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the strong yen has been a thorn in the side of the boj this year. has also been keeping a lid on the nikkei and wealth creation in the country, so they're glad to see a stronger dollar bringing down the yen. other winners include australia. they would like to see the currency weaker. by thiseen propped up rally and commodity prices. thailand is another winner. they have a big exporting base, so they are happy to see the dollar strengthened. that helps them. haidi: right, losers? losers, again, everyone has different opinions on this, but those --us to would be when the tide goes out, you see who is exposed. indonesia and malaysia are among those who have concerns. they have built a strong international reserves, inflation remains a worry. the indications are is there will not be in the circuit breaker and the strong dollar for any time soon. haidi: we have to leave it there. korean: looking at south staysent and whether she in office creates more questions than answered. we saw that speech yesterday, didn't we? president park saying i will resign, b

countries several have been playing this game. we know that iraq haslso been reporting figures well above third-party estimates of what iraq is producing. onhink it ultimately depends really whether there's a chance of significant further output since iran's and production came back from sanctions, the past few months, it's been pretty much leveling out. only increasing slightly month from month. iran's feels that production is not going to increase much from 3.65 or 3.7, give them any target they like, if the iranians want 3.9, ithey're producing don't think it really matters too much, if they're not actually going to get there. that iranian production point in particular, they have increased. countries liker libya increasing significantly. planis sticking with its to reduce production. is that going to be enough to 60ng prices up to 50 or dollars a barrel, like iran mentioned? just this week, given the increase in production? >> well, this is the challenge, i think. a target for opec somewhere between 32.5 to 33. million barrels, i think, is quite ac

that idea has been overturned. he has been convicted in his conviction has been a poll -- upheld.n part because he had this supporting role. it is important from the legal point of view. >> it is remarkable as well. you can imagine that there are lots of others like him out there who may not have murdered, but they help to the murdering apparatus. are we likely to see more prosecutions as a result of this? >> well, yes, we are. authorities are already planning other prosecutions as we go forward. of course, it's not a lot of people. many of these people are very old now. they are dying off. for instance, just earlier this year the central office responsible for hunting down these former not the camp guards identified eight people that they said were working at the not see death camp as well. that's just one example. they are still tracking these people down. they are going to bring them to justice. encouraging the prosecutors to do that. >> time is a factor. he is 95 years old. will he go to jail? >> it's possible he won't. he's very old. there will have to be another court hearin

this is something trump has been can josh -- has been championing.t depends on how much -- burden tortainly be a japan. japan is paying about $1.49 billion, about 75% of the cost already. u.s. security pact changes, the security environment will change, such as the alliance with south korea which is an held together with not --., and japan is the corporation has not been tight. around the globe, as japan has a net to the collective self-defense legislation to comply with u.s. defense. that also will be changing. u.s.people are saying if there, itreduces might lead us to japan beefing up its military and seeking other alliances in the region. there are some worries that this might accelerate the prime minister's interest to fortify japan's defenses and change japan's constitution. >> a similar concern for south korea. the u.s. is pushing the saying they should build up their own nuclear capabilities. i don't know whether he will follow up on those promises, but how will those visions influence the situation on the korean peninsula? >> there are a lot

the overreliance on investment and credit has been a concern.ertain provinces are still driven by investment. in other parts, especially those affected by excess capacity, it has been collapsing. overall, for the country, investment has been growing at a slower pace. consumption has been rising. there is a bit of a give or take. the transition is still happening. it is happening. rishaad: there is some reform taking place. is it really taking place well below the radar? why would that be the case to do it like that? all, it is still controversial in terms of how to reform. people are talking about ownership. the governments are talking about efficiency gains. it is a different philosophy. in terms of production cuts, more prominent than actual privatization. it is strongly enforced. rishaad: that is why we have seen ppi turned positive finally. >> it helped. oil price has improved as well. haidi: i want to get your announcement -- your reaction to that announcement yesterday. we were not expecting that. , a statement coming through very careful

