en br del candidato presidencial de se encontraron con contra manifestantes que intentaban desbaratarquinceaÑeras. ♪ las tradicionales fiestas de 15 aÑ >> en las es se hizo viral un video de una temÁtica de narcotráfico. bailarines disfrazados de sicarios o federales, son los llamados narco bailes. muchas jÓvenes no estÁn de acuerdo con este estilo de festejos, por mÁs de que estÉn de moda en su generaciÓn. >> 15 aÑos, no es otra cosa. >> este padre de una quinceaÑera considera poco prudente la elecciÓn de los narco bailes. >> uno tiene que estar mu darle mÚsica. >> para Ís. >> la vida cotidiana se ve infiltrada por el crimen. >> esto fomenta la narco cultura entre jÓvenes. dicen que cada persona debe tener claro el proyecto de vida que quiere. fÉlix: desde univisiÓn deportes, lindsay, nos tiene la jornada deportiva del dÍa, estados unidos que golea a jamaica. lindsay: muchÍsimas gracias, gusto saludarlos en este cierre del fin de semana con la informaciÓn deportiva. arrancamos con la nfl. en el at&t. al final los cowboys, ganaron. los rams querÍan defender su invicto ante los broncos

peacemaker it took him a year and a half from his inauguration to zero in on his desired legacy a true br. through in the korean crisis barak obama was having a harder time segmenting his place in history books but then the year when nuclear deal came to the rescue and the mission find your perfect legacy was complete after nearly two years of intensive negotiations backed by strong sanctions the countries represented in this room achieved what decades of animosity and rhetoric did not and thanks to this deal we have seen real progress shortly after mr obama was gone the deal was left in tatters no matter how monumental it had been in the first place the worst sales i've ever seen in a good disaster is still one of the dumbest e-mails one of the worst deals ever it was the iran deal i'm all for agreements but that was a bad one donald trump waved good bye to the green minutes he quit unilaterally without paying attention to pretty much what the rest of the world has to say about it today's action sends a critical message the united states no longer makes empty threats when i make promises

. >> you see one of the most respected people hopefully a supreme court justice, br >> they spent much of the day huddled in the capitol to read the f.b.i.'s findings in his past conduct. >> they interviewed ten witnesses, they follow leads from interviews, and it's a complete report. >> the bureau didn't question kavanaugh or christine blasey- ford and that had democrats crying foul. >> our fears have been realized, this is not a thorough investigation. >> what i read there are hints of misconduct, it's frustrating that they didn't do a thorough investigation, they didn't interview the relevant witnesses, i'm shocked. >> when it comes to who is undecided it comes to math. one is a no vote, and one that democrats will pay for in november. >> their rage fueled resistance is starting to backfire at a level that nobody has ever seen before. [ cheering ] >> nobody has seen it. >> now, here's where we stand at 10:30 east coast town they'll start a procedural vote that starts a 30 hour clock and they get to that historic vote. >>> ktvu interviewed skip george, a former f.b.i. agent about bac

since the taping, brazil's police have referred a few former brs executives in a program.gricultural ministry has opened its own probe into the allegations. brf says it is cooperating. sunday, we get round two of brazil. what will be the result key for producers of soybean as well as corn and sugar in oil companies? monday, the bond payment on 2020 notes that are due. expectation is they will be repaid. conoco just collected an initial payment of cash and commodities. on friday, earnings from exxon and chevron. big oil all the time. that does it for "bloomberg commodities edge." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. jason: someone has been s

when to fix brs after 57% selloff this year. i'm alix steel. welcome to bloomberg commodities edge. trading behind the hottest commodities and the smartest voices in the business. first, spot on. our take on the big story. spotlight is oil really bad week. hovering near a two-month low. the energy minister promises the country will pump as much oil as needed. ceiling oflifted the countries that produce as much as you can. production back so that we don't have the anxiety that existed in the middle of the year. >> joining me is the global oil analyst. good to see you. we had that. a couple days later we had the opec cutting in 2019 because of oversupply. what did you learn? >> you learn so much from these guys. number one, they seem to want to send $80. now want to go too far over. at one point, we were pumping all out. now, we think we should pump little less. >> they want to defend 80. how is the khashoggi affair and relationships the u.s. and turkey and iran help or hurt? >> in the longer run, there is no way this is good for the kingdom. this was a guy who was on the front page o

