citi group names james frey sure its next c.e.o. the top executive becomes the 1st woman to head a wall street bank swishy have company anytime soon both war correspondent and your . also want to show the evil builds race heats up g.m. announcing another major electric vehicle partnership this time with startups. and european companies complain about bullying from beijing this efficiency refusing to let many of their. q-tips and staff back into china for work after being expelled from the pandemic broke out. blue and welcome to the show i'm susan beers in berlin it's good to have you with us citi group has named jane frazier as its next chief executive making her the 1st woman to lead a top wall street bank frazier takes the reins of the 4th biggest u.s. bank by assets joining a group of wall street c.e.o.'s that has been exclusively male and white she was head of global consumer banking at citi since the 2 rather $29.00 team and was long considered a top candidate for the top job will start a c.e.o. in february but join city groups

citi group names jane frazier its next c.e.o. and top executive becomes the 1st woman to head a wall street bank swishy have company anytime soon we'll go to our correspondent in new york. i also want to show the e-mail builds race heats up g.m. announcing another major electric vehicle partnership this time with start up. and european companies complain about bullying from beijing this if issues are refusing to let many of their executives and staff back into china for work after being expelled from the pandemic broke out. the welcome to the show i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us citi group has named jane frazier as its next chief executive making her the 1st woman to lead a top wall street bank frazier takes the reins of the 4th biggest u.s. bank by assets joining a group of wall street c.e.o.'s that has been exclusively male and white she was head of global consumer banking at citi since not too rather 2019 and was long considered a top candidate for the top job will start as c.e.o. in february but join

citi group has named james frey's as its next chief executive making her the 1st woman to lead a top wall street bank fraser takes the reigns at the 4th biggest u.s. bank by as its joining a group of wall street c.e.o.'s that has been exclusively male and white. the european central bank is not taking any interest rate action as part of its efforts to deal with the code of $1000.00 pandemic e.c.b. chief christina god gave stock markets and the euro a boost when focusing the euro zone's downturn will be less severe than feared the economy is likely to shrink by 8 percent this year the euro is riding high to the single currency hitting $1.19 against the greenback which risks dampening demand for exports. and let's go to conrad blues in a financial correspondent in frankfurt carette 2 so the downturn not as bad but a slow recovery and interest rates will stay low how low will they stay how long will they stay so. for a very very long time ben if you look at the consumer price inflation target the e.c.b. has you know this 2 percent target well in august consumer prices in the countries o

what city group is doing.l be the first, to have a female chief executive and they are appointing a scottish woman, who worked at the bank for several yea rs, worked at the bank for several years, she is possibly their chairman at the moment and she is going to become leader of the bank andi going to become leader of the bank and i think it is possibly quite surprising that this the first time that it hasn't already happened somewhere else? it did jar a little bit. we will return to the guardian with more information on diana who has passed away. for any woman, of course, she was a formidable actress who played the super feisty characters and was a real trailblazers. i have to admit, i am a game of thrones fan and i know her best friend that in some of the lines and characters that she played, such a great character and to see a lot of coverage of this today because so many people, she resonates as these really strong characters, often a game of thrones delivering some of the most withering and brilliant minds

citi group set to become the first major bank to have a woman in charge. just been named ceo of citi group, and i asked her two years ago if she wanted that top job. >> i look forward to seeing a woman being the ceo of a wall street firm, whoever that may be. >> is it a dream, a goal one day, either ceo of citi or ceo of one of the other big banks to break that proverbial glass ceiling because you know you can do it? >> i never had the ambition of ceo at citi or any other organization but at the moment i've still got a lot to learn. >> the first woman ever to lead a major wall street bike who will take over for michael corbit who will retire after 37 years. >> "newsroom" with john king starts after a short break. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ when covid hit, i happened futo be the main bread winner. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. sixty percent of my nannies got laid off. i had to furloug

citi group that is a bubble as of yesterday it was 51. that's a 37% gain.the same period, the s&p 500 is up 130% it trades to the book value, what it would be worth if you lick da liquidate and nobody cares that's not a bubble. s citi's performance would have looked better. oh, and it's down more than $10 since fed chief jay powell turned on the juice. some bubble. if city were in any other industry, it would buy back more stock or boost dividend. banks can't do that. plus, it can't be bought by the bank because there is too much e higher you can't stick your neck out and own it you can't. and just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's looking cheaper. the bubble thesis doesn't jive with health care have you seen the big pharma stocks down 17.5% since created the cramer covid-19 index. it doesn't help that joe biden and donald trump only seem to agree on one thing, drug companies. that rhetoric rarely amounts to anything but freaks out the stock market until after the election the banks and health care are gigantic core horhorts. airlines, travel, leisure, o