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betty: the stock has not been doing well. n by 20% or so since the early part of october. i did see reports that there could be some profit taking. go into my bloomberg and i want to show you what has been happening as far as the bearishness starting to creep then. this is the analyst recommendation function. cell and thecate a yellows, holds and greens are buys. are seeing some bearishness creep in. betty: thank you so much. much more ahead. still to come, with asia plus first market opening moments away, ♪ >> asia-pacific leaders say donald trump must not be allowed to derail closer global integration. >> china shakes up to establish order claiming the mantle of free trade champions. >> beijing ramps up the pressure on crown resorts with employees placed under arrest. takes action amid criticism for false stories in the presidential election. hour ofis the second "daybreak asia". i am yvonne man. >> i am betty liu. we are still getting more headlines from this meeting, a quick note, the president we just heard from him earli

it has been an incredibly volatile week. what is .appening on the gmm function you have the option on the drop-down to show you what has happened in the global market since the donald trump election. mover has had the biggest this week in more than 30 years. offbond market has sold really aggressively. the french five-year seeing the biggest move in terms of the deviation scores. the u.s. five-year really moving as well in terms of standard deviation. the dollar has been a big gainer . the euro coming down as well is the japanese yen. but the commodity story has been fascinating to watch. long copper, short gold. caroline, in terms of what we are seeing this friday morning, what is going on with some of those stock stories? caroline: one of the most sure did miners on the stoxx 600 doing well again today. we are seeing a flood of money coming into some of these minders on the back of what is happening with metals. allianz doing well on the back of inflows into pimco. outperforming expectations. the belgian rival did not offer

there has been a steady stream of voters all they say that this has been the busiest they had seen him 30 years. so much early bonding, in the state. not necessarily in this county, 1.8 million people cast early ballots in ohio,, 38,000 in cuyahoga county. that is about 7,000 less than 2012, does not bode well for hillary clinton who is counting on a large voter turnoutil in she is neck-and-neck with donal trump who has a slight lead ove her in ohio. i have met some first time in some longtime voters, some who cannot wait for this election t be over.. >> ready to get this over with, with everything that has beenv >> i'm glad that people are coming, people will come out to vote because they don't like either candidate.mm i have every bit of confidencece in the system i do think there's going to be any voter fraud that's just another excuse part of one of the candidates in case they don't get their way. >> are you feeling good that yo got this over withth? >> yes because i've had enough of it. some common sentiments today. it has been a long, protracted battle, to get to this point.betwe

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jonah fisher is in an area that has been shut down the army. jonah: it is off-limits to western journalists. the burmese military does not want is looking into claims that its soldiers have been killing and raping muslim civilians. we send someone into film secretly. this is the group that triggered the latest violence, made up of what appears to be muslims from the rohinga minority, they killed nine policemen before fleeing. most people fled, but for some reason, these 2 brothers from age 13 and 18, stayed in her home. >> the soldiers pointed a gun at them and then took out documents that showed them at school. they didn't accept that and said they were terrorists who had become. jonah: we were shown where the boys were shot and their bodies dumped, along with a third man. there have been scores of stories like this that we've been prevented from verifying at least 30, possibly as many as 100 rohinga have died, and a dozen women claim to have been raped by soldiers. a year after winning an historic election, where is myanmar's de facto leader,

if this has so far not been ej moment. this has so far not been a great night for mrs clinton, it has not been a great night for senate democrats either? no. they were up one area with the illinois vote. now they have lost the north carolina vote seat to richard burke, ej carolina vote seat to richard burke, a republican, that is looking tougher. -- richard burr. that was an interesting race. the one issue we have not talked about in north carolina, and it may be part of the reason why it was so close, i talked earlier about how america is changing democratically and economically. it is also changing in social cultural ways. one of those ways has been the discussion during the campaign of lg bt rights. america moved with lightning speed towards gay marriage. when i was in carolina a week ago, people were telling me the whole discussion of gay and lesbian and transgender rights has made a lot of social conservatives uncomfortable. north carolina became ground zero of that debate. we may be seeing some of the backlash in some