. >>> this comes as no surprise to many bay area drivers, we have the worst roads in the nati, br theoll they're taking on our cars. >> reporter: a drive here in oakland will rattle your teeth and shake up your bones. to say nothing of the damage being done to your car, as it's pounded by the pavement. no sis in washington, d.c. just named bay area roads as the worst in the nation. >> in the bay area, we have the roughest roads in the country. 71% of major roads in the san francisco and oakland area are in poor condition. so that's probably not news to the drivers who are on them every day. >> what sit like when you drive over them? >> when i drive over them? like i want to say like it's real bad, real bad. real, real bad. it damaged my car. >> reporter: a study estimated the bumpy roads cost drivers over $1,000 a year in repairs, and tires. >> tires are definitely damaged by the bad roads, and it causes a lot more problems as far as your rims and throwing off your alignment from the potholes. >> reporter: here they're used to dealing with pothole damage. ramone lopez says some roads

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axle rented the limo for amy's birthday to go to an upstate br. they never made it. corrina halse's older sister, amanda, also died. >> i've never felt this type of pain before and i would never want anyone else to go through what i'm going through, what my family is going through. >> reporter: also killed in the crash, three parents, leaving behind three young children. >> one of the things that we hope to be able to determine is what the speed of the vehicle was at the collision, and i think we have the technology to do that. >> reporter: the ntsb says no skid marks on the scene. a prestige limo from new york says it is cooperating with authorities and sends its condolences of the families of the victims. lester? >> just an incredibly sad story. tom costello in new york thk you. >>> president trump continued his victory lap today after the confirmation of his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. and with that battle won, the president went further than he ever has before in criticizing the sexual misconduct allegations against kavanaugh, calling them a hoax. her

the mother of country music star like br luke bryan sifting through the debris of what used to be her home. >>> when we come back tonight, a prayer answered. america strong. the unbelievable moment in a school gym. >>> finally tonight, america strong. we try to thank our teachers as often as we can, and tonight, a reminder that there are so many others who keep our schools going, too. the students of moody elementary school, moody, alabama, quietly waiting, it's a surprise. third grade teacher andrea orr stopping the custodian, telling him a student has had a huge accident. >> i've had a huge accident. >> i'm sorry. >> it's right in the back. >> reporter: he's fine with it, but he does ask, how bad is it? >> it is real bad? >> it's -- it's just -- it's a little accident. >> reporter: then mr. eugene walks into that gym. >> surprise! >> it's for you! >> reporter: overcome, he puts his hand to his face. it was national custodians day. >> reporter: his hand to his heart, and then a bow. one by one, going through that gym, giving them high fives. they gave mr. eugene their handwritten tha

it's crucial because a democratic win here is key to helping the party take control br the senate.s a deaker for many. >> i love donald trump. i think america is bac a run right now. dthink we're being respec all over the world. reporter: phil, what do you think of him? >> a nice guy. i ain't voting for him. reporter: but he's somebody that might get things >> he will only get done what his party wants him to get done. >> with the extreme conservatis and liberals, a moderate is a really nice thing to have. reporter: but you don't know if you'll vote for the moderate? >> i'm not sure right now. reporter: but you might? >> i might. the main reasons why? one of >> yes. reporter: the singer taylor swift surprised fans by throwing her megastar power behind tennessee's democrats in a social media post to her 112 millions. follow a surge of millennials registered to vote but that doesn't seem to have changed many minds in downto nashville. >> red next in tennessee. republican. maga. >> it won't change your vote? >> no. >> this is a picture of me right now at a donald trump convention in m

