we are going to switch to the business news now. the imf with some doom and gloom for europe's banks. >> i am afraid so. it does not look great. the international monetary fund says european banks need to take urgent action to address nonperforming funds. they currently stand at around 900 billion euros. the imf says weak profitability in a low interest rate, low growth environment could erode european bank buffers and undermined their ability -- undermine their ability to support an economic recovery. the imf says they should write-off bad loans and the weakest banks should shut down or merge into stronger entities. on wall street, hosea standing by for us. the imf has come out with comments that say one in three european banks are weak and will not be able to return to sustainable profit. how concerned should we be? >> well, it is something for sure that is keeping banks up. several banks need urgent action to address nonperforming loans and a new business model. that means these banks could pose a risk to financial stability. if

the final friday of october 2016. >> kim: this has been such a busy news week whether it's been puerto ricing news or from our traffic department or weather department we've had a lot to talk about and it continues this morning. we're the wagners here on this friday. >> dana: we have a new closure on 15 north just happened minutes ago.

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okay, no more new business. any members of the public that like to comment on the new business? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> i would regarding that issue. there is legislation on the vacant space ordinance where they get penalties but don't believe it is from my experience my previous job-richard [inaudible] it doesn't seem to be working very well so maybe you can look into that a little more. >> great. we will put that on our new business agenda for staff to see if they can't come up with a presentation for us. okay. any other member that would like to comment on item number 10? seeing none public comment is closed. next item. >> item 11, adjournment. >> so move. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? >> gavel down. >> the meeting is adjourned at 252 p.m. >> 443, sorry. thank you. [meeting adjourned] >> good afternoon the meeting will come to order. this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the land use committee my name is supervisor cowen and to my right is supervisor wiener and commissioner peskin your scheshg is clerk victor young at this t

busy news morning. in addition to the officer involved shootings we have here and in coming forward against donald trump. several women stepping forward to say he groped them or kissed them and all of that attention unwanted by them. >> kim: you heard one woman saying he was like an octopus. you'll hear more of her story coming up and vice president biden as well. everything on decision 2016 headed your way. before we get into that let's >> kelly: today similar conditions to what we saw yesterday. high thin clouds will be a factor. winds light today. 73 at 9:00 a.m. 82 if you want to have lunch outside. 87 at 4:00. we have a fire weather watch issued for tomorrow. we're going to talk about why coming up. >> dana: happening today the state assembly will be in session to decide two key issues. lawmakers back after yesterday. expected to first pick up raising the sales tax to hire more police officers. this is a small increase, about a penny on a $10 purchase. and then the issue to raise the hotel room tax

it is time now for business news. i am joined in the studio by delon of desousa. we are starting out with a rare form of drama coming out of india. >> it is pretty unusual. a group has been hitting back at its former chairman who was ousted in a surprise move earlier this week. and email accuses his predecessor of undermining his leadership and alleges five write-downs totaling $18 billion. the allegations have raised questions of corporate governance, actresses at one of the largest conglomerates. a lawyer advising him said the mudslinging needs to stop. reasons -- see any naturally confidence is lost, not by quantifiable factors but by a combination of ethical issues applied to corporate reasons. so i think this approach of my mining and bad mouthing should stop. the u.k.'s business secretary has denied it has been opening up its checkbook to nissan after reports that the carmaker was given assurances protecting the company from any consequences after brexit. thursday, theresa may called nissan's decision to build new models in the u.k. fantastic news, but other

let's take a look at the latest in business news now. investors around the world are looking for clues about when the u.s. central bank will go ahead with its next rate hike. federal reserve officials have released the minutes of last month's policy meeting. ai uchida joins us now from our business desk with all the details. ai, what do the minutes say? >> catherine, they actually indicate a split among policymakers over the question of when the fed should raise its key interest rate. the minutes are from a meeting in september when they decided to hold rates steady. even so, several members believe the rate hike would be warranted relatively soon. that's in their words. if labor market conditions continue to improve. the policymakers determined that the u.s. economy was growing at a faster pace in the third quarter than in the first half of the year. they came to that conclusion after sifting through data. the numbers indicated that labor market conditions had strengthened in recent months. most of the policymakers favored waiting for f

it is time for our business news -- for a business is the stephen carroll. the bridgetown has fallen again. stephen: the pound actually hit a new 31-year low against the dollar, as concerns persist on the market over what shape the you k's exit from the european union will take. this is the picture on the market a short time ago. we have the pound trading for $1.27, a five-year low against the euro, adding $1.13 to the pound. looking back at sterling's trading history, with the dollar, the last time germany was at this level was in 1985 because of a record strength in the dollar at the time. the pound at that point dropped , the lowest it has been in the history of the two currencies. i am saying a big fall in the value of sterling could be even more prolonged. it may last for that much longer. we have been looking at who wins and who loses. our correspondent has details. >> and blessing for some and a curse for others. >> what we have seen in the months after the brexit vote is a very sharp depreciation of sterling, which is intensified in the last few days

