which pleases the fuhrer very gerring and her r goebels, too.lteacher is about to give the class a lesson in natural history. >> [speaking german] ♪ narrator: now, let's see what they learn from this lesson. >> [speaking german] >> he said the poor rabbit. is he out of his mind? >> [speaking german] [laughter] ♪ narrator: what would the fuhrer think of such a stupid answer? ♪ >> [speaking german] narrator: now then, who can give the correct answer? >> [speaking german] narrator: the world belongs to be strong. and to the brutal. the rabbit is a coward and deserves to die. they spit on the rabbit. nice kids. >> good. >> [speaking german] narrator: he hates the rabbit. there is no room for weaklings. hans is learning fast. my, how he hates that rabbit. hans has come around to the correct nazi way of thinking. nice going, eh, adolf? >> [speaking german] narrator: yes, this lesson is the basis for the nazi creed, for germany will likewise destroy all weak and cowardly nations. [speaking german] narrator: germans are a super race. all others will be

goebel. no action is required. public comment on this item? >> good afternoon again commissioners, eric brooks, cleanpowersf advocate. i wanted to bring up something in this process because it's really hard for the public to be involved in the selection. i want to bring this up ahead of time so it's in the mix and that is that something experts have talked to us about, both in public and behind the scenes and in meetings. that is that whoever we hire to help us do all these things, especially plan the local build out, needs to be somebody who understands the dynamics of what is called a virtual power plant and how that works. i talked about that a long time ago, but i'll explain it again. it means you are in your local area, like that 9 county bay area region that was shown to us by the sfpuc. you're building renewable resources, battery storage, demand response devices, and you know, offshore wind. you're creating a very diverse system of efficiency and renewables, so that once you built out that network, or that big area network, you have th

off of the river when they knew there was bacteria in the waterer and they knew that it was kelly goebel and making them very sick. it is the question that we are still trying to answer in the special prosecutor in the preliminary hearing talk a lot about the pipeline and the bonds andth the money and the payments that need it to be made but we have yet to prove any of that to be true. >> carol no real hope michigan. where is royal oak in the state. >> we are about 20 minutes from plants. flint is north of us. abby: forgive me if you've answered this but what in the world ever made but city council decided to on the from detroit water and start this mess. abby: i'm not sure if you are familiar but in michigan they haveli the former administration used emergency managers a lot so there's state officials appointed by the government who answered just to the treasury. their job is to balance the budget in the cities. that was on emergency manager at the time. so it was in state control. it had about four different emergency managers shuffling in and out during this time period. while the cit

this time in global trade -- the goebel trends we are seeing, whether it's optimism around the trade conversation that caused that risk, that rush in global bond markets, we also overlay on top of that declining expectations for what central banks globally are going to do. in particular, the ecb. lots of hawkish lines from ecb policy makers, particularly the northern ones in recent weeks. that is being digested. ecb meeting.d that let's get into the markets now singapore.udmore in start with the bond markets. the is your assessment of driving seat? what is guiding us in a pivot point in bond markets? we see bunds react, we see the volume of negative yielding debt globally contracting. what is the driver for you? are the driver here. the move in treasuries in august was the largest. we saw 10 year yields down by 50 basis points. an incredible move. volatility through bond markets globally. this massive surge in debt. we are now seeing a retracement. some people think we have turned a corner. that was a basic point for 10 year yield and we are going to go higher from here. most people

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back in manchester at the conservative party conference, our attention in goebel markets is on trade tensions between the u.s. and china -- a global markets is on trade tensions between the u.s. and china. a treasury official said washington has no plans for growth at this point to take such a step. china vowed to continue opening up its financial markets ahead of the next round of trade negotiations. we are joined with the latest. positionhe u.s. latest coming out of the white house? >> the treasury department put out a very narrow denial of the story. the question of whether the u.s. would stop chinese companies is only one of the options apparently being discussed within the government. like arguments were things stopping u.s. pension funds from investing in china, stopping u.s. flows from going in chinese stock and bond markets. different number of problems the u.s. sees with financial contact with the chinese economy. the treasury's denial that for the time being it is not looking at chinese currency listing on stock exchanges is only addressing one part of that. obviously, as w

list for its next ceo includes citigroup's goebel banking had.terim ceo was seen as another strong candidate. key consideration was experience in asia where hsbc generated most of its profit last year. shery: and agriculture company nufarm is surging after selling its crop protection asset sumitomo chemical. it is offloading units in result, argentina, colombia, and chile -- the deal is to be completed in the first half of next year. nufarm has said it will use the money to reduce debt and shift focus with operations in north america, europe, and asia. paul: september is on track to be a record for foreigners buying a-shares. overseas investors have injected more than $9 billion into the market. the shanghai composite index is headed for its first monthly gain since june. >> india has found the export of all varieties of london -- a bunion. onion.eties of prices are a sensitive political issue. the government says they will continue and consider action against profiteering. london sayts from the bp chief is planning to step down. the ceo took the

. >>> the city of goebel gilroy has reopened christmas l parsons the mass shooting.ee. here is updates throughout your day on kpix.com. >>> we are taking a look at the roadways it has been troublesome along highway 101 as you head through there are few accidents this morning northbound and southbound. one in mountain view in another a middle park which is causing some significant delays. you can see some red there on the southbound side of 101 so just a heads up as you head through there if you're coming out of the south expect delays as well to san jose. a crash involving a motorcycle on the north side of 880 and marina boulevard. you are slow in both directions. definitely slowing you down toward the san mateo bridge. near the colosseum all of those tear lights are headed northbound. lots of brake lights. but again he will be tapping your brake lights once you hit the hayward area. drive times on the west on highway four to the mesa 46 minutes. >>> we are starting off the day with great skies and for parts of the vacancy fog looking north this morning. we are event