brent: would you say mr. harper may be lethal mistake -- a lot of people said he tried to "trump" things up with his campaign, going against certain groups in society, aiming at them, ala donald trump. is that what cost him the election? guest: i think so. this is unusual for stephen harper and the conservative party. a loan among conservative -- alone among conservative governments in the world, they had reached out to other groups. it helped them win the majority government in 2011. there were lots of debates and i think that that turned off canadian voters, especially new canadians. brent: does he have the weapons to do what he wants to do? is he going to be able to raise taxes, for example, on the rich? guest: i think so. and if you look at writing results around the country, vancouver and toronto, the liberals swept the big cities, including the richest constituencies in the country. even the rich seemed ready to embrace him. brent: even the rich want to be taxed in canada. tell that to your neighbors do

. ♪ brent: hello, everyone. i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us.onight, china is admitting what the world has always suspected, the policy of social engineering with the one child rule has backfired. for 35 years, beijing has punished couples who did her to have more than one baby in an attempt to control population growth that now threatens to make them the biggest country in the world in just 15 years. with so many elderly people, who was going to work and who will keep the economy booming? who says the chinese want bigger families yet -- bigger family? >> just one child per family, the policy has been estimated to have prevented around 400 million births, but people never liked it. now the communist party has relented and the -- relented and decided to allow families to have two children each. china has an aging population and if it is to have enough workers to keep the economy growing in the future, it needs more babies now. >> this policy helps to resolve the aging society problem and will provide more of a labor force to china. i think it is

. ♪ brent: i'm brent: --i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us.illary clinton says she does not have responsibility for a coverup but those in the congressional hearing believe she is responsible. at the start of the day part hearing, the committee chairman said that this has nothing to do with her position as a presidential candidate, but instead it is because she "failed at her job." >> in this eighth hearing, the questions keep on coming. hillary clinton is being grilled about the events in 2012 when four americans were killed in the u.s. consulate in benghazi. the ambassador, christopher stevens, and three other diplomats were fatally injured. the u.s. government classified it as a terrorist attack days later. clinton was secretary of state at the time. now she has to explain herself in the midst of the fact that the country of libya is now in a civil war. hillary clinton: there was never coverup from any of us or from those in the state department or did we have information about shutting down the mission it -- in benghazi. >> a year before t

brent koedam (brent response) chris: kyle, same question to you. 3a. heelan welcomes boyden hull rock valley to memorial field. the crusaders scored a late touchdown for some insurance in a 49-35 regular season win back in the first week of october. chris: those just two of the nine games we'll have for you tonight on a special wednesday night edition of the sportszone half hour show. but if you ask these kids here, this is the only one that matters of course. tim, jenna, i'm gonna go grab some h h chocolate and warm up... reporting live in marcus, chris maple. has grown a lot this summer. has really turned a beautiful red this fall. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) radar shows scattered snow showers across northern siouxland. your forecast tonight is for a low of 36. skies will be partly cloudy and winds will gust to 30 mph. tomorrow, the high will be 49 th partly cloudy skies and winds gusting to the 7-day shows >>> world series chaos. please stand by. >> we ve lost o

brent: maybe she is listening to some music now. germany has some -- has given the world some big names to rock like the scorpions and craftwork. but have you ever heard of dina? she's enjoying success in africa with a song sung in the local language of uganda. we called her up to find out what it is like being a popstar so far from home. reporter: the hustle, the bustle, and the every air -- everyday craziness of compile a in uganda. in the middle of it all is a sociology student from berlin. but in uganda, she has become a popstar. her song is a huge hit in uganda. ugandans love the melody but are also taken with her great delivery. ugandan radio has been playing her hit constantly for weeks. >> this whole thing is crazy and comes as a total surprise. all we did was say let's make some music and then something fantastic happened. reporter: the 22-year-old came to uganda by chance. she did aid work or a year in neighboring rwanda. but after traveling around the region, she discovered uganda. many things are not quite the same as in

brent: speaking before the u.n. general assembly, they acquired nuclear weapons and they responded to the prime minister who walked away from the negotiating table saying that israel was ready to relaunch talks with the palestinians without preconditions. the defense ministry in burkina faso says the recent short-lived coup leader is now in custody. he sought refuge in the vatican embassy. the president congratulated the armed forces on bringing it to a peaceful conclusion. one lucky american has plenty of change despair after he bought a lottery ticket at this gas station in michigan. the winning powerball entry was worth more than $310 million. not a better return on a ticket that cost, we understand, just a few bucks. american tennis star serena williams has announced that she is withdrawing from next week's china open in beijing and the wga finals in singapore, ending the 34-year-old season. she said she wanted to take the time to heal and address various injury problems. the 21 time grand slam singles champion

