i said this is denise. i started texting everybody. >> joo including denise. >> i tried to text her. >> i figured better than not do anything. >> reporter: there was no reply. she texted another friend. >> i couldn't believe what i was reading. it didn't even seem real. >> reporter: that was pretty much the reaction vallejo cops had to the story denise's boyfriend was telling them. >> we have a lot of information still to sift through. we don't have all of the facts in yet. >> reporter: the store aaron told the cops that night eventually smelled out in an fbi affidavit would seem, frankly, preposterous and something prevented by someone with too much imagination and too much free time. aaron said he and denise were asleep in their house when at 3:00 a.m. he was awakened by a bright light and an electrical noise that sounded like a stun gun. then a man's voice telling them to lie face down on the bed. aaron said the man told denise to bind aaron's hand and feet. then he said his eyes were covered with swim g

denise: in this environment, the search for low yield, u.s. dollar denominated emerging-market corporate is an overlooked asset class. they have very interesting characteristics that i think are underappreciated, when you look at their balance sheets compared to the u.s. peers, they are less leveraged. the reason emerging-market corporate borrow generally or refinancing short-term debt, and for making investment, versus when you look at u.s. high-yield borrowers that are looking to leverage up, using that debt to buy shares, or to do the lbo's. it is a more quality reason to borrow. third, if you look at the yield 6%, or getting, 5% to close to investment grade credit, five-year duration, you don't have as much volatility. i think it's an extremely attractive asset class right now in this environment. amanda: i imagine like me, you are happy you don't have to make investments decisions in this environment. i know you have been watching the negative yield situation closely. what part of the bond market are you focused on, for signs of alarm or

>> denise: so far, yeah. but you know, if this continues the way that it does, your food stores are closed. most canned goods and necessities, stores were were really low on those. with this storm being the way it is, after that, it's like, i don't know. >> trace: we could not wish you any more luck. stay safe. the best to you. we will check in with you later. but all the best luck to you and your family. >> denise: thank you so much. >> trace: we've been watching the pictures here, as you kind of see these from the bahamas. this is riviera beach, florida. it's not going to get any worse, at least for the time being. the storm isn't moving. the storm is now centered over the bahamas. we were told at one mile-per-hour. well, apparently, that was kind of a bold assessment, because the national hurricane center says, it's not moving. when it does move, it's going to jog north. but it's going to be about 50 miles off the coast of florida. tropical storm winds extend that far. storm surge extends that far. it's go

lisa: denise, do you agree?re's no doubt that could continue for a time, but a lot of the indicators i'm seeing suggest strong market returns in that if you are willing to extend your time horizon for the next year, a lot of indicators i am seeing suggest upside in the market. however, it is notable that you could see in a flat market some shift from classically defensive sectors of staples and utilities towards more sector leadership then we have seen, technology and consumer discretionary, and maybe financials and industrials, given the fact that events is in the top percentile of its valuation rein on earnings-based metrics since 1970. there's really only been five times we've actually seen that come about those five times have been fairly decisive at predicting a cyclical rotation back over the coming year. we've seen a little of that year to date, but history suggests we may have more to come, even in a flat market. lisa: what data do you think is most compelling to you, that is giving you a sense of where

denise: i think they are.t has already been included in the bloomberg ag and it will be included in the jp morgan emerging-market local indices next year, so i think that that opening up is happening. i do not think that not being included in it right now is going to really set that back significantly. sophie: bloomberg -- paul: bloomberg best weak man a story about the record defaults in chinese bonds, mainly due to a wall of dollar deck. does this cause you any concern? denise: first of all, we are looking at the renminbi government bonds. on the corporate bonds, the leverage they built up over the last many years, it is not unexpected, and in fact, the fact that they are leading companies default is a positive over the medium term. just moving away from dona into e.m., you like dollar-denominated debt, but where do you see it heading? it does not seem to matter that the fed is easing but it is grinding higher. denise: i don't think we are necessarily seeing the same kind of trend that we saw earlier this la

denise lewis is on the line from grand bahama.ise, tell me how you're feeling. >> right now, you know, i feel relief, you know? it's not a good feeling not knowing where your loved ones are. you have no communication. you're just worrying and hoping and praying for the best. >> shepard: you know, we look at these pictures, denise, from abaco and especially marsh harbor and across grand bahama. you wonder how anybody could have survived in certain neighborhoods. it's horrifying. >> yes. there were reports coming in, you know, some -- the water was so high that they have to go into the attic of their home. they have to break out of the attics of the home. there's still people in the attics waiting to be rescues. if you look to the side, you can see rescue teams, helicopters traveling back and forth since this morning. they're still rescuing people in person. >> shepard: you know, it's almost impossible to bring together the statistics. it's so spread out, there's no communication. everything is flattened. but it sounds like thousand

