clemens, thank you for joining us on "street signs. president of ifo institute for research. >>> let's see how markets are faring we had a dovish leaning after the fed minutes yesterday which provided a positive boost to market sentiment wall street and asian markets overnight. perhaps going on and looking ahead. the fed won't have to be as aggressive that was one major theme for the markets. of course, over here in europe, we continue focus on data an the european energy minister meeting in brussels of we will talk more about that on the show with sylvia we are la we are learning toward green on thanksgiving in addition to the pmi data yesterday which did not show deterioration in conditions which i think is interesting and something that we need to focus on with respect to germany cac 40 up .50% we are watching the gucci owner confirmed yesterday that the creative director will be leaving. that stock is lagging a little bit bit. ftse 100 in uk, the under performer. treading around the flat line. we had a couple of earnings with king

if we didn't have this rain event we would be at a high risk for a catastrophic fire. >> clemens says it is impacting this fire season, and if more comes that the next few months it will impact next year's fire season. >> the more wet the spring that will delay the fire season next summer. >> he is grateful for the rain that has fallen over the last two weeks. >> hopefully we will get some more of it, it's definitely a good thing to have it right now.'s back he says it hopes it will make a difference as it has given him a purse up close and personal encounter. people who live in these fire prone areas should be vigilant about maintaining their landscaping and making sure they have enough defensible space around their home. on the peninsula, kpix 5. >> max, thank you. >>> ski resorts are celebrating all this beautifully fresh snow. two resorts will open a week early . mt. rose will close ahead of reopening next weekend. and people are excited. >> everybody wants to ride. there has been a palpable buzz in town, at the grocery store, with the people coming through the shop. >> we see the

on joining us now on the al jazeera news, our is clemens lead. why, who is the head of mission of the german vessel rise above which is still at sea with 89 people on board? it's operated by the humanitarian globe mission lifeline is joining us from the ship, which is near catania. thank you so much for talking to us, felice. please about the situation you're in right now. they were, i understand 95 people on board initially, but neither 89. what's happened? oh, hello. and so on the 3rd of november we were able to say it's not our people on boards oh esther from boats mr. us and we immediately or requested a portal safety. ready in canada, today is the 7th of november and we still have people on board and no requests, no request. the boss was due to the stress of the situation heavy the, the weather and also injuries and illnesses off the people they already have during the journey. the overall condition, guess not. and in the last 2 days, we had to evacuate. the go picks up our gas. ready pretty go medical conditions, we are not able to treat on

atma clemens and students should know that resorting to violence will lead to harsh consequences. the student who was stabbed taken to the hospital expected to make a full recovery. the school district says the principles email should have gone to every student's family. for those who did not get it, though they should go to the school to update their contact information . they will send it back to you. okay, andre. thank you times 7 16. a quick thinking 10 year old boy from pennsylvania escaped from a stranger who tried to lower him away. now, on friday, sammy green was walking home from school when a woman asked him if he wanted to go to a store with her, he says a woman followed him for a couple of blocks asked him where his family was. surveillance video captured the moment that quick thinking young ban 1/4 grader was able to get away. he ducked into a store. and asked the store clerk for help. tariq came in, and he was really panicked. and he whispers he was like this lady has been following me like on my way home from school. like like, can you help me? basically, he tells m

henry lee ktvu box to clemens. security wise. said there was staff that took the knife away from the student, but there's no security on campus security today and not sure where they were at that time and then as for the student that did the stabbing, getting be expelled or is that that's still we don't know for sure, because he's a minor. i think we're being told limited information because of his age, talked about consequences. and that statement alright, henry lee live tonight in the newsroom, henry. thank you. nearly two dozen sheriff's academy recruits in los angeles county were injured after a driver plowed into them during early morning training exercises . fox news william la jeunesse tells us the cause of the crash is still under investigation. a wrong way. driver struck a group of police academy recruits in los angeles county sheriff's department says the recruits were on a training run at 6 30 wednesday morning. this morning , they stepped off with their drill instructors, um, along with two black and white radio cars,