bill on november 8, critical changes about our country change literally overnight and our world has been turned upside down. the question everyone would like to know is how the federal reserve will steer through the days ahead. one particular challenge is that the president-elect has called for policies that may have countervailing effects. they assure us that the type of tax cuts candidate trump has proposed disproportionately benefit those who don't need them and dramatically increase our national debt. i am also curious to see how president-elect trumps infrastructure plan will be reconciled with the republican congress, and past opposition to fiscal stimulus. there is a great deal of uncertainty about fiscal policy, and that leads to uncertainty from markets and businesses in the economy overall the hope that i have is that we can count on monetary policy that remains insulated from political attack and attempts to meddle in anyway with the federal reserve independent. comments on this topic has been somewhat contradictory. the things low interest rates are good for the economy and t

year where gdp in the new area has been above its precrisis level. und seven and a half years to get there. the economy is now recovering at moderate steady pace. on -- employment has grown by million since 2013. the recovery has become more broad-based with less difference in economic performance across countries. what we have now to ask is what are the factors that have allowed the recovery to gather steam and where we have reason to believe that they are sufficient to deliver a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation. manyve witnessed encouraging developments. areaealing of the euro banking sector which has allowed credit growth to turn positive again and monetary policy transmission to strengthen. a necessary condition for a full return to macroeconomic and price stability. despite the uplift to prices provided by the gradual closing of the outward gap, a sustained adjustment in the path of inflation still relies on the continuation of the current unprecedented financial conditions. it is for this reason that we remain committed to preservin

it has just been updated. >> he is 16 away. >> reporter: if he gets michigan, he has it. >> put arizona in it ri >> reporter: this is just a prognosis. >> what about new hampshire? >> reporter: you get to 269 so you're getting close if you get those states. really, if he takes michigan that is all he needs and we're waiting for pennsylvania as well. >> if he takes a lot of these states, we could be looking at electoral college sweep, not a sweep but a big electoral margin he was banking on michigan. >> wisconsin going to trump. some of these states were shockers. he won all the ones he had to, ohio, north carolina, florida, he started marching through the south and the midwest and looked like the unstoppable force. we'll see. we're not there yet. let's check in with the john mccain number. do we want to take a peek at that? john mccain winning another term to the washington 33 years. ann kirkpatrick railed against that saying it is time for him to go but voters went against that. >> he vowed he would work with whoever would be the next president. race of the night, paul penzone defeatin

one problem has been it has never been clear whichs favored super p.a.c. so donors kind of don't know who to give to. >> the largest pro clinton super p.a.c. has raised nearly $176 million compared to the largest pro trump super p.a.c. which raised about $16 million. >> when we look at outside spending where is his support coming and who is giving to his outside spending groups? >> his outside spending donors look a lot like the campaign donors. miscellaneous business. >> wall street firms clearly favor clinton giving her 100 times as much outside money more than $78 million compared to trump's less than $1 million. so, wall street really comes out on top. besides wall street you have entertainment. people from hollywood and people from lawyers. >> who are the personalities with the deepest pockets? hedge fund billionaires. when you tractor in the super p.a.c. her top donors have been donald susman, james simons with a message fund and george soros. last time we looked there were no hedge fund billionaires supporting donald trump. now that he is the last ma

the clinton campaign is hopeful she has been able to put together the obama coalition from 2008 and 2012latino coalition looks good for the clinton campaign. she has to be excited, but not taking anything for granted. katty: how optimistic is the trump campaign? they're looking at returns from florida. my brother-in-law stood in line for three hours in north carolina. what donald trump has to do is get an early victory on the board, perhaps in florida, then beat a state that obama won. if they can do that, their confidence will go up. katty: kellyanne conway believes pathsmpaign has different to the white house. are they right, wrong? >> i do not see 6. if donald trump cannot win in florida his path is almost a mathematical impossibility. he has to get at colorado, iowa, new hampshire. one state that people are not thinking he has a chance, yes to win one of those states. katty: as a clinton supporter, what are you worried about? >> i'm worried about the lack of support for hillary clinton. katty: in which group? white males with a high school degree or less. there seems to be a hatred f

