let's bring in our political correspondent hans browne to is tracking the story for us hi hans good to see you what more can you tell us about these people who are arrested well there are six of them they're all between twenty and thirty years old. have already started trying to get fire weapons trying to get weapons to execute some kind of. plan that they were meant to have had possibly in the next few days and on wednesday on the third of october which is the german national holiday the day of german unity so in a sense this was also some kind of preventative attack they were already involved in an attack two weeks ago where foreigners were attacked by these people and the leader of the group has been under arrest since that time the other five people will now all rest in the last twenty four hours and how that we've been looking at pictures of those very large right wing protests that took place in cabinets in august now these arrests is there a connection. there's i think there is a canvas has become some sort of a symbolic symbol for right wing activism in germany in the last coup

welcome to pastor hans houck, you are the chaplain. good morning. >> welcome to both of you. the reason i'm excited is because of the services you provide to seniors all over the bay area and we want to hear more about those services. the first question is obvious. what does this mean question work. >> first of all, i'd like to say thank you for having us. i'm so excited to be here. i get to talk about the incredible things that are taking place. it's from the word peaceful abode. peaceful abode is really emphasizing to let the community know exactly what it is we are about. that is we are hoping that seniors and we are relentlessly pursuing that seniors can age with dignity and as much independence as possible within their communities. >> very good. we have heard the definition. peaceful abode. how does this create a peaceful abode for seniors? >> it started over 50 year in north beach trying to meet a need of that community. that was exactly what i said. how do we help seniors to live with dignity within their communities to remain in their homes for as long as possible? on

palmira: gracias por tu reporte, el distrito escolar de revÉs good realizÓ una reunión comunitaria para expresar su oposiciÓn a mensajes de odio que hanlizar hace pocos minutos pero todavÍa quedan participantes y padres de familia, miembros de la comunidad escolar de palo alto. quieren asegurar a la comunidad que no serÁn divididos por el odio racial. la semana pasada en la carta al distrito escolar a la que una persona desea ser residente de palo alto, manifestaban preocupaciÓn porque segÚn ella, habÍa personas indocumentadas trabajando en el distrito. la carta incluÍa nombres de siete personas y a la vez indicÓ que mandarÍa esa informaciÓn a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. hablamos con dos hermanos que trabajan en este distrito que. cuyos nombres aparecen en la carta ellos son ciudadanos de los estados unidos y estÁn muy afectados por el contenido de t reportaje con todo lo que ellos nos dijeron sobre este impacto tan grande a raÍz de ese acto que muchos consideran un acto de racismo y discriminaciÓn. el reportaje completo a las palmira: gracias, tenemos a las 11. en la recta final para las elecciones del 6 de noviembre, las cÁmaras

rivals their rally in formula one stars of today and yesterday years like hans joachim struck as a put is to me he considers good woods to the place for historical motor sports this could only happen in england fans here often know more about what he's done in this life than he does him self and there's the park and everything else england has to offer the range of vehicles here is beyond compare is this i thought would be depleted gets. a good c.e.o. thinks this british motoring event is the world's finest. as call the festival of speed but he calls it the festival of gorgeous cars new old and famous. there are even child sized ones for. many car makers to. take the opportunity to present their latest models to a large audience not being made to see monologues says alongside motoring past and present goodwood is also looking to the future and the first glance paddick automakers are showing the cars of tomorrow is personal highlight the toyota supra which is making a comeback after sixteen years. the fifteen hundred kilogram sport who pay is to be building cooperation with b.m.w. it will likely have a price tag

. >> clerk: [calling names] >> good afternoon, my name is john han ry, i run the han ry hotel. i'm in opposition. primarily for years now, i've been to dozens of meetings the m.t.a. has had and in these meetings the plans presented are already done. it's not really a community outreach. it's more of here's the plan. we are just doing the community outreach so we can be on record. i have also found in these meetings project managers when asked about one project versus the other they say they don't really communicate. they are project oriented for that one project was a little bit concerning. we talked about the closures and the reach out. stockton and ellis were great examples when the community found out about the closures. they came out in total opposition and stockton is back to where it will eventually be. ellis was not changed at all. 6th street was a major artery in and out of the city for our employees, for deliveries for small and large businesses and to our visitors. closing of this street for a couple blocks but they are also taking away the tow-away zone on the entran