brent: thank you to you both. the oslo accords were an historic set of agreements that led to the creation of the palestinian authority 22 years ago. you may remember. now, palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas says his government is no longer bound by them. abbas told the u.n. general assembly in new york that since israel has continued its settlement activity, he considers the treaty to have been scrapped. drawn up back in 1993, the oslo accords were intended to pave the way for palestinian self-determination and bring peace for israel. let's go to our correspondent, tanya cramer, standing by in jerusalem. what is going on here, tanya? every year before a general assembly at the u.n., we're told that abbas is going to say something earthshattering. was this a bombshell? or how's it going down where you are? a a bombshell. it was expected, he's talking about the oslo accords, but he delivered one at the end but one that raises a lot of questions even over here because what does he mean in practical terms,

brent crude at 4908 and wti at 4665. we do get the toe data but one day later than originally planned because the holiday on monday we'll get it tomorrow. >> more disconnect from the federal reserve with st. louis fed president james bullard reiterating his call that now is the time to raise rates but at the same time another fed governor has struck a much more dovish tone. steve got the chance to speak with him exclusively. explaining why it's not appropriate to hike rates in this current environment. >> there is a good bit of uncertainty right now. there's the debate between whether we've got sort of extended cyclical effect or whether there's some secular

brent and his crew saved two.he whole family by the station recently to say thanks one more time. brent says becoming a father himself almost a decade ago has made him a better firefighter. better at understanding what's at stake on each call. it's why, perhaps, brent broke down in tears in the middle of that starbucks. knowing he not only made the right choices that workday, but, frankly, all of his workdays. brent is quick to point out he was just one link in a chain of medical professionals who helped save sadie and her son's life. he just happens to be the one on the front line that day and on line in starbucks the other day. gavin thomas. >> around though the best stories. if you know of someone doing something nice for others, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. search bay area proud. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." more on the mass shooting in oregon including reaction from one of the french train heroes. he was supposed to be in class at umpqua college that day. how a fatal event kept him

brent biggs: "information is constantly coming in. decisions are being made in a rapidly evolving incident." (morgan) fore officers turns on their flashi lights and ben chasing a car, they consider a lot of things. most important? safety. capt. brent biggs: "we recognize that there is a need for vehicle pursuits in certain circumstances." (morgan) circumstances like terrain, traffic, time of day and the weather. capt. brent biggs: "those are constantly being reevaluated as this pursuit unfolds." "it makes things more complex at times." (morgan) captain brent biggs has been with the davenport police department for 24 years. every department in iowa and illinois has a policy that's followed when it comes to pursuits. davenport, bettendorf, rock island, moline and east moline all have the same pursuit policy and it's a long one. it states that an officer can chase a car if someone used a gun during a crime or committed a felony like murder or child endangerment. capt. brent biggs "the people that we're pursuing have to be wanted or suspe

quarter but brent crude up by 1.3%. wti crude closed down over 24% for the third quarter. it's worst performance since the 4th quarter of 2014 when it lost 40%. joining us is neil atkinson. look, have we hit a bottom here? >> we have might have simply because the brent price, the wti price have both been stuck in the mid to upper 40s since about the beginning of august. they haven't gone anywhere. a little bit up and a little bit down. what we're looking at at the moment is two things. number one, u.s. oil production lead by fracking which you were referring to a second ago and i think wyoming, by the way, may be closing the stable door after the horses but u.s. production seems to have peaked back at june at 9.6 million barrels a day. u.s. oil production is over 9 million barrels a day. it's fallen 600,000 in a few months. on the other side of the balance what we're seeing is global demand fwroegrowth prospects ar being revised upward. partly for prices we've seen over a year or so. we have falling supply from non-opec

brent: what do you mean when you say those rights? the student who brought this case to court but the ruling means online surveillance is now illegal. is that true? guest: i think for us it would be more that we hope it is the beginning of the end. there is a shakedown through a lot of different legal systems about what it means. data protection is not easily understood by private citizens, but if we want to ensure our data is safe from being collected without our knowledge and for reasons we have not had an open debate about, eu citizens have a heightened awareness about their privacy from history and this is something i think ciizens globally need to understand so we can have this debate. it would not have been possible