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and city group will push ahead with more job cuts as early as this week u. s. lender had pauseded all layayoffs as the pandemic hit. is set to resume its cost cutting efforts. separately reports just us regulators repairing to formally recommend thehe bank fr failing to improve its risk management systems. finally let go will phase out single use plastic can switch to paper packckaging as part of its sustainability initiative. the toy company has yet to find a realistic alternative for its blocks which currently require ninety thousand metric tons of plastic every year. lego so 87% jump in sales during the first six months of this year as families around the world faced lockdown orders. like us has its been receiving letters from its s young fans encouraging it to think more about the environment tom. okay soap paper bags but plastic blocks in the paper for now anyway now all right until the next generation comes up with something better well. a little step i in the right didirection thank you very much indeed kate moody that with the business news. time now fo

about some of the biggest spenders in the economy in the past 48 hours we've seen dell technology citi group which actually said that it would lay off people in 2020 which is already which which came through and backed down on that commitment we've seen raytheon announced 15000 layoffs so these are their big names and it's going to start affecting the trajectory of the economy we saw retail sales continue to grow in august but came in much weaker than what economists had been expecting and you're starting to see some of the evidence of the stimulus spending the government transferred dollars coming off of their june peaks you know but i wanted to hit on something that you know if you were injured in the 1st question there because the fed actually is pretty happy with this improved housing economy it seems is this something we can expect to see even more of or sadly you have to wonder are we heading towards a housing crisis when that boom happens when the economy's not that great. well i think we might be heading towards a housing crisis there's a couple of pretty interesting numbers here one

morgan goldman sachs and citi group they all saw gains on friday and finally the ts x. in toronto it's also down on the week the energy stocks actually weighed down the index with oil prices falling to early august lows the index was up on friday on lower unemployment and more jobs added in august now moving into the holiday week here in the united states we will keep an eye on the tech sector to see if that volatility will remain or if markets are going to bounce back and that is your global market walk and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the pain. demick has delayed several high profile movies this summer but the 1st blockbuster of the season is getting a late release this weekend we have an analyst on hand discuss the state of the film industry and as we go to break here are the numbers at the close. she stressed to make sure that the bush and the bill of the. us to. stop the show was so huge she needs to taste it she's a cia which quite a shock. to which she does. not want you. and i must get your kind of woman in the air force you. w

the new ceo at citi group.e of this had been anticipated to some degree michael corbat will retire in february he served as the ceo for eight years, a total of 37 years at the firm fraser has been at citi for 16 years and currently serves as president and ceo of global -- the global consumer bank she also joins the bank's board. i want to bring in mohamed el-erian of course allianz's chief economic adviser good to see you, mohamed before we talk markets and maybe some data points that just came out i wanted to get your initial reaction to this news. historic to some degree on wall street >> historic and wonderful. i think the more role models you have out there the better. as a father of two daughters i can tell you that they really look to these things so that's a wonderful move by citi >> do you know jane? >> i do not. i know mike really well, i worked with mike back at solomon and it's been amazing seeing his tenure and i think it's great that he's handing off to jane. everything i hear about her is that she

. >>> we have will here with thoughts on citi group >> fraser will be the first female ceo of a majore resumÉ she has been ceo of private bank, of the latin america region, and she took up in october 2019 she also only got that president title at that point also and so while many felt that she had been anointed as the leading candida candidate. corbat has been there for 17 years. he was handed a bank they failed stress tests multiple times. he shed certain noncore assets city's share price responded positively accordably in those ea accordingly in those years they did lag rivals. last year precovid when the environment was better for banks than it was today, they just missed their own 12 to 13% on target investors were disappointed and the shareprice for city compared to the likes of j.p. morgan has lagged over the tenure as a result the big lost promotion came just 12 or 18 months ago. it bulled back with the other banks and the broader market in the last hour or so, guys. >> all right, thank you very much and as we head to break keeping an eye on shares of do you component nike notc

