the rate we're going to today is briggs right. thirty nautical miles southeast of cannes saw it we go to on briggs right is about six made his day perfect for intro dive but all around briggs very first water that's thirty five to forty made his day so you have the snow ice cold water that's coming up in the race bringing all these nutrients into the right excellent sought for fish and flight simming in an aquarium the trip out to briggs' reef is about an hour and forty minutes and without land markers it's seemingly a trip to the middle of the ocean until you arrive. so we can we have u.s. president donald trump getting ready to make his speech or polls are expecting him to lay out a new plan for iran has just an issue or the safety and security of the american people. history has shown that the longer we ignore a threat the more dangerous that threat becomes for this reason upon taking office i have ordered a complete strategic review of our policy toward the rogue regime in iran. that review is now complete. today i am announci

the rate we're going to today is briggs right. thirty nautical miles southeast of cannes saw it we go to on briggs right is about six made his day perfect for in tried but all around briggs rife is water that's thirty five to forty make is they so you have the snow ice cold water that's coming up in the race bring all these nutrients into the right excellent sought for fish and flight simming in an aquarium the trip out to briggs' reef is about an hour and forty minutes and without land markers it's seemingly a trip to the middle of the ocean until you arrive and the water settles and you are able to see just under the surface and the perspective of where you are and how large it is begins to settle it. once for moored it's a simple equation the quicker you get in the water the more time you get to spend there. it's not working out dive boat that we're on right now michael great barrier reef is one of the world's leading natural treasures ready to shine for sure i'm super frivolous and i'm going to bow to i'm about to dive off a b

briggs & stratton, bgg small power generators designed for consumers. reported blowout quarter but initially had trouble processing the numbers, how much due to long-term strength and how much due to harvey and irma revenue in higher than expected. even better management raised four year guide an for top and bottom line. but still concerned because disaster related not sustainable. raised after hurricane sandy but year later given up the gains. but seems clear in addition to the generator business, had momentum in engines and other products geared to commercial customers and could be more than reaction to couple of bad storms that's why jumped today. check in with todd teste welcome back to "mad money." i think there's been a secular change people accept that there are going to be storms and buying pattern that is different from sandy, may not tail off. is that too rosy a view? >> well, you know when you look at power outages and two and three hurricanes that happened recently, lot of people were without power and creates a discontinuity in lifestyle wh

over briggs and negotiations you negotiator michele about he says this week's talks have made no great steps forward and he says your ass next week's summit to open up discussions on the blocks future relationship with great britain in brussels also coming up. palestinian negotiators from hamas and fatah have signed a reconciliation deal after a decade long split between the bitter rivals all this after holding talks in cairo on governing the gaza strip where in jerusalem and the president trump is expected to announce whether the u.s. should we knew the iran nuclear deal because of bad for america but please go all the way and scrap this landmark agreement entirely we have analysis. a pleasure to have you with us and we want to start in brussels where the e.u. brigs a negotiator mission by you said he's disturbed by the lack of progress in this week's talks with the u.k. says there's a deadlock over how much britain should pay when it leaves the e.u. and that it will be recommending next week session to move on to other topics like trade here's a bit of what he had to say let's sell u

over briggs that negotiations you negotiate or mission about an e.u. says this week's talks have made no great steps forward and he says he would ask us next week's summit to open discussions on the blocks future relationship with the u.k. we are in brussels with the latest also on the show. palestinians are potentially a step closer to reconciliation after a decade long split between bitter rivals hamas and fatah say they've reached an agreement on key points we'll go live to jerusalem. germany's biggest airline a move time is gearing up to buy large parts of bankrupt carrier air berlin snapping up dozens of its planes of thousands of its staff. so glad to have you with us and we begin in brussels where the exit negotiator michele bachmann it has said a short while ago that he's disturbed by the lack of progress in this week's talks with the u.k. he says there's deadlock over how much britain should pay when it leaves the e.u. and that he won't recommend next week's session move on to other topics such as trade here's just a bit of what he had to say

