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about 200 military personnel are involved in the situation after tensions ramped up after finland accused the russian navy of interfering with its ships. >>> and derek van dam has more. >> we have hurricane ana and gonzalo still, and trudy. we'll first start with hurricane ana bringing heavier rainfall to the honolulu region. you can see the outer bands of the storm, even though the center of circulation is about

nokia tones started in finland. in just last year finland lost 7,000 jobs around nokia because so many other company companies were dependent on that brand. >>> it's 4:51. a san francisco tour bus company responds following a racist rant by one of its guides. coming up in 20 minutes what that company is saying and how high profile city officials are saying. >> also you may have seen them where you live. how the bay area compares to other big cities when it comes to rat infestations. >>> welcome back. it's 4:54. detectives in fremont are asking for the public's help to find a robber that snatched a gold chain from an elderly woman. here's a picture of the suspected robber. police identify him as 20-year- old de andre mccloud of hayward. he and another person robbed the woman on october 5th. when the woman's husband tried to chase him down, mccloud fired three warning shots into the air. police say that he may be staying in oakland or hayward and considered armed and dangerous. >>> several law enforcement agencies are

it's accelerating up towards new finland. we are expecting it overnight today through sunday to gradually pass by to the south. as it continues its way over into the atlantic. here in the next four to eight hours, we are going to get some new finland wins and those wind gusts will be strong and the southern portion island and will have rainfall and it could be minor flooding along the coastline and fafrther inland. you could say the track of the storm at a category 1 as we just said but it's going to be moving up over into the atlantic, slowly expected to transition to a post tropical storm but right now, we are looking at tracks that are taking it towards ireland. it kind of has sort of a northerly track to ireland, but still, that could bring significant rain and high waves, even as far over into europe. we will track this particular storm. it looks impressive on the satellite picture, so much devastation when it comes to flooding. after the last hit from the hurricane last weekend that went by the bahamas over bermuda as w

end of an era for nokia and finland, the birth place of nokia. >> it's now disappearing, huge blow. 90%f the people think it was a really, really bad thing. >> reporter: the prime minister of finland says microsoft is not the only culprit in the death of the nokia. the i phone killed nokia and the ipad killed the finnish paper industry. it once accounted for a quarter of fin issue growth. >> last year alone we lost 7,000 jobs around nokia. so many other companies are dependent on nokia. >> reporter: ad developers like angry bird maker are trying to reinvent the finnish economy. that will take time. the finns are far from finished. nokia is involved in other business but many are sad to see the phones go. >> many people out there will miss it. >> won't we all? >>> ivan cab repaira is hcabrer the weather. you and i are obsessed with our phones. >> i haven't changed mine for a couple of years. >> i have a nokia in the closet somewhere. >> a palm trio back in the day. one of those bad boys. can you imagine? it's gotten to the point where our phones could power 1960s spacecraft. it's just --

the finland economy being downgraded by s&p being downgraded from aaa to aa plus.his is an economy with 5.5 million people. it was quite controversial when they started downgrading france a couple of years ago because of the economic crisis finland was a stalwart in the week full of bad economic data out of europe. we see a downgrade based on weak economic growth. a complicated effort to consolidate public finances and reduce the public debt. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get back to our retail panel. stacy, do you want to weigh in on the potential benefits of lower energy prices to the consumer as we go into the holidays? >> obviously this is good news in general as gas prices come down there is more money in people's pockets. however, i would caution that we are really talking about the low end consumer. we are talking about the wal-mart consumer. we are talking about the dollar store consumer. and also i would point out that the low end consumer, while gas prices are good they are dealing with other pressures like food inflation, like under empl

sweden and finland.ver behind all the growth right now is the data, which is booming. 80% of volume growth. new pricing models. that is going through with good cost control. then we have associates that are doing slightly worse than comparable quarters in our big holdings in turkey and russia. >> can you talk about more, sir, about a what is happening in russia? eurasia represents about 20% of your busines. s. i'm talking about turkey, russia, and some of the former soviet countries. are a 25% shareholder in russia. a company really well placed in russia. megaphone is a strong company. our operations and you raise a countries, weven are seeing 5% growth. 50% of margins in these countries. a great opportunity ahead with internet era, which we are investing for. >> we have to talk about yoga, your telephone company in spain. you are looking to sell it, having pulled it off the market for 15 months. how is the process going? how soon before you sell it? >> it is a beautiful little asset. thepeople, getting