too many of our cities right now, too many of our cities like baltimore are suffering. these groupsre a cancer on americaner society and that's something if we had a working, trustworthy media, we would be giving a lot more attention to. >> tucker: i wonder why it never occurs to cryptocurrency traders and after the show tell me what cryptocurrency is and why we should applaud it -- why does it not occur to o them to hire 700 poor people in downtown louisville to work at their trcryptocurrency trading firm, f they really want to help, why do they want to give people jobs? >> it is proved, the goal here is not to improve the community, the goal here is not to make sure that people can become independent, they goal is actually to attack directly the very criminal justice system that makes it possible for the rest of us to carry out our lives. we forget in the early 1950s, many of these radical ideas were pushed and they went into effect in the19 1960s. it took until the 1980s for the political system, the american system, the american people come together and say wait a second, decrim

it comes as relatives of the victims and supporters stage another last protests in mexico city the group was abducted by local police in the town of wana 6 years ago assumes were reportedly turned over to a gang that's believed to have killed them and burnt their bodies money rapido is following the protests in mexico city. this is mexico city's central plaza thousands of people have gathered here to commemorate the 6th anniversary of the i.o.c. up of 43 behind me is the presidential palace where earlier today pres. it looked as over the top met with the families of the 43 missing students who went missing in 2014 from the state of get it all from the scene up a teacher's college in a while now this is just one of several events that are taking place over the course of the weekend to commemorate this 6 anniversary of the disappearance of the students but it is also a very significant day apart from the anniversary of the disappearance there what there is a new investigation that's been launched that's had several new several recent pieces of evidence that have been presented new discover

it comes as relatives of the victims and supporters stage another notch protest in mexico city a group was abducted by local police in the town of the bwana 6 years ago the students were reportedly turned over to a gang that's believed to have killed been and bodies anti-government protests have been held in egypt for the 7th straight day at least one person has been killed in the ranis against corruption a deteriorating economy or living conditions and the demolition of neighborhoods solidarity protests have also been held in it's me and the netherlands people gathered in milan and the hague calling on president. to resign. those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com coming up next it's the bottom line distilling the. for centuries egypt the sort to come on power over the miles even though we don't towing any of the place and countries that have need the oil they get they lose and from each of us upstream in this dominance is being challenged by countries who want to agree to share i know some people in egypt pointed question that yes

facilities claiming they've seen significant number of false positives regulators are demanding for citi group the comp troller of the currency and federal reserve are reportedly to push the bank to fix its risk systems the journal adds that the move accelerates the chief executive's forced retirement. he felt the reserves were best left in the hands of his successor. sfl . >>> hurricane sally is slowly moving towards the coast forecast to bring in intense rains and storm urge to louisiana, mississippi and alabama. >> the gulf coast has seen big storm after big storm. as we track that storm, we are also tracking oil prices you've got conflicting things pushing and pulling on either side you see that wti crude is up hurricane sally forcing oil production in the gulf off line. they just had the workers back on and now they are taking them back off the gulf represents 16 to 18% of oil production the international agency cutting oil demand forecast taking it down to 91.7 million barrels a day that marks a reduction of 8.4 million year over year and that is a loyal more than the previous prediction

todd: how dangerous are these groups as they overrun american cities. nti-police next. fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory... focus... accuracy... learning and concentration. try it today with our money-back guarantee! . . . [screams] >> get him! >> clashes out west. seattle police push through a human barricade blocking their union headquarters. todd: after months of unrest what threat do these violent groups pose. joining us with her insight lara hogan has no agenda on fox nation. thanks for being here, lara. is the world finally waking up to the threat posed by antifa and similar groupings? >> well, i mean you would hope so, right? because at this point what does it take? i mean, it's been unfolding on, you know, night after night after night in portland. and in other cities in the u.s. and in the face of all the evidence to the contrary you still had legacy media organization denying their existence. i was attacked: attacked for reporting the truth on this. it's been pretty ridiculous the level of dishonesty. jillian: lara, you wonder if p

the banks are horrendous again today, the ceo of citi group is retiring in february to be replaced by jane frazier, the head of consumer banks citi is making much more money, he's returned massive amounts to shareholders but this market hates bank stocks they don't go higher no matter what which brings me back to need for cash and the coronation tonight. if we hadn't sold so much for the charitable trust, we would be sit thing looking at prices and beating ourselves up for not taking profits we wouldn't be looking for buying opportunities we would be sweating bullets take away the tide and shoelaces. if you have cash, you know what happens? you wait for the perfect pitch, you can do it. at one point, it felt good it felt like a doubleheader, seven hch inni seven-inning games cash allows you to sit back and look for sis coudiscounts in thk you most like. i know cash allows you the freedom and security, which is why it's so great to have it in your portfolio, especially when it's king. and we're in no hurry to spend the cash for a trust can we have the pullback before we buy them? witho

