csi 300 index currently up by about 4%. let's get to minmin lowe, who is us in hong kong, the china shoko inker david ingles. huge disappointment, but bear in mind the expectations were skyhigh leading up to the reopening today. take us through the market reaction. david: absolutely. we need to take you back about 2, 3 or four weeks to understand the context of our market expectations and why they have been elevated to this point. when we heard that an initial briefing three weeks ago from the pboc, and i :00 a.m. rare joint briefing. then the market rally that ensued following that, you understand why going into this specific briefing almost chapter two, i think minmin low will talk about what was lacking in just contextualizing who was there and what they could say. you don't understand why markets were somewhat disappointed. i need to caveat this as well. there are two almost mechanical dynamics at play. two sets of mechanical dynamics at play. one is a hong kong market, which has rallied, depending on which index you lo

csi 300 currently down. but far below the heavier losses . china's ministry of finance will brief on fiscal policy on saturday, october the 12. this is the piece of the puzzle that investors have been waiting for. will they expand the deficit limits. will they issue more debt in terms of those sovereign bonds, and will they allow greater fiscal space and fiscal spending, particularly around consumer households. china's 10 year government bond futures raising those gains. the u.n. strengthening on the back of this and you are paring losses on the csi 300. still down 3.7% but well off the lows of the session. jamie dimon says the fed was right to cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points last month. they were right to do that. that is the view from jp morgan ceo. in our exclusive interview, j.p. morgan had warned that that inflationary forces still remain. jamie: inflation is coming down, they don't want to come into recession, unemployment has been going up, they are raising rates very high, rapidly to 5%. and they are will right to t

from a csis intern, how will cooperation with international allies work for nro?: we are doing a lot more with our international partners. we have always had a relationship with the international community. and that is growing, just like i mentioned commercial is growing. there is great capability that exists with our partners. and we want to take advantage. that is a great relationship. we are greatly extending that relationship. . the fact that we are doing that makes people that want to keep us from doing and to think about it, we have now typically we have launched from florida and california. over the last four or five years we have lost from new zealand, from the u.k., and from virginia. it shows an international partnership and also the diversification of our lunch capabilities, but we can talk about. . but that is just an indication of how much more broadly our international corporation is grown. emily: we have a question from vivian from aviation, but i want to throw it to kari first because i think it speaks to your background in commercial space, as wel

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we opened the csi 300 with 11% gains. we have paired half of the gains because of disappointment around the ndrc press briefing. perhaps market expectations were misplaced. the title of the briefing was about the implementation of incremental economic policies. the ndrc does not have the mandate to increase fiscal budget deficit without having the state council put that through to the legislature in for approval first. perhaps the big bang fiscal stimulus -- the more appropriate time for the government to announce that would be in october. today at the press briefing we heard more measures around boosting consumption and increasing the income of lower and middle income groups and increasing subsidies for new graduates and extending loans to midsized enterprises. and officials urged local governments to complete the issuance of special bonds by the end of october. are the end of september, 90% of the bonds have been issued. this could open up more space for the government to announce new bond issuance at the end of the yea

look at the csi 300 index. it rallied 40% from its trough way ahead of the fundamentals of the listed companies, so it is natural to see a little bit of cooling down of the so-called overheated market for chinese equities at this stage, but i think the policies really pave the way for the next couple of quarters of recovery. that is important. haslinda: jun, it is also about fiscal stimulus people are looking out for, and the government has said was able to raise his fiscal deficit. the question is by how much. there are some indicating perhaps 3%. is that enough? >> i think it is generally acknowledged that we probably need to more to release stabilize and accelerate the economic growth. the government did not give a specific number during the saturday meeting. however, i think embedded within their message as i think they still wanted one trillion of capital and local government funding, solve the debt issues there, shortage of findings, and there may be another 1 to 2 tri llion of property market stabilizati

