gave him ad hussain number.halifah googled in number and it referenced a number of one of the newburgh four trial transcripts that was publicly available. khalifah through the google search was able to actually confirm on paper that shaheed hussein was in a format. amy: that is amazing. this guy gives him a number. use very nervous about him and he checks it out on google. he sees it is the number of the fbi informant and the newburgh four case, which brings us to sam braverman. it is great to have you with us. talk about this case in newburgh. yes, it was front-page news, but i think for many people in this country, it it has long been forgotten about as they rot away in jail. >> so the trial was a simple -- i don't think anybody could honestly say they know what israel name is because he does so much immigration fraud on his original asylum application. he could be fred. nobody knows israel name. beyond that, he comes to newburgh and tasked to go to newburgh. he goes into mosques -- amy: a very depressed town.

auman hussain was arrested yesterday during traffic stop and has pled not guilty.he deadliest transportation crash in the u.s. since 2009. he's nbc's tom costello with the latest. >> reporter: days after that horrific crash, state police arrested the man who they say runs the limo company. 28-year-old nauman hussain. >> the sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road on saturdaes r with nauman hussain. >> reporter: police say hussain had received written notices that driver scott lisnicchia did not have the license to drive the limo, which had been ordered off the road following multiple safety violations. hussain's attorney says the statens bears resility for an unsafe intersection. >> this road was a problem. it was a known problem to the state of new york.r: >> reporhe limo company is owned by nauman hussain's father, shahed, who is in pakistan. ree families of the 20 people who died a now preparing for funerals. among them, michael ukai's wparents? >> h my baby. he was my heart. he was everything to me, and now he's gone. >> reporter: tom coste

. >> the sole responsibility for that motor vehicle saturday rests with nauman hussain. >> reporter: police say hussain had received written notices that driver scott lisnicchia did not have a license to drive the limo which was ordered off the road following multiple safety violations. hussain's attorney says the state bears responsibility for an unsafe intersection. >> this road was a problem. it was a known problem to the state of new york. >> reporter: the limo company is owned by hussain's father shahed, who is in pakistan. meanwhile, the families of the 20 people who died are preparing for funerals, among them michael's parents. >> he was my baby. he was my heart. he was everything to me and now he's gone. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news. >>> we're getting a look at perhaps the biggest clues in a mystery making headlines around the world. new images of what is being described as an assassination squad "washington post" columnist who vanished in the saudi consulate in turkey. andrea mitchell with details. >> reporter: tonight images on turkish television released by authorit

we love hussain, we have great devotion for him.in mitthi, they take part in the rituals associated with the holy month of muharram as equal partners with their muslim neighbours. it‘s also the heartland for a mystical form of islam known as sufis. the practice of hindus participating in muharram processions and gatherings isa muharram processions and gatherings is a centuries—old tradition of coexistence and. it‘s a part of local sufi culture and is still popular here despite growing intolerance elsewhere. this man is a struggling folksinger. he‘s also hindu but visits shia mosques for ten days during muharram to recite poems of morning. translation: nobody objects to it. neither muslims or hindus. hindus visit shia mosques and wear black clothes and if someone says anything against it, we ignore it. the biggest procession takes place on the 10th day of muharram. people carry black flags and replica of hussain‘s brave. they beat their chests and lament hussain‘s killers. another hindu is a caretaker of a muslim shrine and is prepar

father shahed hussain who lives in pakistan. meanwhile, the wamilies of the 20 peopho died are preparing for funerals, among them michael's parents. >> he was my baby. he was my heart. he was everything to me, and now he's gone. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news. >>> we're getting a look at perhaps the biggest clues in a mystery making theadlines aroundhe world. new images of what is being described as an assassination squad allegedly sent after a "washington post" columnist that sh va in the saudi consulate in turkey. >> reporter: tonight images on turkish television released by auorities showing an alleged 15-man hit team arriving on two private planes and leaving their hotels. their suspected target, a saudi distant, "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi seen entering the istanbul consulate the same day. some turkish offials ll nbc news they believe he was killed inside. today the white house demanding answers from thsaudi rulers after an emotional appeal from his fiancee. >> we're in contact with her now, and we want to

his name is nauman(nah-man) hussain. even though his father, who's in pakistan, owns 'prestige limousine chauffeur service...' he's been running the day-to-day operatoins. and right now he's charged with 'criminally negligent homicide' after investigators determined he knew that limo had major problems and still used it. a memorial grows at the crash site... where 20 people died... after the modified ford excursion limo, barreled through a stop sign, hit two people and crashed. investigators found the vehicle had failed a state inspection, and was cited twice this year for violations which included issues with the brakes. the limo driver also didn't have the proper license to operate the vehicle. tonight, we're hearing from both the state police and the company's attorney for the first time.george p. beach / nysp superintendent: "the sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road on saturday rest with nauman hussain."lee kindlon / attorney for prestige limousine chauffeur service: "but right now, given the