that was 1985 and brent wilson remembers it vivdly. brent wilson - grundy center resident "i escourted him into our bank president's office and said told him what mr. peterson was going to do and he said, 'well, we can't let that happen." the bank president helped fronted the money to buy the theater that day. renovations adding new concessions and a second screens meant full seats. "for many years, we had a sign out front that said sold out. but in the last few years, that's dwindled." but tonight.. nat - ticket sales people here say that sold this screening seat to see the first movie made in grundy center, for grundy center, and by grundy center actors. all the money will go to theater renovations. "i play a middle age wife and daughter." terri shepard plays a lead role, and after hours of filming and script memorization.. even for extras.. "we signed up and i talked and talked and talked and talked." shepard is still a little star struck. terri shepard - actress "this is not like community theater where it's live for two nights and

deirdre: speaking of social media, brent, thank you very much. brent bozell joining us.with social media, twitter lifts up, for more on the winners and the losers, we bring in carly shimkus, fox news headlines 24-7. you saw how many times people's names were hit, what they were hit for, positive and negative? >> this was by far the most interesting breakdown in terms of social media. first because we were talking about the moderators earlier, talk about that. the most tweeted words talking about the gop moderators, terrible, awful and bad. that is really telling, and that's because where was the substance? deirdre: in the kindness of terms it was very, very messy. >> exactly. there were no discussions on job growth and showed there. were no discussions on economy and the people were displeased. deirdre: what about the most twitter mentions, who got those? >> ted cruz had an incredible night. he crushed it on twitter and facebook. in one moment alone when he criticized the moderators he racked up 55,000 tweets in that one moment and the most tweeted candidate over all. in

he trys to recover but brent wesley makes sure he doenst go anywhere. first and goal e-hawks. 4) after a failed run emmetsburg fakes the dive and quarterback clayton freeman goes out side for the score, after the point after the games was tied at 7 to 7. (winner!) 3 don't go away we've got a complete recap of all the siouxland playoff games after the break.west sioux, akron- westfield, mvao, clglr and cherokee all in action. more 3 3 nobody has been able to slow down the falcons offense so far this season. mvaoaos 5-4 thth season and had a tall task in hawarden.3 1. first play of the game in the snow.. m-v-a-o quarterback dylan feller can't handle the snap.. he picks it up and fumbles again.. he's able to get it and he actually gains fifteen yards on the play. rams unable to capitalize and have to punt.2. later in the first quarter.. west sioux quarterback porter hummel roles to his left and decides to just keep it himself and is able to leap into the endzone no good. falcons up six to nothing.3. in the second quarter.. score still six to nothing.. humm

in livermore, 88. 89 for brent woodwood. we'll finish with the sun. and then up in ukiah, 86 degrees, and the extended forecast. monday, tuesday, wtsdz, we'll be in the mid-90s. and we'll -- wednesday, we'll number the mid-90s. and we'll cool it off later in the week. you will feel it in the east bay. did it happen? we've got the story...in hostile >>> cal football, looking for some history. did it happen? we've got the story! ...big test...in front of a, not getting your best sleep? could be you've got enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $600 on the #1 rated bed, plus 24-month financing and free home delivery. only at a sleep number store. ...big test...in front of a national audience for cal football... win...and you're the king..a place where no one wins... >>> college football, big test in front of a national audience for cal football. a place where no one wins! 5th ranked utah! only two unbeatens left in the pac-12. called it for the u! 1st quarter, ja

some that% drop in brent crude over the past year.ll has been saying yes, it might be cutting back on jobs and investment calling pulling out of certain projects but it is going to keep the dividend. nokia, this is actually the best performer on the stoxx 600 this morning. t is announcing plans to return 4 billion euros to shareholders in dividends and buybacks and move toward a target of savings it is expected to reap from the takeover of alcatel-lucent. that stock jump is the most in two years. finally barclays is not just the oil majors but the banks reporting today too. barclays third quarter profit fell 10%ing estimates. of course what everyone is going to wand to see now is how the new c.e.o. copes with the investment bank whether that scaling back is going to continue, but at the moment, this is reaction for the earnings. barclays down 3.6%. back to you. jonathan: thank you very much. another set of ernings this morning from bayer. they posted third quarter profit that topped estimates. this is for the blood thinner and eye tre

brent down for $42 million. shares of the company have doubled on the news. they have been down within 70% over the the actress and media mogul has been open about her struggles with hññ÷?÷?ñ?ñóúñd 10/19/15 10/19/15 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms violence directed against innocent people. and believe that israel has a basic law andain order and protect its citizens violencee attacks and on the streets.