csi is down, flip the board. it erased gains, pulled away from the peaks to do with the stimulus, optimism fizzled out. chinese authorities are mulling stimulus, the number that had been floating around was part of the package so cause for disappointment and then csi 300, more than half of them have reported, let's flip da board. next week is not just about the u.s. election, there is china's top legislators meeting and two week implied volatility shot above what we see on one yeah so currency traders are expecting a lot. tom: important to flag that event. avril, indeed. now to the tech story, dazzling investors as alphabet beats expectations. amd slumping after missing been a sign that sales are growing slowly. let's bring in annabelle droulers. the most recent disappointment. >> speaks to the -- the -- the -- the scope of expectations because we soar amd doing better, $5 million in sales from aai accelerators put exactly what disappointed came down to the forecast expecting 7.5 billion in revenue. close but not

csi 300 index currently up by about 1.5% but it's been quite a whipsaw. it has posted its biggest drop in more than four years yesterday and what gyrations on that market as well as the hung sing currently up by -- hang seng currently up by 3.5%. the japanese yen at 1.4919 trading ever so closely to that 150 level. mary daly expects the fed to be able to cut at least once more before the end of the year with inflation coming under control. let's take a listen. mary: what we saw in the last several months, really after the first two months of this year is that the labor market has downshifted and it is now at a sustainable pace of growth. we are just aware i believe we need to be, at full-employment, not growing too fast, not growing too slow. and i am now quite confident that inflation is on path to our 2% goal. -- two hit are 2% goal. >> let's get -- haslinda: let's get more from peter kinsella. he sees two more quarter-point rate cuts by year end. also joining us is mark cranfield. the question is whether the fed was right in doing that 50 basis point c

but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the knife found on the scene and blood found on the knife sidewalk in nearby building walls. both the defense and prosecution tonight interviews to reporters after court proceedings. but one defense attorney answered questions from reporters while on his way out of the courthouse about because are not appearing today. >> somewhere in the building. >> we also got a glimpse today of what bob hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of the hotel with several empty alcohol bottles around it and remnants of cocaine. now, when it comes to cause our since she did not take the stand today, it's expected there will be time tomorrow for her to take the stand reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> rob, thanks a lot. let's get you a check of your forecast now. this is 6.80, walnut creek. the commute under way. and right now a red flag warning is in effect for most of the bay area yet hot. they're very dry, lawrence. here to tel

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but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing all within first >> somewhere in the building. >> we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room looked like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. still ahead on kron for news at 6, 0, san francisco mexican restaurant broken into a 3rd time. >> the damage left behind by the most recent incident. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with

csi 300 erasing the gains from 1%. we also want to talk about what we saw in korea. we saw the central bank trimming rates. this was as expected joining that global wave of easing. but was interesting is how markets didn't really move on that decision that was as expected. but what did move the needle slightly was the governor talking about how five out of six of the board members see the rate cap at 3.2 pipe -- 3.25%, which suggest they are in no rush to cut it. put the board again because as we watch out for that big event on saturday morning, 10 like a, also wanting to talk you through what we have seen since that joint big bank briefing from chinese authorities two and a half weeks ago. in a matter of a trading sessions we have seen two point 2.3 trillion dollars. this averages out to 275 billion dollars. that's about more than three times what we see and -- on the s&p 500's daily average. it turnover for this year. keep that in mind. that could be at stake as we look to events of tomorrow. haslinda: of course that frenzy unlikely to abate despite that minister o

shares on the mainland saw their biggest drop in more than four years on wednesday, with the csi 300sing around 7% lower. since returning from the golden week holiday, chinese authorities have promised to boost the economy, but provided few details. in the order of about $28 million. turning to japan, the company behind the brand uniqlo, fast retailing, and the owner of 7—eleven, seven & i holdings, will report their earnings later today. while inflation injapan is dampening sales for retailers, tourism is lifting sales at convenience stores. but according tojesper koll, from monex group, more needs to be done to boost domestic consumption. i expect quite good results here, particularly for fast retailing. their global business is going very strongly. and the domestic business is also being helped by this surge in inbound tourism here. so, overall, the profit numbers for the retail space are looking good. you mentioned that surge because of the high amount of tourism, and a lot of that is to do with the weak yen. with the yen showing some signs of improvement recently, are you seeing