. >> reporter: authorities say hussain knew the 2001 stretched ford excursion had failed an inspection and should not have been on the road. and that the driver was not properly licensed and had been cited before for driving the vehicle illegally. the company lawyer calling the charges premature. the driver, two pedestrians and the 17 passengers all died. those in the limo were on a birthday trip, all in their late 20s and early 30s. four of them sisters. with another vigil planned tonight for the victims, the hope is that this scene and the wreckage of the limo may yield the answers as to why this deadly accident happened. david? >> david kerley on this story again tonight. david, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the major update coming in on hurricane michael at this hour. the path. rob marciano standing by with what he's just learned. >>> and that other headline i mentioned, the alleged bomb plot involving election day and the midterms. authorities say they have discover >>> we're going to turn to the other news this wednesday night. including that allegedinlectnnd midterms. t

hussain's father ran the limo company. a report shows the limo involved in this crash did not pass an inspection last month. to tomorrow, metro plans present to its board a proposal to allow food sales in and around stations. part of a plan to increase revenue for the transit you still won't be allowed to eat or drink on trains or in stations. everything you buy would essentially be sealed, contained or wrappedld and it w all be sold outside the m ro fare gates. >>> hey, if you use uber or lyft get around, when was the last time i checked your passenger rating? i'm kind of afraid to. >> yeah, me too. awhile.en we get to rate our drivers, but did you know it's a two-way street? consumer reporter sussan hogan has more on why the rating matters. >> reporter: the higher your rating, the more likely the driver is to pick you up. here are four ways to improve your score. be on time. if you're running late, call o send a text to let theknriver you're on your way. double check your location in the app to make sure the pin is in th

translation: we love hussain, we have great devotion for him.ll. hindus are in the majority in mitthi, but take part in the rituals associated with the holy month of muharram, as equal partners with their muslim neighbours. is also the heartland of a mystical form of islam known as sofism. practice of hindus taking part in muslim traditions is coexistence of traditions. it is the popular here, despite growing intolerance as dominic elsewhere. —— intolerance and elsewhere. this man is a struggling folk singer. he is also hindu, but visits shi'ite mosques to recite poems of mourning. translation: nobody objects to it, neither muslims or hindus. hindus visit shi'ite mosques and wear black clothes and if anybody says anything against it, we ignore at. the biggest procession takes place on the 10th day of muharram, people carry black flags and a replica of hussein's read. ba by carry black flags and a replica of hussein's read. baby their chest. in other —— and other hindu, this man isa other —— and other hindu, this man is a caretaker of a muslim sh

our correspondent samira hussain is in new york. what have the authority ‘s been saying?have just ended a press conference a short while ago. they had the mayor of new york city, the governor of new york and the head of the new york city police all speaking here. they did refer to this as an act of terror. to give you a sense of where we are, i'm right outside the cnn buildings where they found one of those bombs. they have just reopened the building and part of the street but there is still quite a large police presence around me. they have taken the device that they have found here and moved up town where the new york police department will be further investigating the device along with other federal authorities. they did find some white substance on the device and as a result, they still have the mail room in this building closed down because they want to see exactly what that powder is. whether or not it is something harmful. people talking about the highly charged political atmosphere in america. the fact that the middle terms are coming up. many of the people who ha