to business news, tourism in japan has surged to a new record, gene otani joins us from the business desk. >> the number of foreign visitors to japan is at a record high for the month. officials at the transport and tourism ministry says the visitors have surpassed 20 million for the first time it already exceeds the previous record for 19.7 million for all of 2015. travelers to japan have increased since the government eased visa requirements. visitors from china, south korea and taiwan are leading the trend. the government plans to improve airport and seaport infrastructure and highlight regional attractions and hopes to double the number of annual tourists from abroad by 2020 when tokyo hosts the olympic games. a study shows if the target is achieved many future tourists could have a hard time finding a place to sleep. an estimate by the development bank of japan says tokyo may lack accommodation capacity for 18.8 million visitors in 2020. accounting nor nearly a quarter of total demand. the estimate does not include the possible use of rentals. the government needs to deal with t

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at some point >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> i think what we can do is just you can have that under new business or under-we can do it under new business agenda setting and we can have a discussion at this point >> yes, that's the point he was fine the right rhythm >> [inaudible] we can't be having no more discussion thank you. item-thank you commissioner item 13 communications there are no communications. we no longer have members of the public. so 14 is adjournment >> moved to adjourn >> moved and seconded. >> thank you. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >> >> thank you, kyra. good morning, everyone. thank you. thank you for being out here being part of the great city response to this big big challenge. i know what carol was talking about it i was one of those frustrated people as well as watching on television. but i do enjoy these days when -in fact, this is the 65th, 65 times, we have brought hundreds if not thousands of people together to make sure that we are helping folks touched the services we want to have. we have today over 150 different services that if we do not come together people

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that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> philippine president duterte says he'll work with japan to peacefully settle the south china sea issue. he met with shinzo abe in tokyo just a short while ago. duterte saiaid the philippines d japan are inn the same situatit and both countries pursue peace and are seeking a peaceful settlement based on the rule of law. the pair is continuing talks this time with a smaller number of officials including interpreters. abe will also host a dinner for duterte. their relationships with the united states are also believed to be high on the agenda. shortly before duterte left for japan, he once again lashed out at the united states telling it not to treat its country like a dog with a leash. abe is expected to try to reaffirm the alliances that both countries -- of both countries with the u.s. are essential. japan vieiews america'a's prese in the asia pacific region as necessary for peace and stability. china's recent buildup in the south china sea

allows commissioners to interdue new business. >> commissioners any new business recommendations? seeing none, we won't have any. any member of the public want to comment on lack of new business. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 10 but before item 10 can we show our ursour lide >> the office of small business is here to help with any and all matters concerning small business in san francisco whether you are starting or running a business, start here if you have any questions. thank you. >> okay, item number 10, adjournment. action item. >> do we have a motion? >> i motion. >> second. >> okay, all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? that motion passes 5-0, 2 absent and meeting adjourned at 252 p.m. >> gavel down. >> thank you mrs. president. [meeting adjourned] light for o streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led with the did i audits for better light for streets and pedestrian and they're even better for this vitally lasting longer and consuming up to 50 percent less energy upg

thank you very much, will, for taking us through the business news. now it is time or the press review. -- now it is time for the press review. join me now to take a look at the international headlines is florence villeminot. hello, florence. a lot of papers today are for -- are focusing on the battle to recapture mosul. flo: let's take a look at the front page of "the wall street journal," which says the pace of fighting has slowed down a little bit. but you can see they are talking about the tensions are starting to him -- are starting to merge particularly under the peshmerga kurdish fighters and under iraqi forces. this is pigot in a good cartoon in "the new york times -- this is particularly good in "the new york times." also the allies -- talking in unison saying, "on my command," perhaps depicting that who is in charge is unclear for now. claire: the average language -- the arab miners press? flo: there are one point 5 million people living in mosul. this is a cartoon from a paper based in london. you can see the name of the city mosul, with a

