jean elle with the impact. lot of frustration as well. >> reporter: unbelievable, raj. right now flights diverted and delayed because of the power outage are finally landed at oakland. looking at lot of stressed out people in baggage claim relieved to finally be here in oakland. but those who landed befor the power outage have to come back. this is their luggage, not able to retrieve the bags when the power went out. they have to come back. four hours after the power outage, almost back to normal. pictures of what a dark airport looks like. oakland international pitch black inside and out. power came back but damage was done in terminal two. took two hours to get back up and running. could check bags but security checkpoint was closed. hundreds of people in a line that snaked through baggage claim. passengers say it feels like a disaster. >> electricity went out. and everything was dark. and the emergency lights came up. >> just hundreds of people everywhere, horrible, pouring outside, i'm still drenched, just a mess. i don't know, never seen it this bad. >> reporter: i

ell 2019, buyers have a lot of challenges out there when it comeso afford abili preponderates came down market slowed a bit which gaves a better taheton 2018 ob 2017 fewer bidding wars. but the underlying problem is still prices. >> and what about mortgage rates? we saw them tick up tod. but historically they're sti low. but consumers seem to be extremely sensitive to those smallri ions. >> mortgage rates are low from a historical perspective.y any time t tick up or down it does impact how much you pay every month. but most buyers are looking for a home in their price range where they can afford the downpayment. and that matter more than just the monthly mortgage payment changing by a few dollars. >> supply is of course a big issue. home builders have been retict about building new homes. but i was reading the first time in a while home building contbebuted to gdp n in our economy. that has to provide some hope, doesn't it? do you think that's the beginning of a trend? >> that's right, home builders pay attentioneso int rates too appear opinion and when they come down they can afford to

nbc's jean elle is live. the visit was canceled because of security concerns. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. tonight berkeley college republicans say they are hearing from supporters and critics about inviting her back to campus. and the group says it's hoping disagreement turns into dialogue. >> they go pretty fast. >> reporter: fliers promoting next week's ann coulter audio event at u.c. berkeley are nowhere to be found on message boards tonight. a woman was caught on camera removing some of them this afternoon. >> i'm saving the safety of a lot of students. >> reporter: republican brad develin said he hopes people who removed the fliers come to the talk. >> these leftist students have not been exposed to conservative ideas and conservative points of view. >> reporter: coulter is a right wing pundit and best selling author. develin said his liberal classmates can learn from her point of view. >> it just becomes a power dynamics game. we can no longer have rational discussions and debates with one anoth

reporting live in santa rosa, jean elle, nbc bay area news. zblek certainly hear those generateors behind you. thank you, jean. these outages happening of course because of our high winds. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and the simple question now, when these winds start to dissipate. >> they've already started to calm down after a top gust of 59 miles per hour at mt. st. helena. we've seen it drop to 34 miles per hour over the past hour. red flag warning in effect until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. still for the higher elevations of the north, east, and also the south bay. once again we're on the downward side of the wind event. mountain gusts. lower in the valleys, 5 to 15, with really any kind of wind remaining focused right over the north bay. on a side note here, cold temperatures tomorrow morning in the same areas still without power. 30s and 40s. so if you have heat, you have power, you know a friend without power, maybe you want to give them a call, invite them over, help them out with these chilly temperatures we'r

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> is that jean singing "smelly cat"?ice is good actually. >> we need the full rendition. >> we want the raw tape. >>> it's friday night and the sun's out tomorrow. >> good weekend weather. going to go check that out or anything happening across the bay area. then of course those weekend changes, that does continue to show rainfall. i do want to start off, though, with a reminder. tomorrow is our big push here at nbc bay area and safeway stores to get you out to help your neighbors in need. we have our annual holiday food drive. you justify get a little tear sheet. you can ask them at the register. it's a $10 donation and it goes directly to our local food bank. so if you can head out to a safeway store tomorrow, that would be great. we have temperatures in the 60s. mostly clear skies. i'll be out in alamo in the east bay, so maybe i'll see you there. and a lot of our other talent and my colleagues will be at the other stores throughout the bay area. let's get you specifically focused in on tomorrow morning's forecast. it

