let's cross to westchester, new york and speak to karen greenberg.ith fordham university's centre on national security. a 59—year—old journalist walks into a consulate, it into a fight and dies and it takes two weeks to hear about that. is this really credible? no, it is insufficient, it is incredible and it is somewhat insulting to anybody who is rational. this contradicts earlier statements, we remember originally that cameras had caught khashoggi leaving, then they'd denied so many aspects of this, and now they come up with a story that is frankly not credible, when there are 15 individuals who are there and one man who is said to get caught in a fist fight with them, and then somehow dies and had his body dismembered, it is not credible. in a way you cannot believe they would have put this out and thought that we would think it was credible, theyjust wanted a story and this is the one they had decided to come up with. is this the house of saud on the back foot now? unable to handle this situation, something they thought they could maybe get away

on my own i'm just an employee and carrying out orders from the king and the crown prince karen greenberg is director of the center on national security at fordham university school of law she says saudi arabia's explanation of what happened jean is insulting. they knew they had to come up with a story and this is what they think is the best story for their purposes that they can come up with and i think the response to that has to be whether it's from the white house or from the media or from the expert community is that that's not good enough the story the flies have to meet a with the facts and be has to be part of an investigation the more than the person accused of leading this effort and this murder is it has to be an investigation by somebody other than him and his forces and so if it's at the very least insufficient but it's also insulting it's really a question of saying what you saw what you heard what billy the few facts that we do know you can push those aside because here is our story and worst ticking to it and i think if it is in a word insulting this story could have gone

now it's time for action says rabbi greenberg. >> the future is determined by the love of the human heartsately is much more powerful. >> people from many faiths honored the victims of yesterday's shooting by calling for peace and unity in san francisco. ♪ >> abc 7 news was inside temple emmanu w myeople in their. one congregation's rabbis called on people of different backgrounds to embrace each other. >> when we help hold each other up at a time like this, we help bring hope back into life. >> we as people of faith can only respond with faith, with hope and with love. >> we are here to affirm being alive, a-l-i-v-e, aware, loving, inspired and engaged. >> a survivor of a neo-nazi attack of osouthern california jewish center also spoke at today's service. >> pope francis called the attack an inhumane act of violence. he offered his condolences to the city's jewish community and ended his sermon with a prayer to end outbreaks of hate. senator kamala harris talked about the synagogue shooting while campaigning today. she called it a massacre by hatred. >> and whatever god anyone worships, w

minutes ok i should say harry thank you so much money we'll get back to you in just a moment karen greenberg is a director of the center of national security at fordham university school of law she joins us via skype and westchester and new york state and i want to put the same question to you there will be obviously more questions not fewer questions now that this this narrative is coming out karen. it will this stand up will or will it can this narrative continue to to change and evolve. it's hard to imagine this narrative and this stand up for very long if because it contradicts what was first said and so the question is what's going to be contradictory to come down the pike in the future it may be that this is the narrative that the saudis think suits their interests the best and that this is when they're going to stick with but i agree with your guest that this the pushback is not just going to come from the white house it's going to come from everywhere it's going to come from journalist it's going to come from i think many of the human rights people around the world i think it's going

brian greenberg with life moves -- a homeless service provider, helping more than 100 homeless familiesnight on the peninsula -- says they've seen landlords renting rvs now for more than a year."so not everybody living in an rv actually owns that recreational vehicle."in palo alto michelle kingston kron 4 news san francisco's transit agency has worked out a compromise for two companies to roll out a pilot program to bring scooters back to the city. the san francisco municipal transportation agency is planning to issue two permits to the companies scoot and skip on october 15th. each permit will allow the companies to offer a maximum of 625 scooters in the first six months. transportation officials say after the pilot program has been active for six months they will consider issuing more permits. (ken) concord police are looking for two men they suspect of burglarizing three different cell phone stores in concord earlier this month. (catherine) in one of those thefts the men were caught on surveillance video.. it shows two men wearing hooded sweatshirts walking into the at&t store in the