alex and denise are no longer eligible to be part of the program. they hoped it would be the help they needed. instead they feel swept aside. >>> i want to get out of this thing. and get a place. i'm tired of being in this rv. it is nerve-racking. it is my home but it is time to leave.>> reporter: they are expected to discuss the program tomorrow. the housing department is suggesting the clients be transitioned to a motel voucher program. and stop using the seven trees community center altogether.>>> tonight federal health officials are accusing san francisco-based jewel of illegally claiming is vaping devices are safer than cigarettes. the fda is sending a letter to the e-cigarette maker warning the company about illegal marketing claims. meanwhile one washington lawmaker wants the fda to ban vaping entirely. in the wake of hundreds of serious and mysterious respiratory illnesses and a handful of deaths. >>> previously healthy young people are getting seriously ill because our food and drug administration in washington has failed to protect them fr

denise won't leave the house while the dryer is on.ssure to do more to contact hundreds of thousands who may not even know there dryers could be a danger. —— for that story and more, breakfast is at 6:00am, this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: there have been impassioned exchanges over healthca re at the latest tv debate between democratic party's presidential candidates. former vice—presidentjoe biden defended his version of president 0bama's healthcare plan against more radical proposals put from his main rivals. the second round of brexit talks this week takes place in brussels shortly. it's believed that discussions are focusing on the question of whether northern ireland can remain linked to the european single market — the so—called backstop. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the times and uk prime minister boris johnson who was handed a lifeline by the dup last night, when it agreed to shift its red lines in a move that could help

she came on board before denise and help. she has been around a long time. i don't want to know quite how, maybe when denise speaks in a moment with her part of the reports, she can tell us a little bit about her. anyway i remember tonya quite well. what i will say is that she was a very kind, compassionate, understanding and just an intelligent woman. i learned a lot from her. i stand on her shoulders. she served three, three year terms. nine years total on the public authority governing board. she will definitely be missed. so here is her certificate. >> yes. this is a certificate of appreciation. tonya has retired and moved away. this will be sent to her, i presume. the mayor's disability council certificate of appreciation is hereby granted to tatyana for her many years of service, outstanding work and contribution to the mayor's disability council. again, signed by the same three individuals. i wish her well in her retirement. >> yes, thank you for clarifying yes she is retiring and in southern california. now i want to bring on denise, my colleague, an

denise won't leave the house while the dryer is on.more to contact hundreds of thousands who may not even know their dryers could be a danger. simon gompertz, bbc news. plenty more stories on the bbc business website, particularly on our business live feed. london fashion week kicking off with concerns about brexit. we have had the chief executive of britain fashion council telling the bbc that the fashion industry is not immune to no—deal brexit. still talking about brexit even with fashion. plenty more coming up. you're watching business live — our top story... the multi—trillion dollar cost of climate change. finance chiefs look for ways to de—carbonise europe's economy and find the vast amount of investment required. a quick look at how the markets are faring. allup a quick look at how the markets are faring. all up slightly. now, it's friday so we'll sum up the biggest stories of the week. 0ur economics correspondent andrew walker is with us. the euro zone's largest economy germany could be in recession, certainly very close to it

. >> and denise, next, lansing, llsphi:n. >> caller: hello. i have left my significant other three months ago. it's devastating to me but i just want to leave people a name of the book that helped me it is called understating understanding your suicide grief by alan wolf it. it's been wonderful to read. it's also going to be a 5k walk in lansing and it's put on by a f fp .org. it's a suicide prevention organization nationwide, a f fp. they can get involved in that organization and maybe there's a 5k or something going on in their area. >> guest: denise, they are doing walks around the country and later this month i'm participating in one myself. they do a great job. i met with them and they are wonderful people and it's incredibly caring and concerned and i thank you for highlighting that. also thank you for mentioning the book. i'm not about that when i was doing reading but i had notto heard of that one. >> host: national suicide prevention lifeline is that a private or government? >> guest: i don't know. >> host: if you are interested in th