that is what "wall street journal" said this week, our fox news has been saying, it has been going on for a year, here is donald trump slamming hillary clinton earlier today. >> fbi is conducting a criminal investigation into hillary clinton, pay for play corruption during her tenure as secretary of state. in other words, fbi is investigating how hillary clinton put the office of secretary of state up for sale in violati of federal law. it is described highryhigh priority, is is far reaching, has been going on for a year, it is reported that an avalanche of information is coming. liz: we know according to fox news, this investigation has taken a quote very high priority. it is expandive, lead by 4 different fbi offices. the dc public corruption unit, out of l.a., new york, little rock, and d c, but also new evidence from anthony wienie's computer. lap fop olaptops of aides that have not been destroyed. also fbi sources say that with 99% accuracy, that clinton's server has been hacked. by at least 5 foreign intelligence agencies. trump's deputy campaign manager, day of bossey is joinin

multifamily has been quite strong, but single-family construction has been depressed.ere are a number of factors i think that are contributing, and there is some research that suggests student debt is a factor that is leading to the -- to reduce willingness of millennials to buy single-family homes. they are marrying later, getting more education, living more in cities, have more student debt -- it is difficult to sort out exactly what the most important drivers are, but that could be one of them. mr. hanna: it is interesting how we study things. said, you have to be a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. we spent a lot of time figuring out things that are patently obvious, but thank you for your time today. mr. coats: thank you, congressman. senator peters? mr. peters: thank thank you, chairman coats. it has been a pleasure and honor to be on this committee with you, and i wish you well. is wonderful to be with you here today, and thank you for taking the time. i certainly know that you understand that politics shapes american democracy and sometimes very unpr

rishaad: a lot of money has been pulled out. >> there are many ways this can go. e say -- american businesses are saying are we welcome here anymore. members of his administration are trying to tamp that down. he also has commitments for chinese investment and infrastructure on that in. a lot of people are kind of wait and see. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. angie andt ahead, david will be around with the big stories on the day so far. what do you have for us? years of thinking it could cannibalize its own sales, releasing super mario run worldwide. will it go the way of the pokÉmon go craze? investors think so. talk about volatility, and shenzhen, how is the timing? the next hour of this is bloomberg. ♪ , we talk about all this. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." bernie sanders is here. he was a senator from vermont with low name recognition when he announced his candidacy for president of the united states. that was in may 2015. very little money, little political organization. he took on hillary clinton in the primary.

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guest: it has been very cloudy. trump campaign has not told as much of the clinton campaign has. it will be interesting to see whether the connection move those voters that he talks about , the voters who have never voted and are just now coming into the political process. it will be interesting to see whether they can actually turn out. in the primaries the same argument was made by the trump campaign manager putter registration was not all that up -- campaign. voters registration was not all that up. sarah: clinton's lead as the narrowing. and we have to talk about the fbi. there was a favorable result for clinton, basically clearing her of any criminality. but the fact that people were even talking about it -- is this damaging her and her campaign? could she lose because of this? guest: i think she can lose, if she lost i don't know how much i would've treated to the fbi scandal. she was cleared. fbi director james comey said it was no wrongdoing. but the media narrative has been playing this out for the last few

he has been here a lot. both candidates and their vice presidential nominees have been all over north carolina. it has been a busy year. >> voters are making a lot of choices, not only for president but you have a hotly connected -- contested governor's race and senate race. >> definitely. nobody expected the senate race to be that competitive at the beginning because democrats, a couple democrats who were more prominent turned down the race. raleigh becameom the nominee. she has run a strong race. it is pretty competitive. a lot of holes show it within the margin of arrow -- error. she is within two points of the sen. burr: the republican. theive us a sense of demographics. when the returns are com ing, what will you be looking for? >> i would be looking for turnout figures in the urban areas, wake county and mecklenburg county and charlotte and greensboro. i would look at the rural returns to see what those turnout numbers are. that is donald trump country . those are the areas. and then the suburbs. bluee

up until now, it has been noisy clinton supporters and now it's quiet outside the white house as this news has now now settled in. donald trump has called for unity after this campaign as the businessman and television reality star is elected the 45th president of the united states. president-elect donald trump emerged on the stage cheered by crowds of supporters >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: the republican nominee defied expectations tuesday, racking up crucial victories in the battleground states of florida, north carolina, and ohio, among others. >> i have not met a single person out there yet who doesn't feel like i do and has the same burden on their heart and what is happening to our country. >> reporter: earlier, hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she congratulated us. it's about us. on our victory and i campaign. >> reporter: clinton's campaign chairman john podesta addressed crowds of supporters gathered at her election night headquarters. >> i want every person across the country who supported hillary to know that