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. >> reporter: ryan greenberg is a ceo of a peninsula agency that houses the homeless. >> it's a solution for some people who would otherwise be living unsheltered or in their cars. >> reporter: kpix 5 first learned of the situation during a crackdown by palo alto police on rvs illegally parked too long in sameace >>'suscomi to tow right now. and then we'll ask them, well are you the registered owner, and they would say no, i rent it from a guy. >> reporter: but it's an arrangement for those who could lose the belongings if the rv does get towed. >> they are not even the legally registered owner of it. they can't claim the property in it until they get the owner to help them had out. >> the police department has received a definite increase in complaints of rvs. >> reporter: could it be rv landlords are increasing the number of rvs on palo alto streets? palo alto police are looking into it. >> this is something we have been made aware of, and we are looking into that. we will be exploring what we will do with that. >> reporter: one source told us rv landlords are charging between $400 to

members have given menendez over $200,000 for his reelection campaign. 48,000 of that came from greenbergfor turkey in 2018. how is that relevant? no big deal, just the menendez is a ranking member of the senate foreign affairs committee. he's also brought in $20,000 for brownstein hyatt which is infringed $50,000 this year lobbying the government of india and $300,000 for saudi arabia. yes, you heard that right. while the democrats attacked president trump over his handling of the murder of jamal khashoggi, the most senior elected official foreign-policy is handling campaign cash from saudi arabia lobbyists. by the way, what the hell is the ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee or any member of congress for that matter, doing taking any money at all from lobbyist from foreign governments? we'll keep campaigning on that until it is totally banned. anyway, back to menendez. the swamp record amounts to morethan conflict and lobbyist donations. much more. in 2015, he was indicted by the obama administration of federal corruption charges. menendez had a friend , a wealthy d

and then went to little rock, arkansas to write editorial newspapers they are for a man named paul greenberg. i came back a year and a half ago to write a book on crime, which i am just finishing up. in august i started working at the weekly standard in september of this year. brian: why did you get rid of that bowtie. tucker: i don't know, but i him get -- i am glad i quit smoking. i in both hung over and quit smoking. it is like every other year, i gained too much weight. ties -- i haveow worn them all my life. in high school we had a dress code, and then i wore them until 2006. i gave them up because people always mocked me. it is ap -- a deeply provocative piece of net where. somebody said to me, did your agent suggest for you to wear that. it was like an advertisement gimmick or something. i gave them up after that. brian: why did you write this book? tucker: because i really meant it. it is the only book on the market that is not about trump. it is indefatigably not about trump. it is about why we elected trump. i could not get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. it

on my own i'm just an employee and carrying out orders from the king and the crown prince karen greenberg is director of the center on national security at fordham university school of law she says saudi arabia's explanation of what happened to john marshall g. is insulting. they knew they had to come up with a story and this is what they think is the best story for their purposes that they can come up with and i think the response to that has to be whether it's from the white house or from the media or from the expert community is that that's not good enough the story that flies have to meet a with the facts and the has to be part of an investigation the more than the person accused of leading this effort and this murder is it has to be an investigation by somebody other than him and his forces and so it's at very least insufficient but it's also insulting it's really a question of saying what you so what you heard what's been leaked a few facts that we do know you can push those aside because here's our story and worse to keep sticking to it and i think it is in a word insulting this st

. >>> suffolk university kenneth greenberg taught a class on the role of honor and dueling in the lives of slave masters you may think you know something about it, you may recognize the idea of dueling. is usually misunderstood. when you hear about it and you read about slavery it often comes from novels and films. the people that do those don't understand what the institution is and how it is connected to slavery. back then the masters used to duel with each other. they would shoot pistols at each other. you will understand why that occurs. and yet, that makes them on from our point of view. what is this all about exactly? before we start down that road of discussing tools and honor, i want to make some larger points for you to keep in mind. the first thing i'm going to say, i have said this other ways before, one of the big mistakes you can make as a historian is assuming that, back then they were just like us. i mean they wore funny clothes and they looked a little different. the eight different things but they are basically people. they are the same as us. yet, if you believe that -

