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in fac there is one state on this list, georgia, that does not have a senate election, and none of ese states were ates that donald trump didn't carry in 2016. laura: anthony, thank you so much for decoding all of hat. in other news, theotorious boston mobster jamesey "wh bulger was killed in prison. s. was once one of the f.b.i.'s most wanted crimin later became an informant. bulger was found dead in his cell in st virginia shortly after he had been transferred there from a florida prison. at least nine people have died intaly after heavy flooding and gale force winds battered the country tuesday. extreme conditions in other parts of southern europe have left thousands without power the bad weather will continue as the storms head nort former nurse in germany has admitted to killing 10of his wn patients. that's shocked the country. one of his trials said he administered fatal doses of medi tion on a massive scale. detectives said he wanted to impress his colleagues by resuscitated the peopl recently poisoned. jenny hill has more. reporter: hiding his face, post-war germany's most prol

but what about the fac that the market this month has treated good news still as bad news?hey have sold off even on positive earnings reports? >> well, it's a great question, and really there are two key things that i'm watching this. we earnings and jobs. so we do have a slew of earniss repo this week from bellwether stocks and big cat tech names, which if we get any sort of good news, can go a long way toward turning the tide with this negative sentiment that we have had over the past month. >> so i think you just heard mike santoli'seport. one street, one house on the street thinks that basically we're going to morph into a bear market. the other thinks that everything is overdone. where do you stand on that debate, given some of the hurdles the market still hf ahead it? >> sure. important the really question that investors are grappling with. when you look historically, whenever we he had these selloffs that are not accompanied by a recession, nthey've gone to be great buying opportunities. and while i'm not ready to calt bottom just yet, none of the recession indicator

discussion earlier thiy week k wondered why it is inappropriate for white people to dress in black fac for halloween. she apologized the next day and said she now understands w her comments were wrong. next week, "today" show w coanchorl host the 9:00 a.m. hour. kelly's attorney says discussions withbc about her next steps are ongoing. >>> after one of the worst flu ever, doctors are sounding the alarm. they want you to get your flu hot this year, and now is the time. this season is not getting off to a good start. children couldn't go to class in one michigan school district today, reportedly because too many children and teachers are out sk with the flu. as you know, the flu vaccine is not perfect. syou canll get sick, but the shot can reduce the severity of e disea and prevent flu deaths. >> we have an opportunityo vaccinate, to protect individuals and maybe stopin fl ts tracks before it gets a stronger hold in our communities. >> just over a third of american adul f got the shot last year. there were 80,000 flu-related deaths in 2017. the fda just approved a new drug to tat the flu

in fac what jason kander is showing all of us is that courage comes in many forms. , cynthia mcfanbc news. ag>> a powerful me >>> we turn now to the increasingly desperate situation after that earthquake and tsunami decimating the coast of indones. the death toll now officially over 1200, and fearsuld get much higher. after a day's long journey, tonight nbc's janice mackie frayer has made heray side the disaster zone. >> reporter: we arrived to devastation in every direction. at this hotel that collapsed during the earthquake, rescuers are using sniffer dogs in their desperate search for dozens of people still trapped inhe rubble. as long as the dogs are barking, you'll keep looking? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: but there is so much rubble to search here. satellite images sho how the earthquake and unami altered the landscape. buildingbefore and after. the town's entire coastline swallowed by the sea. the powerful quake and 18-foot wall of water, striking with little n too warning. some homes just floating away. today we felt aftershock there have been hundreds so far. and at the airpor

captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: it's sunday october 28th, i'm john dickerson and this is fac "facee nation." hatred and horror at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh as a gunman goes on an anti-semitic shooting rampage killing 11 and injuring six more in what is believed to be the deadliest attack on the jewish community in america's history. >> this wicked act of mass murder is pure evil, hard to believe and frankly something that is unimaginable. we must all rise above the hate, move past our divisions andem os americans. >> dickerson: at the end of the week where at least 14 pipe bombs were sent to critics of president trump the country is on edge, and americans are looking for answers and a way to curb the anger and division, is that exist today. we'll talk with two senators working together on that issue for a while, oklahoma republican james langford and delaware democrat chris coons who head up a prayer group in the senate. we spent time on the campaign trail earlier this month with house speaker paul ryan and republican congresswoman elise steffan in this case. y