where brent bus li >>> sharks coach pete devore back home in new jersey where he coached 3 1/2 years.to a shootout where burns lit the lamp, game over, san jose won again 2-1. they have started the season 4-0. san jose earthquake zeroing in on the playoffs had to thump kansas city in white, scoreless till this. wondolowski, in the 407th minute the lone -- 47th minute the lone goal of the night, 1-0 the final. >>> didn't have to look too far in napa to figure out it's the fry's.com open, biggest name in the field rory mcilroy. he pleased the silverado north crowd. he's at 5-under, six lots -- shots back after chasing 71 today. 14th hole birdiemaker. steele leads the field by two shots with an 11-under total, two rounds left. think it's a little windy? look at his putter, wind blew it in. >> it's in the hole. >> hoosier has got a two-shot lead after three rounds. you rarely see that. >> i could have made that. >> you sure could. stand over it and watch it go in. >> good thing he wasn't on the other side of the hole because it would have been in the ocean. >> there is a rule if you putt

kizer threw for over 300 yards tonight and it -- that aspect is what brent venables is probably going to work the hardest on to get his team ready to continue to trim to improve. >> chris: give you the at&t strong performance. just enough for clemson. you know what, when notre dame visits clemson, it's only happened twice, the last four decades. finish. joe montana just got it done, the last time the irish were here and deshone kizer came very close to a comeback that would have joined the long list, notre dame just a yard short there. something they can build on, even though it's a loss. >> kirk: i think you're right. this is going to be a wacky year in college football. all you have to do is look at and especially today. look at some of the scores. it's going to be one of those years where the committee's homework. it wasn't going to be as clean as it was. notre dame is not out of this thing. if they can learn from this, they're going to be just fine. and for clemson, as well, i mean, clemson's a football team that -- they've got a quarterback, they've got a defense that they can be

kizer threw for over 300 yards tonight and it -- that aspect is what brent venables is probably going to work the hardest on to get his team ready to continue to trim to improve. >> chris: give you the at&t strong performance. just enough for clemson. you know what, when notre dame visits clemson, it's only happened twice, the last four decades. it's going to come down to the finish. joe montana just got it done, the last time the irish were here and deshone kizer came very close to a comeback that would have joined the long list, notre dame just a yard short there. something they can build on, even though it's a loss. >> kirk: i think you're right. this is going to be a wacky year in college football. all you have to do is look at last weekend. and especially today. look at some of the scores. it's going to be one of those years where the committee's going to really have to do their homework. it wasn't going to be as clean as it was. notre dame is not out of this thing. if they can learn from this, they're going to be just fine. and for clemson, as well, i mean, clemson's a football

kizer threw for over 300 yards tonight and it -- that aspect is what brent venables is probably going to work the hardest on to get his team ready to continue to trim to improve. >> chris: give you the at&t strong performance. just enough for clemson. you know what, when notre dame visits clemson, it's only decades. finish. joe montana just got it done, the last time the irish were here and deshone kizer came very close to a comeback that would have joined the long list, notre dame just a yard short there. something they can build on, even though it's a loss. >> kirk: i think you're right. this is going to be a wacky year in college football. all you have to do is look at last weekend. and especially today. look at some of the scores. it's going to be one of those years where the committee's going to really have to do their homework. it wasn't going to be as clean as it was. notre dame is not out of this thing. if they can learn from this, they're going to be just fine. and for clemson, as well, i mean, clemson's a football team that -- they've got a quarterback, they've got a defense

that was 1985 and brent wilson remembers it vivdly. brent wilson - grundy center resident "i escourted him into our bank president's office and said told him what mr. peterson was going to do and he said, 'well, we can't let that happen." the bank president helped fronted the money to buy the theater that day. renovations adding new concessions and a second screens meant full seats. "for many years, we had a sign out front that said sold out. but in the last few years, that's dwindled." but tonight.. nat - ticket sales people here say that sold out sign is back. that's because this screening is special. eight dollars buys a seat to see the first movie made in grundy center, for grundy center, and by grundy center actors. all the money will go to theater renovations. daughter." terri shepard plays a lead role, and after hours of filming and script memorization.. even for talked and talked and talked and talked." shepard is still a little star struck. terri shepard - actress "this is not like community theater where it's live for two nig