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this increasing repression and also the block crates of all main roads here in the city a large group of people thousands of them managed to gather together and marched towards one of the residence of the president look at shankar they've sort of stopped by showing to him that they're still here that all the threats and intimidation and violence it's not working * for him and that they will continue to to protest on the streets of long as he's still in office with a sense of feeling from the protesters is evident for all to see over the past 4 or 5 weeks really i have protests is the reaction those who. look at shank and will be traveling to moscow to meet with one to me a prison. well at the moment their main goal is to get rid of the president they they feel that he is illegitimate that he has lost the election and they have been asking for new elections for the last couple of weeks and the president has simply know too that at least for the moment but their main aim is what's going to happen here in battle their focus is not so much on russia at the moment but they also have been t

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bargains but a cheap stock today could get cheaper tomorrow my travel trust that a big position with citi group couple bucks below the value. what would the company be worth if it stripped down and committed to buying back 8% of the share count. seemed like a great deal when you throw in the 3% dividend back then citi was 68. now when the stock fell more than $3 or 7%, it's under 45 i think you can go lower the problem with cheap stocks is they can get cheaper what went wrong first when the pandemic turned ugly, the regulars said the banks had to stop buying back stock smart. without the huge buyback, the city thesis fell apart second, there were companies problems a lack of intern controls. the ceo is retiring the banking business is taking the raeeigns. she's taking her work. you don't have to worry about the jeld ayield is a safety net. the chopping block if there are too many pandemic related bad loans, loans that would have been fine it came down and the curve for bank earnings. it's a safe investment into a total debacle and look, the whole group is hated first verizon had a good quarter.

disappearance of dozens of students and 2014 it comes as another large protest was held in mexico city a group was abducted by local police 6 years ago up to date say with us on al-jazeera people in paris is that. 2 years after the murder of a saudi journalist. the globe with amounts of transparency continues. will german officials ever see justice. system she killed. on a just. how is north korea one of the poorest countries in the world mannish to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive government organization known as bureau $39.00 which obtains foreign exchange by any means possible to fund kim jong un's regime in the 1st of 2 episodes investigating how it's done we reveal how money laundering and slave labor raise cash for kids. north korea the pariah state. a dictatorship shrouded in mystery. every day the official news papers praised the heroic deeds of the d.l. leader. time seems to stand still here. i am. north korea has the 4th largest army in the world. for 3 generations the kim family has ruled the country with an iron fist. bu

here at this location right now but what we're seeing is sort of a cat and mouse play in the city different groups are trying to gather together the police and military has been blocking large parts of the city so it's very difficult for people to actually get together so at the moment the groups are still small and many are trying to find each other some have also already been detained so it's been increasingly difficult and increasingly dangerous after a week where repression against the protest movement movement has only increased with the last opposition leader kolesnik over being kidnapped and now being detained one member of the opposition council still remaining here in minsk it's become a very big challenge now for the opposition to keep this movement go in but as we speak people are still trying to gather the demands of the protesters step is that alexander lukashenko steps down really he has made absolutely no indication that he would do that as he made even any indication that he would make some concessions with the protesters. no it has made it very clear again this week that he won't

in munich the party is now over images like the use of nightlife in the city with groups of people meeting and drinking are now a mere memory that's after the number of new covidien 1000 cases reached a critical level. you can't go to public places my family's more careful people want to enjoy the last days of summer but they also have to stick to certain rules. at munich city hall no one surprised by the rising number of infections. many were predicting that infection rates would rise after the holiday season and that's what's happened. so far authorities could not stop the virus from spreading the ban on public drinking and social distancing rules haven't been enough. sports and steam coronavirus hotspots developed for people to spend time and party in close proximity. just one infected person can spread the disease to a lot of other people. which took. with the infamous october 1st beer festival cancelled people in munich hope that no further restrictions on daily life will be needed for now. the coronavirus pandemic keeps casting a shadow over germany's bundesliga friday season opener