. >>> music fans, cb the garth br live core earth is at notre dame stadium and the puppeteer for two main characters on sesame street step down after nearly 50 years. chris martinez has your "eye on entertainment." >> i'll bet the day will be a perfect day. >> reporter: the puppeteer who played big bird and oscar the grouch is retiring. carroll spinney played the characters since 1969. >> they say what do you do? you heard of sesame street? i'm big bird. no! >> reporter: his apprentice will take over the role. he also plays kermit the frog. chaka khan is named grand marshal of the 2019 rose parade. the 10-time grammy winner will ride through pasadena on new year's day and be a of the rose bowl college football play-off semifinal. country music fans will pack indiana's notre dame stadium saturday as garth brooks takes the stage. cbs will air the concert december 2nd. >> it's a step up for me. a big step up for me. >> reporter: brooks also announced a three-year stadium tour that includes stops in at least 30 cities. the first show is next spring in s. anges. >>> 4:57. past allegations

the passenger, crews and pilots, they are br facing the he heartbreaking possibility, they are likelyll gone. lion air jt 610 departed at 6:20 a.m. for the 1:10 flight. the plane turn to ad out over the water and was level at around 5,000 feet when the crew suddenly asked to return. flight radar data shows the aircraft descending normally til the last 20 seconds when it started to descend very rapidly. >> i think the people on board knew there was something terribly wrong but the exact s hard to say. >> reporter: the plane was a boeing 737 max, an update of the most popular jet in fistory. it's tst time it's crashed. no indication of terrorism, the aircraft according to the airline had an unspecified mechanicalpr lem the day before which lion air executives insist was corrected before it took off. lion air has a spotty safety record along carriers, the low-cast airline was banned from flying into the united states and europe but improved in cent years. lester? >> richard engel tonight, thanks. >>> tonight, investigators found another apparent mail bomb again directed to cnn, and offic

we are working to get more information and we'll fwring br to you as soon as possible. >>> as halloween approaches, we have dangerous conditions. we are under a microclimate weather alert. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who is tracking the area with the greatest amount of risk tonight. >> we want to be specific about this fire warning, hills at 1,000 feet and above for the north bay, east bay and the eastern hills of the south bay. that's where we'll see sustained winds of 10 to 20, gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that's in effect until 9:00 a.m. on wednesday. wind is one component of fire danger. the other is humidity. there's a lot of colors on the map. plenty of green here. fairly moist air, at least tonight. but watch as we advance this into tomorrow. see this red area surge across the east bay and north bay. humidity values at 15% and below. the closer humidity gets to zero, the faster a fire can get sparked. more details are coming up. >> thank you, jeff. cheryl hurd joinss at this point, their forecast doesn't indicate a need for the power shutoff like earlier

october brings br and the ballot box. in this conservative kingdom, angela merkel's conservave party has reigned supreme. but its majority is under attacf from the right afd. >> 1732 -- jenny: this election will decide bavaria's identity. >> it means that i can live in peace and quiet with respect and tolerance for each other, but it doesn't mean that i have to adapt to the people who come here with their cult jenny: germany feels restless. migration politics are a source of protest. this demonstration drew 20,000 to munich's stres. >> we have a special situation isgermany, and for me, important to show that we are for an open society. >> it is having to a lot of countries right now.y everyb afraid of refugees coming in. asah, i think that is the why the right-wing got so strong. jenny: but they won't rule the roost here. it is the green party who will collect the electoral prize. they are expected to come sesund, forcing the ruling c into an unprecedented coalition. >> bavaria has changed. many, whether it was those who