not say if he had been arrested in the letter e mailed to parents three hours after the incident, clemensipal geoffrey taylor wrote . in part, it should go without saying that weapons of any kind are not allowed on our campus. likewise violence is never acceptable in the climates, and students should know that resorting to violence will lead to harsh consequences. some parents we talked to said they didn't get the notification. i had to hear it from from my son for my child. and you know if something like this is going on on the campus, it seems like we should have been notified immediately in oakland school district spokesman tells me that the principles letter should have gone out to all parents that anyone who didn't get it to make sure their contact info is updated with the school office. henry lee ktvu fox two news. there are more allegations of misconduct against the berkeley police department. the city has already begun an investigation into text messages sent between several officers. about arrest quotas, and some of those texts also made derogatory statements about people's housi

not say if he had been arrested in the letter e mailed to parents three hours after the incident, clemenseoffrey taylor wrote. in part, it should go without saying that weapons of any kind are not allowed on our campus. likewise violence is never acceptable in the climates, and students should know that resorting to violence will lead to harsh consequences. some parents we talked to said they didn't get the notification. i had to hear it from from my son for my child. and you know if something like this is going on on the campus, it seems like we should have been notified immediately in oakland school district spokesman tells me that the principles letter should have gone out to all parents that anyone who didn't get it to make sure their contact info is updated with the school office. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. tonight new information about the events leading up to a deadly police shooting in redwood city, plus all of these victims is. the future that is robbed from them. right? no future weddings, no future graduations judge in wisconsin and tears up during the sentencing of the man

steve clemens, the host of al jazeera is the bottom line. i think he moving on now in some staff members at twitter say they've already been locked out of their work. email accounts. as a mass lay off is underway at the company. they believe in a long mask acquired the social media platform last week. now the companies are facing a class action lawsuit from some former employees who say they were not given enough notice under federal law that they lost their jobs. about 7500 people work for the company based in san francisco. musk has indicated he may fire around half the work for chris stock. walker is a technology journalist based in the u. k. he says, mosque is clearly making drastic changes to the platform. well, twitter has never necessarily been a particularly well run company. it often be losing money and ill on must cause by all accounts over paid for what he's all $3.00. he bought it for $44000000000.00 at $54.20 a share at the time that he made that offer. it was a significant increase on what the share price was being traded up. s

this morning, this comes from a reporter laura clemens, david the path, had two new court date set. those will be november and december. will we see the body camera footage? that is something we are wondering if we can see what happened. >> a lot of the things on there in this particular case but i was definitely a political motivation behind this. the attacker seems to have been looking for nancy pelosi. we are hearing that nationally as well. that is when the most toxic elections that has ever been in terms of how people are speaking to each other and about what is happening. >> police are asking for more support in order to protect politicians and their families. they are seeing greater danger. >> congressional races. extra layer of importance. they could influence who wins house of representatives. we are going to bring in our special guest. scott shafer. down in southern california. scott, tell us we are seeing in terms of congressional races. >> this is a story of shifting fortunes. if you go back to the june primary. there was a lot of hope in democratic circles that the part

steve clemens as host the found as there is the bottom line. he says, the latest poles and not in the democrats favor. we have lots of indications that it's not going to be a good night for president biden. there's a lot of concern and you can see it in the posture of democrats in the white house, as they're scrambling around the country to places that were considered safe per democrats. and we've seen in polls and increasing rise in republican support around the country of people that are worried about inflation, worried about crime, worried about the jobs and economy. as the democrats have had other issues that they have talked about. but right now it's looking troublesome for president biden . is historically, it is true that, that particular in the house of representatives that when, when a president holds both chambers of congress, as the democrats hold, the white house, the senate, and the house right now. that historically, what they call the mid term elections, those elections for just about everything except the president. that at that