while, it's true that people have gone to these various cities, both right wing and other groups. for example, we know that kyle rittenhouse traffick rittenhouse traveled across state lines to go to kenosha, and he murdered two protestors. it's, also, true that people just fly on planes. and they dress however they want to. so there's no evidence that any

it comes as men it is of the victims and supporters stage are now the national tests in mexico city the group was abducted by no police in the time. 6 years ago. those on the headlines on al jazeera have more news for you right after inside story of the dishonest. pre-election control the sea in the united states still trump repeats the threats but he might not accept the result if he loses in less than 6 weeks time can he carry out his threat this is inside story. welcomes inside story on him wrong come on the u.s. presidential election in november is happening against the backdrop of a global pandemic recession nationwide protests against racism police brutality and inequality but it could take the united states into uncharted territory if they don't trump refuses to concede the president's refusal to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses is kicking up yet another control the city has repeatedly said he won't concede since he began trailing his rival joe biden in opinion polls democrats condemn his threats and senior republicans are distancing themselves but trump's doubling

i would also like to add that there was a recent study by the city group that $16 trillion is a resultf racism in the country. $16 trillion. that's what we have as a result of racism in the country and that includes law enforcement and the settlements that have been made. i would welcome any statements or questions. thank you. thank you very much, sergeant. with that we have completed witness testimony and we will enter upon question and label rick recognize myself as the chair for questioning. i want to start with professor johnson to address the first amendment implications because i know there are supreme court decisions that essay you can't discriminate against people in public colliery based on what the political ideology is. officers are letting their beliefs influence their actions on the job either towards citizens or fellow officers. >> i think it's important to note its limited in a lot of ways and that is true for federal employees, judges and ways we limit the speech of public servants. there have been decisions by the second circuit to say when and officers speech is at od

disappearance of dozens of students and 2014 it comes as another large protest was held in mexico city the group was abducted by local police 6 years ago up to date say with us on al-jazeera people in power is next. 2 years after the murder of a saudi journalist. the global amounts of transparency. will jamelle for sure ever see justice. for sure you can. call it just. how is north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade u.n. sanctions and pray for its nuclear. weapons program the answer is through a secretive government organization known as bureau 39 which obtains foreign exchange by any means possible to fund kim jong un's regime in the 1st of 2 episodes investigating how it's done we reveal how money laundering and slave labor raise cash for kids.

they built on, that energy and that experience rowform a group they called city antifa. to this day that remains the oldest continuing antifa group in the united states. 2000s, before trump, a number of antifa groups arose. another thing going on in the united states was the rise of antiracist groups. sometimes groups would decide, you know what, in the united states, anti-fascist does not play that will. -- well. we are going to call ourselves antiracist because that is more relevant to the united states, since the 80's there has been a number of groups that organize that do not call them selves anti-fascist but they call themselves antiracist. centralized commanding control. then, you have the rise of the alt-right movement. the alt-right increased in prominence especially in mainstream politics, it galvanized anti-fascists in the united states who felt this is a very real threat to our way of life. it is no surprise that that after the election of donald trump that we saw a rise in anti-fascist activity in the united states. that is that brief history. host: let's go t

disappearance of dozens of students in 2014 it comes as another large process was held in mexico city the group was abducted by local police 6 years ago. as south america's 2 biggest nations brazil and argentina are embroiled in a row over each other's handling of the corona virus pandemic as daniel swine the reports the rivalry between the nations has deep roots in history. brazil has suffered more than 140000 deaths from the covered 1000 virus one of the worst death tolls in the world in neighboring argentina about 18000 have died but instead of working together the right wing brazilian president jaya balsa noddle is criticizing president often and this is left wing government for its handling of the economy amid the crisis saying it's leading the country to failure here but has been a little servants of the left is responsible for what's happening in that country their return to power is rapidly creating a regime similar to that in venice why. and his allies in the united states and regionally venice whaler and its president nicolas maduro are the enemy to be the next been a swale is the gre