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denise will not leave the house while hers is running.erican counterparts in the solheim cup at gleneagles, which takes place every two years. the us are the defending champions and have won the event ten times, with europe last winning in 2013. sarah mulkerrins is there. it is 19 years since this event was last on scottish soil and as you say, six years since europe last won. no wonder there was a warm and bright welcome for the scottish captain katrina matthew and her european team, plenty of fans dressed in fancy dress here, some arriving as early as 5:30am to get to the opening tee grandstand. there is something magical that happens to the sport of golf when it turns from the sport of golf when it turns from the individual to the team event, the individual to the team event, the players all talk about an atmosphere unlike anything else they experience on the opening tee, opening morning. for europe this morning, bronte law from stockport had the honour or perhaps the nerves of taking the shot, she is a player seated to the team enviro

denise lewis told us her grandmother needed to be rescued from her home.r grandmother or her brother until wednesday, the day before yesterday. that time in between, she didn't know what had happened to them at all. the same day wednesday, she and her family ran out of clean water. that was wednesday. she says it's gotten worse, they're running out of other supplies. we expected to talk to her. at the moment, the phone lines are down. we talked to her before the program and she said we have no power and water, the systems are gone. she's crying because she's lost. i've just been told we established a phone line. denise, are you with us? >> yes, i am. >> so glad to hear from you. how is your family? what can you tell us? >> right now it's really depressing. because there's no power supplies to the island or water. i know they said the water system is compromised. you can't drink the water or brush your teeth or anything like that with the water. you have to put bleach in the water. >> shepard: have you been able to do that? does your family have the water t

that's a quotation by george washington carver-- denise kadara: booker t. hunter: no. george washington carver. but colonel allensworth made that happen here because this was ours. this was our history. this was our town. we did it. and when i say "we," i'm saking of blacks. tokadara: tulare lake usee the largest freshwater lake west of the mississippi, back in the 1890s. and as farming became more prevalent in the area, the water started being diverted for that. anit really has hadan a signifimpact on e community. the community was thriving, but no community thrives without quality water. e this is what i h do to get it. and the good thing is they'vgiven us these pots, so it's manageable for us to get the water, but i'm able to do this. kids may not be or the elderly may not, but this issystem for water. [stove dial clicks] it's coming. [bell ringing] [traiwhistle blares] hunter: in the past, is a bustling lite town, like i said. people from all around came here. i hate that it was chipped away at. the downfall of this community was water. and i'm here right now 100-p

but more than 1.5 million owners like denise in kent have already like denise in kent had already gotrheated since the repair. that makes me very angry, very angry. i had the modification done when it was suggested. that caused my problems, and now i'm in a situation where i'm left with a faulty machine while other people have been given their money back or a new one. it's just not fair. denise won't leave the house while the dryer is on. meanwhile, whirlpool is under pressure to do more to contact hundreds of thousands who may not even know their dryers could be a danger. the singer adele has filed for divorce from her husband simon konecki, according to legal documents filed in the us. the divorce papers were lodged at a court in los angeles. the couple had married in a secret ceremony in 2016 but announced their separation in april this year. a representative said the pair were "committed to raising their son together lovingly". now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. very good morning to you. michelle supplied us with this particular scene from this morning, from

the men's 50 kilometer walk had similar issues with france as world record holder johan denise having to drop out. of much trouble talking about short of breath my legs are finished my through my head starting to spin so well that you don't know. who those competing inside the stadium things aren't as bad organizers are trying to do everything to keep the athletes cool air conditioned stadiums are also planned for the 2022 football world cup despite objections from environmentalists. the works similar to your conditioning. from outside your pass through. and then after that the air will lose its heat and then go directly to where people are. the only difference between this and a car that i would read it is a little bit bigger but at the same time we don't call the whole car this big stadium to be because. even the promise of an air conditioned stadium has not attracted bigger crowds. if the doha $36.00 is a test of what's to come then the next football world cup in qatar is likely to be equally controversial. 30 years ago thousands of east germans fleeing communism made their way to

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the ocean can melt this ice sheet much faster than air. >> reporter: denise holland took this video ofg off last summer. the ice chunk was so big it could stretch from lower manhattan to mid town in new york city. >> it was huge chunks, small chunks, everything. just broke apart in this one big jumble of ice. >> this is a radar detector. >> reporter: they set up radar equipment that peers into the glacier to measure its movement and thickness. the icy surface is deceiving. >> one comes up here and does president see a problem. >> right. so the potential problem is when we put our probes down in this fjord in the bottom and detect large volumes of salty water. >> reporter: that could melt the ice. >> yes. that's not sustainable. >> reporter: greenland's ice sheet shed 11 billion tons of surface ice in just one day in august. that's enough to fill around 4.4 million olympic-size swimming pools. >> the mayor of greenland says they are feeling climate change with more ferocious storms. >> it's noisy. >> reporter: because of this extreme weather, because of the wind? >> because of strong wi