. >> reporter: authorities say hussain knew the 2001 stretched ford excursion had failed an inspectionnd should not have been on the road. and that the driver was not properly licensed and had been cited before for driving the vehicle illegally. the company lawyer calling the charges premature. the driver, two pedestrians and the 17 passengers all died. those in the limo were on a birthday trip, all in their late 20s and early 30s. four of them sisters. with another vigil planned tonight for the victims, the hope is that this scene and the wreckage of the limo may yield the answers as to why this deadly accident happened. david? >> david kerley tonight. david, thank you. >>> when we come back, more on hurricane michael. it is still on the move tonight. >>> and that alleged bomb plot, involving the elections, the midterms, just days away now. authorities say they discovered a 200-pound bomb. we'll have much more in a moment. this is not a screensave. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can sa

in 2001, hussain was arrested for helping people cheat on drivers license tests. in exchange for avoiding deportation, he took a job as an fbi confidential informant, posing as a radical arms dealer in fbi sting operations. he was a key figure in the fbi's case against the so-called newburgh four -- four muslim men sentenced to 25-year prison terms after they were convicted for placing what they thought were bombs in a new york synagogue in 2010. defense attorneys say the men were entrapped by government agents. hussain's back-story emerged as new york governor andrew cuomo said he may face criminal charges for the crash. >> we inspected the vehicle just last month. it failed the inspection. the driver did not have the appropriate licenses. so i think the owner of this company, the only -- owner of prestige has a lot of questions to answer. there is an ongoing investigation. but is there a possibility of liability, civil and criminal? certainly. amy: governor cuomo spoke as he marched in a parade honoring the 15th century italian mercenary and explorer christopher

nauman hussain was forced to r surrender his passport last night. his father owns the limo company that was involved in the wreck. the vehicle should not have been in service. the driver did not have the proper license to operate the vehicle. >>> a new york plan charged with building a 200-pound bomb in his basement. police said he planned to detonate it on washington's national mall on election day. paul roesenfeld faces charges. each charge has a maximum sen sentence in ten years in prison. rosenfeld planned to blow himself up to call attention to the random selection of government officials instead of elections. >>> president trump taking a new bewilderring swing at the me moo movement at the rally in pennsylvania. he wanted to say it was like the woman who got an awway until he in 2016. >> i used an expression. under the rules of me too, i'm not allowed to use that expression anymore. can't do it. it's the person that got away. pennsylvania -- he says do it anyway. >> i thought it was the one who got away. for men and women. >> it is not a rule

if nauman(nah-man) hussain is found guilty... he could get up to 4 years in prison. (catherine) concord police are looking for two men they suspect of burglarizing three different cell phone stores in concord earlier this month. 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 clayton valley shopping center in concord. after the burglary there -- the men walked right next door to the sprint store. police say they also took more cell phones and tablets from there... authorities think they're also behind a burglary minutes later at a verizon store in the oak grove plaza. (ken)coming up: scooters are making a comeback. when youll see them on san francisco streets again. (catherine) and next: (catherine) and next: california sentator dianne feinstein reacts to comments made against her by the president. what she says is so "embararssing" (lawrence)ten at ten ♪ from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it str

samira hussain reports from ontario, canada.what you want, the cannabis industry is coming into bloom in canada. this is no ordinary grow, a high—tech operation produces a staggering amount of legal marijuana. we are like a tech company that produces cannabis and it had to be done properly and was probably more of about tech than it was about cush. inside this vault is where they keep the stuff that is ready to ship. security is tight and surprising, considering —— unsurprisingly considering —— unsurprisingly considering the half a billion dollars worth of outline the shelves, and those numbers have so many people getting high on the prospects for pot. this is bay street, toronto, and it is beginning to dominate the industry, says investor paul rosen. this is the hub of the industry, toronto is specifically where most of the global cannabis companies come to raise capital, most of the well—known us companies are coming to canada to list on the canadian securities exchange was they can't list on the nasdaq. even educators like bi

samira hussain reports from new york. the pace of hiring will change all that much. on average, the us economy has been adding about 196,000 jobs per month for the past several months. so key will really be wage growth. hourly wages went up in the last jobs report, and that is a really good thing. so if friday‘s report shows that we just have increased again, it will be a real sign that there is momentum in the economy, and that it just there is momentum in the economy, and that itjust wasn‘t there is momentum in the economy, and that it just wasn‘t a there is momentum in the economy, and that itjust wasn‘t a 1—off blip. the other thing which is going to be key is the labour participation. now, although the unemployment rate remains low, people who had previously stopped looking for work haven‘t really got back into the game. so economists will want to see a real, meaningful change in the number of people that are actively looking for work. let‘s go to asia now, and the world‘s biggest electronics firm says it is on track

he joins a growing list of business leaders who are now boycotting the event, as samira hussain reportsarabia gives them a chance to secure lucrative contracts in the country. so the financial benefit attending could be quite significant, but in the end, there was just too much pressure on people to pull out, including us trade secretary steve mnuchin. ministers from france and uk already had an big names in america's business community, like jamie diamond atjp morgan chase and bill for the ford motor co, already had said that they would not be attending. no one will be going in steve mnuchin's place, and certainly increased the pressure on any american company that is still planning to attend. they have cancelled their sponsorship and will no longer be covering the conference, but goldman sachs is still planning to send a member of the firm and of course, a former high—profile member of the trump white house. last year, the us and saudi arabia traded more than $15 billion worth of goods and services. let's brief you on some other business stories. credit card giant american express say