as you are aware this is a federal crime and both fac robjones and us are currently scott brady willallow scott schubert to discuss the officers, what they encountered when they arrived at the scene this morning. chief. thank you, director. as the director said, first and foremost our hearts and thoughts and prayers go to the victims of this, and to our officers who responded. i can tell you by the timei who responded. i can tell you by the time i got there they were already starting to extract people from and watching those officers run into the danger to remove people and get them to safety was unbelievable. for the swat officers, our swat officers and swat officers, our swat officers and swat tea ms swat officers, our swat officers and swat teams from around the region who were there, who went into the active shooting and were able to apprehend that actor, i can't speak more for the courage that they have. two of the officers who were hit as the director said were the first responders to the scene and were engaged and they are both in a sta ble engaged and they are both in a stabl

in fac some of them literally lower the minimum wage. some o them believe the minimum wage is a bad idea. there shouldn't be a minimum trump campaigned about his raisin minimum wage to $15 an >> i know you have been working they are raising hundreds of their hourly rate. i that makes you happy. let's see if other companies senato sanders, thanks for >> thank you vmuch, wolf. >> are standing by, by the he has speaking to signif developments and why a bar fight in the 1980s is honest temperament. >> porn star pay off. new details emerging that show the president of the united states he will be boring air force one headin another political before leaving the white house a few minutes. answer questions about the u.s.-m new trade mitch mcconnell said there will there many days left this week. we will see how it works out and how the fbi investigation works out. the fbi is still involved in the invest the is speaking >> the deal we made with canada review and very well received genera it has been really something. it will be a very good deal f

president trump fac looming diplomatic crisis due to the disappearance and possible murder of a saudialist and washington post columni who vanished after visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul earlier this month. per reporting by the post whe i work, jamal khashoggi was last seen on october 2, when hnte walked the saudi embassyo collect papers for his upcoming wedding. he never walked out. the turkish government has told officials that it has aud and video proof that khashoggi was tortured and killed. there was also evidence that the action was ordered. that's putting pressure on the president and hisw, son-in- who had personal relationships with them. and is raiew questions about that multibillion deal on the table to sell weapons to the saudis. >> spending $110 billion on milinry equipment and o things that create jobs, like jobs and others, for this country. i don't like the concept of stopping an investment of $110 billion into the united states because you know what they're gonna do? ake that money and spe spend it in russia or cp or sce else. >> joining me tonight, katty kay,

. >>> tonight, just 13 days until the midterm elections, a fac check in the fight over health care. roles reversed from several years ago, now democrats see it as a winning issue with republans making defense and claims who eally working to protect people with preexisting conditions. here is nbc's peter alexander. ter: president trump tonight touting the progress against the opioid epidemic. the raid of overdose deaths slowing down but another health care claim under te of overdos deaths slowing down but anotheth care claim under scrutiny tonight claiming republicans are totally protect people with xi pring conditions. >> republicans will always protect americans with preexisting conditions. we protect you. >> reporter: in fact, republicans and the trump administration are aggressively trying to undercut obacare that guarantees protections to people with sting conditions but you wouldn't know it from watching these republican candidaads' >> earlier this year, we learned our oldest has a rare chronic disease, preexisting condion. know what that's like. >> i support forcing insurance

you will hear from myself, the fac, those in charge of the fbi, the elected officials.s. the next step is to secure the crime scene, the fbi has both assets from both western pennsylvania and they will be running the investigation the crime scene running the investigation the crime scene with the support of the county police and the city of pittsburgh police. i have no idea. i like to also mention the state police, they have been instrumental in helping us out as well. as far as the injuries right now, we're at six injuries. it is an active investigation and obviously, we know who the gunman is in i'm not going to bring that up right now. as i mentioned before, this falls under hate crime, being it isa this falls under hate crime, being it is a jewish synagogue so it will basically be a federal investigation with the assistance of the local cou nty with the assistance of the local county and state police. the shooter was taken to the hospital and i will leave it at that. thank you very much. joining me is sarah sair who was in the area at the time. danjohnson dan johnso

. >> he fac life in prison when he comes back into court. with his guilty plea he is admitting that he sexually assaulted four little gir his care. but prosecutors revealed this disturbing new detail. 15 children weref victims his improper tohing. a may ground shied at the academy. that's where he preyed on little girls. reaching into theube a sexually assaulting them. something he called tickling using a smart watch to take photos of their private parts. today many parentseeded guilty. chug indecent liberties, child sex pornthraphy. was one dad's reaction. >> i am trying to hide as of this from my 5-year-old as possible. there was some conversation that's were very, very uncomfortable to have. >> a mom came to pick up her daughter and noticed his strange behavior near the shied. he confessed saying, i knew i shouldn't have beening there. i shouldn't have been in that area. parents have accused the owners of ignoring it. it was revea another mom first reported improper behavior to the director in 2016. then in january of this year, a junior