at the surface, we're looking at unhealthy air for sensitive groups for redwood city. moderate in san jose. in fremont, unhealthy air for healthy groups. and unhealthy air for parts of the north bay. the alert remains in affect. wi alert in affect for the bay area and the campfire, because of this smoke, temperatures are much cooler this afternoon. a big drop in temperatures because of that smoke kind of inhibiting that extreme heat that we saw over the labor day weekend. we'll talk more about what you can expect with our smoke and our forecast, that tunnel forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> and those orange skies, that seems to be the theme of the day on social media. keep sending your photos or videos using the #kpix. we first brought live coverage and live pictures of the ominous skies. for more live streaming conditions go to kpix.com. >>> i'm anne makovec. we moved it outside here in downtown san francisco to get another view of this very bizarre orange sky that e seeing all around the bay area. the temperatures feel cool. you don't smell a lot of

so next, we welcome to the stage winners of the outstanding park volunteer group and most empowering cityemployee awards. [applause] >> the outstanding volunteer group award represents volunteer groups that are instrumental to the success of the city in providing clean, safe, and fun parks to the public. the friends of lafayette park, or folp, boast hundreds of members who have been working to better the city park for the last 15 years. the members efforts to transform the park into a community gathering place with children's areas, picnic areas, off-leash dog park, and a shaded area is more than enough to recognize them with this award. we can have some applause here, folks. [applause] >> so tell us what this award means to you and to the community. >> it means everything. i think as a neighborhood group, you don't do this for rewards, you do it to better your environment. this group here with me, we've spent a lot of time bettering our environment, and we're humbled by this award. i think it really speaks to the membership, it speaks to the people that are part of our group, and we'd li

before the experiment cortisol and interleukin 6 were present at normal levels in both groups city kids and those who grew up in the country after the test samples were taken the cortisol level proved to be the same in both groups and that means they experienced the test situation as equally stressful but how did their bodies deal with the stress. the researchers looked at the white blood cells the leukocytes they produce the class of cytokines known as interleukin including interleukin 6 produced in larger amounts when we're stressed. by us as of when number of white blood cells and the number of inflammatory cytokines released were higher in city dwellers than in those from the country and. 2 hours after the test researchers drew blood again to see if the interleukin 6 levels had dropped and were returning to normal the results were interesting the city. measurements weren't able to regulate they're in trouble you can 6 level that means it continued to rise over the 2 hours after the experiment but those from a rural background were able to bring the level down within the same time pe

group. the students will >>> foschoa bit of a setback tuesday. some st a marin cityfor the first day of in-person classes only to be sent back home. empty classrooms at bayside king jr. academy. the last-minute cancellation camemember's covid-19 test result. and to stay up-to-date on all the changes this school year, the section on our website. at kpix.com/backtoschool. >>> a big relief for a colorado firefighter as the cameron peak fire has scorched more than 100,000 acres so far. but fire crews credit edsnowfall along the cooler temperatures for stopping a continued spread. >> it is a relief and lord knows we needed it. been pretty try. >> five inches of snow fell yesterday as an early winter storm transformed intense ng te >>> developing are coaf from sugar bowl ski resort in tahoe. >> it can't be fer guests since the navirus rules they just keep changing. >>> 6:16. thnna. >> and it's a one this morning. as you work your way aloninvolving a couple of vehicles and minor injuries but a lot of activity there on hes over to the right shoulder and we have a brake light

martinez city manager says the paving as part of a larger downtown project the mural painted on a street in front of the martinez courthouse building has been in national news for several weeks the group marty marty nuns for black lives requested the mural after 2 white power flyers were found on a sidewalk near the city jail. a group of almost a 100 volunteers painted the mural on independence day. it was an partially defaced by a couple the next day, a man was arrested for waving a loaded handgun year-old defender 2 days after that someone painted white lives matter on another street, the city manager says the group. martinez for black lives has since asked twice for permission to repaint the mural but has been denied. well take a look at this refreshing you another day of clear blue skies and clear air cleaner clearer air in the bay area this is the view from our quad copter for over a vineyard near sebastopol. >>and you can see the stretch of blue skies and sonoma mountain back there in the background and for the first time in a month there was no spare the air alert allowing more people to spend time outdoors today, including at berkeley's farmers market where it looked like quit