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. we are back in 90 seconds with san jose students putting an international issue on display. how a new play highlights the struggles of undocumented immigrants. >>> and if you're sick and tired of sitting in traffic, a change could be on the way. possible plans senator feinstein and an east bay congressman have for a new bridge in the bay area. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we did manage some sun today but now the clouds and fog are back. a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. i've got your weekend forecast and when this clears on out. coming up in about seven minutes. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. it's one less thing for us to worry about. comcast business securityedge

nbc bay area's jean elle is live . >> reporter: jessica, police here in san francisco arrested jermaine grim earlier this year for firing a gun from inside his car. a court date was set and he was released from jail, and now across the bay he is facing a murder charge while a family is mourning the loss of a man who was about to become a grandfather. >> he always had -- for everybody. he never was the type of person to be an aggressor. i don't understand how this happened. >> reporter: destiny lewis says her father was always helping people. on tuesday police say 49-year-old oliver williams who went by tyrone hodges, stopped jermaine grim from stealing another passenger's shoes, a helpful move that cost williams his life. he thought brim got a knife away from williams and stabbed him to death. his daughter is heartbroken williams won't meet his grandson. >> he was excited to hear about his grandson in december. now i know my dad won't be able to see him. because he wanted to help somebody. >> reporter: police arrested brim after the deadly stabbing when they got calls about a man matchi

jean elle is live in the city with more. >> jessica, mayor london breed declaring victory in front of an excited crowd. this will be her first four-year term. she won a special election in june of last year to build af l lee. she spent the last year focused on quality of life issues, adding more shelter beds and fighting to open controversial navigation centers, and working to increase access to drug treatment. working to prove to voters she is up to the job of leading san francisco through a housing and homeless crisis. tonight she says she will continue the tough work to change conditions on the streets, taking a moment to thank supporters, but there will be no honeymoon period. mayor breed says she is ready to continue the work. >> i'm excited, but i'm also like anxious to continue to get the work done, because i want them to be proud of the decision that they made. i want them to see a different and be happy about the conditions of san francisco. and that's going to take a lot of work. >> part of that work for her is getting prop a passed. the $600 million affordable housing bond.

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, jean. it is a dark chapter in stress's history. the sexual asauflt a young woman by former swimmer brock turner. now the university has agreed with that woman, chanel miller, on how the controversial case should be remembered on campus. a plaque will be placed on the spot where she was attacked. a major reversal from stanford after facing pressure from students and faculty. that plaque will include chanel miller's own words. the same words that the university initially rejected. >> i'm certainlylastall the pla. but of course they said that three years ago and didn't do it. so what they need to do now is fulfill their agreement and put the plaque in the ground. >> in the letter stanford's provost said she changed her mind about the plaque after students and faculty voiced their concern in a recent survey. the provost went on to say that the survey also showed that more needs to be done to confront sexual violent on campus. >>> well, you can't deface a legend. the santa clara man has been arr

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, jean. >>> kincade fire contained exactly two weeks after it broke out. scorching 77,000 acres and destroying 174 homes. firefighters have tamed that massive blaze. also saved, windsor. a wall of firemenassed the town but it took no homes with it. tonight they gave thanks as the city council got back to work. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us live in windsor where there's a lot to be thankful for, cheryl. >> reporter: it was a full house here at tonight's city council meeting. people here are back in their homes and many tell me they came here tonight because they've lot to be thankful for. >> we're going to have ptsd for a while. >> reporter: that's because the toufrn of windsor was almost a casualty in the kincade fire. it survived, and tonight windsor residents came out to say thank you. >> there's an entire team of people in the eoc who never made it in front of the microphone, and were all hiding in the back and they saved us. >> reporter: firefighters saving dozens o