mario draghi has been asking fromnments to take over his monetary stimulus. eady to actually start spending? is the -- in. what we do know is that monetary stimulus has primarily been the objective of central bankers around the world for the last years. frankly, it has not had the material affect many of them wanted to. the negative interest rate project or experiment, if you will, has a chain been a failure. that does not mean the central bankers will admit that they failed, but we see interest rates creeping back towards zero in some of the negative areas and of course in areas where it theyot the real -- zero, have gone higher. fiscal stimulus may be all that iseft in trying to spur these economies and get to the targeted 2% inflation, the elusive benchmark everyone has been looking for. only in the u k the u.s. that we are anywhere close to that. guy: donald trump setting the tone right now. few weeks ago, we were not talking about this stuff seriously. nobody was actually taking it seriously. now, we are. things have shifted big-time. your observances, gu

written -- code has been written. host: first, here is what the candidates have been saying. we will begin with donald trump on september 21 in ohio. [video clip] >> you do write every day by your community and family. you raise children in the light of god. i will always support your church and defend your right to worship always. [applause] mr. trump: i have here today to listen to your message -- ia am here today to listen to your message and i hope my presence will help your voice reach new audiences. it will happen in our country, and these are people, believe me, many people out there that desperately need it. christian faith is not the past, but at present and the future. it is the foundation of progress, and i pledge to you ift if i win, let's say because we have to be realistic, but if we all go out and vote, we will win, but i pledge we will end then johnson amendment, which takes away the voices of your pastors, ministers, leaders. it will end quickly, quickly. host: the johnson amendment was passed in 1954

for either one but my dad rolle in his grave if i didn't't. >> 's largest of the choice of there has been a lot of focus but did ial problems that happen? matt ride with what he has uncovered. cuyahoga county sheriff's department investigative report of a man who was told he was at the wrong precinct and threateneds to return with a weapon, they say that they cannot substantiate thatat at the bethany baptist church in cleveland miscommunicationay no reports of widespread problems there were isolated incidentsts the board says in line with the typical presidential election.r confirming handful of people ha o cast provisional ballots at church have their names were mistaken in being polled like a man who is not listed to votee verification system showed he was in at the right location. >> i am baffled and a little leery of the stuff about voter fraud parka i vote in every election, local and national and voted in the primaries so i should be on that list are one no explanation, we also heard from people who try to usese passports as id, that is accepted, they should've given a provisional b

mitt romney has been highly critical of donald trump during his campaign. ally unify the country, where is that a step too far? first he has unify the gop. if he were to pick mitt romney, it would send a strong signal that he is going to be a pragmatist, that no matter what you said during the campaign, this is government building. he is going to reach out to friends and enemies or opponents alike. it would send an unbelievably positive signal to the gop establishment and change the tenor of the whole transition process. look, marty, at the back and forth on michael flynn. he is out at the university of ,hode island, and general flynn of course, to get an important position here. mr. flynn is controversial, to say the least, right? marty: he very much is. as i said earlier, colin powell once described him as a right-wing nutty, very aggressively against obama's process in the mideast. he has been with donald trump throughout the campaign, and even those in the defense establishment think he is sorted out there. so, yeah, there is a lot of controversy over hi

they have never been -- nothing has ever been found. she is a fighter. will persevere and get her work done as president of the united states. >> there many republicans that would take issue with you're saying nothing has ever been found. >> i am just saying, there is some that will say nothing has ever been found. nothing criminal from director come. one of these, loretta lynch, because of meeting on the tarmac, she has been silent. as much as we have talked about james comey, that loretta lynch seems to have disappeared. patty said politics is politics. in the closing days of the campaign, you don't want to be talking about what you don't want to be talking about. you want your opponents to talk about what they don't want to be talking about. >> hillary clinton has been talking about the e-mails, the investigations, a big part of why we have seen her be stagnant in the polls in the past few days. >> doug, patty, thank you both. >> millions of americans, they have already voted. you know what? more are heading to the polls on tuesday. u.s. officials sayi