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csi managing to build on that as the afternoon session kicks off. we see how the hang seng today managed to pair those declines of 2.6%, about 0.4% lower into the lunch break. that's what we see in terms of what investors are gleaning from the event over the weekend. tom: avril hong, with a check on the asian markets. the msci asia pacific as mentioned in positive territory, up 0.1%, slightly more activity on the csi 300, up 2% in the session. china's highly anticipated finance minister briefing on saturday lacking some of the firepower some investors had hoped for. beijing promised more support for the struggling property sector and local governments, but economists aren't yet convinced it is enough to defeat deflation. we have more details on the inflation front out of china. let's bring in our china correspondent minmin low. what were the key takeaways from saturday's briefing that we would have a drumroll of expectation leading to this ministry of finance briefing? it seems at least on some fronts they under delivered. >> we are seeing quite our

the csi 300 in negative territory against that. at the moment, the rest of asia looking pretty cautious as well. this is despite the gains we saw in wall street overnight, the small caps and economically sensitive stocks. this is as investors look ahead to tsmc earnings, not long after asml sent shock waves through the tech investors fear. just hearing as well recently from the ceo saying the slow recovery needs to extend into next year. given how these earnings are going to come after the close in taiwan stock markets, the reflection of market sentiment might come from the hung seeing tech. when you look at tsmc earnings, analysts point out it could be more resilient as a company as a whole as compared to asml. note as well the stock is running at really high levels. it is comfortably outperforming some of these regional peers based on what we've seen on our semiconductor gauge. you get the sense these earnings will have to come in almost perfect to not disappoint investors. let's take a closer look at some of the chinese property

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> woman in critical condition tonight after a shooting in san francisco's mission district. the shooting happened this morning on mission and 18th street

csi 300 index down about 6% as we speak after a wild trading day yesterday, set for its first loss indays. a clear message traders are disappointed with the press are showing no fiscal stimulus announced to back up the monetary measures that have been implemented. the hang seng index down 2.2%, extending the loss it clocked yesterday as well. for the year, it is up about 20% or so. in terms of the chinese yuan, 7 .0682. in terms of looking at commodities, also under pressure on the back of that lack of stimulus from china. shanghai crude down 2%, copper down by 1%. plenty more ahead. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: markets on edge, china in particular, let's check on how markets are faring with avril in singapore. it's about china and hong kong impacting sentiment. avril: look at the picture as we head into the lunch break. i wish i had better news for you but we are seeing declines on the csi 300, erasing what we saw a day ago. this is the steepest loss we've seen since february 2020. if you look at the mainland and they hung seeing -- hang seng benchmark, clearl

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yesterday we saw the csi 300. what a showing in four years. it staging a bit of that comeback today on the hang seng. gains of almost 5% as well. this is looking ahead to saturday briefing from the chinese finance minister where hopefully he fills in the blanks as far as fiscal stimulus is concerned. but what was also really interesting is, as hong kong heads into a long weekend, the timing of a pboc announcement that the eligible investors can now start applying for that 71 plus billion dollar liquidity tool, four-star market investor. something that the governor had announced last month. that is what we are seeing in terms of sentiment boosters for chinese equities. the pessimist in me is thinking back to afternoon session of yesterday. think how quickly that stimulus speculation turned into stimulus skepticism. something to keep in mind, even as we watch these chinese equity markets. yen in focus, dollar-yen move toward 150. might be turbocharge, depending on what we get out of the u.s. cpi print. let's look the board and look at other curr

if you take a look at the csi 300 it's upwards of 9.4%, this is compared to tuesday close.ok at the hang seng, chinese companies listed in hong kong, chinese tech stocks, it gets even steeper of a decline. it is not just chinese investors that are keeping a close watch on whatever stimulus bheshes might get. it's also the asian economies and amid the fair bit of disappointment we've been getting of late, asian currencies have been seeing a bit of pressure. of course this is also tied into the dollar story amid the recalibration of fed expectations. but note here as well what we've seen today is also the dollar story as it's a bit softer from the two-month high that hit just a day ago. after trump defended his proposal to raise tariffs. that's what we saw on the greenback. a bit of reversal. but of course the big thing we're watching today out of these currencies, let's flip the board again is the decisions we're going to be getting from central banks across the region. and our news r.a.m. colleagues have put together a really good decision day guide. you can read all about