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details. jean? >> reporter: raj, this is the form that fans had to sign before being allowed into the theater. it's a lot to read as you're waiting in line to get into a show. we didn't see anyone refuse to sign it and walk away. some say locking up your cell phone and signing a document that says you won't share any part of the show on social media is part of seeing a live performance these days. but when we pointed out there is a million-dollar penalty for violating the agreement, that got people's attention. some say it's a great way to protect material. others say it's not realistic. >> i think he's doing the right thingpersonally. you know, he wants to stop people from -- you can't get offended. you go to a comedian you need to expect to hear some funny jokes that may offend you and you can't walk out of there and talk about it and get all mad about it. you just can't. so this, this is that extra bit that keeps you from doing that. >> that's insane. that's not -- that's not a feasible situation

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of elle brands which owns victoria's secret. >>> how would you describe epstein's relationship with wexner epstein told me what the relationship was. he said wexner would do anything for him. he bragged about it. >> reporter: the estate, she said, was heavily guarded by armed security and dogs. she stayed in what she was told was the guest house. >>> did you ever see him? >> no, i called wexner the wizard of oz. he was the one behind the curtain that had all the power. >> reporter: on the night this photograph was taken by maxwell, farmer alleges in her complaint that maxwell and epstein sexually assaulted her there. >>> how were you doing at that moment? >> oh, i was hysterical. >> reporter: farmer alleges in her complaint that when she tried to flee the following day, she was not allowed to leave. she claims a member of wexner's staff warned her. >> his exact words were, you're not going anywhere. you are never leaving. you are never leaving. >> reporter: farmer says she escaped only after calling her father for help. in a statement, the wexners said they had no knowledge of farmer, neve

"today in the bay's" gene elle has the details. >> reporter: from his hospital bed ramone sanders jr.everyone who is praying for his recovery. the 19 year old standout football player from high school in oakland is battling cancer. his father says he is in hospice care, but he is confident his son will pull through. >> we had tons of people here last night to where you couldn't really shed too many tears because of the love that was in the room because, you know, we know raymone will be okay. >> reporter: he broke his leg playing football earlier this year, that's when doctors discovered a tumor, diagnosing him with cancer. sanders' fiance says he still has big football dreams. >> he really wants to open up a camp pretty much to where kids who have a dream to become an nfl football player can have the chance to get the experience that he had. >> in the meantime, his 1-year-old daughter, family and friends are keeping his spirits high. jean elle, "nbc bay area news." >> we wish them well. >>> a small yet significant step forward in the small town of paradise. last night they played in

jean elle is in hayward with details. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.olice say the suspect stand a man to death on board the train and ran out of south hayward into the neighborhood and witnesses say they saw him try to steal two cars. with bags of evidence in hand whether a good samaritan tried to stop suspect from stealingnother passenger's shoes and ended up in deadly fight. >> continued to hayward at which point a knife was introduced into the fight. >> reporter: police found the man stabbed to death. this is video of shirtless suspect. nearby car dealership tried to steal a car twice. employee fought him off both cymes. >> grabbed himt. get out of the car. hit him once, going back this way. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. passengers don't feel safe. >> people you see getting into b.a.r.t., squeeze through the gates. not fully still safe. >> reporter: to fears, b. presence at b.a.r.t. stations and on trains. last check alameda county coroner's offense is not releasing the name of the victim. >>> lot of people feel insecure about being on b.a.r.t. just finishe

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contestant brought host elle elle to tears by answering a question. >> a response did you come up with thank you. >> 1995, five. they always answer, obviously, with a question. but the con test tangt says that he decided to write that message after trebek revealed restarting treatment for pancreatic cancer and lost all of his money during that answer. take a look at how your money is moving, green arrows across the board so far looking good. president speak at noon that is going to be the market for you likely depending what he saided a economic club dow is at 19, s&p up 2 nasdaq is up 12. coming up, going to be cold out there today. and arctic blast blowing across the country. we have got the tuesday forecast bundle up -- we'll have it for you and right after the iphone how a secret meeting may have just revealed apple plans for their next big idea. keep it here, fbn:am. heading into retirement you want to follow your passions rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family whi