young dave briggs just 12 years old. wasn't born yet but he was a one man wrecking crew last night, three home runs against the cubs, including a grand slam. seven rbis. that's a league championship series record. dodgers dominate, 11-1. get this. his mom still in puerto rico and before the game he talked to her and told her he was going to hit a home run. he lied. he hit three of them. his mom watched the game at his grand parent's house powered by a generator. he said he's going back to the island as soon as he finishes business in la. >> my body's here but mind's back home. hard being away from home and to be able to do this, against the cubs that beat us last year and get us to the world series, it's amazing. all i want to do right now is go to my dad and get a big hug. >> get them popping. champagne showers, going to have to wait for the winner of the yankees/astros seeries. no, with wrap that up tonight. >> just about a half hour later, thursday night football. better division rooil, chief, raiders in oakland. raid

i'm christine roman. >> i'm dave briggs. how is your weekend?soccer games, four hours of swimming. what about you? >> sounds about like mine as well. that's what we do. i'm dave briggs. 30 minutes past the hour. hope you had a great weekend. capping off an extraordinary volley of personal insults, bob corker going much farther than any republican has to date with criticism of his president. in an interview sunday with "the new york times," the chairman of the very influential senate foreign relations committee accused president trump of treating his office like a reality show with reckless threats that could set america on the path to world war iii. that's a quote. workers said he is alarmed by a president who acts like he is "the apprentice" or something. and telling "the times" he concerns me. he would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation. >> trump tweeted the retiring republican senator doesn't have the guts to run again after trump said he denied corker's request for an endorsement, a false claim according to corker's chief of s

. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas where it's 1:00 a.m. local time. it's wednesday, october 4th. we're just over 48 hours after this deadly shooting and new this morning details about the las vegas shooter, stephen paddock. his large cache of weapons. his girlfriend back in the united states and newly released body cam video capturing the chaos as the attack unfolded. [ gun fire ] >> go that way, go that way. go that way. hey, they're shooting right at us. >> where is it at? >> north of the mandalay bay. >> police officials say the gunman appears to have fired on and off for between 9 and 11 minutes after the first 911 call. clark county sheriff said the shooter had cameras set up both inside and outside his hotel room here at the mandalay bay, cameras he may have been using to spot police and security approaching his room. officials say they do not think the shooter was broadcasting this video over the internet. even with the new details the shooter's motive remains a mystery. the death toll from the attack has been revised downward by one. officials

i'm aldisson sitting in for christine romans. >> dave briggs. still trying to get through the dongs.s. blen plenty of intrigue lee harvey oswald acting as an agent of the cia? that remains unanswered. the white house did release over 2800 records, roughly 300 others kept classified because of national security concerns. more on that in a moment. >>> first some high lights like the cia director suddenly cut soft before answering a critical question. in records from a 1974 deposition. richard helms was asked whether there was any information involved with the assassination of president kennedy which in any way shows that lee harvey oswald was no some way a cia agent or an agent. the document ends suddenly there with t

in the east. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas where it's 1:00 a.m. local

. >> good morning i'm dave briggs. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. just over 24 hours since the worst mass shooting in modern american history. the head line is not what we know at this hour, it's what we don't. the motive. why did 64-year-old steven paddock open fire from his 32nd floor window. killed at least 59 people and injured more than 500 as concert goers ran for their lives. the guns in the shooters hotel room were recovered and from his home. we'll have more on the gunman in just a moment. now investigators have started piecing together how the attack happened and how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay, searched the hotel floor by flow and found the gunman through the smoke alarm. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the s.w.a.t. team to move in. >> on the 32nd floor ea. >> breeach breach breach. >> s.w.a.t. officers moved in finding the gunman had already killed himself. the question haunting inv

briggs's being the key word there are other worries and warning is going to be forgotten that. simply not britain is going to have to suffer for it but economic policy choice which was to go for brics it if it goes for a hard break that is the u.k. and the e.u. don't strike a trade deal britain could get hurt quite badly in the longer it but i don't think that will happen the u.k. me you will come to some agreement and it will probably end up hitting the u.k. in the long run something to the order of zero point four percent per year of g.d.p. so inside the e.u. the u.k. can grow around two point two percent outside it can probably grow around one point eight that is not a good economic policy choice but it is certainly not the end of the world. briefly what do you expect. the consequences for the e.u. of the brits they'll be virtually no effect whatsoever on the european economy so long as the u.k. avoids a heartbreaks it. can pick through the background in london thank you very much. and that's it from the business days back to brian and by and goes to battle in a key game wit