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. >>> it is a story that has a lot of you talking tooour fac page today. viral warning spreading on facebook is a scam. we're working with you to clear up thisning confusion so you don't fall for it. >> this has a lotf people confused. >> absolutely. this weekend my facebook was o blog messages from my friends that they got a request from me. it turns out i wasn't the only one. here's the deal this is the message so many of are you receiving in your messenger. it says the sernd received a duplicate request from you. and then it requests that you forward to it your friends. the message says you were the victim of a cloning scam. however, it appears the real scam is the message. facebook reported that it has not seen any uptick in the cloning. the rea i threat sending it to your friends. just ignore the message and get word out to your friends to do the same thing. >> and follow o susann facebook. >> that's right. >>> and that's not the only facebook story. the social network plans to put a camera in your living room. >> my living room? >> that would be nice

as he's helping to rebuild e's also fac >> one of the recovery leaders is paul lowenthol, the fire marshall. >> he is facing rebuilding of his own. kpix5's katieny elsen has his story. >> reporter: the wind. that's what paul remembers that first night. >> my phone kept going off. there was a grass fire, a structure fire. >> reporter: paul is the public information officer for the department just after midnight on october 9, he left his house in northern santa rosa to head toward cawastoga where the firsstarted. the fire did the unthinkable. roaring into the city limits of santa rosa. >> you realize that if the wind didn't stop, this wasn't going to stop. you could have had hundreds and hundreds of fire engines and it wasn't going to stop. >> reporter: and it didn't. flames ravaged neighborhoods as paul went back toward his house in mark west to help with evacuations. >> i saw the mouth of my neighborhood and you couldn't make out individual structures. you just saw an entire wall of fire. i knew right away that my house was gone. >> reporter: a firefighter who has dedicated more than 20 yea

. >> the fac >> six counties are shannon: california's first and only gubernatorial debate took placeoday, republican john cox going head the head with gavin newsom on a host of topics. did he get a fair shake for the media? john cox is here live, we invited gavin newson numerous times and have not heard back. good to have you with us. how did you feel the debate went today? >> it was called a conversation. i called the non-conversation conversation. we got asked a bunch of questions, we talked about affordability and cost of living, cost of housing and cost of gasoline and the gas tax but then had a huge discussion about gay marriage and guns neither of which i am running on, neither of which is much in controversy. we didn't talk about water which is a huge issue. mister newsom is in favor of rationing. the legislature just enacted rationing. our farmers, we are the salad bowl of the country, our farmers are being starved of water. we didn't talk about education. education is a key issue out here because we have gone from one of the top states in the nation in education to where we

the opinion polls have shown the direction of movement with regard to the kavanaugh nomination, the facs that when you steer president trump who has an ambiguous relationship with the law itself, saying you're innocent until proven guilty and there should be due process in the rule of law and who's getting support, then you've lost the momentum, you've lost the high ground and that's what the democrats did at that particular time. any kind of idea about impeachment could thereby galvanize them further behind trump than they would otherwise be. >> live for us in our london bureau. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> if can confirmed brett kavanaugh would be the fifth likely conservative vote on the supreme court. president trump's second pick. he also picked neil gorsuch confirmed in april of last year. this means there's a potential for current precedence to be reinterpreted or changed. like the right of same-sex cup canals to marry, abortion, and affirmative action. and protections for people with preexisting conditions under affordable care act. he vowed to try to overturn roe verse

a ninth grader fac felony charges for threatening to attack two schools.ig ators say the threats were not credible and the teen did not have the means to carry them out. his name has not been released. >> in montgomery county, the former student accused of threating to shoot up walter johnson high school will stay behind bars. ca judgeled him a threat to the community and ordered him held without bond yesterday. he began threatening walter johnson high in february after learning he missed too many classes to graduate. >> 6:06.en pres trump embraced the man he once called lying ted during the 2016l president election. in houston the president called senator t cruz a really good friend. they're partners in the effort to hold on to the senate. >> nobody has heped me m with your tax cuts, with your regulations, with all the thingd that we'ng including military and our vets than senator ted cruz. s >>ator cruz is in a competitive race against the democratic challengeror a seat he's held since 2013. >> new this morning,'s turk president says there's strong evidence that the killing of washi