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visibility as you work your way on the bay bridge to cross into san francisco and slower speeds than ell. expected because of that dense fog there. no delays here. and so far, so good on the brid you can see it this morning which is good news. an easy ride into san francisco. a couple things to look out for later on in the city, the warriors are hosting the jazz tonight. if you are leaded 0 clase, you'll see extra busy conditions in and around that area, 7:30 tip-off for that. right now looking good through the altamont pass. a few brake lights. so far, so good westbound highway 4 with no delays. keep in mind there are adjustments to the antioch due to the veterans holiday, but the freeways are looking pretty good. we'll check this out in my next we report. >> charleys physically transformed herself. charles' angels are back this weak. >> your eye on entertainment. >> from serial killer to news anchor. >> you may have heard there was a dust up involving yours truly and president trump. >> she got the american cinema tech award. they used 8 prosthetics to morph for for the movie bombshell

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and the biggest reason seattle is on ell wilson. he is in the running for mvp. because of his ability to keep plays alive, but 49 defenders have differing opinions on his greatness. >> i mean, that makes russell a special player. a guy like him, we know what he's going to do and sometimes we still can't stop it. but for us, we -- throughout this week, we'll be preparing for it. so i mean -- you know what you get in russell. >> it's just backyard football. it's no crazy, oh, man, you gotta run this route and then run to this spot. it's just guys running and hoping they're open. >>> drew brees and the saints laid an egg at home against the falcons. kept new orleans out of the end zone. the falcons go in as a double digit underdog and beat the saints. snap new orleans' 6-game winning streak. >>> rogers hoping the packers' defense could hang on. christian mccaffrey up the middle. he stopped just shy of the goal line. the play was reviewed, the refs confirmed it. a few snowflakes short. the packers hold on. they are 8 and 2. >>> the 49ers have the two-game cushion fo

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well they are going to one of those da where we have 70's even some 80's ell inland but out toward the beaches way cooler numbers only in things up a little ll warm tords saturday. and then we'll cool down a few more clouds comi our way next week. they are as this week is the one year anniversary of the start of the camp fire in butte county and one woman is working hard to help residents getti to w. >>holmes a fire destroyed at least the nolan's home in 2008. and when the camp fire destroyed parade. she was inspired by her own experience to start tiny homes for camp fire victims. survivors and it's just me and a bunch volunteers that built them. >>already more than500 people on the waiting list for a tiny home, but nolan says she needs volunteers to help put them altogether. she says her organization has also decided to assist victims of the kincade fire. 6.45 u can add. many course to the list of author unusual things spottedon part there's a long list for that we hear from the hoe's owner. why she sai e brought the horse aboard. up next a new 14 acre park and the presidio breaks gro

a witness ells club for that the incident was ctured on surveillance video that is now the heads ofhe investigators with vallejo police none of the seen the videos of civil rights attorneys will listen old is now representing the reason family. we absolutely have the videos released immediately. they're they're maintaining that. the incident happened a certain w i've heard from witnesses that indicate that it happened a diffrent way a source tells month for that. >>eric reason just finished gassing up driving towards the exit with the off-duty richmond police officer who has now been identified as sergeant virgil thomas. >>drove his vehicle infront of reasons vehicle and parked in an open space. >>pair of the mysteries and he got inis way to some degree ends honking the horn and screaming your office and the officer initiated the screaming bause he was a person up any inconvenience spends 2 reasons delay in getting out of the parking lot. >>the union representing richmond policofficers media that reads in part ial quote fortunately with a police officer is confronted by a felon with a

ell it's easy to group malls as a single unit.ut it's a bit of a mistake, because malls need to be where shoppers like to go, where traffic is. so malls that find themselves in high-traffic high-volume as to malls thaare appealing to go to we think about the mall from t 70s it looked like a military bunker. that doesn't draw consumers in today. they needgh , space, activities, multiple uses. thels m there will be fine. the malls in isolate areas where the traffic mov away or consumers shted from will strug zblool greg with at carney thanks for>> joining us. hank you. >>> elsewhere, the federal reserve today released the minutes of the last meeting. where policy makers lowered interest rates by 0.25%. and many saw little need for further cutre hes steve liesman. >> after fed officials cut rates in october minutesrom the meeting then show they expected to stop cutting and remain on hoome period of time. the minutes show foernls thought after a 25 basis points cut, the third of the year, the rates were seen as well calibrated to deli