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samira hussain right in the centre of new york.ny more updates we will bring that to you, because of course this is a developing story, and as you are seeing there from the head of cnn, different, it's coming through, a lot on social media, and we have a full outline of the day's events and what happened with george soros as well our website, so you can check out the timeline of how these bombs were discovered on our website. i want to move on now to another story that we have been covering here a lot on outside source. the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman, has spoken publicly for the first time since the journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered three weeks ago. here he is speaking earlier today. i believe it is painful to every human in the world, it is a keen as crime that cannot be justified. today saudi arabia is carrying out all legal things to finalise the investigations, to work with, cooperate with the turkish government, and to present the perpetrators to the court and take theirjudgment. the crown prince w

samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today.ing earnings on thursday and investors looking at the cannabis industry will be paying close attention. constellation is an adult beverage company that sells beer, wine and spirits. among its most well—known offerings are corona and robert mondavi. in august the company launched a strategic partnership with canopy growth, a canadian cannabis company that is also listed here in the us. analysts will be looking to see if constellation's bet on cannabis is paying off. joining us is supriya menon, senior multi—asset strategist from pictet asset management. did i say that right? talk us through why it matters, what impact it has on people's money. it is responding to fundamentally much stronger data in the us. yesterday we saw key gauge of sentiment, the services pmi rise to its highest level ever. we also got strong detail on employment so it means that the gap between the us, economic momentum and the direction of rate rises, the gap is widening and that means that money is being put into

twist, phillip, it turns out from government sources that the owner of that limo company, uashahed hussain, ay cooperated as an fbi informant on several anti-terror inphstigations. lip, back to you. >> i'm sure authorities will surely vet that odd tom, thanks. >>> the supreme court is back in session today with newly confirmed justice brett kavanaugh taking the bench. kavanaugh taking his oath in a ceremonial swearing in at the white house after a bitter fight to get him confirmed. the new associate justice promising to list en to each cae with respect and an open mind. >> reporter: another legacy-making moment for president trump as heelcomes the second new supreme court justice of his administration. >> i want to apologize to brett and the entir kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh sworn in by the justice he's replacing after days of denying the sexual misconduct allegations against him. >> what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion offairness, decency, and due ocess. our country, a man or a wom

federal records show the owner of prestige shahed hussain has had five of his oversized fleet, four were pulled from service over the last two years. public records show a man with the same name with was an f.b.i. informant who testified in two high profile terrorism cases. authorities did not say how fast the limo was traveling or speculate what caused the limo to run the stop sign. but it doesn't appear the driver applied the brakes. prestige limousine offered their condolences to everyone impacted in this incident, and said that their goal is to provide answers as quick as possible. john, state police recovered the air bag control module. what would be considered the vehicle's black box. >> dickerson: we'll look for more answers. thank you, demarco. the victims include four sisters and three of their husbands. tony dokoupil has more about the lives lost and family's shatters. >> reporter: family and friends gathered at the crash site to mourn the victims. karina halse lost her 26-year- old sister, amanda, who died alongside her boyfriend patrick kushing. >> i feel like my heart is sun

here's samira hussain.ana. we're kind of like a tech company that produces cannabis. there was an idea that had to be done properly and it was more about tech than kush. inside this fault is the stuff ready to ship. security is tight and not surprisingly, considering half $1 billion worth of marijuana that line these shelves. this is based reached toronto, canada's this is based reached toronto, ca nada's financial district. the country's early adoption of cannabis asa country's early adoption of cannabis as a legitimate businesses allowing it to dominate the industry. just ask this investor. this has become the hub of business, where most of the hub of business, where most of the global cannabis companies coming to raise their capital. they are coming to list on the canadian exchange because they can't list on other markets. in this classroom, stu d e nts other markets. in this classroom, students are learning to cultivate marijuana on an industrial scale. the goal is to get them into cannabis companies fa

