems to be susceptible to e.utbreaks. >> it is also consumed raw. people don't cook their lettuce. >> in past outbreaks, including one in arizona last year, investigators determined water used to irrigate crops was more susceptible. >> all three indexes closed at all-time highs after the covers department's of the economy grew at a rate of 2.1% last quarter, which is better than what was expected. >> president trump signed a pair of bills into law, in a statement, president trump hoped that they could adequately settle differences, leading to long-term peace and prosperity for all bills violated international law. china did not say what steps there planning to take. >> one of the 49ers is helping students at a middleschool. >> rain, hail, bill martin has more on what your thanksgiving weekend looked like, next. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪

interesting that secretary of state pompei o mentioned germany's defense minister i think it's catherine bauer who also wants to eventually succeed angle americal as german chancellor so clearly he liked the sound of that very firm commitment to the 2 percent spending target but also what she marked out this week a much more involved role potentially also of the german military which so far is a no go for this current government and particularly german chancellor angela merkel so very interesting that there was almost a 3rd person in the room there which is the german defense minister one person who wasn't in the room was the u.s. president should be read anything into the fire the secretary of state is here in germany for the celebrations rather than president. well having spoken to people here in i think everybody is reluctant to read too much into anything that the u.s. president does or doesn't do but clearly here we saw that the reception is somewhat different if a president meets the german chancellor this you see a proper press conference and they meet in the proper press room here it w

the show designated survivor and she has never and she was never resting anti-terrorist agent jack bauer in 24 today you'd be playing the guitar we're so excited to welcome kiefer sutherland. thank you how do you think you have any money that's a crunch doniphan will fame as well as it's hard to balance excel she can mock treating you he must design the homicidal observation on actions of the defenders of aides while i have the leash on be asked so as i can tell you on votes from dio and adam was seek well i think it took me a while to get to a place where i felt like i had something to say i've been writing songs for the last 15 years finally got to a point where i really like the way they sounded and for the last 5 years been playing around the world and the audiences that we've played to have been extraordinary and one of the great experiences of my life hasn't he said haggis became best when he didn't fall and he at least a little cause i don't want yes that's how my going was he got me going fuckin body have you had. just kind of you know she better spots this is good when it's ok w

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scott bauer of proper trading academy joining us from the cme.out for the super bowl. they have sold their inventory of ads at a record price. the total hall for the nfl championship game should surpass $400 million. ups asking some of its temporary holiday or workers to use their own cars for deliveries. unionize workers and teamsters, they are not happy. that is your bloomberg business flash update. from new york and london, this is bloomberg. ♪ whether you're out here on lte. or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. and now get $250 off when you buy a new samsung phone during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. plus, you can save up to $400 a year. click, call or visit a store today. guy: boris johnson unveils a sensible approach to the election manifesto, but the markets underestimating the risk of a no deal brexit? we are going to tal

. >> three is coming and we will see jack bauer. >> thank you very much.we will be talking about immigration and some of the results we are seeing from the president policy. there's just one more thing i want to say about it now. all the time on the show and talk about positive populism. it's easy to hear that phrase and think it's some kind of trite slogan, but actually a really mean something, it means you can achieve populist themes helping the american worker, taking on corrupt establishment without hateful ideas and rhetoric. this is especially true on immigration. i've always been for tough immigration control, public support depends on government control. being out of control for decades and that's hurt working americans above all. i support president trump's policy agenda on immigration which despite all the obstruction is working as we will show you later in the show. as the president told me, controlling immigration does not mean you are anti- immigration. >> we need people. it's very simple. a strong order, very strong order, and by that time we

you're going to see slow and go speeds there bauers of that. san mateo bridge. give yourself extra time. looking at 14 to 16 minutes ago between 880 and 1 >> 1, maybe a little more than that. look at the golden gate bridge. heavy fog. north of where our live shot here is, and it has been tough for our computers out and about this morning. how long is it going to stick around and where are the heavier areas? >> north bay, dense fog, a quarter mile. this morning. we're going to see as we head through later in the morning and into the afternoon, that fog burning off and lifting for us, but in the meantime, we're in it for sure. you can see the foggy conditions there in the east bay. here is a live look with the cam. this is looking east. above the fog is not a pretty view with mount de ab blow and the golden colors in the sky and the sun about to rise. temperatures in the mid-40s. livermore low 5os. oakland, san francisco at 49 and 52 for san jose. it is pretty widespread and extensive this morning due to that onshore flow. down to a mile there. a mile right now fo