ells case rocked the catholic church in australia he's the most senior catholic hard human ever convicted of paedophilia. in washington the u.s. house of representatives is preparing to open up its impeachment hearings to the public starting on wednesday the hearings investigating alleged wrongdoing by president will be broadcast on television as the w.'s oversell are explains democrats are aiming for maximum exposure. from now on every hearing will be live on television and that's the big chance for the democrats to make their point president tranced july phone call with ukraine's president selenski was impeachable after years of special counsel mahler's investigation and weeks of the impeachment inquiry this will probably be their last chance to gain public momentum and convince the american voter and that's crucial because in the end they will have to decide about president trump's fate we asked voters on the streets let's listen to what they had to say about the public hearings on portland is it that it's going to be broadcast live on t.v. it's good because you know they don't mind an

down along the shore of the bay are going to see that as ell into the afternoon, beautiful weather before it streams back in tonight. yet another foggy morning to ck off the day tomorrow for friday morning as for your current temperatures, definitely jacket where the 40's and 50's a lot like yesterday was oakland and alameda each at 52 right now you've got berkeley a 48 the right at 50 degrees. now as we work our way through the day today it's going to be a silar set up to yesterday high pressure is in place that's going to help to rua result in some sinking air so you're going to see cloud cover and fog all all the way out along the coastline and enougto be streaming in this morning before the a daytime heating does eventually burn it f for the bay itself. any chancef rain still being sent to our north up into canada. but as i was talking to you about yesterday. we do see the pottial in long range forecast here of a bit of aswitch up to occurred not this weekot next week but arou the 15th or 16th of november. it's looking likely that we may bseeing a system strong enough to help nudge ou

we take your comments on text as well. .ell us where your texting from robert says we have enough justices on the supreme court already. kevin is in denver on the democrat line. good morning. caller: morning. mcconnell saying in an interview march 20, 2016 during the merrick garland hearings that the republican would not consider any nominee not approved. by the nra. i thought that was so staggering. .nd so the question that i have i think it was also the national federation of independent business. of the special interest groups that aren't supposed to be part of that process as i understand the constitution. it's advise and consent by the senate. and the second question i have, clarence thomas is extremely politically active in right-wing politics along with his wife. he's actually ruling on and doesn't recuse himself. but he's a donor, a speaker and an activist. host: ok. we kind of talked about clarence thomas. >> to my knowledge he hasn't donated since he's been on the court. the mitch mcconnell question, it was that very afternoon that scalia died that the republicans said they weren

vision is legal is legal in every sense all the world but to give him the pretext cause he's been in ell's you for your that he wanted to invade the northern part of syria and he wanted to clean that area from the terrorists and he mean the people. because it gave him the. excuse but what happened 1st why they were to blame but out of the news invader. the president of iran has moved to quell mass anger over 50 percent hike in fuel prices has found rouhani said on sunday that the government will compensate people who suffer financially there's been trouble in at least a dozen cities with buildings vandalized and pictures of iran supremely and. the surprise fuel price rise announcement came on friday with the government saying the revenues will fund support for the poor the move is backed by iran supremely to the ayatollah home how many who describe the rioting of sabotage and called the protesters who are against meanwhile washington has voiced its supports for the protests a move that several months lambdas hypocritical. as i said to the people of iran almost a year and a half ago the uni