federal records show the owner of prestige, shahed hussain had five inspections of his oversized fleet, four pulled from service over the last two years. public records show a man with the same name was an fbi informant who testified in two terrorism cases. authorities did not say how fast the limo was traveling or speculate what caused the limo to run the stop sign. it doesn't appear the driver applied the brakes. prestige limousine released a statement offering condolences and said the goal is to provide answers as quickly as possible. state police have recovered the airbag control module, what would be considered the vehicle's black box. demarco morgan, cbs news, lathem, new york. >>> this is supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's first day on the bench. the court is scheduled to hear arguments in two cases about longer prison terms for repeat offenders. kavanaugh attended a ceremonial swearing-in at the white house yesterday. chip reid has more. >>> the senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be best justice i can be. i t

thank you, samira hussain in new york.t in canada. the $31 billion project is backed by the government and will allow huge amounts of liquefied natural gas — or lng — to be sent to asia. the world's biggest lng trader, shell, is one of the foreign companies investing in the facility. analyst cornelia meyer says it's a major development. it's huge for canada, because canada hasn't really done lng before. it is a huge facility. in 2024 it will produce around 6.5 million tonnes per annum of lng and can run up to 26 million tonnes. the two because consumers so far have been korea and japan, but china is really, really ramping up —— the two biggest consumers. they are getting rid of the coal—fired power plants. shell thinks that by 2035 we will have doubled the demand for lng from where we are now, so it is big. many of us are looking for ways of becoming more environmentally conscious — but seaweed may not be the first thing that springs to mind. however an indonesian inventor has found new ways to use the marine algae — liz b

and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today.ll street. on wednesday we will hear from us car—maker general motors. unsurprisingly, the company is being hit by rising steel and aluminium costs and less demand from china. but on the flip side other car—makers like tesla and ford beat expectations. so investors are waiting to see if gm can do the same. also reporting, cosmetics maker estee lauder. there has been a lot of demand for its skincare line clinique and make—up brand mac, particularly in emerging markets, but the question on everyone's mind will be china and if there has been an impact on demand. joining us is sue noffke, uk equities fund manager at schroders. good morning. let's talk about what the month has held over the last 31 days of october. it has been turbulent. a torrid time. in the eurozone, yes, but we have had some strong economic data. we had weaker numbers yesterday than the had expected. really it has been a year of one office. there was the very cold weather in spring. the trade war talk has really gummed u

hussain is the business owner's son. prosecutors say he let an improperly licensed driver operate a vehicle that shouldn't have been on the road. >>> and we're learning some new details about the disappearance and possible death of a "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. according to "the post," u.s. intelligence reportedly intercepted information that the saudi crown prince himself ordered an operation to lure khashoggi from his virginia home then detain him. surveillance video shows khashoggi entering the saudi consulate in turkey on october 2nd. but no video has surfaced showing him ever leaving that building. >>> well, your jewelry may be hazardous to your health. the associated press reports pieces are showing up in stores with the toxic metal cadmium in them. those stores include ross and nordstrom rack. the metal can cause cancer, hamper reproduction and damage the kidneys and bones. states have outlawed cadmium in children's jewelry but not in adult items. in a statement, ross says they've addressed the i

and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today.in the last three months? well, we'll find out friday when the commerce department releases the latest report on the country's gross domestic product. now, the previous quarter showed that the economy grew at a rate of 4.2%. that's the highest we've seen since 2014. now, for this most recent quarter, economists are expecting a rate of about 3.3%. these are the final gdp numbers before the very contentious midterm elections. we can certainly expect that president trump will be touting the growing american economy. joining us is richard hunter, head of markets at interactive investor. welcome back. we are right in the middle of earnings season in the us. corporate america is updating the world on how it is doing. we have had some tech companies reporting in the last few days. what is the picture and sense you are gathering as an investor and what kind of mood music do we get from the states?” think the results themselves have been very strong. we have known for some time the us economy i

and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. coca—cola and ali baba. on friday we get the latest jobs numbers, the department of labour releases its employment report before friday i guess we have to deal with monday first. monda les international will report earnings, a nalysts international will report earnings, analysts expecting lower earnings, there's been less demand for the brand cookies and snacks in europe and latin america. investors will be on the lookout for details on the strategic changes including investments in e—commerce to drive sales as well as any comments on trade and tariffs impact. samir wrote in new york. joining us is shaun port, chief investment officer at investment management company, nutmeg. how are you? good, thank you. you are looking quite calm, a new trading week in operation. october has been such a tough month, down by 8%, a focus on earnings. the tech giants had some disappointing guidance coming into the fourth quarter, apple and facebook will be key with their earnings. we've seen today in e