where we e going is taking taking this technology as we make it more sensitive it can br used for deeks for the rest of us. and that's really where the powe and promise of this technology ultimately lies. >> look at share they popped 69% the first day of trading closing at $32.20. ng> after the bell costco matched the earxpect iks as and reported revenue inching past estates but the discount warehouse retailer warned it expects to report a material weakness in internal controls relating to its i.t. systems that support the company's financial reporting processes. shares initially fell in after hours. and also futished down a a fraction at 231.68 today. >>> coming up whe government cracking down on ecig make are juul mightge light a fire under the big tobacco stocks. >>> as we have been telling one the popularity of e-cigaret has exploded among high school students. the fda is cracking down on the industry leader, juul. and as a o adidi roy, tells us that could have an unintended benefit for big tobacco. >> reporter: they'resleek, slim and stylish. that's one reason juul's vaping devices

we think they c really just eventually move to an even higher level, which is you know, that would br tough a company like amazon. >> right. google is your next pick. it also had a rough week certainly. but. >> yes. >> it has had a lot of success in the area you are focusing on. >> yes, they are -- they are great when it comes to the cloud. but probably the most thing about google is they are online -- ng of online advertising. i mean, you look at facebook as an exampl so facebook was really trying to coat compete with the s, they still are. you but the platform wasn't as od as google's a year ago. now what you see with facebook is they no longer give advertisers the ability to use demographics to really zero in on the people that they are trying to adverti to. so it makes facebook's advertising lessffective. what we think is going to happen we think a lot of the facebook oivertising dollars are to move over towards google. >> and microsoft rounds out the three that you are looking at. gy do you like it. >> microsoft isd in both the cloud and gaming. and we are bullish on both of them

as civic and religious leaders in pittsburgh try to rally people of all faiths,br there i der discussionver the president's tone on twitter and at hisallies adds to hostility. the white hou press secretary is having none of it. he very first thing the president did was condemn the attacks both in pittsburgh and in the pipe bombs. the very fst thing the media did was blame the president and make him responsible for these ridiculous acts. that is outrageous that would be the very first reaction so -- of so manyeoe across this country. i am not finished. the only person responsible for carrying out either of these heinous acts were the individuals who carried them out. laura: sarah sanders there. well, jane o'brien is in pittsburgh for us and i spoke to her a moment ago.id jane, the prt will be there in pittsburgh tomorrow. are there divisions within the jewish community over his visit? jane: well, it's a real irony here, isn't there, laura because his very presence to support the community does seem to be further dividing it. but i have to tell you, of the dozens of people that i've been s

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char daron wint convicted in theal br murders of four people. new evidence coming ou tomorrow. >> the jury did the rightthing. we're very relieved. we're very >>happy. and not the target. >> in any neighborhood, it's sad. i need my three kids to be safe. >>> news 4 at 11:0eabegins with ng news. >> everyone should always remain vigilant. >> the fbi will continue to t focus all of resources at our disposal. >> has to be taken with the utmost seriousness. >> it isis absolutely terr well will arrest the people or person responsible. >> we are discovered things by the ho. >> new leads by the hour. searching for the suspect behind a series of package n'mbs. >> we all know they were sent through the u.s. mail, and investigators are trying to figure out what elsehey have in common. >> the fbi now studying ten bombs in quantico, virginia. postal workers across the country are searching for asmor. the one found at 8:00 this morning. and tonight, the search for the bomber i focused on south florida. >> leon harris starts us o with the latest from the live

>> members of the tree of life synagogue ea conducting aful service in their place of worship, were br bally murdered a gunman targeted simply because of their faith. >> this is our community whether you're jewish or not, and we're allhere. hopefully there's ways we can fin to support each other through this. >> reporter: the fbi ndnvestigating his backgrnd what led him to attack this synagogue. >> there were signals about the suspect's thinking and comments on social media. r national correspondent miguel moalmaguer has re. >> multiple gunshots are heard from the lobby.ep >>ter: after a hail of brought terror to this pittsburgh synagogue. >> they are being attacked. >> reporter: tonight investigators are building the profile of a killer. 46-year-old robert bauers arrested athe scene, as authorities try to determine if the assault rifle and handguns found were ha pud legally and where from. >> at this point we wave no knowledge that baue known to law enforcement before today. >> reporter: withfbhe i investigating the shooting as a hate crime, authorities are scouring his digital footpr