it is the closest the move has been to earth since 1948. ll across the globe have been getting outdoors. the next time we will see anything like this will be in the year 2034. we will be ready to retire by them. here's a reminder of our top stories. germany's main political parties have agreed to back popular social democrat frank-walter steinmeier for president. he is currently the country's foreign minister but would take on a largely ceremonial role as president. the detroit administration is taking shape with reince priebus named chief of staff and stephen bannon named his senior strategy advisor. the president-elect says he plans to pursue a conservative agenda. after a short break all be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ [theme music] ♪ [theme music] >>>ernabel demillo: welcome to asian american life i'm ernabel demillo. when it comes to the holidays gold plays an important

fillon has been another deadly -- laura: there has been another deadly skirmish in kashmir. -border fire hit a pakistani passenger bus. .ndia had vowed retribution india and pakistan have been fighting for control of kashmir for nearly 70 years. cambodia supreme court has upheld life sentences for two former leaders of the khmer rouge. they were convicted in 2010 for their part in the genocide of pol pot. they managed to slow down the legal process through continued appeals. a bizarre twist in the scandal involving south korean leader part. investigators found a stash of viagra in her offices. the government said the pills, which are used to treat erectile dysfunction, were first thought to combat altitude sickness. they also raided the offices of the samsung group. she has apologized twice already, but the calls for park's resignation have continued. the president is at the center of a corruption scandal. she is accused of allowing her inappropriate access and influence in government decisions. choi has been arrested and charged with abuse of power and the country's biggest

how has the turnout been throughout the day? it has dropped off, it is late afternoon and we saw long lines at this polling station in arlington since 6am when the polls opened. this particular ward is heavily democratic. people were saying on the way in that they took great pride in voting. not only for their candidate but also, they thought, underlining the legitimacy of the system. that is important, i think. if there wasn't enough drama already in this race, donald trump has, again, today been raising the question of whether he would accept the results. in three different places outside the polling station, interview with fox news and a press release, he said if he didn't win, he would question whether the whole system was raped. whether it was rigged. that kind of language is very offensive. age is very offensive. i was in virginia at the weekend and the polls were putting hillary clinton ahead. they thought this entire race is too close to call. 1 got a sense of nervousness. what was your sense from the crowd today? ii may

sarah there has been lots of , documents out, nothing that has been a huge silver bullet.were to choose one of the disclosures, a specific e-mail from the podesta inbox or outbox, or a theme, what has been the most damaging to hillary clinton? tracy: i would pick from the past the election. i think the donna brazile e-mails really validate what bernie sanders been saying about their primary process being rigged. i think it really validate that claimant. i think you see more dissension in the democrat ranks, particularly from the base. if you're looking at a democrat running in the primary in 2018 or those leaks were incredibly 2020, damaging to the inside structure of the party. mark: you don't think it has done anything to help donald trump? tracy: not really. we have seen nothing in particular that would have changed voter's minds. enthusiasm, maybe. overall, i think the fbi e-mail issues are far more impactful. if you do not want the fbi involved in your election, do not nominate someone being investigated by the fbi. that is settling with voters someone they cannot rea

florida is as close or closer than it has ever been. donald trump has said i must win florida or i cannot win the presidency. the chance is still there. we could know soon. florida is donald trump's second home, state which researchers in our brain room say holds the most importance for his campaign in this election. steve harrigan live in south florida right now. steve, man, >> reporter: shepard, it's just mind-boggling how close it is. everyone predicted it was going to be close. florida's been close in the past and now it's incredibly close, perhaps closer than ever before. one thing both sides agree on is just how important florida is. tim kaine called it check mate state. if the democrats win, they say they can stop donald trump and trump, himself, who has a second home here says this is absolutely crucial to his path. 29 electoral votes he needs. what we have seen throughout campaigning by both candidates as well as their surrogates. president obama was down here time and time again. really signaling the importance of this and seen

that has been historically true.o they did find the problems with significant finds to be put into place and in 2011, looking at the subsidiary that be were responsible for which was the independent mortgage company that we find wells fargo to put them place the enforcement actions in together we worked pretty constructively and i would say that we supervise our state member banks and looking to see if there are similar practices that could cause problems and with the holding company's we supervise the largest installations with a horizontal review of compliance practices but we can work constructively and collaborative fleet. >> so there is no real disconnect? >> there are many agencies in the united states trying to work constructively. with the adequate working relationship i would don't want to levy a criticism. >> previously we discussed student that -- debt and how that affects families and homes doing all those things can at a much younger age how do you take into account when they consider all love the things