in china the rate increases over 640 percent in finland.other factors and important to understand that it is a complicated illness and genetic and environmental factors in addition to the very critical new discovery with enterovirus. >> if this study points the way to a cause half of the time, that would be a significant help. >> 80000 children every year with juvenile diabetes. >> and your tax dollars at work. and millions spent on federal workers who may not be working at all. we'll explain that. and a serious blow to a powerful international cartel. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? you . . . . . . *? >>> a major drug bust to tell you about. authorities seizing some 500 pounds of methamphetamine from a drug trafficking ring linke

and they're here with mike. >> all the way from finland. >> this guy came from florida mike, good toou. >> what's your job. >> conductor of the philly pops. >> oh, i knew i recognized you. >> see? >> are you loving that job? >> absolutely. >> so the best in the country. >> it is the best. >> have you heard of the philly pops before? been practicing and all of that? >> been practicing with us, and we're ready to perform. >> when is the performance. >> tonight at the kimmel center, 8:00. tomorrow at 3:00. sunday at 3:00. >> do you have any tickets left? >> there are continuing et cetera left. people have been grabbing them. they're going fast cents. >> so all aba music? >> called the era of aba. part of the aba this group singing aba music but group from the 70 he is, a music of john denver, carol king, disco music. >> great to have in you philly. >> good to be here. >> we'll see you tonight. how do you say the name of the group. >> riatong. and again, it is aba. what are you going to sing? >> fernando. >> oh, that's a famous one. let's go over here. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have you seen tom

chemicals were not considered so immediately dangerous is taken out of the country in the uk and finlandand also in the united states at port arthur and they were talked about as a normal industrial process. >> thank you let me just talk about the work that the regulatory commission does. speak about what you do. when you wake up in the morning the on coming back to work, how does this group understand the role that you play domestically and internationally. >> [inaudible] okay, to answer the question, i really appreciate being here and being able to speak with you all. and it is a real honor to be here and so what we do with other regulatory commissions as well is about the safety and security in this country. so it goes beyond ensuring that the nuclear reactors operate safely. and there are over 20,000 in the country. they may have experienced some of them and there are a lot of radiographers in the shale gas tracking field in oil exploration and in agriculture as well and so maybe some of you have personal experience with that. so we do have an international role as well that is very

so it is france and finland. interestingly enough, if you look at the other countries with a aaa-rating, we can go full screen with countries rated at aaa, canada, denmark, germany, l lexembourg, norway, singapore, sweden and switzerland. >>> a downgrade for france over the weekend. gautum, we are hearing it is not a france specific issue and a eurozone issue. is that fair? >> that is fair. the normal levels we are seeing does make debt sustainability a problem. the ecb is trying to make sure the total rates are low, the spreads are low and overall that the inflation outlook improves such that we can get high normal growth and that's the key to debt sustainability. >> i also want to bring up the finland downgrade because specifically they cited worsening demographics leading to stagnant growth for many years to come. interesting that they pointed to that as a reason. and does that mean that the next on the list could well be germany given their demographics are worse anything as well? >> i think demographics for

this guy is trying to race the tube in finland. he is going to exit the train, run 450 meters through the streets of stockholm and get back on the same train before it leaves the second station. >> dude leaps through the ticket booth. up to the stairs. he is absolutely flying down the street but the gopro is like woo, woo, woo. >> he must look like a fleeing thief to people on the street. wow, what did you just steal? >> he approaches the next station here. dodges left, dodges right. excuse me, excuse me. tears down the stairs. comes down the ticket booth. can't leap over this one. >> the tension. >> you can see the train is pulling into the station. he goes down this escalator like a mad man. >> i hope he makes it. i would like to see all that effort was worth it. >> you can see him coming down the steps. he's got to make it from the center. door is going to close. fortunately, he makes it like a legend. gets inside the train. does it. >> brilliant. rabbit one, zero. >> what happens when you get the wrong size cake? that's not wha

to talk about the filters there have been studies both objection studies and modeling the one in finland where the air they were studying is slightly cleaner and they showed will i using the same filltion they'll have 20 percent less explore and 20 percent less deaths they've applied the 70 to 20 thousand deaths per year is prevented this is a chance to be pioneers all the research shows the cleated a calculated benefits exceed the costs this amendment that supervisor cohen introduced today, i clearly feel it's our job as regular looser larry's to make our community successful the work they do is important that's increasing increasing our housing supply the lack of housing it is we're fulfill committed to work with our agency partners to explore technology that work so we can all mutually achieve your goals it's part of our responsibility to make that available to our community and public i appreciate the amendment. >> supervisor kim. >> yeah. first of all, i want to thank supervisor cohen for working on this important legislation all our residents in district 67 are interested in the ne