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kizer threw for over 300 yards tonight and it -- that aspect is what brent venables is probably going to work the hardest on to get his team ready to continue to trim to improve. >> chris: give you the at&t strong performance. just enough for clemson. you know what, when notre dame visits clemson, it's only happened twice, the last four decades. it's going to come down to the finish. joe montana just got it done, the last time the irish were here and deshone kizer came very close to a comeback that would have joined the long list, notre dame just a yard short there. something they can build on, even though it's a loss. >> kirk: i think you're right. this is going to be a wacky year in college football. all you have to do is look at last weekend. and especially today. look at some of the scores. it's going to be one of those years where the committee's going to really have to do their homework. it wasn't going to be as clean as it was. notre dame is not out of this thing. if they can learn from this, they're going to be just fine. and for clemson, as well, i mean, clemson's a football

brent up 1.2%. up more than 9% in october. pushing up in terms of the price. we've got cup or on the upside -- we've got copper on the upside. thes get straight onto stocks. i would want to see how seb opens. 60%miller now getting a premium -- a 16% premium. up it goes 3%. we are still wondering if this deal can go through. whether a monopoly is being built. the number one shareholder of sab miller says engage. offersady has two rejected. diageo selling some of its their assets. let's have a look at tesco. they won't rule out a rights issue. there pausing in their portfolio analysis. there an growth is u.k. sales down. in volume, transactions are rising. europe internationally, they are growing. arm holdings doing well off the back of samsung. the designer of ships and chips doing well. air france, i am looking at airlines, because if this goes higher, airlines go lower. back to you. jonathan: caroline hyde, thank .ou you'd the ftse 100 all in asia, it was all eyes on governor kuroda. good morning sherry. shery: we are having that press conference. the japanes

this comes from energy aspects taking a look at the spread wti.en brent and the u.s.ction is rolling over. it is not technical. you seen not spread come in, that overhang moving to heavy crude like brent and not to light crude, like united states. fascinating development. how much production wines of rolling over, could be a bullish trend. they could compress the spreads even more. >> the damage has done to oil producers in the states. finances had deteriorated and the state may post a budget deficit for the first time since 2009. that is one side. norway is a country suffering as well. cash fromto with draw the sovereign wealth fund to cover budget holes. thing iost fascinating read today was this note from barclays. it basically said that you have the buildup of the sovereign wealth funds from these petro states as a qe. and theyld accumulate would go out and buy financial assets. one chart we have shows oil versus investment-grade spreads thesehe idea being that countries had oil cash and bought financial assets and narrowed the spreads. you have a huge purchasing

joel, and brent. they are the two clowns that take the audience on a short two hour trip. greg: clowns. rosanna: can i try one of those? are they hard to do? the last time i did this, i had a fat lip, greg kelly. greg: i won't do it this time. rosanna: give me a little help here. just roll it, right. greg: are you dating anyone at the circus? >> my husband does the wheel. out here for a second. roz ross you have been dying to say that. >> brent. >> joel. >> do you you have something for us too? >> yes. >> all right, get the hoops out of the way. isle help you. rosanna: greg. tell us, tickets available? >> plenty of ticket es available at big apple circus.org. we have special show on halloween. we have a ring master and costume contest. rosanna: beautiful. greg: rosanna, catch. rosanna: oh no you don't. greg: a couple of years i accidentally hit rosanna in the face with a hoola hoop. >> thank you for having us. greg: the clowns were awesome. rosanna: we are going outside with the 3-wheelers. we have more "good day new york." greg: that was cool, walking on the moon with buz

sam bradford after that found brent celek wide open for a touchdown.he eagles dominated the second half and beat new orleans 39-17. >>> after what we were able to do in the preseason i think everyone had been waiting for this. it's obviously a great feeling to go out there and be able to do that, to know when we're clicking we can go out and do that. i think that's going to give us confidence to do it more often. >> the offense was clicking. the eagles racked up over 500 yards. >> they have more confidence, they looked a lot better. a lot of plays went our way and i was so proud. i love the eagles. >> when muhammad ali was down did you count him out? this is a comeback. did you see demarco murray. this is the game. >> eagles may want to hire that guy for pep talk. or this guy. giants won last night, and guess who is coming to town. for "monday night football", the g-men in a must win game for the eagles. we'll have complete pre-and most game coverage. nbc 10 is your tflo official television station of the philadelphia eagles. >> the temperatures were d

brent crude seeing gains. and a come back for that. central bank is allowing banks to offer more collateral for loans. they can doll out more loans for the general chinese economy. we're seeing a rise in copper and zinc. when we talk about energy, we have to talk about the world's largest commodities, right, wolf, and their consumption of it. >> absolutely right. with that the recent route we've seen over the last couple of weeks in october. it begs the question sometimes prices derail some of the more delicate economic companies out there. jeff sat down with governor kuroda about the rate hikes. >> from september last year commodity prices, in particular oil prices, went up quite sharply. and since japan is one of the biggest importers of commodities, including oil, the japanese economy benefitted greatly from improved trade and that made, for instance, the corporate sector enjoy historic high level profit and wages are also rising. so in general lower commodity prices help the japanese economy to recover, but on the other hand, there