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. >> dickerson: although the president is -- was visited yesterday by pastor andrew br brunson who was from turkey based on pressure the president had put. so the president supporters are rightly pointing out that were it not for the president he would still be in jail. >> the president knows correctly that he has gotten several people who were held in north korea and elsewhere got them returned to the united states, that's a fair point. although the bizarre element of that is moment i thought was not the prayer, because understandably the pastor would say a prayer of gratitude of being back but president then asking him, let me ask you, did you vote for me in 2016 when of course he was in prison in turkey. >> again, your supporters, the thing is not that human rights has become another tool in the partisan artal, i think is the big transition there. that's a great example of it. >> dickerson: switch topics here to departure from the administration, u.n. secretary nikki haley is leaving, extraordinary this week to see an event at the white house where she said i've had a great time and

. >> reporter: also br buried todayhers cecil and david rosenthal. cecil was protective, as older brothers are. affected by developmental disabilities, the brothers had hearts of gold. they lived and laughed edtogether, never mi a saturday service, and would have never wanted to be apart. >> their innocense and kindness in a way in this world, i wish t.verybody could live like t >> reporter: tomorrow, more funerals and tears. lives lost, but never forgotten. miguel almaguer, nbc news, pittsburgh. >> with the horror in pittsburgh still fresh in the minds of so many along with the bravery of first responders, tonight, we're going inside the new cutting edge e technology pole using to train for activehooter situations. nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has your first look into tonight's "rossen reports." >> we are pinned down by gunfire. >> reporter: when police in pittsburgh ran side the synagogue, a violent shootout. this aive shooter, just the latest in a string of cases. in fact, according to the fbi, in 2017, more active sho

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got a huge response after announcing yesterday she's voting for democrat phil bretteson over marcia br marsha blackburn in the race in tennessee. swift, quote, came down from her ivory tower to make the endorsement. president trump told reporters today, i like taylor's music about 25% less. >>> a paralyzed man finished a half marathon on foot. adamy wexo skeleton to move his legs as he competed in portland, orlando. he wasccident 13 years ago. step-by-step he conquered the race in 20 hours. >>> a work by the street artist known a banksy sold at auction well over a million dollars. then something happened that was, well, surreal. here's sunday morning's lee cowan. >> reporter: paintings itself for $1.4 million don't usually make news at sotheby's, but when e baoon, thit sipping affair became a piece of pop culture. agang its w through the canvas, a shock to everyone including the new named owner. it's the painter himself taking credit. the elusive banksy who posted an instagram video that he says shows him secretly installing the teeth into the frame. why? performance art, says art crit

pedro parente has some of the biggest brazilian companies and brs --chairman of ceo brf sa.alex steele from balance of power. give us a sense from your point of view, there is a lot of uncertainty about the new likely president, not certain, likely president. what do we know and what do we not know about what he will do when managing the economy? pedro: it is a very important moment for brazil. have the two opposite candidates in terms of views, so what theon to president has said in the main economic advisers, with respect to an approach for the economy, a good business environment, so that is what i can see now. the change was not in relation president opposition, but congress. company, hisof a goal was to raise his a prices which did not work out. came in and discount of the price. do you feel as a ceo you have autonomy to run a company now or do you feel it is government interference? toro: i think in relation the business, we are not going to see the same level of attention -- intention. re: winds --wins. we see a different situation. david: as a ceo and brazil, what wo

you can see just how much rain we'll get.zy br chilly for the weekend and then temperatures rebound aittle bit io the 7 next monday and tuesday. another front will cool us yet again by next week. >> all right. sods od. there's the amazon echo, the apple home pod and the google home.ow >> facebook wants to join the team in your house and it won't bring any old speaker in there. >> lock your doors. a sweet treat for a local business owner whose >>> facebook is jumping into the new home video business. why the facebook portal is already raising some concerns for privacy. >> new facebook smart speakers bring messenger video chat to your counter top. the portal devices are equipped with artificial intelligence feet purchases aim to make video callingore immersivmmersive. >> everybody in the room as necessary to make you forget the device and feel like you're there. >> the $200 portal features a ten inch screen. the $350 portal plu a 15 inch pivoting display. both have enabled voice control. competing with alexa's own devices in a crowdedmart speaker market. >> it is a hard he sell for face