congress for support joshua wang and denise have a congressional hearing to adopt the hong kong human rights and democracy act if passed in washington on kong will have to prove every year it respects human rights in order to maintain its special trading status with the u.s. . india's economy is struggling this fight recent promises of a bright future during the prime minister's reelection campaign growth has slowed in the world's 4th largest economy and unemployment is at a 3 year high tech really hard hit our workers making cars more than a quarter of a 1000000 lost their jobs recently priyanka got to has the story. the engines of india's economy are slowing down the auto industry says it's in the middle of its worst crisis in nearly 2 decades. that's taking a toll on workers like the kemar but never posted to the years i've been out of work for a month alone the orders asking for the grocers were asking for money but i've no money to give. many who do have a job see they're anxious factories or reducing work hours to cut costs and that means less pay everybody be any government wil

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we have also, this month, as denise mentioned, welcomed our new council members. i want to send my thanks and congratulations on behalf of the city and on behalf of the mayor to our new members for your appointment. and thank you very much for being here today. we're very glad to have you. the next few things that i want to talk about are upcoming engagement opportunities. and all of this information has either gone to and through the mayor's office on disability distribution who have signed up to receive alerts, or will be shortly. first event i'd like to announce -- we just learned today -- is happening monday, september 23rd. and what that is, the update on the work with the development of the disability community cult cultural center. there is a webinar you can take part in on monday at 2:00 in the afternoon. for the purposes of public information, i'm going to give you a phone number today which is (415) 338-6010. if you're signed up to the mayor's office on disability distribution, through our website, you will have received that as of this afternoon. the ne

you don't even know denise dibilbus. >> no. >> thank you for agreeing to ride this thing with me.w, it's a tough decision, but have you given any thought who you're going to vote for? >> trump. ♪ ♪ >> okay. >> so did i see you out in the debates and i can't remember? >> a lot of people didn't really notice me in the debates because i was way over on the side by de blasio. >> i heard about that kind of a thing. >> yeah, i was way out on the side. they didn't cut to me much. and sometimes i would stick my head in real fast like, "hey, good point." >> we can't let them get away with that. >> hey, good point! ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ >> hey, you know, i just wanted to let you know, you know, a lot of candidates are backed by big oil or big tobacco. and i'm actually backed by big corn. >> okay. >> yeah, that's actually my brother-in-law, jeff. he needs the work. >> very nice. >> hey, i know there's a lot of candidates to choose from, and it's kind of hard to get any traction in the polls, so i was thinking, since beto o'rourke got a little boost and attention from swearing, i was wondering if

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denise marie gregory. donald h. gregory. florence bahram gregory. pedro grehan.nna sherry griffin. joan donna griffith. warren grifka. ramen grijalvo. david joseph grimner. francis edward grogan. linda gronlund. kenneth george grouzalis. joseph grzelak. matthew james gryzmalski. [ringing of bell] [background sounds] .. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and my cousin, you are always in our hearts and you will never be missed and you will never be forgotten. >> my brother, a proud and loving father to gabriela and alexander. i dedicated my brother, uncle, nephew and cousin and a devoted husband to my sister diane. his legacy lives on in all of those with his magic and his kindness, especially his extended family, our family has loved that net has not been broken and stronger by the memory. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] today i am

the former owner and sister denise group in youngstown. denise and her husband yorks to live in the area while their oldest son jed runs the day-to- day operations in santa clara. you can see the 49ers take on the bengals on ktvu fox2 on sunday. the fox nfl sunday show starts and mornings on two can be seen on ktvu starting at 9:00 until 10:00. it is an early game. to the clock in the morning. >>> the raiders will have a chance to start two-so, but it will not be easy. they beat the broncos on monday night but now they face the chiefs. expect ricky running back to once again carry a heavy workload. the raiders will try to keep the ball from the high-powered chiefs offense led by stark utterback, patrick. the raiders are seven point underdogs at home.>>> tailgate season is here, and it canbe argued that the food and drinks are just as important as the big-game. it kind of sets the stage year. we are back this morning to talk about the best drinks for tailgate season, first of all, welcome back. >> favorite college football team for everyone

welcome everyone my name is denise wallace heitkamp and i'm your state director i promise not to teach you any choreography as. c i got it going on but i won't be. oh the honesty i appreciate. the little bit of fear they left here. but you did. on the other hand. to be. least one still. on the. stronger and better version of your own than. you would. be. going to was. i don't. know. what's going to. be free and you're going to find a lot of old age girls to see or. a lot of people never thought to do a pageant and with the job but obviously like you know now they see it nothing's stopping them and it's great. because i was. i think i just met all your. * are you excited. marcy it's as far as i know i thought you know i own it everyone or something i mean you know things and that's what it's like quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant. i know. that right last year it was really difficult for. my mom to understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then they saw that i didn't change last minute on that see their off my phone jack. so now i see parents