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last year nike was the number one business. the new york yankees were the top team. and tiger woods was number one among athletes. >>> i'm dominic chu. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> taking a live camera shot again in philadelphia. still have fog hanging over. we're going to see some patches a little more thick than other areas through about sunrise. then it should begin bunch after as we start to see that temperature pick up as well. visibility, most areas are okay. remember ten miles is the max you'll see on a map like this. but we see some limited visibility in pottstown, more limited in lancaster, as well as quarter mile in philadelphia. that's in some parts of philadelphia, like we just saw. this is the reporting station at the airport which is near the sports complex area. that's where we're seeing some fog. if you go to center city or northeast philly it's better off. three miles in northeast philly. heads up, you may run into some fog with an early morning drive. neighborhoods right now, temperatures that we'r

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allows commissioners to interdue new business. >> commissioners any new business recommendations? seeing none, we won't have any. any member of the public want to comment on lack of new business. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 10 but before item 10 can we show our ursour lide >> the office of small business is here to help with any and all matters concerning small business in san francisco whether you are starting or running a business, start here if you have any questions. thank you. >> okay, item number 10, adjournment. action item. >> do we have a motion? >> i motion. >> second. >> okay, all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? that motion passes 5-0, 2 absent and meeting adjourned at 252 p.m. >> gavel down. >> thank you mrs. president. [meeting adjourned] i didn't o- >> sound familiar do you keep on getting up there's an easier way. >> of course there's easier way get rid of of mosquito they breed whatever this is water no water no mosquito mosquito feed on good blood the eggs hatch and stay near the waters san francisco to breathe and the adult underlying mosquito wai

. >>> let's take a look at the latest business news. leaked financial papers called the panama papers raised awareness on the issue of tax evasion. now officials in japan have rolled out their own measures to tackle the issue. ai uchida joins us now. what's going to be done? >> the panama papers showed that many of the world's wealthiest individuals and companies, that they are not paying their fair share, and officials at japan's national tax agency are tightening measures to prevent wealthy people and multinational corporations from through hafern havens and other strategies. agency officials say they'll launch a system by september 2018 to automatically exchange information with tax authorities in over 100 nations. the effort will be based on international rules. the officials say that starting next july, they will expand a nationwide network of project teams specializing in taxation of the well off. >>> sources say executives at coca-cola group and kiring holdings are thinking about a business alliance. it would be aimed at fierce c

in business news this morning, which british company is benefitting from the brexit? >> and breakfast favorite is going to start costing you a little more. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. hey, jill? >> good morning, brooke, jim. nestle shares set to open much hire after reporting strong international growth globally. yesterday the dow lost nearly 52 points. the naztek fell 14. budget of america says it profit rose in the past quarter, also commented on the wells fargo sales practices scandal. he told reporters that they see no evidence of similar behavior at their bank. british luxury brand is getting some surprise help from the brexit. burr err i says retail sales in london soured by 3% in the past quarter. international shoppers are flocking to the city. they are taking advantage of the weaker pounds. >> and expect to pay more for orange juice. florida's dealing with the worse orange harvest in a century. hurricanes have devestated the crop. the department of agriculture predicts this year's harvest will produce 14% furor ank

this is your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloombergevision around the world. the week again with a blockbuster media merger as at&t announced its intention to buy cable giant time warner. big deal everyone is talking about. at&t agreed to buy time warner for 85 point $4 billion. is this even possible? >> it is possible. you just have to turn the clock that 18 months or so, when at&t. directv -- when at&t bought directv. a lot of people arrest in at&t or in index eased -- a lot of people invest in at&t or in icesx eased -- ind associated with it. is ultimately seen as a utility to many investors. directv and time warner are big, large moneymaking machines. >> people talk about vertical integration. that thatis thought brings the cost down for consumers. but this is basically at&t adding another asset into their bundle. of industries are effectively in decline, whether it is the time warner business or at&t's own business, facing challenges on the wireless front. betting onreally content, going for something very aggressive. this is a ga

okay, no more new business. any members of the public that like to comment on the new business? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> i would regarding that issue. there is legislation on the vacant space ordinance where they get penalties but don't believe it is from my experience my previous job-richard [inaudible] it doesn't seem to be working very well so maybe you can look into that a little more. >> great. we will put that on our new business agenda for staff to see if they can't come up with a presentation for us. okay. any other member that would like to comment on item number 10? seeing none public comment is closed. next item. >> item 11, adjournment. >> so move. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? >> gavel down. >> the meeting is adjourned at 252 p.m. >> 443, sorry. thank you. [meeting adjourned] >> hi my name is a over and over shall running for supervisor in district 11 our neighborhood have been treated as a forgotten part of the city your working families need a strong voice to represent them at city hall i'm that candidate as a parent o