steve clemens familiar faced host of the al jazeera, the bottom line. fabulous. so you should watch his us as the executive editor of 74, because he doesn't have enough jobs. and james davis, he's a republican strategist. okay. grassley. we say we're just our senator grassley. that one i was watching, paying close attention to because iowa right now is in this place, we're abortion is being battled the courts and, and in kansas, we saw abortion. it just, it energized women to come to the polls. so abortion is on the ballot with grassley because the republicans have said they will try to make a national band what, what, what half and audio we're up. i know you said women could walk if you go at the same time, but this is a state words quite possible abortion rights will be taken away if this is possible and not entirely unexpected. right. but just because grass lee has won this race that, that me minutes. i think it's a foregone conclusion. that abortion rights and reproductive health is off the table. there are activists in the state who are working to really ele

hi, i'm steve clemens and i have a question. how much does social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate you or me or a whole country? let's get to the bottom line. ah, unless you've been living totally off the grid, which means you'd never see this show, you know that your mobile phone is spying on you. it's telling private companies and governments where you've been, who you've met, what you've bought and what you think. all those free apps that we use in love, ever wonder how they're free. maybe it's because you're the one being bought and sold. we pay by giving up our personal data and our privacy. and in return we get a service. usually our data is used to try to sell us stuff that we may be interested in based on our personalities and our preferences. but how about when things take a darker turn and our behavior is predicted? how about tools that can manipulate our behavior, or even what we believe? how about companies that work to turn up the intensity of hate in society? should we be scared that our data is out there? and in some cases being weapo

people out of a group of 15000 leader, 18000 different persona just a possible to join a new group of clemens, we can add people who have suffered harm even though the case is already before the court and sweden, if you have arsenic levels of 30 or more, you can join the lawsuit level. lydia with this is a court case. we might win or we might lose just like in any lawsuit. ok. thank you . just think of how many thousands of tons of toxic waste was stored here. it was contaminated with 14 different heavy metals. we presented the case don't. belinda wouldn't have been dealing with a huge company. it has a great deal of power in europe over then it was ca, them, and lam given the opportunity to super lead in a swedish court that's already a success even without knowing what will come of it. is it good to me now? oh i lost your lars. you're responsible for launching the biggest lawsuit we've ever had here. so era really? very common health and home garage. huh. thank you. so this is our home for 8 weeks . we'll public gordon walkers. each guy. yeah. can you watch out, dan polluters from f? we're

bottom line is back next to asking if we've reached the end of the walk movement or by ah hi, of steve clemens and i have a question. is the woke agenda on the declined in america? let's get to the bottom line. ah, while the democrats pat themselves on the back for doing better than they thought they would in the elections earlier this month, an interesting trend is emerging, both conservative and liberal. americans move to the center and they rejected hardliners. of course there's some exceptions here and there, but political demands like defend the police that were once popular after the murder of george floyd by a white policeman in minnesota 2 years ago. well, they really weren't on the agenda at all this cycle. so what's the future of identity politics of social justice, critical race theory, things like climate. absolutism, language policing, and cancelling people will woke ism take a back seat in the democratic party from now on as it tries to reach for norm ease in the middle. has the pendulum swung the other way, especially now that the big 2024 election is fast approaching? today we'

the bottom line with steve clemens is next. ah hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question which just a few days left before the mid term elections. will americans decide to punish the democrats or the republicans? let's get to the bottom line. ah. every 2 years americans get their chance to clean up all 435 elected members of congress and start all over again. but most of the time, they just reelect the same folks, but some races. well, they're genuinely competitive. and every cycle bring some fresh bases. what could really shake things up though next week is the party that controls the most seats in the house of representatives. 2 years ago at lean democrat, this time most polls are pointing to a republican red wave taking over the senate. well, that's been evenly split and both parties are working hard to flip a handful of seats in their favor. even flipping one seat for either party makes a huge difference for president biden. well, it's sort of a referendum on his popularity, which is not so hot right now. if his party lo