good morning welcome 7 everyone my name is denise wall of high camp and i'm your state director i promise not to teach you any choreography. i know i got it going on but i won't be into that now do you think it's. oh the honesty i appreciate. and for those people when they feel a little bit of a senior they left back here paralyzed but you. on the other hand. to be here least one student. on the scene stronger and better version of your authentic self and you would not want. to be here. was. i don't. know. what's going to. be free so i'm going to find a lot of those so-called 8 so my girls to see are. a lot of people never thought to do a pageant and with the job but obviously like you know now they see it nothing's stopping them and it's great. c because i was. just my all your moment. are you excited let's hold this. marcy it's. hard i know i know i thought you know i own it everyone was i mean i mean you know and it looks like quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant was a little was i don't. know. yet that right last year it was really difficult. my mom didn't

para eso tenemos a denise ¿cÓmo estÁs?os accesorios la parte de abajo. >> esto estÁ muy bueno porque lo podemos hacer en casa con una cartulina color dorado o planeado. >> tiene que ser sin maquillaje. >> sin maquillaje y luz natural. >> denise te quedas con nosotros para decirnos quÉ estÁ de moda para la Época. >> cÓmo no, otoÑo invierno lo nuevo en colores. >> quÉdate con nuestro y tambien la audiencia, vamos con rashel y sandarti para ver mÁs. >> los negocios de latinas crecen 5 veces mÁs rapido que cualquier otro grupo en estados unidos y hoy tenemos las cifras para que usted aprenda. >> eso me gustÓ. >> y no se pueden perder quÉ pasÓ ayer cuando llego la chilindrina a una conferencia de prensa con las cenizas de su esposo a cuestas y si es cierto que no quiere seguir viviendo. >> bueno tania carl ruiz explica porque ella y enrique peÑa nieto se disfrazaron en nueva york y le echa la culpa a "brad" pitt, si anda con "br lash sensational mascara de maybelline new york. hace cada pestaña totalmente sensacional. nuestro c

host: that is denise in maryland. three lines for your input.f you say the amount of investigation is about right, 202-748-8002. if you say not enough, 202-748-8000. and too many, 202-748-8001. @cspanwj is how you text us. facebook page is facebook.com/cspan. or texting, 202-748-8003. kelly in michigan texts us this morning saying for the amount of investigations, it seems like they cannot keep up with as many crimes, the recent scandal with the military is another example the presidency. he obviously has something to hide. .exting is available to you all you have to do is put your name and city and state. patrick in pennsylvania says there is too many. hello. caller: yes, i think there is too many and i wish they would spend more time on the budget and less time on these investigations. if they would work together for a while, they would get something done. host: gary says not enough in florida. caller: donald trump he has committed so many crimes for 40 years, donald trump, citizenship needs to be revoked and he needs to be kicked out of this

denise won't leave the house while the dryer is on.eds of thousands who may not even know their dryers could be a danger. martyn allen is technical director at electrical safety first. you are from a consumer safety charity. from where you sit, how do you think well who are handling this? it is pleasing to see that they have identified six to 5000 machines since launching the recall. so their efforts have made some effect. what is essential now is that it effect. what is essential now is thatitis effect. what is essential now is that it is not a short—term thing, it needs to be a long—term campaign to make sure those 400,000 plus machines that remain are people's homes are accounted for, they are taken out of the homes. and how can that be achieved? obvious, they have put a bit of welly behind trying to inform customers. what more do they need to do over the long term? they have tried print media, social media, tv, radio. it has led to an increase in what they have achieved so far. so it is working. theyjust need to do more. i believe

a place that it denise has been held for around to use has been eat by air strikes and that these deepening deeply saddening because a category of people don't these protected by international law and the u.n. is calling for accountability the envoy saying it is time for accountability how do you see that process playing out. i think it's the obligation of reading it over in order. to also control to also investigate if something went wrong and i think it's the task up there at all in party to understand what has happened and the doctor needs all saw the task of to write a community to understand what it really possible creation behind these unbelievable attack on a detention center france russia and we thank you very much for speaking to us from sun our. thank you now hurricane dorian is pounding the bahama islands in the caribbean the category 5 storm is leaving huge damage in its wake islanders are being warned not to leave emergency shelter as the storm is expected to pummel the region throughout monday before heading towards the south and east coast of the united states and weather exp