to ok sammy thank you very much we'll bring you back and just a moment right now and go to karen greenberg is director of the center on national security at fordham university school of law she joins us from westchester new york state i'm actually curious if you agree with what sammy was saying there karen that this is this is more than about me the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia this is very specifically about what seems to be a real between donald trump jerry cushion or. i certainly think you could argue that that this isn't really anymore about and i think that's what's getting so much opposition and discussion in congress right now is is this a personal relationship or is this this is extend to two countries relationships and so it's a question of whether or not we actually know the answer to that i don't know but there are a number of experts who are weighing in as sure as your guested in that way i think that the deeper issue here is to speak to some of the commentary is you can't have it both ways is it that mohammed in some on is a strong autocratic leader

in the immortal words of ace greenberg stocks fluctuate. look this happens. as you said we've given up a few months worth of gains. the dow and s&p at seven teen sometimes forward earnings. i don't know if that is crazy with a growing economy, growing earnings. atlanta fed, st. louis fed, saying 4.2% gdp growth in the third quarter. melissa: wow. david: danielle, the president himself wade in on what the fed is doing in terms of raising interest rates. we'll have two, three, four more interest rates rise over next 12 months, as a result of that. a lot of people are saying, gee, you know, the market has just about topped off. if i cash out right now, and put my money in three-month, six-month treasury, i get guaranteed 2 1/2% interest. that's why a lot of people are repositioning their money, no? >> absolutely. cash has begun to pay for the first time in a generation. there are people alive who can't remember when cash actually paid any kind of an income stream to investors but by the same token i think what is interesting in today's market, is the markets don

. >> it was a good sign for a bottom greenberg told me that i was in the dumb class.nd i remember coming home my parents were like wow, my son is in the dumb class it was not dumb. those people are in that same class but they have not escaped it >> it is tough i didn't know how to spell >> you got there >> they don't use tracks anymore. tracks were bad. tracks were bad, i stayed in that track until underlininth g. it was wrong >> i am still angry about it >> gm is up sharply in the market the automaker blows, the cfo talked to phil lebeau earlier. h >> higher prices and better mix. the premarket moved here, jim. they only had one double digits move >> i want to be careful. i want to see what people say about whether china can be maintained and what david said about apple which is yes i have to say apple gives me the hurdle, what are the chinese going to do? a lot of that strength -- >> it is 40% now gm is trying to deliver 836,000 vehicles in the third quarter. >> whatever to the chinese government, they don't want that but then things slow >> that's what i am worried

matt greenberg's restaurant sat empty as soon as red tide came ashore. >> the last time i feel like ithis empty was, like, during the hurricane when we came and the whole island was shut down. so very weird. >> reporter: bio chemist is an authority on the waterway. he recommends steering clear of the beach as the red tide runs its course. >> as water gets cooler, these will go away. the big question is how long this is going to take. >> reporter: the fumes can be so bad out here that you might be able to make out in that shot that our crew has to wear masks out here. it is the first time since 1957 red tide has been detected along the east coast of florida. the state will allocate $3 million in grants to help affected counties. miami and palm beach county beaches are expected to reopen today, even though red tide still threatens part of the coastline. >> oh, manuel, put on your mask too. i'm glad the crew is wearing the masks. happened on the gulf and now miami's affected as well. i hope they find a solution. >> i hope so too. >>> all right, up next, a look at this morning's other head

expense of microsoft or -- >> i agree with that google cloud service has to do best >> i like diane greenberg very much but we are not getting numbers from them. and notice from vmware quarter where they're indicating how strong service is. >> twitter and snap are participating on the back of the pivotal upgrade. thinking back to morgan stanley who has been skeptical on the rally argued on the note called no margins on the era and tech is more cyclical you don't believe that in. >> micron proven me wrong on that i thought micron gotten a little more long-term growth and not commodity. there were not a lot of d-rams prices are going to be down badly like flash if that's the case you are going to see, nxpi, it turns out it was cyclical and one was recommending nxpi this morning, but it was down so much. micron, the industrial iot change is not as strong as we thought. it worries me. this autos -- >> yeah. >> i am just trying to think through what you are saying, io and autos and when i think of iot, i think of autonomous which is years ago >> gary dickerson, have you seen that stock >> yeah. >>