more on that in a moment, but first samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street todaydavidson will be reporting earnings, earlier this year it decided to move production of bikes going to the european union from the us to its overseas facilities. calls to boycott harley—davidson then followed and they were backed by the american president donald trump. investors will be looking for a financial fallout from that. the golden arches will also be reporting earnings and while investors might be interested in seeing if low price value meals and other initiatives have been successful in drawing in more customers the focus will be on china where the anti—us sentiment following the trade war could dampen sales and overall results in return. joining us to talk about the markets today is jane sydenham, investment director at rathbones investment management. let's talk about saudi arabia. yes, they have been trying to move away from being seen as just an oil state and moving towards diverse in its economy through investment and so on, it needs to reassure the world it's not just g

samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. a sharp decline on wednesday, thursday is when some of the biggest tech companies get the chance to persuade investors that the good times are still rolling. first out, before the market is open is twitter. this global market reporting a rise in profits in the third quarter but as ever, a lot of investors will be focusing on their struggle to increase the number of users. after the closing bell, two of the giants of the tech centres put out their numbers, amazon and google. but with the tech heavy stock index, the nasdaq, suffering its worst day in several years on thursday, even the biggest names in tech had to do some heavy lifting to boost investor's sentience. joining us is derrick — the chief markets strategist at bank of new york mellon top of cycle — only one way to go? how do you feel? some deja vu, actually. look, the job how do you feel? some deja vu, actually. look, thejob of how do you feel? some deja vu, actually. look, the job of the market is to look forward to discount

the operator of a limousine company is now charged with criminalli ngent homicid nauman hussain was arrested last night. new york state police say when they arrested him, he had p bags with him. his attorneys say that was because he was receiving death threats and had to leave his hous t police say limo involved in the crash failed recent safety asspections. the driver, wholso killed, was not properly licensed. >>> 4:10 right now. still ahead, if you think life would be better with a hot coffee or a o bagel your metro ride, we have good news for you. >> details on a proposed plan that would allow food sales in stations. >>> and it's a story so many of you are talking about. a woman sees a black man with white children and calls the police. find out what they say and why the incidt is a cheeky moment. >>> amelia, how about our weather? >> here's your school day weather. recess potentially indoors today. at pickup and the eveni commute, we're dealing with rain, some of it likely heavy in spots with areas east of i-95 under a flash flood wmpch. teeratur today in the 70s. es their first beer coo

he joins a growing list of business leaders now boycotting the event, as samira hussain reports.s attendees an opportunity to secure lucrative contracts in the country, so the financial benefit to attending could be quite significant, but in the end there was just too much pressure on people to pull out, including us trade secretary steve mnuchin. ministers from france and the uk already had, and big names in america's business community, like jamie dimon ofjpmorgan chase, and bill ford of ford motor company, already had said that they would not be attending. no—one will be going in mr mnuchin's place, and this has certainly increased the pressure on any american company that is still planning to attend. the fox business network has cancelled its sponsorship and will no longer be covering the conference. last year, the us and saudi arabia traded more than $115 billion worth of goods and services. joining us is james bevan, chief investment officer at ccla investment management. let's talk about the flip side of what is going on in china, some of the concerns that we have around e

and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today.here he will likely announce that the administration is lifting the summer ban on higher ethanol blends of gasoline. now, the move could reshape the retail gas market, making gasoline with 15% ethanol is a new consumer standard. the mid—term election's next month and this particular measure is really aimed at boosting farm belt republicans. also happening on tuesday, google will be holding an event in new york where it is expected to launch the third—generation pixel smartphone and chrome os tablet. other devices may also be announced. what else is happening in the markets? joining us now is sonja laud, head of equity at fidelity international. nice to see you. let's pick up on that story we spoke about already, microsoft's investing in grab. we are seeing different patterns emerge around the world but he was dominant in which market and particularly how it is doing in asia. it is not their first engagement in a right hailing app. they have cloud systems such as azure and it is more ab