parliament a top briggs it campaign finance says that the m.p. just can't get over losing our bank said it it's sad that tedious myth of a russian conspiracy is still being used writer and broadcaster married to jessica told us alleged russian meddling is only a pretext this is less about russia russia as a sort of a convenient peg to hook other things on that this is being used by people opposed to the british leaving the european union and what they're trying to do is to find some pretext so that they can maybe challenge the vote it's been so unchallenged if you like in washington you know if you read everything that's coming out of washington or in washington the consensus there is so pervasive it's so powerful that russia was involved in somehow manipulating the american election or that it's extraordinary. difficult to contest. and i think a lot of thought was crossed the atlantic. monte rushes through has been making headlines for months now it started with alleged moscow meddling in the u.s. election it moved on to the french election then

meetings great weather really enjoying good because i'll be spending a lot more time there has tag briggs it britain is currently home to most of goldman's european operations where it has six thousand employees frank fettucine is the biggest beneficiary from wall street banks moving out of the british capital . back over to colorado in frankfurt then so conrad i can imagine frankfurt's real estate agency agents celebrating. absolutely had on their frankfurt is a real estate boom town at the moment and goldman sachs which recently released. office space here in frankfurt for up to one thousand people five times more than the start of that has been working so far for the bank here in frankfurt. is not the only bank to migrate to frankfurt deutsche bank recently talked about how it's building double structures parallel structures in both london and frankfurt in order to be able to service its customers whatever the outcome of the breaks of negotiations will be and you know it's funny i think the longer the politicians fail to agree at least on transitional agreements for the brakes it the m

offer more on the current state of briggs and goetia i'm joined now by barbara basell in brussels and in manchester at the u.k. conservative party conference we have to get must so welcome to you both. let's start with you we heard it in the report accusations of brit bashing in the e.u. parliament what are delegates at the tory party conference saying about that. well tory party conference delegates really looking at themselves that's really the overarching motto of the tory party conference is my impression they are really looking at why for example have they lost the intellectual momentum they're not discussing only breck's it but they're really one question that looms large about the tory party conference is why is jeremy korb and so successful the country is deeply divided over brics it but also over for example issues like austerity and the labor party just one week ago had a successful conference and the tone is rather muted so breck's it is one issue that people are debating about but really they're looking at themselves and they are asking themselves how can they regain the m

is briggs a negotiator michel barnier said he's disturbed by the lack of progress in this week's talks with the u.k. says there's deadlock over how much britain would pay when it leaves the e.u. and that it will be recommending next week session a move on. on to another topic like trade here's a bit of what he had to say let's watch. i don't have a common goal we're determined to reach an agreement on the withdrawal of the united kingdom an orderly withdrawal. and we wish to outline together the framework of a future relationship. all right with the account down on the clock ticking not a lot of time left until the deadline of march twenty ninth there we've got team coverage to provide both perspectives is in brussels for us and mass in a london good day to you both care want to start off with you a damning progress report there for me use it she breaks it negotiate or are they headed to a no deal scenario a no deal scenario has always been on the table and chief negotiator barney was always very clear and explicit about that he always said you know this is not what we want but it is o

to do you know that's a very good point well i'm sure it will give us reason to talk again about briggs the as we said earlier the never ending story david charter as always thank you and georg marcus on the story for us tonight your brussels. here thank you as well.

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm renee marsh in for christine romans. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. after days of painstaking investigation authorities are starting to piece together a picture of the man behind the las vegas mass a ter. among the new details cnn has learned he went out of his way to protect his privacy, paying nearly $370,000 in cash for a house in mesquite, nevada, even though the 2,000 square foot home had a commanding hill top view he obscured it with a solid mesh privacy fence that blocked neighbors' view of his home. >> on his real estate application he said his income came from gambling. authorities found 19 of the shooter' knenearly -- meticulou plan and anger that drove it developed over some time. >> more than 100 investigators have spent the last 72 hours combing through the life of 64-year-old stephen paddock. he is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo. and living a secret life. much of which will never be fully understood. >> well officials also say there is evidence the gunman planned to survive the attack and escape. the usual for a mass

leaders try to put a positive spin on briggs the talks but there's still little sign of progress britain's tourism is forced to admit she's fallen short of put a aims and germany's angela merkel insists they can be nor moving on until the u.k. agrees to pay the money she says it posed to the e.u. also coming up with some. sort of. a white nationalist leaders hounded off the stage at a university in florida the incident raises questions about the standoff in the u.s. between hate speech and free speech and also about where the president trump is creating a climate allowing bigotry to thrive. and he's been dubbed the czech version of don and from this billionaire businessman is likely to win the country's general election this weekend he's against the euro and also against refugees so walking would a victory mean for the czech republic. i don't welcome i'm a touchy. german chancellor angela merkel says she hopes breakthrough talks can move on at the next you summit in december but that is depend on britain the e.u. says the u.k. must make more concessions on divorce issues before the two sid