clemens. have you ever asked someone for their autograph?im for his autograph, and he drew a sort of picture. he drew a drawing. and i, when people ask me for auto graphs, i do drawings all the time. people now turn them into tattoos and stuff. but that all came from mohammed ali, when i asked him for his autograph. ( applause ) >> stephen: what do you think happens when we do? >> i... we're born. i believe that's actual-- i actually believe that's when we're kind of born. that's when we begin. i'm-- i'm-- yeah. can i stick with that? >> stephen: yeah, sure, of course you can. >> these are labor pains, stephen. >> stephen: you'll be good when you're finished. >> we'll have to talk about that later, too. ( laughter ) >> stephen: favorite action movie. >> anything with liam neeson. in it. ( applause ) >> stephen: so,s i'm going to say "love, actually." >> of course you would. richard curtis is a genius. >> stephen: incredible. window or aisle? >> ooo... well, it depends. of course the window. but, yeah, the window, but if there's a body odor s

we are looking also at roger clemens that was one of the names stapled to the steroid era. >> that isig debate? they are suspected of using performance enhancing drugs. we will see. we will wait and see what happens there. >>> december 4 is when they vote. that is when the meeting will happen. we will see what happens. >>> the season of the oscars is here. before we know who the nominees are, we know that jimmy kimmel will be coming back. he said being invited to host as either a great honor , or a trap. he says he feels grateful that the academy asked him so ugly after everyone said no. the academy says they think he is the perfect host. we'll see how he handles the debacle from last year. they will air on march 12. we know he will do a great job. he handles that stage so well. the last time he did it was the whole debacle with best picture . hopefully that does not happen again. >> there hoping to up the ratings. things have gone down. that is something else that to figure out what to do with that. they need to bounce back from the slap last year. student people are questioning what

put clemens in the hall of fame, bonds, and put it on the plaque. >> all right.inal thoughts to you, my friend. >> mike barnicle and i did not engage in any slap fighting before the show, i just wanted to clarify that before we hand. i agree with mike on the hall of fame. put them in, put an asterisk on it. i'm going to throw it back to mike here. he has noted what today's date is. one we should not lose sight of. >> a date of infamy that we still live with the repercussions of it. john f. kennedy was shot to death in dallas, texas, on this day, november 22nd, 1963. >> there are so many times when things happen in this country and people say, well, it's a tragedy but we'll move beyond it. actually, so many historians look at that date and say it divides the 20th century. it divides even where we are right now, our culture, into everything that happened before that moment on november 22nd, 1963, and everything that happened after. it changed this country forever. that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >> good morning. 1

joshua clemens grew up here and says he's never seen the town. so on edge.daho campus is mostly empty. many students opting to head home for thanksgiving early. the university says anticipate some won't be coming back. as officials have said, they can't say with absolute certainty, but the public is not in danger to please continue to inform us that they believe this was a targeted attack. >> but we recognize this is not good enough for some of our students who want to complete their semester remotely until the person who committed the crime is in custody. bit lacking in the communications department, monaco and wishes investigators would have been more forthright about potential dangers in the community. >> but also is prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt since this is the city's first murder case in 7 years. >> despite the ongoing effort, investigators say they will be needing the public's help to bring this case home. somebody somewhere has information about this case. >> that was robert sherman reporting. as for the roommates who survived the o