samira hussain has the story. doob, ganj, weed, bud.industry is coming into bloom. this is no ordinary grow, it's a high—tech operation that produces a staggering amount of legal marijuana. we are kind of like a tech company that produces cannabis. it was about the idea that this had to be done and probably was more about tech. inside this vault is where they keep the stuff that is ready to ship. security is tight, unsurprisingly, considering the half a billion dollars worth of marijuana that line these shelves. this is bay street, toronto, ca nada's financial district. the country's early adoption of cannabis as a legitimate business is allowing it to dominate the industry. just ask investor, paul rosen. this has become the hub of the global cannabis industry. toronto specifically is where most of the global cannabis companies are coming to raise their capital. most of the well—known us companies are coming to canada to list on the canadian securities exchange because they can't list on the nasdaq or the nyse. in this classroom, studen

killed 20 people was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide. 28-year-old nauman hussain is the son of the owner of the limo company. the limousine involved had failed an x action last month and should not have been in service. new york state police say that he is the sole person responsible for the limousine being on the road. his attorney said that his client is not guilty and says he only handled marketing and phone calls while his father ran the daily operations. the crash on saturday in upstate new york told two people outside of the limousine and all 18 people inside the limousine, including driver.>>> the man convicted in the gypsy hill murder was sentenced to life. he was found guilty of raping and killing two teenage girls in the gypsy hill area of pacifica in 1976. he was sentenced to two life sentences that will run concurrently. you must first complete a 30 year sentence in oregon for a conviction there. authority say they believe he raped and killed a total of six women in carolina -- california and nevada in 1976.>>> the mayor has asked for the creation of a

. >> reporter: prestige limo is owned by local resident shahed hussa hussain. he pleaded guilty in 2003 and became an fbi informant. a photo taken from surveillance videotape shows him in 2004 as an informant holding an inert rocket launcher during a sting operation. kindlon says his client is out of the country. >> we had a phone conversation earlier this afternoon. >> what did he say? >> he wanted me to, again, do whatever i could to express to the families and the victims his sorrow. >> reporter: the fbi isn't commenting on whether hussain was an informant. authorities seized four vehicles from prestige including that limo and police are also saying the victims who were inside the limousine, they actually rented a bus from a different company but the bus broke down. they hired prestige at the very last minute. norah. >> oh, that detail, oh, my goodness, demarco, thank you. we now know the names of most of the 20 people who died. 8 of the passengers were part of the same family. the others were all very good friends. a vigil was held for all the victims last

the man who runs the limo company 28-year-old hussain was arrested wednesday. was charged with criminally negligent homicide. he pled not. his family owns the limo company involved in the crash that killed 20 people last saturday. police insist hussain knew that his limo had been ordered off the road for multiple safety violations and that the driver did not have a proper limo license. >>> time now to turn back to al roker for the forecast. >>> freeze and frost warnings in the central planes. morning know in northern minnesota. winter like conditions in parts of the rockies. all eyes along the eastern seaboard. it could affect you all across the country. that's what's going on around the country. first, we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you i

<hussain khan/walnut creek just a shame to see a big conglomerate which 20 years ago didn't exist is now beating up some little mom and pop store. they can probably legally do it but it's what i would consider a predatory business practice.>( lydia ) both businesses have been in that location for decades. ( lydia )happening now....a one thousand dollar reward is being offered for the 800-pound hammer sculpture that disappeared from a community center in healdsburg.... the artist of the piece-- doug unkrey is offering the reward... its 21 feet long... and was on loan from a local family. city officials believe it was taken friday night... right now, there's no evidence of it being taken... and police think it could be a prank. ( lydia ) a man is now facing a couple of charges following a fight in the parking lot of levi's stadium. another man was left in critical condition following the incident sunday. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, police are asking for your help as they move forward in this investigation. a 49er's fan is in critical condition after he was allegedly assaul

nauman w hussain arrested last night and released on b d last night. as part of his release, he had toe g up his u.s. passport. police say when they arrested him, he had packed bags with him. his attorney says that was because he was reiving death threats. he's pled not guilty. police say the limo involved in the crash failed recent safety inspections, and the driver who was also killed, was not properlyns li. >>> 5:09 now. today, metro plans to present its board a proposal to allow food sales in and around stations. >> the transit agencyt' says all part of a plan to increase revenue. news 4's chris lawrence is live at the clarendon station. >> reporter: all this could look a whole lot different. later this morning, metro is going toor put this b a metro board committee to see if it flies. i can tell you food is just one part of a much largerhi plan. what would allow metrodoo , these new regulations, it woulllow metro to cut commercial deals on its own without going back to the board to get the okay. metro would be able to rent out any space onetro pro