good to speak with you hans the merry group joining us there from nairobi i want the election in cameroon just around the corner you can read more about the candidates trying to beat president poor just search for cameroon on al-jazeera dot com now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a bid by the former yugoslav republic of macedonia to change its name has failed sunday's referendum had strong support but the turnout didn't reach the fifty percent threshold needed to make it valid just over a third of voters cast ballots with ninety percent of them supporting the new name the republic of north macedonia the governments wanted the name changed to help end a decades old dispute with respect as a province and saying name. the country's leader says the low turnout doesn't mean he should step down now was easier not to begin again i know the opposition knows all the citizens know there is and there can be no better agreement with greece there is and there can be no alternative to macedonia as membership of nato and the e.u. let's not play games with our unity

women well to discuss that i'm now joined by han that at war a prominent iraqi human rights activist and founder of the amal association madame ad words good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. thank you now first of all let me ask you about the latest political development in your country five months after the national elections the major political factions have finally managed to agree on the three main posts in the country is that a positive development as far as you're concerned oh yes thank you you know.

joining me now from singapore is i mean they i mean it is a jap han stock market strategist with singapore based symmetric advisors good to have you with us so how much damage has the whole affair done to the attractiveness of saudi money in the tech world right now or it's difficult to say the moment but i mean the likelihood is that you know it's going to have some notable impact of on companies that will accept. the vision fund money. and it also depends on you know either or their. seed as if you like and then whether they were going to continue to stay in the vision fund say you know is it open debate but obviously it's not very good news for in terms of the prospects going forward how important is saudi money how important is vision fund to the tech world was forty five percent of the of the vision funds forty five billion that put in an one hundred billion fund not all the money as been has been invested or i'm not sure if they've managed to raise the full amount as of yet but. as far as saudis. contribution to the first vision fund was supposed to be forty five percent or forty five billion and they were lookin

women well to discuss that i'm now joined by han at the war a prominent iraqi human rights activist and founder of the amal association madame ad words good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. thank you now first of all let me ask you about the latest political development in your country five months after the national elections the major political factions have finally managed to agree on the three main posts in the country is that a positive development as far as you're concerned. oh yes thank you you know we were working for this election. we have seen the results of this elections which as you know get you know eighty three women being elected this is according to our court not to list them twenty five percent you know eighty three the top ten of women in parliament from the whole three hundred twenty nine seats so this is one of the things that a new course of the parliamentarian life would be started but this is it needs a wire meant you know the political. depends on the coalitions of the blokes on the you know the women or so we are looking for women participation more than before on the political issues on the chang

john a han than that hunt has more from the l.a. bureau. >> good evening, shannon. susan collins was the immediate target of celebrity wrath after her speech. . anger from women. alyssa milano, one of the leading voices in the "me too" movement has been lobbying against judge kavanaugh. senator collins announced her yes vote, milano tweeted, don't let this performance tool you. if senator collins believed in me too she would have opened the door when i was in her office to hear stories of constituent survivors. another actress, minnie driver, wrote on twitter, women not believing women, assuring the rise of toxic masculinity and giving it a permanent home. i feel utter despair right now. funding susan collins dem opponent won't save the generations would have men whose lives will suffer because of kavanaugh. mollie ringwold, simply, susan collins are you a betrayer of women. prior to the speech, other celebrities weighed in on the confirmation process. >> they do more thorough investigation of the contestants on the bachelor than they did for the supreme court. i've

s yulia han is standing by for us in front of the saudi consulate where she was last seen good morning to you yulia we're getting some more clues about what might have happened to him as we just heard what is the latest there from the turkish authorities. well let me point one thing out the turkish authorities turkish investigators have not yet officially tabled their evidence what they do instead is leak bits and pieces of information to the media and this has really turned this whole story into a puzzle where it has become sometimes very difficult to distinguish facts from fiction now on monday two days ago a joint team of turkish and saudi investigators went into this building right behind me the saudi consulate here in istanbul they searched the building for about nine hours they took reportedly took samples from the garden soil from walls as well because there have been reports walls have been painted over they inspected the rooftop and one source familiar with the investigation later confirmed to us that they indeed found in a quote concrete evidence that mr was indeed killed now

good point. he is no guaranty, is he? we don't know. hans, i was reading your notes, he will also act, mr.anaugh, refusal to create imaginary rights that fit the progressive mind-set. like what? what did you mean like that? >> the justice kennedy was the key vote in the in the, in the obendorf. they recognize ad right not in the constitution and took it away from the states. the state always had prerogative deciding marriage laws in this country. it was being decided through the democratic process. some states were starting to recognize it. others weren't, yet the cut suddenly stepped in and said by judicial fiat we're creating this right he. ashley: does he change the topic on gay rights, brett kavanaugh, misty? >> see i don't think so if i had a crystal ball, again we'll see respect for precedent. what we might see narrowing of some of these decisions with cases that are going to come up through the court. i don't predict a full upheaval of some of these cases now the law of the land. ashley: we'll have to leave it there. we'll find out i guess. misty, hans, thank you so much for joining