we have sai coming across the br because of drug overdose and we have al qaeda and isis trying to infiltrate through central america, guatemala so they have 40 extremists and human trafficking. we saw an increase last year so it's about protecting us from these other crimes. >> is a lack of leadership. the wall is not the right solution. we know that people can go under the wall and go over the wall. there's other ways. we need comprehensive immigration reform to fix this problem so we can stop talking about it and start moving forward as the country. >> your next question. >> in light of the murderous, do you feel the trump administration is beholden to the influence and interest of the story about what happens seems to change by today. the day. what steps should the u.s. take to demand full truth from the saudis? >> with the story coming to light, we have all seen the president and his family do have significant business ties to the saudis. we saw the president go back and forth over this whether or not he believes then and now he doesn't. this is again where we have this haphazard positio

it came following br kavanaugh' swearing in.een falsely accused ofl sex harassment or assault. >> irys sk for young men in america when >> reporter: you should know that 32-year-old pieter hanson dn't know anything about the post until his friends told him. his mother wiped the account but th damage was done and the internet did it's thing, dragging pieter into a controversy he wand nothing t do with and making him the target of nonstop means. his older brother said the attentio happened suddenly telling nbc news, quote, as a family wero camed him. pieter, the post. it's the anthesis of who he is. right now is overwhelmed and tired. he wasn't even on twitter. his account named at that was my mom tweeting sometimes the people we love do things thatit hurt usut realizing it. let's turn this around. i respect and hhtag believe women. i never have and will support #hadtoo ng, twitter, your meme game is on point. pieter telling nbc news he forgives his mom. while it's another reminder that there is usually more to a story than a meme

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president, when landing in kansas, he took a few minutes to speak to reporters ettut his doubts about br kavanaugh being confirmed. president trump: the vote is now in and our country has a truly great new justice. man, an outstanding outstanding person. what they put him through, the democrats, is horrible. what he has had to in doer, or of -- endure, horrible. two beautiful thing is he is now in. he is going to be there a long time and he is an outstanding intellect, outstanding scholar. brilliant lawyer. brilliant at everything he has done. the vote was, it was a great code. a historic vote. i just spoke to him two minutes ago. 's familyo the justices and he is so excited. we have justice kavanagh and he is terrific. i just congratulated him, it was well fought. what he has been through. everything was uncorroborated. i thinko thank the fbi, they were incredible. they worked hard and they worked really fast. i hear the report was really detailed, thorough, professional. i want to thank them. thank the justice department because they also -- they were working alongside the fbi, really

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hours after the celebration of his new supreme court justice, br brett kavanaugh, president trump has accepted the resignation of nikki haley. she spoke alongside the president earlier today at the white house about why she's leaving, as she pretty quickly quashed any talk of 2020 presidential prospects. >> she's done an incredible job. she's a fantastic person, very importantly, but she also is somebody that gets it. we're all happy for you in one way, but we hate to lose you. hopefully you'll be coming back at some point. but in maybe a different capacity. you can have your pick. that was really the thing i think she did best at the united nations. she got to know the players. she got to know china, russia, india. she knows everybody on a very first-name basis and they like her, except for maybe a couple, which is normal, they can't all like you. but they do. they really like you. maybe more importantly, they respect her. >> now the united states is respect respected. countries may not like what we do but they respect what we do. they know that if we say we're going to do something,