transportation and bus stops have been consolidated on the grounds of making buses run faster under prop b the finland will robot agencies of money for services such mental health they should look at the operational procedures and the bookkeeping there are two many 6 digit be personnel like folks that want to widened the sidewalks and prop a will guarantee blood money wasted by proposition and prop b should be voted against because other agencies will be deprived of money no on a and b. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon. >> marching ma inquiry this is not an attack on working people but all kinds of professional licensing you know lawyers and doctors and psychiatrists if you watch hbo this is where this is leading i'm not kidding this could be you next, i want to address the transit lanes on third can you make it clear those are not a bake lane is it someone can you answer that can you make it understood clearly those are not bike lanes the bicyclists claim it is even though it's marked clearly they're getting nasty they honk their horns and they spit o

but on the way into the health ministers meeting today, the finnish health minister said finland doesn't believe this is a good idea. people are already screened on their exit from west africa. it's a bit of a waste of time and money to screen them a couple of hours later when they arrive in europe, because the chances of ebola symptoms suddenly emerging in that two-hour period are pretty slim. i think the alternative argument is yes, but the useful thing about entry screening is that information can be given. if you experience symptoms after you arrive in europe, here's the number to get hold of. this is what you do. make sure you know the medical route that you need to take if you're worried about ebola in any sense. so differences of opinion. and i think also a more general focus on the understanding that europe probably can cope with a few cases of ebola and the concentration, the focus in europe needs to be how to get more help to where it's really needed in west africa. >> exactly. and on that point, eu leaders are under pressure to actually follow america's example and send troops

economic uncertainty is two percent and cover less than 10 days of cash flow and whereas the current finland to establish and maintain the statutory minimum and whereas the sfusd the proximate four percent for the health warehouses inventory for expenditure and whereas on june 20th, 2014, the governor signed into raw the statutes of 2014 no embodied in the statutory code and whereas the intersection 58 percent education code will become operative should the voters pass it and will require the sfusd to assign balances down to morning 2 percent level of the statutory level for the connective fiscal year following the fiscal year in which the state of california makes a payment to the school and whereas the deposit by the state of california even if one dollars to the stabilization accounted will spend down the ending balances and whereas it could take many years for the state of california to build up a stabilization account yet one year it could be spent down to jeopardizes solvency and whereas the sfusd is not fully implement still below the 2008 level and therefore, be it resolved that the

finland accused the russian navy of interfering with an environmental research vessel in international water. last month two russian fighter planes were reported to have violated swedish work space. >> pilots at germany's biggest airline are starting a 35 hour strike on monday. that will affect short and medium haul flights, and could disrupt travel plans for 200,000 passengers. it will extend to long haul flights on tuesday. it's part of ta dispute over retirement benefits. >> flooding and mudslides killed many people. heavy rain was caused by raem remnants of tropical storm trudy. >> there has been more gunfire between north and south korea. the incident taking place after several north korean troops approach the demarcation line inside the heavily fortified border zone, following the release of photos of kim jong un. showing him using a cane. earlier this week he made a public purposes, his first, and over a month. >> hong kong's leader, cy leung says external forces are involved in the process. he refuses to nam the process. the chinese government says only candidates it approved w

student needs to have an i dp they've finally just moved their location was in the sustainable from a finland prospective pouring money into rents from the downtown location now like a weak prant we need to give the school an opportunity to grow they lost a lot of families in that move we've heard from many of the families last year why they weren't going to move with the school they didn't like the neighborhood but they've made a commitment to the neighborhood so i really was very impressed with the school and the school community and think we need to give them time to be able to get that and finally they've recruited 10 new students and that demonstrated they're trying to grow in the neighborhood so i'll be supporting this charter. >> thank you commissioner maufas. >> thank you president fewer so i had an opportunity to go bike flex academy i don't think if i've mentioned it to the school leadership i was scored - escorted i had a t-shirt on i really wanted to see it in it's natural state and call ahead and say i'm on my way have someone there to escort me they asked for someone to come to

