stuff. >> would it be possible for them to have cit training? >> i have two with a specialty in this area. they are working closer with the men tell health experts. they are helping other sros that may have a crisis at we are still developing within the program. >> my last follow-up. >> i haven't had one in a long time. i want to thank you. we are doing good. >> we are talking about arrests? >> we are talking about a citation, it is an exchange of custody until we can clarify later what the time-out come of the situations? >> what we report is any time that student leaves the custody of the school in the custody of the police. we are considering that arrest change of custody. we don't have custody of the student. we don't know what will happen to released. they could be taken, we don't know that when the student leaves is school. did the student leave the school, yes. i report those to you at the board. >> the preventative stuff around the shooting stuff, mass shooters. in terms of preventative work to prepare in schools and families and i know

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in the cit a police officer drives into a group of black clad protesters.ning the motorbike towards them three times before taking off. he has been suended. theag middle- mayor argues with protesters. this man is doused with flammable liquid before being set on fire. >> there is no question that escalating violence could get what the rioters want, not from the government, not society at large. reporter: and thi evening the clashes continue. [indiscernible] repoer: the has been an outpouring of anger, tough lease onresp. it seems that the city is wrapped in a cycle of violence and retribution. >> now it is no longer like just a protest. imore. it is a warning that hong kong must win. >> i don't know what will happen tomorrow. i don't know. repoer: more than 2pl p were arrested today with both sides digging in, there are fearthe conflict will only stephen mcdonald, bbcg news, h kong. anchor: for more i am joined by the u.s. correspondent from the bbc chinese service. you used to live in hong kong. how grave is the ? litical cris >> high used to live in a to w

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andrew breaking his silence with jeffrey epstein the accused sex trafficker found dead in his new york citil cell over the summer here's nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: tonight prince andrew said he let down the royal family >> we try and uphold the highess an let that side down simple as that. >> reporter: the queen's second son is sitting down for what the bbc is calling a no holds barred with disgraced financier, jeffrey epstein. the duke of york was caught on camera at the doorway of the epstein new york mansion after he was designated a sex offender >> i stayed with him that's the bit that -- that's -- as it were i kick myself for on a daily basis. because it was not something that was becoming of a member of the royal family. >> reporter: but the duke flatly denied epstein set him up years before with virginia roberts, pictured here with the duke when she was 17 roberts told savannah guthrie she was directed to have sex with the prince three times. first at a home in london >> for a little bit i or e anything about >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady none whatsoeve

wwe prepare for that in the cit. >> if this and your department and other departments were interested. the question is if we want to to allocate financial resources for jurisdiction and planning and see what that yields? >> i agree with that statement you just made, yes. >> it is november getting to february when everybody submits the budget to the mayor. it is a conversation to have as the rest of the state is burni burning. >> i agree with that. i guess i was alluding to that. there is really a way to plan this and figure out what resources we need to make this happen, let us know. >> i would like to be crystal clear. we do respond to these areas with other departments. if we need to clear areas, we will clear them. i am responding to your call about a comprehensive plan. i want to be sure we are crystal clear on that. >> to the earlier question that happens to be where i live and i say this to everybody, not only around issues of fire but every issue in this town except for when you get a parking ticket is complain driven. i get an e-mail that says people are camped out on his prop

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this is effectively an attempt by the kedepartment of just cits tis to limit their ability to question officials within the vaiks about president trump's dealings with ukraine. the legal reasoning in this five page memo hasn't really been tested in court before, but it is important to point out that federal courts historically generally speaking have not allowed executive privilege or this version of to get in the way of a criminal investigation. this is almost certainly something that democrats will wind up challenging in court. so prepare for that legal fight. and of course all of this is happening against the backdrop of president trump expanding his attacks on this whistleblower. just yesterday before departing for a rally in kentucky, the president again reiterated his attacks on the whistleblower suggesting that this person's account of his call with president zelensky was a fabrication and that this person was just out to get the president. of course we know that this whistleblower's account has been corroborated by multiple administration officials, whether bill taylor or alexa

it's part of 20-city tour underway the james beard foundation kicked off here in new york cit >> one of our key priorities is the reduction of food ste. >> reporter: esther choi is chef-owner of mokbar, a korean restaurant in brooklyn. tonight, she serves up a traditional korean rice dish she calls buddha bimp. and what's the easiest way to do that? >> you just turn up your oven at 150 to 200 degrees a leave the vegetables overnight. hos the goal dry up. a>> so iswhthat i have here ars that normally would be wasted. >> reporter: the foundation has launched a social media blitz cooking up waste-free recipes.m and the beard foundation is not alone in its efforts. >> we waste 50% more food today than we did in the 1970s. o we, homes, actually make we, in our homes, actually makeg up thest source of all the food that is going to waste out there. r orter: 43% of the food that americans' waste each year comes from what we toss at homeh 's double the 18% that restaurants waste, and the 16% grocery stores throw out all told, america's food waste bill adds up to $218 bilon. according to the u

