what a great place to be, damien. >> reporter: she sure is showing well.ook at the sunrise behind the main scoreboard. this team is ready for game three of the world series this morning. first pitch is at 5:00. the giants come back to san francisco limping a little bit. pitcher tim lincecum got hurt and we'll find out if he's ready to go or if the giants will have to make a roster move. unsure how or if manager bruce bochy will use him again. the spotlight is on tim hudson. the pitcher takes the mound tonight for the first time in a world series game. here's what tim hudson had to say about his first world series experience. >> you know, it's almost a sense of relief that it's finally here, that what i've hoped and dreamed for throughout my career is finally here and there's not going to be anybody on the field that's more ready than i am tomorrow night. >> reporter: now, we got here at 4:00 a.m. and the crews were already here getting the stadium ready for tonight's first pitch, game three of the world series. what's going on outside the ballpark, let's g

. >> damien. >> in the last two months, this is the damage to the salon here on lincoln avenue. the owner boarded it up after vandalism. the it seems like just same vandalism. but it has become a major headaches former chnts but they have taken reports on many incidents here in willow glen. the owner here is expected to make the final repairs to his story here at the demoat a the surveillance we give you a look outside san jose where the rain is not falling. you have a couple of moments to scramble and find your umbrella, your poncho, your galoshes. >> i try to look good for you on television each and every morning, my friends, but can i tell you right now already 15 wasted minutes. so take a page out my book. don't even bother doing it this morning. 6:07 now. taking a live look at your radar. and i really love the way that this area of low pressure looks right now. it is holding on to that organization that we needed to, to dump some substantial rainfall right near in the bay area. will it fall apart? a lot of the models saying that it will. i think we're going to get around a

i'm damien mcguinness, and this is "focus on europe," showing you the people behind the headlines.hey are the stories you don't usually see from every corner of the continent. i'm really pleased you could join us. on the program today, the tragedy of migration. stolen children in spain. football fans in turkey under pressure from the authorities. and in italy, a clean slate for rome's piazzolla's -- piazzas. europeans are struggling to cope with a growing influx of migrants, desperate to escape war and poverty, and many undertake perilous and often deadly journeys to get here. the numbers of people trying to flee to europe have hit record levels -- around 130 thousand migrants have already arrived here by see this year. that's more than double last year's figure. this is, of course, big this is for human traffickers. our reporters have discovered that traffickers are now finding gruesome ways of using children to increase their profits still further. >> this girl, whom we'll call it via letter -- violetta, though that's not her real name came from africa two years ago. she was just

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us on the program today.taly -- a year since the tragedy at love producer. paris -- from city of romance to city of rodents. and in norway -- is oil turning into more of a curse than a blessing? it is exactly a year since more than 300 african migrants drowned just off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa. the tragedy was seen as a wake-up call for europe. every year, thousands of people died as they tried to crossing e mediterranean in small, overcrowded boats, but a year on, the humanitarian crisis has got worse, not better, so local people of the island of lampedusa have started using art to call on europe's leaders to act. >> this is the gate of europe. it raises southward from the italian island of lampedusa. from here, it's 300 kilometers to europe. the artwork was created in honor of the migrants who lost their lives crossing the mediterranean seeking european shores. at the port, there's a graveyard for their boats. after having discharged their human cargo on the island, they are now rotting

i'm damien mcguinness, and this is "focus on europe," showing you the people behind the headlines.hey are the stories you don't usually see from every corner of the continent. i'm really pleased you could join us. on the program today, the tragedy of migration. stolen children in spain. football fans in turkey under pressure from the authorities. and in italy, a clean slate for rome's piazzolla's -- piazzas.

live in san jose, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> the governor issued a statement after learning about this crash. anne and i were deeply saddened to learn about the death of craig hunt. our deepest condolences go out to his friends, family and colleagues. >>> the battle against the so-called dog rock fire is limited to ground crews. the fire has grown to 250 acres. 60 homes in the small town of foresta are evacuated. the west entrance to the main part of yosemite remains closed. >>> a first look at the face of a man police say is apparently showing off other parts of his body. police just released this sketch of a man who exposed himself to a young girl. it's the second time this week that a man has exposed himself in the palo alto neighborhood. that sketch isn't really clear. how are police going to find him? >> reporter: that's a good question. they sure are hopeful that they can. however, catching this guy police say is their number one pri ormt. priority. just last night, a 10-year-old walking her dog along this sidewalk got the scare of a lifetime. it happened to another gi

. >> damien joins us now inside the ballpark. a pivot a avenuelet me take you over to the bat rack. this is where buster posey drops off his bat right before he hits one of those home runs. let's me show you the spot where bruce bochy stands throughout every game. he's chewing on his nails. he's about three, four feet taller than i am. this is where he high fives everybody when they come home, like hunter pence and gregor belong gnaw. cape cod here's what bruce bochy had to say. >> first of all, i'm really excited for him that he gets to pitch in in gauge. he's had an incredible pk. >> when he gets one, it's going to be a special moment. i know he's excited about it. >> we have some of the crew still out here at at&t park. they're making sure that it's ready for gametime activities here. first pitch is at 5:00. again, these national broadcast guys, the network guys who are broadcasting this game are saying they feel at&t park is the loudest baseball stadium in the country. so tonight it's up to the giants fans to live up to that laborel. >> no doubt, i bet they will. >> decibel leve