briggs's being the key word there are other worries and warning is going to be forgotten. certainly not britain is going to have to suffer for it but economic policy choice which was to go for brics it if it goes for a hard break that is the u.k. and the e.u. don't strike a trade deal britain could get hurt quite badly in the longer it but i don't think that will happen in the u.k. mii you will come to some agreement and it will probably end up hitting the u.k. in the long run something to the order of zero point four percent per year of g.d.p. so inside the e.u. the u.k. can grow around two point two percent outside it can probably grow around one point eight that is not a good economic policy choice but it is certainly not the end of the world. briefly what do you expect. the consequences for the e.u. of the brits they'll be virtually no effect whatsoever on the european economy so long as the u.k. avoids a heartbreaks it. can pick through from berne back bank in london thank you very much. today posted quarterly call operating earnings of six hundred ninety seven millio

this is covering that summit for us in brussels and joins us now again or briggs it clearly a hot topic there at the summit german chancellor angela merkel said talks with britain were moving forward but how is the e.u. as a whole responding to the approach taken by british prime minister theresa may you commission president john cougar this morning gave a short and concise statement he said on bracks it don't expect any miracles and now the good news for theresa may from today's summit is that most leaders right here in very very rather happy i would say about the speech she gave over dinner yesterday not the fifteen minute speech which some said was the best speech she had she had given so far others said you know it was rhetorical the strong so some tentative signs that leaders are happy about this now the message from this summit basically is take that positive spirit that the that the u.k. wants to stand by its commitments and bring that into the ranks of negotiation talks so if you want a direct message here for david davis the chief negotiator at the same time i'm also said you k

i'm dave briggs. have a great weekend. someone by the same name as the shooter rented a hotel room kwrefr looking grant park in august. >>> authorities are analyzing a note the shooter left in the hotel room. >>> every day it becomes more confusing.

i'm dave briggs, it is 33 minutes past the hour.etails on the president's escalating feud with a leading member of his own party, bob corker, the powerful chairman of the forrelations committee. now steve bannon calling on dorkdor corker to step down. >> mcconnell and corker and the entire clique on capitol hill have to go. if he needs any -- if we need any more proof about what they think, you heard it tonight. if bob corker has any honor or decency, he should resign immediately. >> don't count on it. bannon demamdsing he resign. president trump's fitness to lead. that expressed in an interview with the "new york times." here's a portion of the audio. >> i do worry that he's -- sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show of some kind, you know, he's talking about foreign policy issues. you got to realize that that we could be heading towards world war iii with the kind of comments he's making. >> sources also tell cnn the president is lashing out at corker in part over frustration that his legislative agenda is stalled in congress

. >> i'm dif briggs, it is 3:00 a.m. in the east, just after midnight local time here in las vegas. we welcome our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. just 24 hours from the worst mass shooting in modern american history. it's what we don't know at this point, why? the motive. as stephen paddock opened fire from his hotel room. he killed 59 people and injured more than 500 as concert goers ran for their lives. they've recovered 22 guns from the hotel room, 19 more from his home in mesquite, nevada. we'll have more on the gunman in just a moment. now investigators have started to piece together how the attack happened, how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay and searched the hotel floor by floor until they found his room. the gunman shot through the door forcing the swat team to move in. >> all units need to move back. all units move back. >> breach, breach. breach. >> they did move in finding the gunman had already killed himself. the question haunting investigators and victims this morning is why. why did the man descri