samuel clemens made that his pen name, of course, but if you wrote about this river today, tom sawyert of time walking on the beach because in too many places, the not so mighty mississippi is a fraction of a twain. >> we're going to look at a few old steamboats. steamboat wrecks. >> reporter: mark swain era steamboats. and the relentless drought across the heartland is exposing all kinds of memories. >> it may have caught on fire or sank 50 miles upstream and floated here during the floods. as far as water levels go, this is the worst you've ever seen? >> this is about as low as i've seen it. >> reporter: from the missouri down to new orleans, accidental archaeologists are finding steamboat graveyards and human remains, civil war ammo and forgotten shipwrecks. >> one of the more striking yardsticks is here in baton rouge, the "uss kid," on a good year the mississippi comes to that first rust stripe, about 25 feet above my head right now. and these water levels are so low, creating such a catastrophic shipping crisis that this is going to affect your grocery bill. it is a price of mov

cell phone video shows a stabbing in the hallway and clemens high school in west oakland, a student wearing black and armed with a knife attacking a fellow student dressed in red as others. look on in shock, scary, sad the tragedy because, you know i do affect other children that's around when it happens. the incident happened at about 22. tuesday afternoon during a period the teen in black pulled out a knife. he stabbed the victim several times. the violence, raising concerns about campus safety that maybe this needs to be some metal detectors or something. i don't know. like some more precautions, this video widely shared among students and parents. first of all was fake. but then, like her was on lockdown and everything. so i was like, oh, my god, this is a serious thing. camera menifee is 15 and mcclymont student. i was a little scared because i feel like why are you bringing weapons on campus? and why does this why is this happening? what was the reason behind all of this? the injured student was taken by paramedics to hospital and is expected to recover. he's doing all right. that's w

likewise violence is never acceptable at clemens and students should know that resorting to violence will lead to harsh consequences. police in any of our searching for the man accused of punching a 19 year old restaurant employee, causing her to lose her right eye happened at habit burger on mahogany way. the assistant manager told police she was punched in the face by the man after telling him to leave because he was bullying a boy with special needs. doctors performed emergency surgery, but they couldn't save the young woman's eye. police are now asking for the public's help to find the suspect seen in these surveillance images. he was seen leaving with others in a silver b m w x three suv with black rims. anyone with information should call police more allegations in berkeley of misconduct against the berkeley police department. the city is already investigating text myths just said to be between officers regarding arrest quotas in derogatory statements against the homeless. and people of color. the alameda county public defender made the newest allegations during the berkeley ci

. >> gothis is a good time to plug our absent colleagues book tom clemens.uldn't be here but his book addresses directlythose questions of privateering during the civil war . >> max asked me to talk about africa a little bit. africatown began when cujo lewis went to timothymayer who had enslaved him and cujo was working for mayor at this point . he, this was just perhaps two weeks after the end of the civil war and the on behalf of all africans asked mayor to give them land. and timothy mayer saidno . he said i treated you good as slaves so i don't know you anything. so cujo and the others decided to save up their own money and buy the land for peace from timothy mayer and in cujo's words, he didn't giveus one nickel off the price .so they bought five boor six properties to start and they were all about2 to 3 acres . they more quickly oubecause by this .2 or three years after the war ended and a lot of them had kids and they been renting houses and stuff so they bought this land and did something they did throughout their time in captivity when they were ens

and i'm also joined by steve clemens familiar face. he's the host of al jazeera, the bottom line, and the executive editor of 74, and nadia brown, professor of government at georgetown university here in washington. so things are coming in. the polls were very specific, the polls basically said we have no idea how it's going to go, because everything's in the margin of error. let me ask you, jennifer, do trust the polls anymore? because they don't. we can't do exit, polling from the polling place because everybody now votes a lot. so many people vote in drop off dropboxes. and so many people answer their cell phone. if it's the number that i would get. so are the polls right? do you think, is it going to be this close? you know, we have definitely move beyond the golden age of pulling, and it's much harder to get good samples and to get good data than it used to be back when people answer their phones and so forth. but on the other hand, pulling is not designed to give us absolute confidence and certainty about what outcomes are going