as you can see today a little bit of reprieve, 0.7% gains for brent at 50.2. let's get a view on oil prices from jeff. he is on the ground at the russia calling conference in moscow. over to you. >> thanks. so oil a critical factor in russia. they'd like to see it being a major exporter of energy and it not only has an impact on government revenues. it has an impact on how the central bank manages expectations. obviously the direction of travel for the oil price has a feed in to where we go on inflation. hi the chance to sit down with the central bank governor and i asked her about the volatility that we're currently seeing in both oil prices and the rouble. let's hear what she had to say. >> translator: the falling oil prices and the end of the commodity super cycle lead to the situation many are facing falling inflation, deflation. in our case the situation is the opposite. the fallen oil prices may lead to certain pressure on the rate and may have inflation risks. >> so this recovery back toward $50 barrel fits in with how the government has planned it's bu

bike tek owner brent johnson thought about installing solar panels on the roof of his business but always held off fearing the expense and hassle. but when the local utility proposed buying shares of a community solar project it seemed the right thing to do. "this provided a more immediate solution that was a little less costly upfront " a lot of cedar falls utilities customers thought that and there's now a waiting list to buy shares of the community solar project. those who buy the shares, or units, have to pay 270 dollars for each one. the payoff is a utility credit running for 20 years based on the output of the community- sized solar farm. " a lot of people wanted to get into the solar program but if you don't have a south exposure on the roof or a lot of trees around it doesn't make it easy. we could pick one site where we could put it " the support for a solar project to serve the whole community included a lot of businesses. the university of northern iowa is buying 20 percent of the whole project. an office of veridian credit union is buying enough to equal three percent of all t

brent crude at 4908 and wti at 4665. we do get the toe data but one day later than originally planned because the holiday on monday we'll get it tomorrow. >> more disconnect from the federal reserve with st. louis fed president james bullard reiterating his call that now is the time to raise rates but at the same time another fed governor has struck a much more dovish tone. steve got the chance to speak with him exclusively. explaining why it's not appropriate to hike rates in this current environment. >> there is a good bit of uncertainty right now. there's the debate between whether we've got sort of extended cyclical effect or whether there's some secular things going on in the economy that are changing growth potential and changing optimal policy. i don't think the fomc is going to be able to disentangle that before we have to make decisions but i do think under these circumstances it's probably wise not to be counting so much on past correlations. things like the phillips curve which have been effective for ten year

a former facebook cto and google maps developer brent taylor joins us with his latest. tesla rose -- tesla rolls out software to keep cars on the road. emily: venture capital investments ballooned in a third quarter not seen since the.com bubble. funding in the first few months of 2015 surpassed the year. so far that is not stopping investors. the enterprise startup investor equip announced funding from -- they are aimed at taking down microsoft office. joining me now to discuss, bret taylor and john lilly, partner at greylock, john you are joining the board creative john, let's talk about funding first. you still have a lot of your series a in the bank. he said he don't even really need this money. are you hedging -- why now are you hedging against the potential belt tightening in the future? john: you don't have to raise money in favorable market conditions. the biggest thing is confidence in our growth. right now we are in this interesting time where the concept of the old productivity actually a word processor and becomes left that becomes less relevant. when was th

>> well, jason kelce and brent celek aren't the only eagles doing it.ach ertz riley cooper and connor barwin also into it. the one piece of advice i got while trying it, breathe through the pain. >> yeah. >> you looked pretty cool. i didn't see pain on your face. >> we managed to cut that out. >> odonata? >> you look very graceful i must say. >> you're sore there and there and there. >> here. >> deep down. >> right to the core the ribs. >> throw a little ben gay on it you'll be fine in the morning. >> listen guys coming up later in sports, chip kelly by the way won 86% of his games at oregon. he roads rose bowl and fiesta bowl. is he ready to leave the eagles gone back to college? you don't want to miss what kelly had to say about the rumors, of course, that is later in sports. while we're talking about the eagles of course. >> rest up and come back to us. >> you got it. >> lauren is joining us now with the autumn chill on the way. >> dipping down into the 30s for the first time this season. eau it will give us a little chill especially since we're not