it is even a delegation here today from iraq will stop martin is a kurd living in finland and a formeraiter on the qe2. >> we don't need their weapons, we don't need their support, they just should stops the hurting isis. >> the desperate struggle threatens chaos throughout turkey. this, the aftermath of a night of street that of involving the police and furious kurds in a southern city. eight people died here. violence that echo the worst -- worst days of the pkk separatist movement. kurds for their part are convinced the turkish islamist government has been siding with islamic state all along. suspicions that threaten to undermine a fragile peace process. the pkk pass jailed leader said the fate of talks depends on the face of -- the fate of this city. of smokeowering column rises above the town. the pentagon says it has forced some fighters to leave the city but it says airstrikes alone will not save the town. >> airstrikes have continued in other parts of iraq and syria as well. six days ago, and islamic state stronghold was hit by a british royal air force plane. our correspondent

last week finland accused the russian navy of interfering with one of their environmental research vesselsional waters and last month two russian fighter planes were reported to violate swedish air space and i'm with al jazeera. >> scientists and international policy makers meeting in australia to stop over fishing in antarctica and create two largest marine reserves in the world but concerns that geo politics may get in the way and as our environmental editor nick clark explains. >> reporter: life in the southern nation is abundant and far from human populations, an environment that allows thousands of species to flourish and here the global conveyer belt of ocean current is replenished by the cold, nutrient rich waters of antarctica, it's a living, breathing driver of life on earth. art arc ka is a huge reservoir of ice and freshwater and the water that drains off antarctica drives the entire planet and it's like a hat. thing is you guessed it change is happening and fishing boats hauling out vast quantity of krill and the fish being targeted like the about antarctica and sold as sea bas

this storm now is moving off to the north towards new finland. it is still a category 1 hurricane with winds at about 90 miles per hour. so we are definitely breathing a sigh of relief here in bermuda. but i want to quickly point out hurricane ana out near the hawaiian islands. it's still a category 1 hurricane, but it's not going to hit the islands directly. but it is still producing tropical storm conditions. hilo already picked up three inches of rain. this storm is going to stay well south of the island. it's going to continue to move away over the course of the next couple of days. but rain is going to remain an issue for at least today and into tomorrow, lester. >> dylan, see you tomorrow morning on "today." >>> we're back in a moment with an unusual road trip that's making a difference all across this country. >>> finally tonight, giving back is something that most people think about after a successful career, a chance to help others realize their dreams. but one young couple decided to do it differently, hitting the road with acts of kind

the boat in tallinn, the capital of estonia, you feel you've traveled a long way culturally from finlandn's nordic lutheran culture and language connect it with stockholm and helsinki, but two centuries of czarist russian rule and nearly 50 years as part of the soviet union have blended in a distinctly russian flavor. fins and estonians share a similar history. first, swedish domination, then russian. then independence after world war i. until 1940, the estonians were about as affluent as the fins, but then estonia was gobbled up by an expanding soviet empire and spent the decades after world war ii under communism. when the ussr fell, estonia regained its freedom, and in 2004, it joined the european union. tallinn has modernized at an astounding rate since the fall of the soviet union. its business district shines with the same glass and steel gleam you'll find in any modern city. yet nearby are the rugged and fully intact medieval walls, and the town within these ramparts has a beautifully preserved old-world ambiance. among medieval cities in the north of europe, none are as well pres

the event originated, by the way, in finland.ecause the creator felt, quote, there should be at least one news story that makes people laugh. that's good. the prize included women's -- winning the women's weight in beer. the woman's weight in beer, and five times her weight in cash. all those ladies look in good shape though. >> the wife carrying competition. >> yeah. the wife carrying competition. >> oh, man oh, man. >> okay. >> what's wrong with that? >> having fun in maine. >> yeah, it is. all right meanwhile, a lot of other stuff going an around the world today. not just ebola but isis. we've been reporting on the battle for kobani. what about the battle for baghdad? the islamic terrorists are gaining ground with the city closer and closer we're told. that's raising worries about the possibility of the iraqi capital falling. could it? the u.s. says no. but is that confident prediction right? ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great ri

