you'll hear from the dpa director, who's a st. ignatius grad.om setting, so we're in charge of determining whether the officer should be suspended or terminating. we're responsible from hearing from the chief, who you'll hear from later. those are some of the roles we have in the commission. there's a very diverse background. we have public defenders and former prosecutors all on the same commission, and that gives us the opportunity to look at things from many different perspectives, and that's how we function as a commission, we understand the criminal justice system. it's a very hard job for the new commissioners. they are starting to realize that, but it's worth it. we're here to hear from you, the community. without further adieu, we'll move on to our first line item. and again, the difference between this meeting is tonight you're going to hear from the police chief about recent activities, you're going to hear from captain yick, and then there will be a lot of questions and we expect to hear some questions from you. sergeant kilshaw, by t

an idea how quickly and how powerfully the impact was felt from the shooting at the treel of life n dpaynagogue and you point out thousands of miles away. alternating between the two of them to show israel stands with solidarity with the u.s. and especially with the community of pittsburgh as the community mourns the life of these jewish lives in this horrific shooting. it was that impact felt so quickly as we saw politicians and as well as jewish community leaders here issuing and letting the community of pittsburgh know they have support here and offering condolences and saying the whole country mourns the loss of lives there. earlier our crew went to the western wall, one of the holiest sites of jews to speak with the people there to get their sense of how they feel after this shooting. here is what some of them said. >> always it's an illusion that jews in america can feel safe. actually we were jealous in jerusalem to see the successful and safe community in the states, and now it seems all over the world jews are not so safe. it's also in america. >> we feel their sadness, and we

according to the fbi, dpa was recovered from two devices.ent to president obama, another to congresswoman waters. the fbi director warning that the devices were dangerous. >> they did contain energetic material which if subjected to the right combination of heat or shock or friction could be dangerous to the public. >> inside the packages he allegedly set clues. certain of the mailings including photographs of the target. recipients marked with a red x pmt another piece of evidence boosting the fbi's confidence, prosecutors say on his twitter account sayoc misspelled hillary clinton's name using only one l, the same way it was misspelled on the package addressed to her. >> we see unbelievable work like this on tv and in hollywood. but to see it upals something t. >> pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> some prominent democrats have not received the packages like senator dianned louie trac an event in watsonville to ask about her concerns. >> during a campaign event at a monterey county mushroom grower senator feinstein said she and her s

right now in dpa's super close governor's race, gwenn et county is the most diverse county, not just but the whole southeast. 60% of the people there are non-white. early voting started in georgia last monday. by the count of the atlanta journal constitution, almost 41,000 people in the county have cast their ballots in the first nine days of early voting. what does that mean? for context, that is quadruple the number of people who voted early by this point in the last midterm in 2014. four times the number of people who voted in the last midterm. but something else is happening in these really high numbers in the county. absentee ballots have been being rejected. in you voted early in georgia over the last nine days, if anything about your exactly match state records, including if an election official didn't think your signature looked exactly the same as signature on file, that election official could have rejected your ballot, could have thrown out your ballot and you might not find out your ballot has been throne out until after the election is over. so multiple civil rights and

it doesn't give us an indication of whether it will go higher or hit all time highs we held the 200 dpa moving average. we are right in the middle of the range. we are not out of the woods yet. >> it is tech and the likes of communication services what do you take from that, the initial selloff is done and dusted and those stocks can be off to the races again >> people started to take a step back we had the financials come out it kind of set the tone probably for what we are going to see as we do that people start reevaluating it has been a huge component of the market growth this year. we are seeing a rebound there. i think earnings this afternoon may tell a story if they start to reverse again >> as matt mentioned not a ton of action. we did get a lot of economic data wra is your t overall take away after some of the other data points we got? >> i was very impressed. also hovering near extreme levels it was quite astounding to think that we have had two numbers over 7 million the first 6 million was just the spring of last year. i some what disagree just because we have an active trad

part psychology and part kal c kalg lus >> do you think that there is any specific economic ageneral dpally looking for? i wonder how high the stakes are in the next. >> the republicans have been trying to push tax reform and there is also a potential push they would try to lower the tax rate on capital gains. you could see something like that happen which would benefit financials as well as obviously market holders i think the other thing you need to think about too is if the democrats come in there is also a possibility they could try to pull back trump's deregulatory agenda and it could hurt different sectors. >> so peter what do you think we should do here if we are going into the midterms? we have 32 days to go. knowing what happened historically but knowing it won't always repeat itself going forward how are you positioning? >> we are telling our clients we are at all time high evaluations ultimately you have to remember in order to order the average returns. the s&p has typically seen a correction 10% and under roughly every three years and roughly a 20% correction there as we are

inexpensive nvidia is dicey because they have this product hold that's too good for every single video dpa game >> i like it very much, it is down to 600. >> i want you to expand in talking about last night you are talking about the downturns and back then it is portfolio insurance and now it is etfs, amazon is in about half a dozen of etfs and people come in and banking down on etfs. i am not against short selling >> etf is so much powerful it is like when they came up with a machine gun verses the cowboys. >> horses don't farewell >> people have been talking about it for years >> there is so many of them and you can really beat up on fang one day fang will have its revenge. right now they're just hitting it and hitting it. it is interesting that rth, the retail were selling amazon short and buying the rest of rth and that's -- is that a picture of fang holy cow, where is hi smy sun glasses. i like fang. when we came up with fang, these stocks are about two-thirds lower. >> it happens pretty quickly >> we are talking about three weeks. >> it is crowded >> fang index is down 12 in three we

that means the board is only then enabled to act, when they -- when the dpa's are not aligned together and it's not the same opinion regarding the decision on a case, then they are going to act. >> to the best of your knowledge how many investigations are open? >> at this moment, the figures are from the first of october, we have 272 cases regarding identifying cu is going to be the lead supervisory authority and who is going to be the concern supervisory authority. most of the cases, the irish are luxembourg are the supervisory authority. there are 243 issues regarding mutual assistance according to article 61 of the gdpr. there are destiny of already made 223 opinions, they have already made 223 opinions. beginning with the 25th of may the board is already working on quite many cases. >> it is a busy docket. from your perspective, what company practices have generated the most complaints or concerns from consumers? >> i think the complaints that are most at the moment, there are complaints regarding consent. >> mr. mctaggart, businesses have raised concerns the ccpa will interfere wi

we've seen a lot of volatility at the end of the dpa we bounce back from the technical levels that tellsi don't think we're at the end of the cycle. we have a couple of years left by the way, equities still perform well. >> you're talking about the economics. >> jeffrey, you want to make a call this morning? >> yeah, i think she's spot on i think we're knotting late cycle. i think the recur of was so muted until a couple of years ago you're still in mid cycle. i think you have a few years to go i agree it's too early in the earnings reporting season to make a definitive call i think earnings will come in pretty good around, i don't know, 160 for the s&p, 180 next year, 200 for 2020 and i think the market bottoms >> do either of you worry about the slowdown in china about whether you think that's going to have an impact going forward here >> my view for equities is predicated on growth if you believe what's happening in china or europe stalls growth in the u.s. then, yes, because i'm not expecting multiple expansions everything is going to come from earnings growth. i don't know what's ha