kennedy: let's talk about the dynamic with saudi arabia and turkey two, untrustworthy, fac allies of the united states. the one thing you can say for turkey, they kill plenty of their own people, especially as this dictatorship grows more and more oppressive, but they've been consistent with their story about what happened to khashoggi when he went into the consulate. saudi arabia keeps changing their story. what is turkey getting out of all of this? >> they're getting a chasm between the united states and saudi arabia. the number one foreign policy goal of president erdogan of turkey is to diminish the saudi role in the muslim world and in doing that, if chee drive a wedge between the u.s. and saudi arabia, that's style points, he becomes more indispensible to us. this fell into his lap. i mean, this is probably one of the greatest intelligence coups for turkish intelligence ever because the saudis were so careless about doing this. kennedy: when is he going to release some of the information he claims to be privy to about the dismemberment and the brutal and awful way in which this

here's another view of the public market and how it incident fac interfaces with the big green. this slide illustrates the cove terrace which is where 900 and 700 innes merged. this is the pinch point of the site and we worked very closely with r.p.d. to figure out how to accommodate the uses in this area. 1800 parking spaces that were referenced earlier are tucked into the hillside, emphasizing the pedestrian focus on this project. there is a rendering of one of the primary public gathering spaces within the project. again, as you go outward towards the bay, the intensity and density of development decreases, including a shared street loop, providing limited auto access and pedestrian spillover onto the street. the southeast corner of the site, we are proposing a perched beach with an adjacent kayak lounge, linking this site to the launch proposed at 900 innes. one of the other unique features of the big green is the interface with the private dwelling units. the park will be layered and provi provide ecological development. as discussed, the park will have a diverse trail netw

california raised the gas tax last year by $0.12 a but is fac possible repeal through prop 6 on the novemberallot. if you feel like you're driving in a demolition derby, you're not alone. as vehicle traffic, commercial truck traffic continues to increase, the potholes are likely to get worse. i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. >>> it is not just the bay area's biggest cities that have poor pavement, either. the study ranked mid-size areas and bay area cities topped that list. antioch came in first and concord second for the highest percentage of poor roads. santa rosa ranked seventh in the country. >> leslie mentioned prop 6 which will be on the november ballot. it is our first chance to have a say on the state's $0.12 gas tax which was passed by the legislature and approved by the governor last year. a yes vote will repeal the tax. opponents say repeal would take away funding for road repairs and transportation projects, but supporters say c all those taxe if the state's finances were prperly managed. what do you think the answer to improving our roads? we hope you will join t

companies hiked prices on finished goods because of higher costs on raw materials the federal reserve fac criticism from the president. >> i think it's the fed. >> the fed is not listening. effectively that means they're off the mark again >> going back to the fed >> should the fed continue raising rates? >> the fed is doing what the fed said they would do >> with the ecb widely tipped to keep rates on hold today, all eyes will be on the eurozone's growth outlook analysts expect mario draghi to formalize the end of the asset purchase program earlier than anticipated in a warning with rome over its budget dispute with the eu. annette more good morning >> good morning. today's session will be all about economic risks and whether these risks also will materialize and there will be a change in language for the ecb so there's room for a dovish surprise by mario draghi clearly the risks have not materialized yet but they're growing. just the recent ifo index which came out a half hour ago, it is showing us again that especially manufacturing export oriented businesses are feeling the brunt from

arrive at president obama's home which is about four houses behind me was intercepted a eed at a mail fac. another to eric holder was redirected back to the home address on it. then there was the package we just learned about that my capitol hill colleagues just confirmed that was sent to maxine waters. the congresswoman who has been a regular and repeated target of president trump at those rallies that peter was just talking about and on twitter. he refers to her as a very low iq person as his specific diatribe aimed at the congresswoman. a package intended for her was intercepted. all of those packages targeted here in washington. not getting anywhere close to their intended recipients. i doubt that makes anyone feel better knowing that all of those people share the animous of president trump and share this distinction of intended recipient of these devices. >> it's stunning. i want to bring michael and tom back in. michael, what's your take? seeing what we just heard from the president. understanding the president is in a very difficult position. we have very limited information and al

the list of priests, who fac >>> right now at 6:30, ak e lis child sex abuse accusations is released. it's the moment many people have been waiting for but also dreading. >> emotional for a lot of families. the diocese taking its own action to regain the public's trust but is it enough? nbc bay area's robert handa joins us in san jose with one of the new names being made public today. robert? >> reporter: well, that's right. as we've been reporting, quite a few names were revealed earlier, but some were not until today. now, one of those served here many, many years ago at this parish where those who knew him still can't believe he's on this list. >> former priest and current registered sex offender hernan toro was a name that had not been released until today. a list of priests credibly accused of child sex abuse. many effectively hidden from t . records show toro was quietly convicted for sexual misconduct with a child in 1983. one longtime parishioner who asked not to be shown is reeling from today's news. >> it's hard for me to believe it because i met father toro. i used to go to