it's headed towards new finland.p canada and might find its way to the u.k. >> charming i am in the u.k. next week. thanks very much. >>> now at least 40 people are known to have died in a an an avalanches triggers in the himalayans. the search for survivors is now widened to neighbors valleys and peaks. >>> al jazerra is live joining us from the town in the range. what is the latest? >> reporter: more and more news is filtering in five days since the blizzard hit on tuesday. now, as the weather has been pretty clear for the past four days, people who were stranded have also tried to go to other towns. we met with a swiss trekker whose entire team of eight people, mostly all of them nepal i staff were killed in an avalanche in a nearby region and the only reason that they were rescued, two guys were rescued today, one with a fractured leg, it was because three of them -- three from the same team had managed to trek down. so -- and we have been hearing other news about dead trekkers on the path further up. there have

hour, but it is moving at about 36 miles per hour to the northeast, will pass off the coast of new finlandhout the overnight hours, eventually just weaken out over the northern atlantic. out toward hat we and islands again, this is anna wind at 80 miles per hour, moving to the northwest, good news here, storm does not make landfall to any of the islands of hawaii. how much, they are still feeling the effects, clouds, showers, certainly you saw the higher surf there. to our weather, again, big changes on the way as far as the temperatures are going, anywhere from about five to 10 degrees colder right now, compared to this time yesterday. we had cold front move through, temperatures not bad now, at 62 in the city, 57 allentown, 56 reading. but these numbers will continue to drop overnight. still hanging ton low 60s northeast philadelphia, and mt. holly, new jersey. some clouds rolling on through, we keep it dry on storm scan3, little upper level disturbance passes by, could be sprinkle in the poconos, but elsewhere, dry conditions through the overnight. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, but big c

we get this one from finland.pple is to blame for the country's economic downturn according to the prime minister. apple is a major reason the largest export industries of paper, i.t. and mobile are struggling. iphone killed paper and killed nokia so they downgraded finland's debt rating. >> "the wall street journal" saudi arabia is making an aggressive push to defend its market share of oil across europe and asia frustrating world markets. opec was stunned when it slashed november prices igniting a price war. the company is also asking buyers in europe to commit to maximum shipments in order to receive oil as it faces stiffer competition. >> you guys are going to love this one. the cincinnati inquirer, how often do you send the kids to school with cupcakes and birthday cakes? >> can't do that. >> birthdays -- send them with coke. coca-cola. >> all right. in kentucky, the burlington elementary school in efforts to combat childhood obesity say they don't want cake and ice cream and other products for children's bir

from finland to japan -- that is a lot of countries. we do imagine the world not the way it is. we are all guilty of that. so we try to be normal as i said. my birth mother, and i know and loving her although i didn't write about her in the book. so french didn't work out. she was accused as people did then contact with foreigners and went to log. she didn't deserve to spend ten years in the detention camp. and one of the fun facts and russia's fun facts are always very tragic. and one of those facts was one of the pussy riot members. those young women who sang against putin and one went to prison? one was released last year she actually was in the same camp as leonid's supposed wife. this is the camp that continued to exist. it was refurbished and they kept track of human rights violations today of course but in her times in 1940's there was so much thing. but it is the same camp. in those times it was called [russian name] and then for a second imagine russia is no longer a soviet union and still has the camps under stalin there. that will mess up your mind. this isn't only a

the winning couple now qualifies for the world wife carrying championships which is next summer in finland> i could literally watch that video all day. i think it's so funny. >> i just can't believe that the husbands are able to carry their wives without them falling to the ground. >> why don't they all have helmets on? >> i know. >> seven-day forecast shows that we are going to see temperatures today pushing into the 60s and by tomorrow, 68. 70s by tomorrow. >> that's it for us today. don't forget to watch the eagles. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> this morning on "meet the press", the ebola outbreak, a second case in the united states as a texas health care worker tests positive for the virus after treating thomas eric duncan, the very first person to die of ebola in the country. the politics of f

. >> after tracking more than 3700 people over seven years' time, researchers in finland say men shouldet seven hours and 48 minutes of sleep a night. >> women should get seven hours and 36 minutes. there you go. but we do have some work to do. a recent poll shows 40% of americans get less than seven hours of shut-eye a night. i can tell you that's for sure. >>> on the subject of sleep, one father in england checked on his twin daughters at bedtime expecting them to be tucked in and snug. >> instead they were too busy chatting to even contemplate sleep. >> lots of giggling here and there. they clearly have better things to do at bedtime. >> the family posted the video to facebook. it's brought delight to millions of people. how cute. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and the new scare in dallas this evening. the possible new patient, raced to the hospital. he was part of the team responding to that apartment. just hours after we learn the ebola patient in dallas has died. >>> also breaking, the nationwide manhunt for one of america's most wanted. and tonigh