. >> that's right, it's the global price of crude, specifically the brent crude price, drives the cost of gasoline at home, and recent reports show a number of them, including government reports that if we could export crude oil from the united states by lifting the current ban, it would potentially bring the price of gasoline down as much as 12 cents a gallon. so there is potentially more movement down but tied to our public policy. we've got to get our policies right. liz: i can play devil's advocate? >> sure. liz: exporting crude oil means removing it from our u.s. market. i know we have a lot more of it. won't it make the u.s. more dependent on imports and possibly drive up prices, why not hoard it and use up the bad guy's stuff first? >> because what's happening right now, liz, our ability to create jobs at home is being stifled because we don't have a market for the product. it's like anything else in the law of supply and demand. people don't realize but it's the global price, the brent crude price that drives the price of gasoline, so if you want to lower the price of gasoline,

starting with the price of oil, which has been creeping up so far, the group printed -- the brent crude index up about 1.4% today. barrel. that is helping things on the stock markets. mining companies and energy firms, the big gainers. all of the main markets trading in the green. for more business headlines, a brewing deal in the beer industry. inbev has increased its buyou t offer for sab miller. two had previously rejected offers. shares down 3% today. samsung profits have jumped by almost 80% in the past three months. earnings were boosted by the weaker value of the korean currency, the one -- won. airbus has ended talks with bombardier over buying stake in its c-series. bombardier is still looking for potential partners. there is doubt over its potential as a rival to airbus and boeing. genie: there is no daily bread for people in some parts of france. stephen: bakers have been fined for opening their bakeries seven days a week. a law passed in 1999 requires bakeries to close at least one day a week. one baker said that forcing this weekly closer would cost him a quarter of a milli

because geri gives so much to the community, brent mccall, an agent farm bureau financial services wanted to find a way to honor her. so, he nominated her for the jefferson awards."sincehe's retired about five years ago. she even got more active. she used her activities that she was in when she was working full-time and basically doubled it up when she retired, and basically volunteers full time and enjoys giving back."i have enjoyed many blessings iimy life and a lot of it is due to the people in this community." 3 congratulations to geri! if you know a volunteer making a difference in your community let us know.. or go to the jefferson awards page on our website siouxland news dot com to submit a nomination. 3 it's that time of year again..costumes, candy. and trick or treating. and now the woodbury county sheriff's office wants to give you safety tips, when celebrating halloween this weekend. officials want parents to be their children's safety. parents can take simple steps by selecting costume carefully. avoid long capes or wigs and beards that cover a child's eyes, mouths and noses.

aftonbeck capital, he is bullish on oil despite what ti has done and brent, as well i should add.mant commodities fund. one of the single best performing funding in 2014. they called the route in brent and ti that would happen after the opec meeting in november when production remained high. they are down 11.3% so far this year. tudor, essentially flat but they have talked about how difficult it is to trade macro which is currencies, commodities, bonds, equities and all of the above. but when central banks are unpredictable, the market has move on a dime and he's had trouble navigating that. and fortress macro down 18%. if you look at the whole industry, the numbers aren't so bad. but you can kind of see in the broader sense that some of the strategies are suffering as well. the average hedge fund down 1% in september, year-to-date to more than that. the macro fund slightly up in september. down about 6% year-to-date through that period. commodities roughly the same. so it is just a hard time to navigate, melissa, i think you're seeing the real experts are real track records just

at 6:15 in marcus whehei'll be joined d mmc head coach kyle oswald and kingsley-pierson head coach brent koedam to preview their 8- man matchup. chris: believe it or not, this date was the last time both the mets and royals won a world series. for kc, it came in game seven of the 1985 fall classic against st. louis; for the mets, game seven of the 1986 world series against the red sox. one of those title droughts going to end this year. game one at kauffman stadium. and this hasn't happened since 1903...alcides escobar to lead going to run 360 feet all the way home, the lead off inside the park homer...1-0 royals in unbelievable fashion. it would stay that score into the fourth...travis d'arnaud rips a shot...mike moustakas can't handle it at the hot corner...daniel murphy scores and d 's 1-1. in the next inning, we'd be tied no more. curtis granderson...gets enough on it to clear the wall in right...mets take the lead...they'd take it for good in the 8th. one of those title droughts going to end this year. unfortunately we're unable to show you when they travel to northern iowa to take

it's very touching," said joanne gronenthal, whose cousin, brent zoucha, died in the war on terror. "the exhibit travels all around the state remembering our fallen. in wakefield, nebraska...tommie clark...ktiv news 4." >> the exhibit's last day is 4 in wakefield, nebraska at the little red hen theatre. more than 90 nebraska soldiers are honored on the exhibit. northeast nebraska soldiers that have given their lives in the war on terror are: navy lieutenant commander thomas blake junior, navy petty officer first class john douangdara, army sargent joshua ford, army first lieutenant edward iwan, army specialist blake kelly, army sargent joshua mann, army sargent robert schlote, army sargent jacob schmuecker, and army sargent klayton thomas. with halloween on the horizon, one local event is bringing people together. we give you a peak into the zombie run. <<>> after a chilly saturday morning in the 30s for most of us, we started to warm a little better who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balan