ell, obviously, they're not receiving, ultimately, what they thought was coming to them, and they are put in a -- in a position that jeopardizes their security. >> a position that jeopardizes their security and they're being asked to do an investigation to help their security, essentially, that would benefit the president politically? in other words, you might say they're being asked to give him a personal benefit in exchange for an official act. is that a fair summary? >> in your hypothetical, that's correct. >> it's not a hypothetical, sir. this is real life.re ty asked ta personal benefit in exchange for an official act? >> sir, i am not going to go around in circles with you. please be clear about what you're asking me. >> my time's expired, sir. thank you for your appearance. >> ms. demmings. good afternoon, ambassador. it's good to see you again. >> thank you. do you have any knowledge of a possible meeting on or around may 7th involving then president-elect zelensky and several of his aides to discuss how to handle pressure from president trump and mr. giuliani about investigat

nbc bay area's jean elle has more. >> reporter: people are coming back to healdsburg but it's not business as usual. this restaurant is still closed, waiting for that natural gas service to be restored. people are happy to be home, but they are cold. >> came over because we have no oven. >> reporter: shane is having dinner at a pg&e warming center at st. paul's church. it opened a shelter tonight as crews work to restore natural gas service to the kincade fire evacuation zone >>. >> reporter: many evacuees are making the best of cold conditions. no gas means no hot water and no heat with a freeze warning in effect. >> so it was very, very cold last night. and woke up this morning with about 49 degrees in the house. >> reporter: winter jackets will be essential inside and outside for a few days. pg&e says it turned gas service off to more than 24,000 customers as a precaution. so far, crews have relit nearly 7,000 pilot lights. they aren't expected to start that process in healdsburg until tomorrow night. >> and then we just layer on at night the blankets and the clothing. i've got a few la

clearly of elle magazine wrote in his piece balloon boy predicted the entire trash fired world we're currently living in a great title for an article. that basically you could see it was it was as the start of an ongoing operating failure to react skeptically and proportionally to what turns up on our personal screens it was big news before we have the phrase a literal object lesson the calm during a by burroughs by unchecked in influence i have to ask you do you right away do you remember where you were when when this story broke and do you agree with the premise that this was truly arbiter of things to come that this was a sign of what we deal with today on a day when there was like the dare i say the kennedy assassination but it was a series of hours and i and i was walking out into the street with cars honking and i was saying but i don't think he could actually float from fort collins to but here's my question for you chicken or the egg is it the media is it their fault did the media create this did we feed it back to the media who was responsible i mean are we a clapping the st

elling of our head of one country unfortunately not long after they after their independence they break down with then some of the structural problems with a society political but also tribal brought about the civil war and spain it's been the civil war that has been predominant since 2011 for the last 8 years and yet this is a multiethnic society obviously it has 75 percent of the former united. so oil resources do you really believe that 99 percent of the people voted for this independence in south sudan today looking at all the violence the mill nutrition the violence against women and so forth do you believe that figure now looking back i certainly i can't get out of the figures i was i wasn't here but i think. the they did the consensus at the time and certainly people that i've spoken to here saw themselves very much as an independent as people as people who wanted to split away from the old sudan end and create their own country their feeling very much was here that they were discriminated against by the arab north and they were and to the point we're after fighting a 40 year civ

ell christine: maybe tiptoeing into sovereign debt in emerging markets.n the u.s., we still like the u.s. consumer credit story. when you think about asset-backed securities and see yellows -- and clo's. the markets that have been battered down. when you look at triple clo's, where they are, very attractive. if the world were really to turn dark, within clo structures, equities shut off and get no cash flow. joe: this is the high-grade, top of the trench part of the credit market. christine: certainly within clo's but even within bank loans and high-yield. single b bank loans have been so battered via negative sentiment that you can find some of these securities at $.90 on the dollar. we are starting to think that maybe loans are attractive to high yields. you've got to be careful, do your due diligence, but there are pockets within loans that have good value. caroline: it might be time to look abroad, but if we are going to see a wall of cash come in or something on the side, is the rotation back in play? where do you see the value? christine: definitely