. >> and damien, you were out there covering a similar story not very long ago. >> reporter: i guess couple months ago. this is what's been greeting shoppers here, boarded up windows and the merchant frustration is growing here in willow glen. it's the latest in a series of window smashes rack back in august, i was just side and in many cases burglary does in the appear to be the cause. it seems to be just plain vandalism. but it has become a major headache for merchants here here. the damage usually runs in the hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars for repairs. at this point police have not made any arrests for the vandalism. also at this point, this is not considered a high-priority crime for police because they are all vict victimless perhaps i don't see any surveillance cam ross here. >> they're probably thinking about outside cameras right now. thanks, damian. >> it will be a. >> and you know, even though we haven't had a lot of really deep moisture associated with any of these systems, i can tell you every single drop in the bokt kien kients. actually looking toward some pre

>> i'm watching a trick from damien. just a little slowing near the dublin exchange right now.the tri-valley southbound 680. s a you make the turn away from washington, the off ramp there, we have a crash reported your typical trend as far as the area woor we see routes through the south bay, below 60 miles per hour now heading up through the airport. the camera tremblings a the wind starting to come in. the weather is changing. no problems right now into the city but a big backup at the toll plaid plaza. and also i have word of a major delay reported for the bart system. when they have four stations underneath the parade route. >> so there's already a major delay into the parade out of daily city and that could go out to the rest of the city. there's an equipment problem. >> we'll check back with you. >> you got it. >> let check the numbers with scott mcgrew. >> the most phenomenal number is go pro up 14%. let take a live look at the big board. dow industrials just ber and then we got low gas prices, we drive a lot more. so it okay, it. >> troops on the ground. and the new eff

. >> it would be funny if the baby wasn't damien. >> baby, let's play with this giant animal mouth. >> should this player be punished for what looked like an unsolicited kiss? which is the name of my one-man play. i hope you see it. it will be in my apartment. >> i'll be there. >> and he acts out the title. >> on the awed yen. one audience member at a time. >> this is going no where. >> kristen thompson, 17 points and 11 rebounds, well above his regular season average. i don't want to say that sexual harassment is good, but statistics don't lie. >> you should be on espn with that analysis. buck, you are known for kissing everyone that comes on your radio show. >> that's correct. >> how many are comfortable with your creepy come ons? >> technically i am blowing kisses to the mic. there is some distance of some kilometers. the outrage machine that kicks in is getting old and tired. what will you fine the guy? he kissed her in the right rear quadrant of the head. >> that could be an area of sen sen -- sentuality. >> it is sexual harassment if you kiss them in the back of the head and say

damien trujillo broke the news earlier tonight. >> that political adviser denied the allegations to nbc bay area. but the police union lawyer says the mayor's fingerprints are all over this as well. former san jose police officer aaron edinger sat next to the police union lawyer claiming the political adviser asked him to lie. >> he advised me that he wanted me to collaborate with him and the female recruit, specifically about the police officer's association trying to get officers to quit. >> the allegations stems from the accusations by elise revis. she said he told them to quit for the betterment of the union in the case against the city. >> i became appalled and outraged that he would ask me to lie about mr. und land's telling officers and recruits to quit. it's simply untrue. >> in sworn testimony, edinger claims that in return add loan would help him get his job back. >> if it's true, would you associate yourself with him and should he be investigated it. >> i haven't read the sworn statement. i'm not going to comment on something i wasn't party to. >> reached by phone, the allega

damien hirst hanging in the wall. >> market makers will be back in a couple of minutes. down for an interview that covers many topics. ,mong then, digital payments apple pay, and bitcoin. . >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker stephanie ruhle. enoughrtisers cannot get of these the we will talk to the head of one of madison avenue half biggest agencies. >> bill gates sounds off, talking about apple, bitcoin, and bringing financial services to the world core. >> hollywood goes literary. superheroes are not driving this movie -- books are. welcome to the second hour of "market makers." i am stephanie ruhle. >> and i am erik schatzker. time for the news feed, top is his stories from around the world. the unemployment rate has only 25.9%, the lowest in six years. -- the unappointed rate has fallen to 5.9%. wage growth remains stagnant. the government's new rules aimed having anversions are impact. a pharmaceutical company has called off and merger with an italy pharmaceutical company, to targetgulations companies moving