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the csi 300 index closed at around 7% lower.m the golden week holiday, chinese authorities have promised to boost the economy, but provided few details. turning to japan, the company behind the brand uniqlo, fast retailing, and the owner of 7—eleven, seven & i holdings, will report their earnings later today. while inflation injapan is eating into household budgets and dampening sales for retailers, tourism is lifting sales at convenience stores. for more onjapan's retail landscape, let's go to our guest. i expect good results, particularly fast retailing, their global business is going very strongly. and the domestic business is also being helped by this search in inbound tourism here, so overall, the profit numbers for the retail space are looking good. you mentioned _ space are looking good. you mentioned the _ space are looking good. you mentioned the surge because of the high amount of tourism and a lot of that is to do with the weak yen. with it showing some signs of improvement recently, are you seeing that might impact t

csi investigators from the state had been so quick to zero in on becky as the suspect they'd committeddo any contact dna on the gun. and that's a very simple process. they didn't do any gunshot residue testing on her clothes. they didn't do a gunshot residue test on her face, which would have been very, very telling. i mean there are just things that would have given us reasonable doubt. andrea canning (voiceover): the defense told the jury investigators all but ignored any evidence that pointed to an intruder. becky's neighbor came to court with that story about the suspicious handy man he'd seen in the neighborhood, and the truck spotted speeding around the night keith was shot. it was something that we felt maybe the perpetrator had been canvassing the area or spying on what was going on in the neighborhood. andrea canning (voiceover): and another witness testified he told police at the time he saw a truck matching the one becky described driving aggressively near the bryans' the night of the shooting. that was the key to the case. he had a person in a matching truck speeding, drivi

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detectivece one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. eut the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing whether that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> while the martinez police department their best again in the fall stretch made on monday of a possible school shooting. police received a report is a crisis line of

he abandoned the fight on the field at csis but stayed on to help us with this thing and i am so grateful for your leadership in making it possible. i want to say a sincere thank you to you. it is my pleasure to introduce rahm emanuel. he does not need a formal introduction obviously because everybody knows him. there are very few american political leaders that have had his breath of experience. he was in the congress. he was a very senior official in the executive branch in the white house. he was a mayor, mayor of one of the most important cities in the country. and then all of a sudden, they said he was going to be the ambassador to japan. we were all, huh? total surprise. i will say he has done a remarkably good job. he has brought energy and conviction and just dynamism to the embassy. it is a wonderful way to start this conference because we are not starting it with the past, we are starting it with the future. with your warm applause, please welcome ambassador rahm emanuel. [applause] ambassador rahm emanuel: thank you, john. i think some people are still saying, "huh?" [laughter]

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing on that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room looked like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news oakland city council members are trying to get to the bottom of the city's budget crisis. >> for about a second week in a row, the meeting scheduled t

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> 10, 0, 7, the time oakland city council members are still trying to get to the bottom of the city's budget crisis for the second week in a row, a meeti

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at thl time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned ey the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing on whether that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news city council members are trying to get to the bottom of the city's budget crisis for a second week in a row. >> the meeting is scheduled to info

the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution as shown pictures of the knife out on the scene and blood found on the knife sidewalk nearby building walls. the detective was also asked about evidence found at least hotel room, including several alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine. because our has yet to take the stand. and defense attorneys say likely there will not be enough time for her to do so since it's now just past 04:00pm and things are expected to wrap up in the courtroom behind me within the next half hour. i'm going to go back in the courtroom and see if that's the case. but either way, we'll see if there's enough time for her to do so. reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob, please to stay in touch. >> well, the time now as we get a live look outside at sfo. harper is a meteorologist kyla grogan here with a hint of much needed rain. >> yeah, i kind of wish it were more which we're going get a nice deluge of rain. unfortunately, that's not really what's in the cards. and on the backside of the system that's going bring us. that