." >> i'm dave briggs, state school guy. 30 minutes past the hour. closest connection yet between the trump campaign and wikileaks prompting many knew questions this morning. the daily beast reporting. >> four sources tell cnn the cambridge analytica ceo was seeking tens of thousands of e-mails that hillary clinton deleted from her private server while secretary of state. for more, pamela brown. >> reporter: good morning. sources tell cnn the head of cambridge analytica, a data form working for the trump campaign reached out to julian assange during the campaign asking about hillary clinton's missing e-mails, he acknowledged on twirts that happened and rejected the request. the head of that firm sent an e-mail to several people including top republican donor relating he had e-mailed assange but sources say no one from the trump campaign was that chain. wikileaks was responsible for leaking e-mails last year. not hillary clinton's 'em as. we don't know if a third party ever obtained them, but wikileaks was directly connected to russia by the intellige

i'm on dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. 4:00 a.m. in the east. astros won a wild game 5. >> one of the wildest we have ever seen. >>> we'll talk about that in a moment. washington on edge waiting for arrests in the mueller probe. a federal grand jury has approved the first charges in the russia investigation. that indictment is still sealed. we don't know what the charges are or who they target. >> they have examined former lobbying by paul manafort and former or national security adviser michael flynn. they are also looking at whether the firing of fbi director james comey resulted in obstruction of justice. >> this as "the wall street journal" editorial board calls on mueller to resign. >> the trump administration should let the mueller probe take its course. those targeted by special counsel should take it seriously. >> anybody who has been advised by special counsel's office that they are targeting the investigation, which i'm sure he has done to those people, should be concerned. >> give him a chance to do his job. the results will be known

i'm dave briggs. it is october, 18th, 2017. it is 5:00 in the east. president trump reached out to the families of the slain soldiers. a florida congresswoman overheard this call. >> his widow met the casket. moments earlier she heard this comment. she was in the car and listened to part of the call on speaker phone. she recalled part of it to cnn's don lemon. >> reporter: we were in the car together in the limousine headed to meet the body at the airport. so i heard what he said because the phone was on speaker. >> what did he say? >> well, basically he said, well, i basically know he knew what he signed up for but i guess it still hurts. >> translator: remark made the widow break down in tears, as you might imagine any remark from any president might do. the white house only saying "the president's conversations with the families of american heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice are private. cnn has been unable to reach the family for comment. >> meantime, the defense department is conducting an initial review of the mission in niger and the deadly

i'm dave briggs.24 hours since the worst mass shooting in modern american history. the headline is not what we know at this hour, it's really what we don't. the motive. why did 64-year-old steven paddock open fire from his window at the mandalay bay here behind me? it he killed at least 59 people, injured more than 500. as 22,000 panicked concert goers ran for their lyes. authorities have recovered 23 gu guns from the hotel room and 19 more from his home. we have more in a moment. but now investigators have started piecing together how this attack happened. how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay and searched the hotel floor by floor until they find of found the gunman through the smoke alarm paz pivotal in locating the exact room because of the smoke coming from the weapons. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the s.w.a.t. team to move in. >> all units on the 32nd floor, s.w.a.t. has explosive breach. everyone needs to mo

i'm dave briggs. >> it is 31 minutes past the hour.smayed at the lack of detailed information he's receiving on the ambush in niger by isis affiliated fighters. an attack two weeks ago that left these four soldiers dead and others wounded. it is the deadliest assault on soldiers during the president trump administration. mattis is unhappy but is not trying to rush the ves. that investigation being carried out by u.s. africa command. >> senator john mccain says he does not think the trump administration is being up front. asked by reporters, the senate arms services chair said his committee first wants dmf information it deserves. at that they can decide whether an investigation is needed z or not. they're raising questions about what happened in its immediate after math. for more, barbara stone. >>reporter: we are now learning for the first time that a contractor flew in the aircraft into the battle zone after the fighting died down to help evacuate american and nigerien dead and wound the. these planes are engenerally not armed an onl

. >> i'm dave briggs. it was an extraordinary day in the politics.en dented attack from members of his own party. jeff flake of arizona and bob corker of tennessee, both free from the constraints of a re-election bid unloading on president trump. flake blunt and emotional on the senate floor, saying he regrets the compromised state of america's moral authority and his own complicity in what he calls a, quote, alarming and dangerous state of affairs. >> the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency. the reckless provocations mostly for the pettiest reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people we have been elected to serve. none of these appalling features of our current politics should ever be regarded as normal. >> senator flake making the stunning announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2018. that development coming after the president reignited his twitter war with senator corker, belittling the tennessee lawmaker while false

we are all bullish on dave briggs because it is his birthday. he is 41.nn would like to say happy birthday. >> todayly unexpected. >> what are you going to do? >> i just want a bloody mary and some of this cake. >> welcome to cnn and my birthday is january 31st and i like cup cakes. >> done. we got it. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave brigs. "new day" starts right now. >>> harvey weinsteinen stands accused of rape and assault. >> he excused himself. and when he came back, he was just in a robe, buck naked. >> it definitely feels like our culture is starting to take this more seriously. >> the obamas and the clintons embraced him. i think it is is a dark mark on their record. >>> he made a joke. nothing more than that. >> i laughed when he said it. >> we need the president to act like a psident instead of undercutting his own secretary of state. >> trying to get out of here. saw it bouncing across the road. >> it is is zero percent contained. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alyson camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in

. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas where it is 2:00 a.m. on wednesday october 4th. we're just over 48 hours from the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. this morning new details about las vegas shooter stephen paddock. his enormous cache of weapons. his girlfriend now back in the united states and in a new interview. marilou danley's sisters claimed the gunman sent her out of the country before the attack. more on that in a moment. we're also getting our first look at newly released police body cam video that captures the chaos as the attack unfolded. >> go that way, go that way, go that way. >> hey, they're shooting right at us, guys. stay down. everybody stay down. >> where is it at? >> north of the mandalay bay, it's coming out of a window. >> police say the gunman appeared to shoot on and off for 9 to 11 minutes after that first 911 call. the sheriff said the shooter had cameras set up both inside and outside his hotel room at the mandalay bay. two in the hall, one on the people. officials say they don't think the shooter was broadcasting that vi

briggs it may be the biggest nut to crack to use another metaphor. there. but it's not the only one what about tensions in spain over catalonia is independence bid for example is that going to be a topic for discussion i put it in a nutshell terry the e.u. has made very clear out of the council president has has made very clear they will only talk about catalonia if the spanish prime minister would choose to do that if he brings up the topic on the agenda they have throughout this crisis in the past weeks a suit from me by the side of madrid basically sending out the message particularly if you look at states like italy belgium where you have sort of strong outcomes regions they do not support any independence movements in the whatsoever. thanks so much. there in brussels so you look now at some of the other stories making news around the world today civilians have been fleeing the syrian city of raka after it was taken from so-called islamic state the u.n. says some forty thousand people according to displacement camps in the last days u.s. backbiters are

disorderly brags it could bring credit ratings downgrade and new lows for sterling but it says reversing briggs it would significantly boost britain's economy or that warning from the o.e.c.d. comes as many businesses across the u.k. and europe are struggling to prepare for brakes it that's because they simply don't know what it's going to look like huge uncertainties remain how will it impact the border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and republic of ireland which is in the e.u. for example and the clock is ticking the worry is that the u.k. will crash out of the european union without a deal and you summit in brussels was held this week to review the progress so far german chancellor angela merkel tried to send a positive signal about the future of a possible agreement. but yes most of the fight is the. view both sides must work hard we must be transparent over our conclusions especially over the partnerships a person might want but not yet fully clear on that but it will happen it will happen within the required time frame and we all know when that will end i want an agree

. >> reporter: attorney curtis briggs believes derick almena and max harris are taking the fall for others' negligence. police had been to the warehouse before. records show they were there eight times for disputes among those who live there. officers knew but the illegal living once on. then there's this district attorney report where in oakland firefighter admitted he had been to the ghost ship for a party and told investigators he remembered there was a lot of stuff but records show no fire inspection was ever done. >> the ghost ship was no secret to anybody. the ghost ship became a secret when they decided not to charge the owner and what they try to protect certain aspects of the city government. >> reporter: code violation notices were sent to chor ng for hazardous decision is an life-threatening safety over the years. but 2 investigates from the city never followed up. california law said a land owner must maintain the tropic -- property to prevent unreasonable risk of harm. stating everyone is responsible not only for the result of willful acts and also for an injury. it's a key po

heading eastbound between briggs cheney road and i-95. >> thank you, ellen. >>> some of the towns hardesthe california wildfires are trying to make it easier there for people to rebuild. >> in santa board passed several ordinances overnight, now people won't have to pay fees for building permits. it does away with restrictions on trailers and tiny houses, allowing people to live on their property while their homes are being rebuilt. the city council also passed measures to fight price gouging as well. >>> the world series lasted less than 2 1/2 hours that. is the shortest world series game in the past 25 years. dodger's ace clayton kershaw was masterful, striking out 11 bat ners a 3-1 victory over houston. the astros will try to even things up in game 2 in a very steamy los angeles. >>> talk about something you don't want to see on your way to the beach. a woman walking her dog first reported seeing a alligator on vero beach yeferl this week. sheriff's deputies called in a professional gator trapper to help them out. he used a lasso to -- a rope to lasso the 12-foot long animal, taped his

over briggs and negotiations e.u.negotiator michel barnier says this week's talks have made no great steps forward and he says he won't ask next week's summit to open discussions on the block.