applause ) we're one step closer to getting trump out of the white house and sending him home to new york cit oh. ( audience reacts ) quick! quick! someone lock the lincoln tunnel and turn out the lights! laugh everybody on the floor! we're not home! ( laughter ) the resolution was led by house speaker nancy pelosi, who is my guest tonight. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) should have tonight's show sent to the smithsonian, national treasures right between abe lincoln's hat and ben franklin's codpiece. the vote took place on halloween, which is why we're calling tonight's episode -- >> nancy pe-ghosty's haunted house scream-peachment sin-quiry into the president's quid pro crow with boo-kraine! >> witch hunt! >> stephen: whoo! whoo whoo whoo whoo! the resolution passed by a vote of 232 to 196 with zero republican votes. ( booing ) now, are they just complaining about process, or are they really so lacking any honor that they are willing to publicly state that blackmailing a foreign government to interfere in our election is okay? >> will you all go on record to say that the president di

>>today, bart's general manager is apologizing kron four's haaziq mccune spoke with a man who was cit for eating who says that it is not enough. >>the sandwich eating the pleasant hill bart station atform that led to david foster being confronted by a bart police officer ultimately cited for a violation of conduct has prompted this statement which includes an ology for a bart general managerob powers, which reads in part quote i've seen the video of the incident involving thto vote our platform our police response eang of the bay area is bad and there are multiple sides insight every station saying amuch, i'm disappointed how t situation unfolded i apologize to mr. foster our riders employees and the public who have had the emotional reaction tthe video quote. >>i'm not fall jet they kind of took e story i don't think anyone is owed an apology. >>both the recipient of the citions stephen foster led by director des browne and take issue of the general managers apology but for different reasons why do i want. i mean. >>i wanted to be displayed, feel like if you don't mind the approach p

said in her closed door deposition, that she felt pressured by president trump and she felt that rieu cit against her. democrats hope to see the emotion out in the open for the whole nation to see today. it will go like this, 9:00 a.m. they will have opening statements, then the swearing in, 45 minutes of extensive questioning chairman schiff and then ranking member yo nunes wil get 45 minutes. meanwhile, we hear speaker pelosi speaking out, calling what president trump did bribery and leaking i linking it to wat. >> the bribe is to granter or withhold military assistance in return for a public statement of a fake investigation into the elections. the cover-up makes what nixon did look almost small. >> reporter: republicans go on the offense,s house minority leader kevin mccarthy accusing adam schiff of lying about knowing the identity of the whistleblower. >> adam schiff has lied numerous times. i don't think he's fit to be in the position of running the intel committee. i believe adam schiff has spent his entire time in congress since the president has been in, trying to impeach him. >>

. >>> they have strong earnings to deal with cit ion a new consumer payments business.are higher, the stock up better than 65% since start of the year global payments ceo jeff sloan joins us in a cnbc exclusive here at post nine. jeff, good morning happy friday. >> thanks for having me. >> tell me about this year of m and a going on in payments there's a lot of action on the tech side, we have paypal and apple making moves you guys in the core payment space have not been idle what's driving you >> there's a lot of scale in our business that's what drives the ability to make investments so that we can partner with people like paypal, visa, master card, apple, amazon. we need to get bigger and do those things i think that's what's driving the transactions you're referring to. >> how much is the global consumer at large the underlying fuel behind this and how much is the digitization of money in general? >> we stand at the intersection of digitization of payments and cloud based software i think we're in a good space. overall, we depend on a healthy macro environment. we a

last night the last noise complaint about that house was filed in february after last night's shooting cit officials have asked air bnb to remove the home's listing on its platform, vicki ken back to you. >>alright grant a neighbor's meantime say that they were horrified when they saw party, goers just screaming and running down the street last night and grant mentioned a woman calling police well one woman tells kron 4 she called police several times in fear of something bad happening at the party and then the shooting did happen. kron four's dan thorn live for us in or into tonight joins us with more from this neighbor dan. >>cannon is a key the woman tells me that this area here along knickerbocker lane which is lined with cars last night. she said she saw a lot of kids that were out here smoking drinking and making lots of noise before this shooting ended up the neighbor jeannie patrick says that she called police 3 times for them to check out what was going on and then she heard the gunshots. well looking outside her bedroom window, she says dozens of kids were screaming and running d

the "detroit free press" and "detroit news" cit anonymous sources, official a is president gary jones. jones' home in michigan was raided last august. golf clubs were taken from the home. alleged $32,000 in cash were found in the home. a uaw spokesman issued a statement to fox business we take any allegation of about the claim of misuse of union funds seriously. the uaw is grounded on the principle putting our members first. that belief has never waivered. the uaw reached an agreement with general motors and ford. this investigation has been going on over two years. this is the 12th person now charged. charles? charles: mike, tell you, really is a shame. we'll find out what happens in the end, if it is true, it is despicable stuff. great reporting mike. thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: we're wrapping up the markets for the month. the nasdaq and s&p are on both record pace for closing highs. the message of these markets you won't hear anywhere else. i worked hard on it. come back. bring a pencil with you. ♪ every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of he