. >> one thing i know about damien. >> what do you know?ing for any reason, he's very good. i was at the dunn hill. that was him in the center. and he got up and sang with bill murray. >> does he sing with an american accent? >> you know, even the heaviest accents you don't really hear when they sing. >> yes. >> i saw my first opera. >> you did? did you recognize every song? it's a great first opera. >> my son is in the new jersey chorus. they did it. it was three and a half hours. >> that's a short opera, honey. >> is it really? >> oh, yeah. >> you know what i learned about the fat lady sings. it's not over until the full figured gal sings. it's necessary, but not sufficient. because they were singing through the entire thing. >> trading block oil and currencies right after this. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - sec

damien hirst and anthony gormley. at 4 millioned pounds. there is now a real resurgence in interest. some markets where it goes down and comes bouncing back, just like other markets in the contemporary world. we see it go down 50% and then go up 45. >> savvy investors could make themselves a hit the profit -- pretty profit. >> still to come, they can keep thecompany or even help injured. will check out the latest innovations. japan's robot week and why halo's founder says robot will become the new mobile, i.e. everyone will have one and they will become ubiquitous. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." we are live on bloomberg television as you can probably tell. to the markets now, the jonathan ferro. >> what a crazy week. heading for four straight losses on the stoxx 600. the longest losing streak since 2013. we are finishing the week on high with the ipaq over 2%. gains of 1% here in london and gains of over 1% on the dax here in frankfurt. guy johnson, let's not talk about economic data or fundamentals, let's talk about the wit of central b

we could not in all conscience stand by as american french church damien and emma roddy pilots confrontings menace while we look the other way. it is right that britain shoulders its share of the burden and a great coalition of nations that has come together to defeat the menace of isil and we should be proud that we are doing so. [applause] so let us salute the bravery of our armed forces who once again are putting themselves in harm's way in the interest of the nation. [applause] of course it's about more than abstract. our strategy is comprehensive. political reform in iraq humanitarian aid for the displaced, weapons of the kurds and a concerted international efforts to cut off isil's funding disrupt the flow of foreign fighters and deal with jihadis attempting to return -- return to the shortage to the shores. isil can and must be driven out of iraq. in syria we will continue to support the moderate opposition who are bravely taking on the isil as well as the self but they cannot win this fight alone. so we are backing the coalition's in syria cleared that the way to peace and serious

damien wrote a great script.tense relationship in the movie. >> it absolutely does. you point out both characters are clear on where they want to go. they are focused in your life, like the rest of us, you had other career options. including you wanted to be a sportscaster? >> yeah. originally i thought about it. i used to host the morning show at my high school. i love sports and watching sports center, where the guys were witty and funny and getting to talk about sport. >> all the things that you are. >> yeah, exactly. your words, not mine. i don't know. >> favorite football team. >> the eagles. go, birds. >> good. >> but what years? >> i mean -- >> complete? >> i started mostly with mcnabb, ricky water. >> nba. >> laker fan. >> hockey? >> hockey, i used to be a bigger flyers fan when it was legion of doom but not as zblch soccer sh. >> not so much. team u.s.a. >> team u.s.a. >> there you go. >> i've run out of sports i know. >> and fightin' phils for baseball. i'm all philly except for the lakers. >> do you ge

our inday penceble damien collins. please, give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> and i can tell you that i have inherited a foreign office in great shape. ministers visiting countries from australia to somalia that labor had forgotten even existed. the language school reopened and their invidious culture of immediate i don't careerty replaced once again by diplomatic excellence. and all of that is due in no small part to the commitment and the determination of the man who will surely go down as one of the truly great british foreign secretaries, william hague. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> people rightly credit william with many exceptional qualities. i have to say looking back over this summer, i'm beginning to wonder if he's collar voirnt, too. he's a very hard act to follow. and i have to tell you, i take some small comfort in the knowledge that there's just one thing i have that william doesn't. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> he has left in our country a fantastic legacy and i am determined that i will bu

we go on to damien in pompano beach, florida, a democratic caller. what are your thoughts this morning? caller: i am 68 years old and i have been voting since i was 21. i moved to florida in 1976, registered to vote. i have voted for every election, every time, local, national, it does not matter. i vote. ok, so they changed the law. ,he drivers license i have now and a drivers license is what they require -- the drivers license i have now, when it expires, i will have to present a berkshire to forget to renew. -- i will have to present a birth certificate to renew. they will not but accept that. the copy is not acceptable. so i contacted the state to get an acceptable birth certificate, and they told me i do not exist. host: dale ho? guest: the call the color is a terriblyis not uncommon experience, unfortunately. we had a number of witnesses at our trial in wisconsin who encountered the same circumstances. they called their states and their -- they called states vital records, and there is no birth should have a good, period. if that is the case, y

so my father, you know, went to this beautiful school in dallas in 1950 when the damien father was goingto re-sharecroppers shack they didn't have indoor plumbing. so we talk a lot about race, but we don't talk about the history of racing with can't understand where we are today without knowing where we were in the past and that is what i try to contribute. >> berea, i woke up early this morning to thumb through your book and read the last 20 or 30 pages. one of the things i was struck by this is partially because they been talking to a bunch of a friend in mexico in the last decade or so was the line you talked about how i believe the words are the alliance of the government and the cartels have begun to destroy the fabric of community in mexico. i know you didn't set out to make a book about mexico, but it is to an extent about the changes. how do you think your book fits into that discussion if it does at all? >> well, it is interesting you say i didn't set up to write a book about mexico because i didn't. i set out to write a book about my father and it was a very personal journey. i