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that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> more child victims are reported in attacks in syria both in areas controlled by the government and anti-government forces. intense fighting resumed after a cease-fire broke down last month. a brbritain-based human r right group sayays russian aircrafaft raided aleppo on tuesday. it says at least 25 people including 5 children were killed. syria's state run news agency said shelling by oppositionn forces hit a schoolyard in a southern city. it said six people died and five of them were children. the human rights group says 99 people died across syria the previous day. on saturday the u.n. security council failed to adopt two rival resolutions for stopping the violence. with russia and western nations rejecting each other's proposals. >>> indian prime minister nanarendra modi has taken a swi at pakistan for supporting extremist groups. modi was at a celebration for the hindu festival of dushera when he made the swing. >> translator: those who

according to city records, on august 1th, wolfsmith registered a new personal training business with the city. now the santa clara county dach d.a.'s office plans to shut down wolfsmith's new gym in the name of public safety. we spoke to a person who wants to know why he was able to register a new business without any red flags going up. the city will issue a business license to anyone who payses the business tax. personal training does not require extra permits. wolfsmith's attorney says his client maintains his innocence. he also says wolfsmith has every right to open a business and support his family. now, you can watch our full investigation online right now at nbcbayarea.com. just click on the "investigations" tab. guys? >> liz, thank you so much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's move on now to health news this morning. the majority of the kids in the u.s. are vaccinated against potentially dangerous diseases, but there's clearly a lot of room for improvement. >> new data fro

and the scariest part - who was riding along in the in business news - work could soon begin on a new park on oak creek's lakefront. the "lake vista" project has been in the works for year -- and will cover about 50 acres between fifth avenue and lake michigan. the space would feature athletic fields -- pavilions and nature trails leading to a beach. oak creek's plan commission will consider rezoning 50 acres of land tomorrow for "lake vista park." marquette university and uw-milwaukee men's basketball teams could start playing each other again... representatives of milwaukee's two division-one programs are discussing how to make that happen. the last time the golden eagles and panthers men's teams played was in december 2011. for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to the weather mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling through the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-to-upper 30s by tuesday with a chance for a few afternoon and evening showers. temperatures reach the low-to-mid 50s. heavier rain is forecast to move in early wednesday morning and contin

this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviewsm bloomberg television. the week began with oil reports. an agreement that could help the market recover its balance. >> brent near a one-year high. russian president vladimir putin says he is willing to consider freezing or even cutting oil out with cooperation with opec. underscoring they are willing to join and output limit with opec, saying they were hoping opec would come together in november and materialized in an agreement. this was always going to be about non-opec as much as it would be about opec. the resilience of non-opec supply has been a headache for opec. so they had to try to carve something out. is a little early to start celebrating an agreement, but we have to wait and see if and how this kind of agreement really materializes in the market. >> when you get countries such as russia and iran, with very different interests, is it going to be almost impossible to keep this together? tord: we have to acknowledge the differences has been larger than it has been. still, the

in business news this morning, new way to play thin ten glow also, new in the smart phone business, jill joins us from the new york stock exchange, hi, jill. >> reporter: good morning, futures pointing to bit of lower open today. it was a down day yesterday. the dow fell 40 points, the nasdaq dropped four. >>> the number of americans who filed for unemployment benefits rose to its highest level in five week. still shows signs of healthy job market. strong employment makes it more likely the fed will raise interest rates by the end of the year. >> microsoft turn around plan appears to be working, the company refocus dollars on business, software, cloud computing. profits are way up. shares are nearing an all time high. >> kodak is getting into the smart phone business. it hopes to succeed with what it does best, cameras and photography. rochester new york company unveils the extras in android based phone, 20 picks he will camera, most have ten megapixels. nintendo showed off new gaming system, switch, used as portable console or used as a dock at home. will replace the wi. u. also detacha

what he's saying about the allegations. >> kim: you are waking up to a busy news morning. kim and dana station. metro investigating a deadly officer shooting. >> dana: this happened about six hours ago. kendall joins us from the scene here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we can tell you that the man who was shot and killed by officers this morning is believed by law enforcement to be the person involved with a string of robberies across the henderson areason and las vegas area. you can see as officers continue happening around 11:00 last night. they say the pursuit started in the las vegas boulevard area and all the way over here to the northwest valley at 215 and once again they believe this person connected to a string of robberies across the entire valley. >> at this point we're confident he was involved in those 14 robberies. >> reporter: officers were not hurt in this officer involved that suspect killed by police. he's described a's white man in his 40's. that does match the description of a press release sent to our newsroom yesterday from the henderson