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our correspondent hans brian todd he is in central berlin for us where there are a number of festivities taking place today for twenty eight years of german reunification i have good to see you so we heard. the president of the bundestag there a touching on the challenge of migration he also touched on another number of other issues as well what did you make of the speech that he delivered. well it was a very thoughtful very searching out tires very philosophical speech should i think in the end what he was trying to say is that the celebration of unity not only concerns the unity between germans from us. and west which is obviously the reason why we are celebrating the state today but he was also trying to extend this idea of unity to the need for unity between different parts of the population not just east and west but also the poor and the more well to do the political elites and those who feel that the political leader has somehow left them behind and also including migrants who have come into germany in larger numbers in the last few years so the idea of unity the idea of being. a unified country where people look after each other or something i think that h

good cost multi-talented. tracy created hundreds of pieces for the band and production his typical delicate style faced some challenges these hats have to also put up with a lot of abuse. it's hans dress with a backstage crew at the finished last in charge of the final adjustments before the dances take the stage. they have to make sure the hearse will last through many performances to come. one hundred artists are involved in the production and many of them have to change outfits several times a performance costumes headgear and choreography as one homeowner this whole putting it all together was the job of director christa munson. it was a great challenge in finding the ways of integrating movement and athletic movement at times you know high risk acrobatics with heart design the weight of a hat how does the hat sit on the face how does it cover the eyes and is it ok that a cover as it is the eyes because it creates a new something we've never seen before. this show is especially taxing for the dancers. along with classical ballet hung up but had to work hard to build up the muscles in her throat and neck. there are up to eight performances a week. and several times an evening

so joe once when my father hans writes all he's been using for 50 or 60 years too many 18-year-olds there has to be a background check? there are sensible alternative. my good friend in the state of kansas in order to carry concealed you had to meet requirements which doesn't include training. in minnesota i busy training course you have to go to because it's a huge responsibility to carry concealed so somebody from kansas comes to the state of minnesota that concerns me because they don't have the training. we talked about it they wanted it to be like a drivers license. >> all states have to have consistent training. i put two of my children through driver's ed right now. we know that thereow is the in classroom and then street driving. we know young drivers are put through a course and we can expect when they go to the state to understand the rules to. historically we can have a great discussion and i'm willing to do that. >> the biggest loophole is with gun shows where there are thousands of weapons to pick out any gun they want without having to go to a background check we don't need to worry about private sales were handing a gun down from your grandpa

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good talking about print. we have been talking about the semi cycle rolling over he told me semis will be down tomorrow. anything broad based will be exposed. i also checked with hans mosesman from rosenblatt he said his outlook down 12% quarter of quarter 3.8 billion below consensus. he said weaker trends across the board for analog skens you view was for a slight miss this was a bit worse than expected t.i. can execs on the call talked about slowing demand for products specifically industrial demand slowing to upper single digit growth automaticive episoded it slowed from previous quarters as the q 49 outlook he hadding into a softer market they told analysts they will try to execute and be dplind they focus on the industrial and automotive markets the ti is down about 7, 8% look at the smh down 11 processors month to date. the etf down for the worst month since 2010. >> josh the liften in san francisco. low backing at semi conductors exposed seifer semi for one down 3% and xpi has major exposure particularly it to auto and china down 2% what do you make of to it. >> that's the most important take away it's not the pc or smartphone supply chain you but it's indus

hans has been sworn in. we will check in -- justice has been sworn in. how brett kavanaugh's addition to the highest court could change history, coming up. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> well, good morning to you. we are enjoying blue skies, mild and breezy conditions in some areas. this is a long way to the top by ac/dc. we are taking your requests. anything to do with fleet week, blue sky, flying, um instagram or facebook us. we will take your requests and hope to get them on the air. details on weather coming up. >>> after a bitter nomination battle, judge brett kavanaugh yesterday was sworn this as the next supreme court justice. for more analysis we have the uc hastings law professor david levine here. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> judge brett kavanaugh was confirmed with the sli