ells and frenzies and wild speculations so yeah the revenues not there yet but you know that's way markets do they always look into the future and they are always making mistakes too so it just goes with the territory for me personally i'm just delighted that 10 years in chamber tech has is now being looked at you know all over the all over the world in this i.p.o. actually a very to me a very exciting thing isn't just the future it's actually the present now actually owns the 2nd highest number of patents in china and this is pretty significant given the call to action earlier this week i'm sure you saw from president g. so what are they planning on using the i.p.o. proceeds for and what sectors do you know that they intend to focus on. the minimally applications and the 1st load up patients payment processing right i mean it's settlement is the functions that banks have in the past i was done and central banks that transaction settlements and that's that's great because you have a massively reduced kind of party risk and getting unbanked involved and also you know many payments around th

,ell, george as a young man george's born on february 11, 1731. is that the day we celebrated his birthday? no. calendar in julian the early 1750's, they change to the gregorian calendar so it moved his birthday 11 days ahead , february 22. assessedg man, he was with becoming a gentleman and what did a gentleman tell that meant having wealth, owning property, potentially owning slaves have a spouse? being success -- successful. , when he wasrge 11, his father died and young having to live with an older half-brother, lawrence. lawrence was a gentleman. he had a grand home that he had named after admiral edward kingn, who served under george. from that, young george saw what it meant to be a gentleman. he saw that status equated to wealth and so he wanted to become wealthy in your member time and again, i've said george is not the sharpest knife in the chore, but he does learn from others and while he was saying with his half-brother, he learned that he too could become successful if he made the right choices. , he became ang man surveyor and at the

if you were to add up the market cap of exxon, chevron, and sh ell, even that would not amount to the gap. that is because we are seeing banks and analysts struggle to throw their arms around what this huge enterprise represents in terms of profitability. in terms of all the other spending. this is obviously a company that is not spend on capex, drilling, pipelines the way other companies and major multinational oil companies do. they have a huge amount of money that goes back into saudi arabia. those programs as well as some concern about what the oil prices will be beyond this year and where saudi arabia may have to go in terms of increasing output into the 2020, 2021 timeframe is making for a huge valuation gap. shery: they announced the ipo sunday. we expect it to start trading in december. because it has been delayed so many times, how sure are we this will definitely happen? tina: they can still pull the plug. one of the things you he repeatedly -- hear repeatedly is the crown prince say $2 trillion. we don't think it will hit $2 trillion. the kingdom will be happy with a $1.6 t

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saying he defamed her calling her a liar whom he never met she's a long time advice columnist for ellehe cdc is warn about a multistate sal moe nmonella out. it's a more severe strain than the typical ones eight people were hospitalized and one death has been reported. they have not identified the supplier of the tainted beef yet. >>> a funeral was held today in detroit for long time michigan congressman john conyers who died last week at the age of 90. hundreds of mourners attended the service including former president bill clinton >> i remember, i think john conyers the first person that ever quoted frederick douglass to me and saying power conceives nothing without a demand never did and never will he understood that >>> thank you very much. take a look at the markets right now. we give you a check on the day when a dow hit a new high. s&p is higher. it's the russell that does about a 1% away or so. it cut revenue guidance for the rest of the year next strikyker is buyin inin iit medical. twilio lowering its earnings outlook. it had already lowered that guidance once last week when

allison, you point out in some cases the most famous whistleblower is danny ell sdelg who released thepapers. but after 9/11, there was so much that came out of 9/11, the patriot papers and such, and it for a while stopped whistleblowing. >> yes, the whistleblower enhancement act protects all employers from retaliation with the exception of national security whistleblowers. so anything involving national security, which you know well involves keeping secrets, will require the whistleblower to break the law, to reveal secrets in order to maintain the rule of some higher principle. that applies to snowden and that applies to the current whistleblower. it's really a miracle in my view that this complaint has even seen the light of day. everything is stacked against it because the intelligence community doesn't leak. they're trained to keep secrets. they're trained to serve their country, not a particular party. they've been essentially blowing the whistle on donald trump since he assumed office, in my view, for legitimate reasons. >> tom, you also think this current whistleblower is actua