a group of buyouts made a takeover offer for kansas city southern. er group and global infrastructure partners made the wason a previous offer that turned down. kansas city southern has a market you of more than $17 billion. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. see european equity markets up by just shy of 1% off session highs. we see that on nasdaq futures. they take down .6%. the banking sector in europe is fairly resilient. the pound is on the back foot as we approach the end of the year and a trio of issues in the u.k. economy. tom: very interesting with jordan rochester. the data right now, and i'm hesitant to give you direction on the red and green on the screen. ,ields up a little bit fractionally, but i don't want to oversell that. i would point out it is the turkish lira in retreat. per dollar. on politics in america, lsc, next. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. power

this was the scene outside san jose city hall last night. a group of about 100 demonstrators were there. they chanted in support for breonna taylor's family. some painted justice for breonao in front of city hall and other defaced the walls with calls to obolish the police. taylor was shot and killed and protesters were angry that a grand jury did not indict the officer in her death. they are demanding police reforms and are asking that social and mental health workers be sent to mental health calls for service. >> this isn't going to be like we're going to protest for a few hours and forget about it. we can't forget about it. it's our lives and our brothers and sisters who are dying. it's really important that we stay here. >> you heard that activist indicate they would be out there all night but i was at city hall earlier and they have gone home for the day. activists have a demonstration scheduled in downtown oakland. the theme of that demonstration, our lives matter, stop killing black women and girls. reporting live here in downtown san jose, b

i would like to add there was a recent study by the city group that lifted that $16 trillion as a result of racism in our country. $16 trillion is what we have as a result of racism in our country, that includes law enforcement, settlements that have been made for racist officers and sympathizers in the police department, any questions. >> thank you and with that we completed our witness testimony and we enter questions, now we recognize myself as chair for 5 minutes of questioning. i want to start with professor johnson to address the first amendment implications of this. there are supreme court decisions that say you can't discriminate against people in public hiring based on their political ideology, but i wonder if you would speak to the speech conduct distinction and some of the things sergeant taylor talked about in terms of officers letting their beliefs influence their actions either toward citizens or fellow officers. >> it is important to know public service limited in terms of speech, federal employees, judges and all sorts of ways to do that. and one in officers speech, it is

what they do is they gather in little groups over the city in various districts where they live and then they could show all of that into a into a huge rally huge much ass's happening barden knowledge crowds merging together right now it's difficult to tell with the with regards to numbers for perhaps 5000 people behind me more maybe joining the but the impression so far is that there are fewer people than there were last week at this at this time last week last sunday there were many more demonstrators a much larger much nevertheless they've got their plan they've got a route through minsk that they're going to take the organizers go to lead them down and police are waiting for that which 2 2 convoys of police and law enforcement about the city owned morning today preparing for this rally preparing for an eventuality tires sharif's block self we've even seen bob wire fences barricades set up a wretched across the city to keep marches on a specific route that has been the father's against. and haven't clashed yet today with police there were sure many demonstrators arrested yesterday per

million and one about to come up for sale for $18 million bankers say he has a series of loans from citi group. shares of revlon have fallen by over 70% just this year. and the company has about $3 billion in debt. now, pearlman is saying this is all a planned downsizing in response to covid-19 in what he calls an unprecedented economic environment. he said i have been public about my intention to reduce leverage and convert to cash in order to seek new investment opportunities. him saying here this isn't just about getting rid of stuff to pay pack debt. this is also about building up cash to look for opportunities in this market back to you. >> yeah. but it's gotten people's attention. i was looking back at one of my notebooks here from quite a while ago, earlier this summer i have he's liquidating everything, home, art, yacht i didn't follow up on it is it more than what he's saying but is it just being prudent >> there's nothing to believe this is beyond just being prudent. he's the ultimate financial street fighter as you know from covering deals it's creative about leverage and uses of ca

for citi group and wall street, this is a culmination of a decade long effort to make strides when it comes to gender diversity. i reached out to some banks to check on progress that they've made leer a f here are a few stats 57% of j.p. diamond's leadership team is female goldman sachs won't have its public if they don't have a female on the board. a majority of the intern this is year were female analysts at goldman sachs, 50/50. at wells fargo, in the levels two to four below the ceo they tell me 41% are women. it's a 7% increase from the year before bank of america and wells fargo both say more than half of thur global workforce in total is female and bank of america is one of only four s&p 500 companies with six or more women on the board high number there. they're awe also trying to close the gender pay gap bank of america says they're on average the compensation for women is 99% of what is received by men in other words, equal compensation so there is awe ton of progress on this issue. the i would argue banks have actually been better and more advanced on this issue than a lot