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing on that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. alright, open city council members are trying to get to the bottom of the city's budget crisis. >> for second week in a row, maybe scheduled to inform

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective who gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution >> and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters. well, on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing that's a we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news will city council members are trying to get to the bottom of the city's budget crisis. and for second week in a row. >> meeting scheduled to inform council

. >> she wanted to become a csi, but one fateful night, lesley would instead become a crime victim. > the night started with the son of a family friend texting leslie eric rangel. ybarra wanted to grab dinner and head over to a casino. >> in the casino surveillance video, we see leslie and eric walking into the casino together, having a few drinks, spending time there, and then walking out of the casino together. >> palacio family attorney ophelia markarian says everything about the vegas night seemed very normal. >> they got into eric's car together and left the casino. that night. >> but this text at 440 in the morning, sent to leslie's sister, points to something strange, leslie writing that she needs to talk, but then never responds. just after 6 a.m, a neighbor's security camera captures eric, pulling up to his home. he gets out of the truck and walks next to leslie, who is struggling to stand. they manage to make it in, but an hour later, eric and his father jose rangel are seen carrying leslie out and into his truck. this time, she's not walking at all. >> you can clearly see e

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so you heard this morning, on chris painter, i'm a senior advisor at csis. also long-term history and government, was prosecutor and justice for me as before i went on to state and other things. currently capacity building cyber such great to be with you. have a really great group of panelists so i'll haven't introduced himself by i wanto frame this little bit talk about the follow up on what we're doing. the first panel you heard really was about some of the challenges of a attention to criminalize activities and had it and that's important part. but there's the other half of the issue is how do you actually have ai and have that used in various federal agencies including will support the department of justice. just like you saw in the first panel i think leonard set that operative hava fund et cetera ai in the beginning and very scared of it afterwards. that such is true for ai. that's true from us any technology that out there. technology as always a is either good or bad, it's how it's used and how it's employed. it reminds me of the internet in some way

thanks to come to csis this morning on a rainy washington day, tail end of hurricane i think. preparing for this and i found a quote by alfred north whitehead, ocu never heard of but was a big philosopher in 1900 and he wrote, we make advances by extending the number of important operations we can perform without thinking of them. that was more than a century ago so automation is not particularly new. this is new flavor of automation and in some ways very different. if we had named artificial intelligence advanced software tools, which is really what they are, but no one wants to make a movie starring arnold schwarzenegger about advanced software tools, so we'll call it ai for the rest of the day. we have a full schedule, and so i think my colleagues from the department of justice for proposing this and for organizing it and looking forward to the speakers. let me go through the list real quickly. we're going to talk about crime, civil rights, facial recognition which is my own pet topic, , and governance, ai governance. we have three panels, ai in crime, ai and governors at d

prosecutors called two law enforcement witnesses, including a csi investigator, to testify in detail about how the crime scene was processed, including a knife found near the scene of the crime in san francisco. prosecutors contend nemo zenni stabbed lee in a rage because he thought lee had acted inappropriately with his younger sister. they're not adjusting to the facts and that's going to be the downfall of their case. and during opening statements yesterday, the defense told jurors they plan to show that it was lee who pulled a knife on mom after a sleepless, cocaine filled bender, saying he acted in self defense. zenni sister is expected to testify later this week. well, this is a tragedy story out of richmond for kids that took a stolen car out for a joyride. ended up in a deadly crash. richmond police say they received an alert from two of the kids iphones yesterday morning that they had been involved in a collision along canal boulevard. they say a 14 year old girl was ejected from that car and did die at the scene. her 11 year old sister was also critically injured. police be