and i'll bring out outerbe-- br our military. not our reserves, our military. [ inaudible question ] you watched his rally, he had harsh words for you early today -- >> biden is a man that -- one, he can't draw a crowd. you see what we have. and we have thousands of people that couldn't get in today. many thousands. look, i wish biden the best. you know, i hope he's going to be the nominee actually. i mean, 1% joe. i just hope they pick somebody good, somebody that's going to represent their interests. if it's biden or elizabeth warren, i think she's been very badly damaged by what happened over the last couple of days, or a man that ran newark, new jersey, into the ground -- a lot of people. but i don't see it yet. we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens. anything else? [ inaudible ] ambassador bolton? you got to talk louder -- pull. >> pull out of the treaty -- >> russia has violate the agreement. they've been violating it for many years. i don't know why president obama didn't negotiate or pull out. and we're not going

br >> well, good morning. i am thrilled and excited to welcome you to day one of dream force and kick us off with some exciting events. as many of you know, giving back is at the heart of what we do here at salesforce, and nowhere is it more evident than at dream force. and we couldn't be more excited to get this dream force community involved in giving back to important causes. so now, i'd like to turn it over to salesforce co-c.e.o. >> well, thank you, he been keb thank you so much for being here. as a fourth generation san franciscan and someone who grew up in this city and who loves this city so dearly, the reason why today like today is -- why a day like today is so important to me is we can take the power of salesforce, the power of all our customers, our community, and all of our trailblazers who are here and give it back to the city in a meaningful way. this dream force is dedicated back to san francisco, and this morning, it started by giving $15 million in donation to our san francisco and oakland pu

>> musk said he is also excited to br year where the market for midsized premium sedans is even larger than north america. >>> stocks plunging by 2.5% to 4.5% yesterday erasing gains for the year cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to explain what happened. what's behind this selling? >> reporter: well, i think investors are worried that global economic growth could slow down and, of course, that would hurt corporate profits. there's also uncertainty about what happens next with the u.s.-china trade dispute and all of this is happening as the federal reserve plans to keep raising interest rates. it's caused a spooky october for stocks. dow down 6.8% so far this month. s&p 500 off 8.6% both negative on the year. nasdaq has gone down 11%. thth from the recent high is actually up 3% on the year still. >> it's a silver lining. so jill, the president has been criticalfe argument>>repodsstri balance between fostering enough growth to keep the jobs market strong but not too much to create inflation. i think so far, they have done just that. unemployment is at a 49 year low. inf

tomorrow looking a lot betterch for br again, tomorrow looking good.ne corps marathon. we'll talk about that in detail, and we're also going to talk about the leaves. are they going to change before they die and fall off the tree >>> all right. lauryn, thank you. happening today, bisons past and present who gather today for an honored traditn, howard homecoming. >> festivities have been tppening all week leading up to the game again bulldogs. derek ward is live in northwest washington. lauryn rickets saying damp and breezy. energy is still up there. >> reporter: yeah. it's definitely goi to rain o their parade, but not the enthusiasm behind this annual event. georgia avenue north of the campus you can see roadblocks haven't gon this parade gets underway at 10:00 a.m. what's happening today? of course howard's homecoming against -- and then the game against the south carolinat bulldogs 1:00 p.m. now, here's a parade route that's going t start up here at 6th and howard place. it's goingo go down georgia --ly actu6th and fairmont. a's going to florida, ge

ford, br you d -- before you do that, could you clarify what the process is at the commission about the addresses of donors to candidates, if that is kept and whether it's made public? >> absolutely. so right now, when contributors provide their home address for purports of demonstrating that they're residents, the candidates provide that on a qualifying request or matching request, but when that is posted to our site, the addresses are redacted. just as we do with 460's, with campaign statements, the street number and street is did redakt so it is just city -- redacted, so it is just city and zip. our current practice just for reposting is just to redact them. >> chair chiu: thank you. >> commissioner ambrose: is that true also of contributors? >> yes, exactly. >> chair chiu: thank you. any other public comment? there being none, so for agenda item number four on the -- the public financing review, mr. ford has provided seven regulatory recommendations and four legislative recommendations, and i'd like to make a motion to approve those and direct staff to go -- go forward and draft the