and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time. pull the trigger. >> please don't make me do this. >> i know how hard this is for you but if you care about me at all, you'll pull the trigger. >> i'm sorry, i can't. >> pull the trigger, damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> "24" was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of "24" that would only buy the dvds. >> you think he'll come after you? >> yes. >> and a lot of the subtleties and complexities, it's a, my god, this is blowing my mind, i can see it because i just watched three in a row. >> "battlestar galactica" was a show from the '80s. years later, sci-fi channel looked at it and said, what if we take it seriously? >> madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately. >> there are 1,300 people on that ship. >> "star wars" feels like fantasy and fable in the best possible sense. this felt like war. >> do it. >> the photography was s

. >> i would like at least for the people who live here to know what happened here bauers i think most't have a clue what was done here. >> yesterday marked the 13th year for the ceremony honoring the men who shoved off from vallejo in wartime never to return. >>> it is 7 minutes before 7:00 ant the feds started a w credit c why they just launched a discrimination probe. force >> good morning. ahead it could shatter records for cold and dump heavy snow. not ready hear. plus public >>> i'm katie nielsen at the live news delook at this. a spacex rocket just launched from cape canaveral florida. you can see it heading up into the clouds there. just lifted off that launchpad a few sent rest second as go. it is carrying 60 satellites into space. it is all part of spacex's starling project which they hope will provide superfast internet to anywhere in the world. that rocket distributing those 60 satellites into space today and hoping to be able to offer that internet service some time next year. >>> very cool. three minutes before 7:00. time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> an in

that should be protected this is happening everywhere leading orinda based assembly member rebecca bauer to secure $750,000 in state funds to jumpstart a yearlong pilot program targeting dumpers she says the money will pay for 2 sworn peace officers one from the contra costa county office of the sheriff and the other from the alameda county sheriff's department to work time in their respective counties. so only on illegal dumping investigations says money for the investigators to follow up on these crimes are often complicated to solve that are really plaguing our environment and our communities. >>and also it has enabled and the counties to provide cameras and other resources to go after these crimes as well tracking dumpers down is difficult for investigators because gathering enough evidence for a prosecution can be time consuming. >>often resulting in those investigators being reassigned to more serious crimes. >>contra costa county district attorney's diana becton believes this program will put dumpers on notice significant to have the enforcement side. >>because if you have laws on

and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time. make me do this. >> i know how hard this is for you but if you care about me at all, you'll pull the trigger. >> i'm sorry, i can't. >> pull the trigger, damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch yo bat

joy bauer is here for our cheap day friday, lemon bars, all with a lighter spin.

$750,000 in a state grant will fund a yearlong pilot program orinda based assembly member rebecca bauer k hand secure the grant the money will pay for 2 sworn peace officers. one in contra costa county the other in alameda county to work full time on investigating illegal dumpers and then gather enough evidence for prosecutors to bring charges contrast is d a emphasizing enforcement and preventive measures should lead to a reduction of reduction in dumping. >>there will be extra lighting that will put the putting up surveillance cameras, so it's not just all you people on the ground is a lot of the tools that are recommended as best practices that will also be putting in place. yeah in order to combat this problem, private property owners are responsible for paying for the cleanup if trash is left on their land. taxpayers ultimately foot the bill for what's dumped on public land to the south bay now santa clara police arrested 2 men following a hit and run this afternoon about 1245 police put up a perimeter in the area of monroe street between warburton avenue in cumbria avenue to scott

patrick bauer joins me now live.ere is an investigation to try to pinpoint what the cause is. but how does, you know, romaine lettuce become contaminated in the first place? >> yes, of course. e. coli, including the types implicated in the current outbreak, generally lives in the guts of livestock, like cows. it can travel via a variety of passageways. equipment, or potentially manure, something like that on different sorts of animals. what we've seen in the previous couple of outbreaks that we've had in romaine lettuce, is tracing the contamination likely back to an irrigation water source. it's too early to tell with this particular outbreak, but with the previous two, that's what we think. >> if it is an irrigation source, what do you do to stop it? >> well, the state officials who are in charge of managing food safety, and our federal health officials at the fda, and the industry itself has been pursuing a variety of avenues to keep it in the growing environment. there is a lot of of work being put into testing w