prosecutors called two law enforcement witnesses, including a csi investigator, to testify in detail about how the crime scene was processed. it included a knife found near that crime scene in san francisco, right near the bay bridge. prosecutors contend that neményi stabbed bob lee in a rage because he thought lee had acted inappropriately with his sister. his sister is expected to testify later this week. a major announcement from walgreens. they will be closing more than a thousand stores in june. walgreens announced a plan to close a significant number of its locations by 2027. today, the store chain revealed exactly what that would look like over the next three years, 1200 stores will shut their doors. 500 of those closures will come within the next year. walgreens says it's because 1 in 4 stores are no longer profitable. this comes as part of the company's cost cutting strategy, with the hopes to be able to turn their finances around. we are back in 60s and they are back in the headlines. the new developments in the menendez brothers murder case, why their family is gathering i

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that we can answer after the program concludes but i want to thank her panelist and i wanted think csis from the perspective we are grateful for your participation and its code is important that we talk about how do we build civics and stem education and technology and we keep pursuing this and having the conversations after the program. the report will be published in a few weeks. i hope you all read it and provide feedback and take action. thank you so very much. [applause] >> this afternooneplican presidential nominee donald trump will speak to voter i rocky mount north carolina tuning live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> this election night c-span deliver something different not just the presidential race but the state race that will decide the balance of power in congress, no political pundit, no commercial. just the candidates. results and you, follow c-span this election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern live tuesday on tv, online or on the free c-span now video app. >> coming up a conversation with a former chi

prosecutors called two law enforcement witnesses, including a csi investigator, to testify in detailbout how the crime scene was processed. it included a knife found near that crime scene in san francisco, right near the bay bridge. prosecutors contend that neményi stabbed bob lee in a rage because he thought lee had acted inappropriately with his sister. his sister is expected to testify later this week. a major announcement from walgreens. they will be closing more than a thousand stores in june. walgreens announced a plan to close a significant number of its locations by 2027. today, the store chain revealed exactly what that would look like over the next three years, 1200 stores will shut their doors. 500 of those closures will come within the next year. walgreens says it's because 1 in 4 stores are no longer profitable. this comes as part of the company's cost cutting strategy, with the hopes to be able to turn their finances around. we are back in 60s and they are back in the headlines. the new developments in the menendez brothers murder case, why their family is gathering in

when you take a look at the trading in china now, the csi 300 down, pretty choppy trading. investors trying to decide how long the rally may last but not today. how are you looking at it? marc: good morning. it seems to be the case that expectations now are higher than they were a few weeks ago and therefore the chinese government policymakers not only need to provide concrete numbers but also a credible plan, which as you say provides more stimulus over a multiple year time horizon. whether the number is $4 renminbi or 6 trillion, it is less compared to the laid out packages we saw in 2009 and 2010. the recent data we have seen from china continues to indicate a very suppressed cyclical picture. export growth anemic, bank loan growth pretty shallow as well, consumer household sentiment, business investment sentiment subdued. it's going to take not only a larger sum to drive market sentiment higher from here but also more tangible measures which actually find their way to the end consumer. and at the same time, the fiscal stimulus room on the balance sheets of local and the

shanghai's csi 300 and continues to surge.nvestors see government stimulus creating an opportunity. bloomberg's isabel li, 26% in 10 days. is it going to continue? >> we are seeing a wave of buying we have not seen before. we have economists capitulating, blackrock buying in, after being a long bear. but -- is saying this rally will be fleeting. others are saying it is like the 2015 bear crash. we have goldman sachs saying, obviously, this increases the optimism in the market, but there remains a question whether beijing will actually moment any of the stimulus. they will get back from the golden week holiday next tuesday, so that is the determinant. ed: where does china's technology sector fit within this narrative? we have been touching on it with you this week, because is there u.s. investor interest and some of those names? what does the same kind of broader philosophy apply? isabelle: the chinese tech sector is like the u.s. tech sector. it is a little independent. the chinese government approaches that segment very diffe