atma clemens and students should know that resorting to violence will lead to harsh consequences.tabbed taken to the hospital expected to make a full recovery. we're told the school district says the principles email should have regard to every student's family . for those who did not get it. they should go to the school to update their contact information, pam back over to you. all right. thank you. andre police and antioch's are looking for the man who is accused of punching a 19 year old restaurant employee, causing her to lose her. i it happened at habit burger on mahogany way. take a look. the assistant manager told police she was punched in the face by the man after telling him to leave because he was bullying a boy with special needs. doctors performed emergency surgery but were unable to save the young woman's i. police are now asking for your help to identify the suspect seen in surveillance images. take a look. he was seen leaving with others in a silver bmw x three suv with black rims . anyone with information is asked to call antioch police. our time now, 6 16. stanfor

on the clemen tina side we got townhome scale volumes with private stoops and entries and on the right the 5th floor layout with the community room opening on to the deck roof garden deck facing clementina. smaller washer and dryer space and typical layout of residential units that goes up through the building. next slide, please. finally, the view from clementina and beal, the large corner retail space that is really serves as amenity for the park as well. town house volumes with roof garden above and the 5th floor community room defined by a large corner window and have the private unit stoops and entries at the base. i think that completes our presentation here and we have a video that i'll narrate. it is little bit jerky in the video, but the original was smooth so you have to bire with it a bit. i assume it is playing. great, thank you. we'll start with aerial view. just looking how the block relates to the surrounding buildings and the park. the massing steps down from east to west and again along the park clementina street with 5 floor garden above the town house volumes. we dro

. >> with more than 20,000 inmates in the system, tom clemens may have had a lot of enemies. >> it wasurthouse. evidence pointed to a former inmate named evan. he was a member of a white supremacist gang in colorado. similar to the aryan brotherhood. now, he was on the run from colorado authorities. armed, and dangerous. two days after the murder, a sheriff's deputy in texas would find out just how dangerous. at that violent attack caught on a dashboard camera. the deputies stopped this car because the license plate did not match the vehicle. he had no idea the driver was evan. as you are about to see, evil had no hesitation about using his gun again! the unsuspecting death city, scott in the face, would survive. he was quickly changed down by law enforcement. and died in an explosive shoot out in wise county, texas. >> this is cell phone video of the shoot out in wise county. >> the attention of the murders is this. why is county is just 100 miles from kaufman. could evan have killed another public servant in texas? seven weeks earlier? >> the fbi is now as -- investigating this case.

on the clemen tina side we got townhome scale volumes with private stoops and entries and on the righthe 5th floor layout with the community room opening on to the deck roof garden deck facing clementina. smaller washer and dryer space and typical layout of residential units that goes up through the building. next slide, please. finally, the view from clementina and beal, the large corner retail space that is really serves as amenity for the park as well. town house volumes with roof garden above and the 5th floor community room defined by a large corner window and have the private unit stoops and entries at the base. i think that completes our presentation here and we have a video that i'll narrate. it is little bit jerky in the video, but the original was smooth so you have to bire with it a bit. i assume it is playing. great, thank you. we'll start with aerial view. just looking how the block relates to the surrounding buildings and the park. the massing steps down from east to west and again along the park clementina street with 5 floor garden above the town house volumes. we drop

on the clemen tina side we got townhome scale volumes with private stoops and entries and on the right the 5th floor layout with the community room opening on to the deck roof garden deck facing clementina. smaller washer and dryer space and typical layout of residential units that goes up through the building. next slide, please. finally, the view from clementina and beal, the large corner retail space that is really serves as amenity for the park as well. town house volumes with roof garden above and the 5th floor community room defined by a large corner window and have the private unit stoops and entries at the base. i think that completes our presentation here and we have a video that i'll narrate. it is little bit jerky in the video, but the original was smooth so you have to bire with it a bit. i assume it is playing. great, thank you. we'll start with aerial view. just looking how the block relates to the surrounding buildings and the park. the massing steps down from east to west and again along the park clementina street with 5 floor garden above the town house volumes. we dro