jacob bauer of the 16th connecticut wrote afterward, "i find war is a terrible thing to even think of but when you are engaged in it, it is worse yet." thousands of bodies are buried across this battlefield, thousands more treated in field hospitals such as the barn where we are standing. many of themd were removed to the cemetery outside of sharpsburg. in the antietam national cemetery there are union dead from antietam, south mountain, from another battle. fromy 5000 union soldiers the civil war buried there as well as hundreds more soldiers who served in a later conflict like world war i, world war ii. in walking through the gravestones of antietam, it all comes together the significance of this place, the significance of this battle. the title of the book i wrote about this, "that field of blood," comes from a chaplain from ohio. terror andat for the agony on the battlefield, it was not limited to the battlefield itself, but extended to thousands of homes north and south across the country. antietam really was a terrible human tragedy for thousands and thousands of families. he wr

scott bauer, give me your sense for an investor who's looking -- there have been some surveys out recentlyd a lot of the sort of faster smart money is backing off of a bit and going to cash. is that the right thing to do? >> so, liz, let me first say that i agree with you and sarge. i'm totally shocked -- [laughter] it's a good thing you came over to the bright side here. but, yes, i think there is some concern in term of investors going to cash right now but not for reasons of where the rate of where interest rates are. i don't believe we need a cut. the economy is healthy. it's not over, you know, chugging along over edge, but it's healthy enough we don't need to cut rates. however, the market has gotten a little frothy here. i agree with sarge when he says earnings are okay, but they haven't really shown much in terms of guidance. they really also haven't -- walmart doesn't really talk about tariffs either. so if i'm an investor in this market especially, liz, especially with volatility in premiums as low as they are right now given where we are, it would be of the utmost importance in

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jim sciutto, abby, greg bauer are back with me. greg, jordan did take that combative tone.osed to be -- you kill with calm. >> yeah. >> how -- how well did goldman and castor do today? >> well, goadmaldman and i are the same doj family. a very experienced former prosecutor. he was very smooth today and i thought did a very effective job. i know steve castor from my time at the fbi when he was can the committee and we had some dealings together. professional, competent guy. let's face it, castor doesn't have a case. right? he's trying to defend the indefensible in many respects so he doesn't have much to work with. i think that came through today. >> hmm. so, abby, some republicans were not happy with castor's performance. do you -- are they going to do anything about it? are they -- i mean, you know, as greg's saying, if it's about the case, it may be about that more than the lawyer. >> you know, this reminds me of the brett kavanaugh hearings when there was sort of independei independent person doing the questioning and republicans wsht hap warrant hap weren't hawpe how sh

scott bauer, we talked about as we said chemores, shake shack, ethan allen. is it any one of those or another name out there? what are you looking at specifically? >> you know, ethan allen is really interesting. as you said, their profits have been hit really badly. in fact, last quarter, they came out and said that their wholesale imports from china, down 38% directly related to the tariff talk. so for them, it's all going to be about what do they see happening with the u.s./china tariff issue moving forward. that one could really be a good telltale of what happens kind of with that higher end home buyer like you just alluded to. in terms of shake shack, which i really like, they have transformed their business on the digital side. uber, grub hub, that is such a large part of their business now, i expect them to really, you know, put more dollars invested in it. i think you are going to see great metrics out of shake shack. i have never had a shake shack burger. however, the stock looks great right now. liz: yeah. they were on the chicken thing well before m

and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time.for you but if you care about me at all, you'll pull the trigger. >> i'm sorry, i can't. >> pull the trigger, damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> "24" was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of "24" that would only buy the dvds. >> you think he'll come after you? >> yes. >> and a lot of the subtleties and complexities, it's a, my god, this is blowing my mind, i can see it because i just watched three in a row. >> "battlestar galactica" was a show from the '80s. made in the late 1970s. not a very good show but a show with a really good idea which is civilization has been destroyed. humanity is on the run. what happens next? years later, sci-fi channel looked at it and said, what if we take it seriously? >> madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately. >> there are 1,300 people on that ship. >> "star wars" feels like fantasy and fa

medical to step down are growing louder so who's next will it be this woman on a great trump cower and bauer is miracles handpicked successor but she's also one of the country's least popular politicians tonight's medical's party the c.d.u. meeting to determine its future after 14 years of party and a country at a crossroads i'm called aspen in berlin and this is the day. i'm going to talk i'm going to today is also a special day for me on the 22nd of november 2005 i.