that he would give up his life and his family to go serve," said joanne gronenthal, whose cousin, brent zoucha, in the war on terror. she says her family is very proud that he layed down his life for his country. tommie, who else did you speak to at the exhibit? i also spoke with an active soldier today who has been deployed in both iraq and afghanistan to fight the war on terror. i'll have his story and why this exhibit is so important for every soldier, tonight at 10. tiffany? thanks tommie. it's another cool start today but things are about to change. we look to chief meteorologis t ron demers for the details. your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes after a chilly saturday morning in the 30s for most of us, we started to warm a little better by the afternoon with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. tonight will not be quite as cold as the past couple of nights and a strong south wind over the next couple of days will keep the warming going with highs near 70 for sunday and we may get close to 80 by monday. as sioux city works to improve its interstates, it looks like there'l

position, bradford dances around, fires it to brent selig in the end zone and just like that, we aretied at 13-13. late in the third, the redskins commit a costly turnover, jordan reed makes the catch, tries to stretch for the first down but he is stripped by brandon graham, fumbles and the eagles recover. on the ensuing drive philly strikes again. bradford deep over the middle two miles austin, touchdown eagles. they take the lead 20-16. , 31the skins come back seconds to go in the game, skins on the doorstep. con,ins fires to pierre gar holds on to the football for the game-winning touchdown. that caps off a 15 play 90 yard drive, redskins win 23-20. they improved to 2-2 on the season. >> he runs precise routes, he runs through the football, he makes the tough catch. he is a true professional and he showed that today throughout the game. he's the kind of guy you want to be in the huddle and out on the field in those moments with. >> i'm happy for the whole offense, making that last drive and overcoming what we overcame. >> j did mention you guys have to come out stronger in the sec

of the magazine and in the iq of a tech company that uses the internet and data to build a fashion brentt is actually going to feel old school and about creating beautiful products that people love to wear. emily: you said the media business is changing quickly a you see a lot of deals that the don for whatever reason. do you see a future where content and commerce can work together? that vision has not really come to fruition. ben lerer: yeah. for us, we believe the way we approached it has a great result. itn we acquire jack threats, was a five versus person company and we built it up to a significant scale. the point it has graduated and half is on mission and soul and needs its own capital. i believe we have this is a small and emerging content. it has not played out exactly as we might how thought it did in the first place when we started thrillist and we never thought about commerce at all. as time goes on i believe there is a fundamental difference in digital media that a lot of the traditional mediums. ,hether tv or radio or print the difference between consuming and those enviro

at 6:15 in marcus when i'll be joined by mmc head coach kyle oswald and kingsley-pierson head coach brent koedam to preview their 8- man matchup. a long world series drought will end this season. the mets haven't won the crown since 1986, the royals? 1985. kc is making its second straight appearance in the fall classic and skipper ned yost says its very different this time around. ned yost--"i think this time last year we mets...first pitch is at 7 over on fox. today's picture comes from... khloe and keegan. they carved abc9 pumpkins! you can submit a picture of your jack-o-lterns by posting on our abc9 news facebook page. they'll share photos in our morning show until halloween. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) radar shows showers mainly in 0404 >>> frozen death chamber. >> oh, my god. help. help. help. >> she was froz, frozen solid. >> frozen inside a cryo chamber like this one. >> then, donald trump uproar. >> the demand to have trump dumped as host of saturd night live. . >> plus, taken down during algebra class. the shocking new video from a second cell phone and what we learned about th

brent burns with the wrister, 1-0 sharks, and that was just the beginning. san jose shut out the caps 5-0. >> we could have used him tonight, he is a great player. there is no question come he is our captain, he is our leader. he makes everything go offensively. we do not have him today, and that's no excuse. we still have to play in our game do not stack up. nationals have reportedly conducted their first interview to find matt william'' replacement. according to "u.s. ta. today," phil nevin met with rizzo today. cubs fans shouted for joy today, the cubbies blasted three homer thestomach ,beating cardinals, advancing to the national league championship series. they are one step away from the world series. have gone more than a century without a world series title, and that is a big achievement for them. and dodgers, in new york. top of the third, justin turner -- his beer -- alison's face [laughing] cespedes scores. they go on to win 3-1, tying the series. game five is thursday night. wizards forward alan anderson is afterdefinitely undergoing ankle surgery