the foundation denied seongdoing, but has cits doors and will disburse remaining fds to other non- ofits. there is news tonight michael blockberg is close to entering the democratic presidential race. the "newshour" confirmed that he is serngusly explo and is expected to enter the alabama primary nextch m the 77-year-old billionaire had said that he would not run, but his political advisor now saysat bloomberg believes 216 democrats whether running ar not wellpositioned to beat president trump. in iraq, security forces killed at least six more protesters, and wounded 35, n baghdad. thwere shot as they tore down part of a barrier built to keep them from government offices in the so-called "green zone." but the demonstrators remained defiant. >> ( translated ): you politicians have destroyed the untry. the security forces of both the ministries of defense and ngterior are with you, hit us, why? are you subordinateo these partes? these parties should be rooted out. no party will remain. >> woodruff: later, four prtetes were shot dead as security forces broke up a sit- in the southern city o

office of the controller says nearly a third of the san franciscan residents say they don't expect to be cithey say rent is just way too high and those who live there don't have much hope they'll be able to buy a home and work in the city long-term. most of those residents who need or want to bail under 35 years old. we'll talk to one renter whose family is trying to make it work, and another former resident who moved when the landlord raised the rent after he had lived there for 17 years. >> from $1,400 that i was paying back then, the next -- the following year, she wanted to charge me $3,000. >> double. more than double. >> more than double. >> reporter: he told me he moved to concord, but he still works out near the airport, so he has a much longer commute. the good news is 42% of san franciscans say they'll be able to stay long-term. now, 20% of those residents who have already left san francisco, they actually moved out of state. reporting live from sfo, i'm sharon katsud >>> 6:33 right nnd new details on a deadly small plane crash in southern california. the pilot died yesterday when

this morning. 40's for most of your curnt temperatures, it is a frigid one san francisco at 47 redwood cit of 43 and that rain this morninis just going to makeit feel even colder should getting out there so make sure to have that good wateroof layer in the umbrella ready to go as you're stepping out the door possibly for work possibly for some travels 50's for your highs later on today areasf rain interspersed by some sunshine. robin. >>all right. thank you john back to our big tuble spot and that's an old accident n the dumbarton bridget and blocking for about an our and 30 minutes cre have not been able to get out of the way. i've been ab to open an additional lane, so we've gone from having 2 lanes close to just the far right lane only so at least are getting by. but of course the backup is growing of special alert remains in place. this is westbound after mitt span but now yore back up the starting to spill toward the to plaza, so definitely an unexpected slowdown fowest 84 and especially on a day where traffic is so light and other spots because so many folks have the day off. so yeah

carefully and that knowledge andhat the not the only road user now the the question is when is the citm investing some some actual changes on >>some moreevastating numbers so far this year san jose has seen 52 people killed in crashes and 23 of them where pedestrians. >>in the east bay, an armed roery in oakland that led to a shootout in the streets when the store owner fought back. so this happened yesterday morning it was in the gnd lake dtrict, 2 armed men stole about $60,000 worth of items from ts rare coin storm. well as soon as th man leftthe store owner grabbed his own gun and went ter them that sto owner in the robbers exchange, some gunfire on elmwood avenue. the robbers ended up drping. the stolen items and running away. >>this is trying to protect myself stuff i can take a. $60,000ead. we hope can i lieve he shot at me so i shot a couple of times at him. he dropped a bag and kept ing up the hill. guy was in a car and he drove by and he shot at me as he was driving away. iook a shot at him. >>the in the chaos of the shog there was a stray bullet that went into a nearby in e e

ther't why e parcular big cits especially difficult? >> this is obvious with the coasts.s of people flocking to places like new york and san francisco. and in those -- and l.a. in those areas webut sf theost strange thing i guess, the cities that pop up on the list where people say i really don't think i'm ever going to own, detroit and st. louis, also on that list. and so when you look -- san jose, san francisco, new york and l.a., that makes sense. detroit, st. louis, and portland, oregon, maybe not as much. and i think this has a lot to do with people just not making enough money, that lack of affordability. >> where's the tipping points when you know whether it's better to rent or buy? >> you've got to run the numbers. look, you may be a millennial in detroit and be able to afford to own a home. but you do have to start with what can i afford. and not just how much is this mortgage, the principal, the interest, and the taxes, but also what about the upkeep of a home. 1% to 1% of the purchase price -- 1% to 3% of the purchase rice every year. >> i'm a renter but would

it's the 99th annual veterans day parade here in the cits obviously there's a lot of history behind thisome video of some of the pack. d obviously this is a there's a lot of pomp and circumstance is going to be out here as we hor so many of our veterans so let's go i and take a look at that right now you a planning on coming by to visit know that there are some logistics ne to know there are a lot of street closurethat are going to be happening and of course is going to be more traffic in the city so be careful with that ifou do want to come to watch the festivities know the event does start this morning at 1100am to expect goes down. jeerson is excted to wrap up around 1 o'clock so if you want to go ahead and see it know that the parade route is going to be there we also made sure to put that parade route everywhere online for you over at kn 4 dot com. so you can make sure to see that they're tually very importantly i also would like to tell you guys were tually joined here with a veteran herself i've got merryman tuned a 30 year veteran from the usrmy come and join the marion. >>how ar

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