finland is doing 10-year money. at 1%.ord lows in the yields and across much of the eurozone bonds this morning. i want to take a quick look at the dollar in the fx market. the dollar taking a slap this morning again. down by 1/3 of 1% on the dollar index which is basically like looking at euro/dollar because it is so heavily weighted to the euro. it is higher by .2%. at 1.6204. if the fed is concerned about growth in europe, what does this mean for the bank of england and what does it mean for the potential for this central bank to hike first? >> yep. the u.k. will be first. we'll see whether that comes to fruition. coming up, mark zuckerberg wants to make one billion new facebook friends. he is making a speech in new dell hawaii. when ave a look at that woe we have come back. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. you're watching "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters. i'm guy johnson. these are the top headlines. the u.s. is stepping up screenings for ebola. passengers arriving at j.f.k. from west

you mentioned the french design, the epr design which is under construction in finland and in france.there's two under construction there. the plants there, unfortunately, have experienced incredible delays. so generation iii is let's wait and see how it operates when it actually comes online, you know? our job is to make sure that these things operate safely. not to promote them, but to make sure that they operate safely. so we'll see. we actually have been at the nuclear regulatory commission just within a few weeks ago gave a license to a new design, new design certification application. we approved for the, what they call the esbwr. and that one, we'll see if that's constructed anywhere too. so, you know, it's a sort of a wait and see. the koreans are building their model of reactor, what they call the apr 1400, they're building four of those right now in the united arab emirates, a country that heretofore did not have nuclear power. and we work closely with their regulator as well. so in terms of the generation iv designs which are even more advanced reactors, frankly, they are a

finland's indoor atlas navigates indoors. point inside uses wi-fi and sensors. waze owner, google. ofans to use the the crowd to build up its database. if you've got the sense of direction of a blindfolded badger, you need never get lost again. where did i put my wallet? elliott gotkine, bloomberg, tel aviv. >> elliott gotkine comedy blindfolded badger. >> that is getting monty python-esque. emilio lozoya austin -- >> will be back in a couple minutes. >> welcome back. you're watching "the pulse." bloomberg's london headquarters. let's get energy security. ukrainian-russian energy ministers are meeting in brussels. staying warm this winter is the .op of the agenda ukraine seeking to avoid a winter gas cut. a background to what is happening with oil prices. good morning. let's start off with gas. terms, how much destabilization are we going to see? how significant are these talks? most of the countries in central and eastern europe are relying on russian gas. countries like ease germany, 40% .ely, austria is 80% czech republic and hungary are 100%. if the russians to interrupt the su

norway,ecalled in sweden, and finland because they have stricter guidelines. >> a popular local bike club could be on the verge of losing its liquor license. >> it's a well-known strip club in bc but residents who live near the club say it's well known for all the wrong reasons. now they want to hit where it will hurt the club the most. i'm jennifer donelan. that's a story we are working on coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> most women can say they've had experiences like this is just walking down the street. this young woman walking through the streets of new york city with a hidden camera to show cap how often she gets called. she said over the course of 10 hours in happened more than 100 times and now her video is being turned into a public service announcement. give two guys who maybe they consider whistling at a girl to see things from the other side and really feel going through this every day, i feel kind of sick. >> experts say it could impact a woman's self-esteem. >> we want to know what you think about these. are they complements or is it harassment? no self-respecting wo

it is headed towards new finland tonight and expected to keep winding down.s. >>> hurricane ana is sideswiping hawaii, but there is plenty of rain. forecasters are expecting 3-6 inches to fall and flooding has shutdown one major highway. tourists did what they could to enjoy the weekend. >> we're trying to do the outdoorsy stuff and all the things we want to do and after that we'll stay in or stay close to the resort. >> lig weaches are -- big waves are lark at the -- lashing at the shores and the storm is on course missing oahu and the big island by more than 100 miles. mike has been calling the hurricane track all week for us. it looked like it would be a direct hit. he's here with the latest track of this storm. >> yeah, no longer a direct hit, but close enough to the islands as you saw in the video to generate heavy rain and strong winds. here is the late rieft now on the ray -- list right now on the radar. 100 miles offshore to the southwest of oahu and circulation moving in. you can see the moisture sweeping in from the south. here is the latest. catego