been talks about sheriff joe arpaio. people are disappointed by the news but honestly there has not been much chatter about it all eyes have been focused on possibility of a trump presidency. >> likely overshadowed tonight. the winner declared earlier tonight, getting on stage, talking about the conspired - - concession speech. the media. a definite packed house. and a six term us senator. his toughest - - toughest race so far. a lot of people supported his opponent. he has a message for folks >> you gave yourselves to a cause greater than yourselves. and that brings us satisfaction that outlasts temporary disappointment. while we may not agree on all of the issues, you have my respect, you are my bosses as well, and it is my responsibility to represent. >> he gave out a shout out posted on anything else. >> proposition 205 would have legalized marijuana in our state. we are looking at the numbers. >> expect most of those early ballots to go to the early or no campaign. and the campaign to regular - - regulate marijuana like alcohol was trailing by the about five points. a hard fight, no on proposition 205 outspent the ini

corey peters has been around. he used to play in atlanta. he has to agree with his head coach that the aggression, physicality was not there. >> i think they ran 420-something yards that is always a good way to judge the physicality of the game. we just watched the tape so we definitely failed in some it is not anything that the not correctable. >> reporter: let's swing over to phoenix suns who will play host to atlanta hawks. devin booker is ranked 17 in the nba in scoring shooting 72% from the field. one of the best beat writers had a conversation with earl watson today after practice. you have to look at what is going on in the defensive end. the second-year player. listen to earl watson's response about asked about devin booker's defense. >> kind of disappointed that there are a lot of questions about what he don't do. very disappointed. i was with kevin duran when he had the worst plus minus and not once did we say what he couldn't do. i'm n he can't do. for just turning 20, he does amazing things. >> reporter: when you haven't sniffed t

even today it has been above normal. rain showers over spreading northeast ohio. it is a little heavier you see in the south that is much heavier was some a severe weather louisiana, alabama and mississippi. them from the same cyclone talking about plenty of snowfal in the dakotas. >> it has been warming up the past few hours the sun set at 59:00 p.m. demand is increasing and it's going to be even guster tonight at about 40 mph. tonight about one quarter to 50s it will be rainy and windy that tomorrow the rainfall will be gone with low to mid '60s and then, it will be then back to reality. the cavaliers are 13 into the best start in team history. >> kevin love has been at the heart of the current four-game winning streak, he was name player of the week, he started the week with an nba record 34 points in the first quarter wednesday finishe with 40 and then he had a 27 an a victory mavericks spy and elbowed with either records extensions he scored 25 points the third time he has been the player of the week the first time with the cavaliers. and they will see a fami

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that has been completely rejected here.nk what we will see when you look at the first 100 day plan, you will see donald trump remaking america's role in the rest of the world. >> what you described is the guiding principle of the last half century of the american role in the world. the truth of the matter is we do not know what will happen if we pull that apart brick by brick. you off the top of your heads mentioned half a dozen potential results of that. there could be dozens of others. i don't think we know. >> i talked recently to someone involved in trade policy for the past 30 years. he said we never got the public piece of this right. we never got the part where we are losers in free trade. those were be in ohio and pennsylvania and the rustbelt. as we have risen up and stood up the other middle classes, we hurt our own. he admitted that the government got that wrong. this is the response. >> that part of the bapain is real. liberals make mistake and they want to gloss over that. those are not caused primarily by gove