facing a defamation lawsuit this monday followed by eugene carroll, long time advice columnist for elleagazine who claimed trump raped her in the 1990s. trump blasted the allegations and said he never met her. it's worse than you think, what the trump administration is doing to america. it's a victory for new york today but longer term, this goes to the supreme court. when would anyone ever get their hands on these tax returns. >> right, it's a short term victory with the appeals court saying the president has no immunity to brock the district attorney's office subpoenaing a third party. but vance's office and trump already knew that this was going to be an issue, that they would not let rest until it at least went to the supreme court. in advance of even the oral arguments. they made an agreement that after today's ruling, whenever it came down to what we have now. vance would not seek to enforce the subpoena for ten days. that gives trump's team time to make an appeal to the supreme court. to do that, they would appeal this term. that means they want to get in on the court's calendar,

ells of the device, the quickest way to hurt the poor, doing the states are doing. thanks for joining us, am he'll live, starts right now. >> thanks for joining us. you watching the foxbusiness network. the president's moment ago slamming the governor of new york is he leaves to for the keep america great rally. jackie is at trump tower with the controversy here, she is been in new york city. the president has now decided to live in florida. jackie. jackie. good evening to you (that's right president trump is staying he will not declare his residence in new york. at trump tower behind me anymore. his new residence will be marla go in the sunshine state and he has brought one of the only people leaving is a result of stacked consequences here off of he lets see is that political leaders has treated him to pray for the u.s. census data shows that more than 60000 people went from new york to florida last year. in more 500,000 people left brother states to live in the sunshine state as well. presumably because of taxes. florida is one of seven states and doesn't impose

ell, we have that turned around. we got it paroled. and thank god we did. of the finest people i've ever known. sergeant miller here working for he's working for our caucus. nd we have a system that's broken and we need to fix it, nd if our secretary of defense doesn't recognize that, he needs to go and we need to take the money that we've loud them to drag people back to america, away from the combat ield, away from juries that have combat experience. we need to put them on trial in and let ederal court them have all the rights and as ileges they should have american citizens. if you're not going to do it in combat theater the proper way with a proper investigation, bring them back. use your money from defense, use that, not in court martial, but ere in the united states in a civil court. the speaker pro tempore: time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the ge

>>suffice it to say we did not find any manifesto anyiary that elled it out any suicide note or any writingsclearly identify his motive behind this assault. the deadly assault on this community is exacting a terrible toll. >>it lives on in the minds of the students staff and parents. >>who endured it. >>it's so hard because the sound of the gunshots and the sites of everybody running just keeps replaying in my head. >>a terrible thing for a 14 year old a freshman in high school to have pling over and over again in her head. but the hool district says there is counseling available and the community here in santa clarita is coming togetlike never before. sara cnn santa clarita californ. >>and talk aboutur 4 zone forecast in the fall that is out the as we take a live look now the golden gate bridge. a lot of fog t there. toomer breece evrod rig as our meteorologist her tonight about that fog so stick around for sunday. >>yeah we are going to notice some locally patchy dense low clouds and fog butnot going to be as widespread as it was this morning so n really expecting a dense fog advisory as y

fuel-efficient, more higher environmental standard fuels, and shall has clearly been one of the -- and ellclearly one of the beneficiaries. it does not seem to be reacting majorly to this story. shell set to make $1 billion of profit selling fuel oil over this year. vonnie: we are back with jeremy stretch, cibc head of g10 fx strategy. there was a gala dinner this week in new york. ray dalio was one of the speakers, and he talked about something that is quite war betweenapital the u.s. and china. have a listen. ray: there is a trade war area there is a technology war. there is a geopolitical war. and the could be capital wars. that is the nature of the environment. how that is approached is going to determine what our futures are like. vonnie: when somebody like ray dalio says that, and clearly he has quite the record to say the least in finance, how seriously do you take it? do you believe it is true, that there might be capital wars? jeremy: you are right, one has to take what he says with a degree of credence, and certainly consider the potential ramifications of that. -- i think that i

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