the shanghai composite and csi 300 index closing down 3%. the hang seng dropping 4%. china with more economic data yesterday as exports fell sharply in september. xpeng showing pressure from the tariffs. xpeng is reviewing strategy and including pricing, but did not say it if it plans to pass tariffs to customers. >>> ericsson returns to growth thanks to the rebound of 5g. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," one word every investor needs to know today. nng empty or warming up? the a.i. fuel utility stock rally and names that are ripe for the picking. we'll be right back after this break. stay with us. introducing the second chance offer from betmgm. what'd he say? if you bet on a player to score the first touchdown and instead he scores the second? boom! you get your money back - in cash. straight cash? second chance, you heard? what if my guy fumbles, and some other guy scores first? second chance. what if you need a second chance to land on the field? this offer only applies to touchdowns. you alright? i hurt my spleen! get the second chance offer from betmgm

the csi 300 and the shanghai up 2%. the shenzhen up 3%. in hong kong, stocks down 3%.n saturday, the finance minister delivered a press briefing that did not offer the size of the stimulus that beijing plans to pump into the economy. the finance minister focused on measures to tackle local government debt problems, including a plan to funnel money into the coffers of provinces. they may have to wait for the meeting later this month for the size of the coming stimulus. investors are expecting support measures between 140 and $425 billion. >>> meantime, becky, separately, china's military launching a new round of war games near taiwan overnight. it said the military exercises were a warning to the separatist acts of the taiwan forces. china's regional military command said the war ships and aircraft were approaching taiwan in close proximity from several directions. taiwan had been alert for more war games since last week's national day speech by taiwan's president. officials in t'aipei calling the war games blatant provocation. the biden administration was monitoring th

the csi positive by about 6%.med el-erian on why the economy keeps surprising markets. clete willems on why you should take campaign promises with a grain of salt. we begin with stocks little changed following the biggest one-day drop in about a month ahead of inflation data this week. mohamed el-erian expecting more data surprises. "last friday's data surprise will not be the last one unless, must resist the 10 tatian to look through the shock. what is needed in the economy is to be more open-minded about why such surprises keep occurring and how best to frame the accompanying policy regimes." mohamed joins us again. welcome back to the program. why was at the volatility between reports that stood out for you and not just the strength in isolation? mohamed: thanks for having me. the volatility, the ping-pong narrative has been with us for a while. and there is a clash between the mindset of analysts that tend to think the economy is in a structural equilibrium and the reality that we are going through a major tra

tuesday. 3 witnesses took the stand to officers who first responded to the scene and a csi detective gathered evidence one of the police officers was cross-examined by the defense claiming shoddy police work because several cars were driving in the area at the time of the stabbing. but we're not stopped by police for questioning the csi detective was questioned by the prosecution and shown pictures of the night out on the scene and blood out of the night sidewalk in nearby building walls, interviews after proceedings were denied by both the prosecution and the defense. but the lead defense attorney answered questions from reporters while on his way out of the courthouse about kuz are not appearing for a >>we also got a glimpse of what bob lee's hotel room look like the night he was killed. pictures were shown of several empty alcohol bottles and remnants of cocaine reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. now to developing news in hawaii. a california man is dead tonight after a north shore way pulled him and 2 others into the ocean. nikki schenfeld reports witnesse

take a look at how the csi 300 is faring going into the weekend with those declines and calibrating their expectations of what realistically we can see from china's finance ministry tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. local time. we have investors expecting $283 billion of fiscal stimulus being announced, but it is not just the amount. it will be important to watch the target of its support, because that will give us a sense of where the government's priorities lie. what a have seen on chinese stocks is going against the grain of the asia-pacific where they are managing to clock gains and shrugging off more or less what we got out of the harder than expected u.s. cpi print. flip the board. if you are wintering to the extent to which of the cooling in chinese equities have left us, take a look at the september bottom all the way to the october peak. the recent petering out of declines has taken against you 24%. keep that in mind. i want to highlight what we are seeing in the fx space, because even though equities are downed the yuan is managing gains onshore and offshore on a day when asia-pacific curr