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like it has been happening since the beginning of november the post has been shared thousands of times and they referred to us it when we called with the school leadership team took immediate action and they say they take the matter seriously and have taking all appropriate measures how many children may be affected and they wonder if they would ever know anything at all were it not for a facebook post. >> they're not tellingis the child would not face any charges. we also charged with d.c.f. they are too are aware and investigating. if you have a tip e-mail us at fox 25 investigates and fox 25.com. you can also call us. >>> they are hoping to take a look we have highlighted the car police believe the suspect was dwlifg he hit and killed a man back in join. they say he was in area where the accident happened on the night of june 6th around 10:00 p.m. if you recognize him call police. >> in less than a month marijuana will become legal in massachusetts. new at 10:00 the evidence we obtained revealing the home growing business is about to explode. >>> plus, pats owner robert president-el

one of the big questions in this election has been does donald trump have the right temperament to beclinton has gone after him very hard on this. 64% say no, he does not have the right temperament to be president. that message appears to have resonated with voters. however, one in four characterize themselves as being very angry as they went into the polls tonight. they like donald trump. no big surprise there. he has definitely spoken to that element in the populous. 75% of those who say they're angry with federal government voted for donald trump. this one i find really interesting, shepard. we know there's been a lot of talk from the trump campaign that they are bringing in voters for the first time. people saying i never vote the before or haven't voted in 25 years, i'm coming out for donald trump. the first-time voter, 55% go for hillary clinton and 37% went for donald trump. so even those first-time voters, white voter that a lot of people thought was going to come out that hadn't come out in a long time, they appear to be siding with hillary clinton tonight, at least according

go and review all of the departments and agents and recommend reforms and up grays, mary fallon has been a very effective governor of oklahoma would be a prospect for energy secretaries job and also interior. she has a sense. the rocky mountains not that sense, but she has a deep appreciation of the issues that interior department is engaged in. >> there was breaking news with the hawaii democrat representative gabbard what rolling she have in cabinet? >> well, i'm not certain that i would put much stock in that, he as been talking about jamie dimon, interviews michelle wii yesterday. might be possible for education secretary, he is very useful to have a diagramcrat in his cabinet. bringing country togethery we had secretary of transportation mineta in bush administration. here is trump senior advis advisor kellyanne conway talking about his meeting with mitt romney. >> it was not awkward. it says a lot about donald trump, who faces daily deluge of criticism, particularly from his own party, it shows his great carriage and leader he could set that aside to do the business of the people a

the japan international cooperation agency has been assisting. said to be more than 10 million land mines planted across iraq. removing them is one of the hardest challenges the government faces. >>> next, a report about a japanese college student learning to make artificial limbs. she understands their value to patients because she uses one herself. nhk world reports. >> reporter: she's a fourth year student at the medical and welfare university in the city of niigata. she was born with a left arm that ends at the elbow. despite that and because of it, she's learning to become a pros theitivity. a person who makes artificial arms and legs. >> translator: here's the mold for the leg. >> reporter: in october, she won the top prize in a competition for assistive product ideas held in tokyo. her idea was an artificial arm with an easy just for length. >> reporter: i want to understand people who feel like giving up. and as a pros the tist, i aim to come up with products they can use. >> in high school, she was on the track team and planned to become

that has been a close race throughout. a big deal for potentially huge implications nationwide this. is statistical dead heat into the polls. and governor hassan cast her ballot and spent the rest of her day giving her final push. the nation watching the granite state knowing if hassan can oust ayotte just one term it could go a long way to swing the senate to the democrats. if you look at how much money has been pumped into both of these campaigns, more than 100 million spend in advertising, that is the most in any senate race here in the country. tim caputo, 7 news. >> adam: let's go to the ayotte campaign and jonathan hall live in concord, new hampshire, jon. >> reporter: good evening. from the ayotte campaign, use senate and the party is counting on kelly ayotte to help keep it that way. this morning ayotte greeted supporters as she arrived with her husband and two kids at an elementary school in her home town of nashua. she dubsed into a voting -- ducked no a voting both and withdrew her support for the man at the top

there there has been there has been early there has been early voting, but 2 million there has been early before today. people are notjust today. people are notjust voting for the today. people are notjust voting for the president in the presidential election although that is presidential election although that is the most important one. presidential election although that is the most important one. a lot of is the most important one. a lot of ballot elections is the most important one. a lot of ballot elections as well. l have ballot elections as well. l have been speaking to a been speaking to a lot of people about been speaking to a lot of people about the future of the republican about the future of the republican party after this election. \ about the future of the republican party after this election. a about the future of the republican party after this election. a lot of party after this election. a lot of people are predicting some kind people are predicting some kind of major realignment in american major realignment in american politics. major realignment in american politics.