we're also talking about the most historically disenfrancnchised group who facs all sorts of barriersoday. and now 30 days before the election, they find out they might not be able to vote in a critical midterm election. absolutely shocking. amy: it is interesting this is happening at a time of trunk continually attacking senator elizabeth warned, trying to use the word pocahontas, the name pocahontas as a pejorative to describe her. she is now gone and gotten a dna test, which she says from a stanford professor that says she has nativeve american lineage ad ancestry as she looks like she is about to announce her bid for 2020 presidential -- for the 2020 presidential election? north dakotane if got just a fraction of this press. what we should be e focusing on instead of or in sestriere's all of the barriers beieing faced by native americans in this country. you can go down every single statistic and see the problem. particularly with voting, there's a long history of disenfraranchising native ameren vovoting's come o of making pulg places -- pulling places difficulult host of a new v

washington, maryland, now fac murder charges. bkiyah's mother talked to news 4 about thereak in the case. she explained why she can't forgive the suspected killers >> the past couple of court days and everything i've been through, it's no sthympathy. god says you should forget and foive a lot of people, but to me, they're not even showing they care. >> the police chief says detectives are still looking for at least two additional suspects. > 6:07 now. this morning investigators are trying to establish a motive in adl d supermarket shooting in kentucky. investigators say the suspect entered a kroger grocery store yesterday afternoon and randomly keot a man several times. he then w out to the parking lot and shot a woman. both of the victims died. an armed citizen exchanged gu.ire with the s still, he managed to get away. the suspect was later arrested. >>> new details about that viral outbreak at a pediatric rehab center in newersey. seventh child has now died from what's called the ad'sovirus. common and usually mild in healthy p

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built into the system.u >> by many nts, we do not have enough treatment beds, we do not have enougit facs that offer the best medical based assistance treatment, how do we surmount this part of the crisis. >> the bill does not do enoughat in thespect. to give comparison reports. the prunesident's l on economic advisors estimates the damage of the epidemic at nd00 billion. our healthcare sabout 3 trillion a year. so six, seveneight, nine billion is a very small investment given we'relosing 70,000 americans a year to this disorder, so it's certainly not enough the thing we need to do, as gary said, is move away from the idea this is a one-year or two-year problem we can fix with a grant. we have to build it into the basic structure of how we finance healthcare, and i would say to chronic pain as wll. these are problems that will always be with us. we have to permanently build them in h. yes, it costs money but will have a huge impact on publ health and public safety. >> gary, we know that one of the big genesis factors of this epidemic was th overprescription of these medications, and we ar

need facs goodwill, we ts. i'm going to ask prime minister may whether she has concrete proposals on how to break the impasse. only such proposals can determine if it is possible. >> there would be "a violent reaction" if italy pushes ahead with its spending plan. it would push the deficit to 2.4% next year, breaking eu's rules. china may haveys a hidden timebomb of $6 trillion of government debt. global ratings say it not haveissues that do the backing of authorities. this comes as s&p says it is titanican iceberg with credit risks. leader mitchty mcconnell told bloomberg there is not time on the calendar. the possibility of a cross party fight if the democrats when the house next month. did confirm the vote will be on top of the agenda in 2019. >> the process we have to go through does not allow that to come up before the end of the year. day onal news 24 hours a air and at tictoc on twitter 27 hundred journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. you.ank diving back into

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. >> it's always obvious after the fac fact >> no. i said comcast before that >> yeah.t that everyone is selling the high-tech ones -- >> the rotation is now into not the top five stocks. >> those are the most expensive on a valuation basis, if you do rotation, you'll get out of high stock prices and you can go into the bond market, 3%, or you go into the other sectors that have been completely oversold. >>> our next guest is moving her manufacturing company towards a digital revolution we welcome barbara humpton you took over as siemens usa ceo back in june of this year. since that time it's ban difficult market for industrials. major overwhelming issues that the market has been focused on about trade, the potential for tariffs and how that will impact industrials. how have you been weathering things >> at siemens we take the long view we are a company that's been here in the u.s. for 160 years we have 50,000 people across the u.s. working in all of the sectors you've been sharing with the audience and we're working closely really around the globe to weather those chan