so i'm curious to see how briggs does. i'm a skeptic myself but at this point people are throwing a lot of different ideas out there in an effort to get one thing that is a little bit hopeful is whenever i go back to liberia, i do go into schools and talk to students and one thing i've noticed is that the young girls in the school system through liberia now seem to think they can all be president which is kind of a cool thing to see. >> hello. first of all i enjoyed your commentary on meet the press so thank you so much for that. my question has to do with an ancestor, my great-grandfather in monrovia. in about 1920, 24 and what i'd like to know is, someone did an interview with him but we don't have the masthead to tell us where the source was. hence the civil war, are there any records or archival information available, i don't know what the structure sounds like it's just kind of tore up so do you know if there's any newspapers or any other source? >> yes and no. there is a history museum in monrovia but it was very, no

leaders try to put a positive spin on briggs the talks but there's still little sign of progress britain's tourism is forced to admit she's fallen short of put a games and germany's angela merkel insists.

government for failing to secure a briggs' agreement with the prime minister warns the u.k. must be ready to quit the european union without a deal. for a good evening to you my name is harvey you are watching international well we will start this hour with breaking news because the president. just said that catalonia will suspend stickler ration of independence for several weeks he said that the region won the right to break away from spain its referendum but that it will make way for the time being for dialogue let's go to barcelona and hear from the correspondent. it was all pretty frantic. for a good half an hour or so took his time and wasn't very clear what did you make of what he said. the military if anything was. underwhelming given all the. build up. came along to it i mean if you remember ahead of the appeal the first referendum karla's system on. using very intense rhetoric saying he would even be prepared to go to jail for catalonians independence that's testimonial to current times within forty eight hours of announcing official referendum results of course in

citizens after briggs is living in the u.k. well when we look at british prime minister teresa mayes government we see that the brits themselves are conflicted on how to deal with what influence is that having on the negotiations with the. monthly the boss or the head of the e.p. peace of the european peoples parties those of the conservative party who has the majority here in the european parliament put it very you know precisely he said who are we supposed to talk to in the government he even addressed the reason may the prime minister of the u.k. directly say please fire marcus johnson your foreign minister because he's always interfering so there is a feeling here that this is a. mass of politicians in the u.k. everybody says something different and they don't really know who they're talking to when they're sitting opposite at the negotiation table and that of course is a huge problem when you're trying to negotiate a big deal as big as the braggs it deal that we're talking about a big deal indeed what's the next step then

lloyd blankfein is stock speculation that more jobs is set to move from london to frankfurt amid that briggs it uncertainty blankfein tweeted just left frankfurt great meetings great weather really enjoyed it good because i'll be spending a lot more time there breaks it britain is currently home to most of goldman's european operations where it has around six thousand employees frankfurt seen as the biggest beneficiary for wall street banks moving out of the british capital. so goldman sachs looks set to be settling into frankfurt let's go over to our financial correspondent planet in frankfurt and ask him conrad can we call it yet is the city becoming the financial capital of europe. well helena in a sense it already is we have the european central bank based here in frankfurt and this works like a magnet especially for those large commercial banks which one to be close to the central rule maker goldman sachs is not the only one several other big banks already have chosen to build up capacities here in frankfurt but whether or not this is going to be final remains to be seen big banks like

upside down let me go to adam on this here out at what it what what what would be the reaction if briggs wife's here said that she would be thrilled if donald trump would be elected ok i think there would have been a s. storm or you know during you know what i mean adam in london go ahead or if the brits of all. yes well we're going to go ahead. well we would come face to face with the wonderful standards of the popes and these are of course double standards were people who fit in the agenda or about free speech in iran about to comment on events no matter where they happen but those who don't fit the agenda of creating hate speech as though hate which is just a strong version of dislike for those in c.n.n. by and who might not be familiar is perfect. the legal of violence is illegal and breaking one's own laws including the first amendment is illegal but these very basic concepts are being lost in this kind of war well the a nightmare i think what will be interesting to watch is how the western mainstream media handles an election that's going to take place place in march of next year a