that wraps up your business news for now. back over to christopher. r: first a suggestion, we should perhaps by our marmite from amazon. some soccer news, a top class coming up tomorrow. berlin traveling to dortmund. berlin has had a surprisingly good start to the season. the unexpectedly find themselves in second place. the home team is right behind them in third but their coach is not happy. reporter: after dortmund's second loss of the season, the coach slams them for the rough playing style. it made us look like a sore loser. >> for all the competitiveness and rigors of the game, this was the limit for me. 20 or more fouls. reporter: that struck a raw nerve with the coach. he is fearing ramifications for his team. >> i think what he said is borderline. coaches can talk about that among themselves. now the referees have problems. i will be griping that it is thanks to what he said. reporter: berlin are in high spirits. thereafter their best ever start to a campaign and want to keep things rolling endorsements. they are not lacking confidence. >> our

business news for us. kate, we've just been talking about the british prime minister, theresa may, and her comments on brexit impacting the value of the pound. kate: the question is how low will sterling go? 31 year lowsh against the dollar this wednesday at the start of the european trading session. it has recovered slightly but is still trading against that low level. it could be setting a long-term trend. one unintended consequences that technically the uk is no longer the world's fifth largest economy but in fact, the sixth. at the current exchange rate, france has now surpassed written. economist don't consider this the best way to measure the size of the economy. more broadly, who wins and who loses from a weak pound? a blessing for some and a curse for others. >> what we have seen in the months after the brexit vote is a very sharp depreciation of sterling, which has intensified in the last few days as a timetable for triggering article 50 emerge. reporter: it's good news for british exporters. airc

that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> members of an international conservation body have been discussing ways to crack down on elephant poaching. it's nearly 30 years since they banned the international trading of ivory, but the poaching has only escalated. now they're looking to ban domestic trading as well. nhk world joined an anti-poaching patrol in kenya to see the problem first hand. >> reporter: this is tsavo national park. the largest national park in kenya. on this day, a fleet of suvs was racing through the savanna. they found the body of an elephant. its dusks had been removed. it seems to have been dead for about ten days. >> reporter: in the pastt three years, more than 300 elephants have been killed in this park alone. the kenyan government doubled the number of rangers and upgraded their weapons. but the poachers also have cutting edge weaponry. and the rangers have suffered casualties. for africa, poaching is an environmental crisis. it's also becoming a threat t

landon dowdy is here with details in this morning's cnbc business news. ning, landon. >> good morning to you. federal regulators are unveiling new rules for the fast growing prepaid debit card industry, bringing basic protection to customers who are also at financial disadvantages. the rules require issuers to provide account info such as balances and transaction historç free of charge. these will also have to be displayed more clearly on packaging and protections for lost or stolen cards will be expanded to prepaid debit cards. >>> over on "wall street journal," stocks try to rebound from tuesday's losses. investors start to fret that britain may be getting closer to actually exiting the eu, following comments from prime minister theresa may this weekend. the dow falling 85 to 18,168. the nasdaq down 11 to 5,289. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy, with cnbc, thanks. talk to you tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> we're tracking a forecast that includes nice conditions and warmer temperatures over the next several days. obviousry a live look outside where we'r

"bloomberg best," your mosty review of the important business news and analysis from around the world. several investment banks released earnings this week and with the sector coming off a string of lackluster quarters, investors watched anxiously as bank of america reported on monday. bank of america in the spotlight reporting earnings that beat estimates. revenue from their fixed income trading business was also better onn expected, up by 39% year year. >> you saw them post better-than-expected bond-treating revenue, similar citi,t you saw at jpm and but given that they are not as big in the macro products which were such a hit in the corner, this was may be a surprise to the upside given the results. >> is it turned around for banks? we are seeing a pattern. they were out of the business and they seem to be surging back. >> i think we will need to get .nother quarter of data it has been good for one or two months. certainly, this is more than that. this is the best it has been in a while, but i think investors will want to see a couple quarters of sustainability on this front. alix

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news. it's still a busy morning. >> good morning. we have your morning news but first let's check in with kristin ketchell with the forecast. >>> matthew has been gone for a couple of days but the effects are lingering. flood warnings in effeor and south of the triangle. that continues until 10:30 because the roads are still flooded and we have high water problems. in addition we have a flash flood warning in effect until 8:00 this morning for areas around woodlake dam and parts of moore county. just the green stripe you see on the map is because the dam is currently at risk of failure. if you live long crane creek or little river you could our satellite and radar is clear with nothing to worry about. temperatures are cool in the 40s. 44 durham. 39 sanford. a chilly start but a nice finish. 69 for the high today but normal is 74. still below normal today. warmer weather coming up. those details next. >>> keeping a close watch on the tar river. >> it will crest sometime between 8-10 am which could force the princeville back to field. w

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