nauman hussain was arrested yesterday. he was released on bond last night. as part of his release, he had to give up his u.s. passport. new york state police say when they arrested him, he had packed bagsith him. his attorneys say that's because he was receiving death threats and had to leave his house. he's pled not guilty. police say the limo involved in the crash failed recent safety inspections, and tho driver, was also killed, was not properlyed lice >>> 6:12 right now. still ahead, our coverage of the aftermath of hurricane michael continues. >> we have a live report from florida's panhandle, one of the rdest hit areas. how about our weather, amelia? >> we're going to have rain at times throughout the day todayet someoads out there right now. more widespread rain later today. you might want to budget time for that evening commute. by tomorrow morning, we return to dry conditions. here's thef latest looke radar. his is tropical storm michael. more on the impacte later today coming up. >>> well, dancing keeps them focused. how you can help outfit them fo

we can now speak to samira hussain, who is in new york.ation? in fact that package was found not too far from where the bbc offices are. it has been taken up town to a facility that the new york city police use to defuse and investigate these bombs. there are several levels of authorities involved in the investigation, from the fbi to the investigation, from the fbi to the new york city police and other local authorities. since london, there have been a total of ten devices found. four have been confirmed as pipe bombs and the others are still being tested. they we re others are still being tested. they were all sent to prominent democrats oi’ were all sent to prominent democrats or outspoken critics of president trump. thank you very much indeed. that was live from new york. we will talk more about that and president trump in particular and his relationship with the media. we will have a reporter from the washington post after 5:30pm. the defence secretary gavin williamson has announced that all roles in the military are now open to women

samira hussain is in new york. china really hitting back. absolutely.in different parts of latin america and he made the suggestion that these investments if it seems to be good to be true, maybe it not —— maybe it is not in the interests of locals. china had come with big interest rates that they have had to pay for these loans, but what is being talked about is the fact that china is trying to assert more influence in latin america as the united states is no longer as important in latin america as china is trying to put more influence there, and given the fact we are seeing this trade war between the night dates and china, consider this becoming a proxy for their battles —— trade war between the united states and china. banks macro. —— thanks forjoining us. italy's government is refusing to back down on its budget targets, despite european union criticism of its 2019 spending plans. in a letter to the commission, economy minister giovanni tria said the government had to take "hard but necessary decisions" to try to boost economic growth. nicola borri

samira hussain is live. it is incredibly difficult to win this. but it is not putting people off.ne in the united states in the last few years have changed the formula. so you don't have as many winners but the jackpots just get have as many winners but the jackpotsjust get bigger have as many winners but the jackpots just get bigger and bigger. and of course the bigger the jackpots, the there are more people driving to those sales. it actually working for the lottery commissions because people are interested in those tickets. take a look at those pictures up in long lines of people buying tickets. in fact the bbc new york office has indeed contributed to those lines. i wasjust would ask you if if you bought a ticket. in terms of morality, there's a huge question about that because of such huge winnings. sure, but if it is $2 or $5 for someone tojust huge winnings. sure, but if it is $2 or $5 for someone to just a dream about what it would be like to have that $1.6 billion and what they would actually do with that money, if you accept it on face value for what it is, than many peo

our correspondent sumira hussain is in new york. reports come through all the time.icated situation. absolutely, the fact we are seeing several of these bombs sent to different places, it is leading to a lot of confusion and people are asking many questions. what is happening in new york is that the cnn building has been evacuated and we have seen the device that was sent to the building where the cnn new york headquarters are, it has left the building and is making its way to a new york police department facility where they will presumably be detonating a bomb far—away from the downtown area. the new york city police have asked people in the current area to shelter in place, meaning to stay put until the new york police say it is safe to start moving about freely. it is still pretty tense around that area. we have to make it clear that as far as we understand we do not know about a link. there are obvious links we have discussed but nobody has said anything publicly. that is clear, to point out, no links have been made. in terms of the actual devices that have been

samira hussain is in new york.to you buddy press conference that we've just had, because it's important to note that the the powder —— the envelopes, the powder had no risk of biological harm according to the fbi. that was a big concern. even when they reopened the building, they did have the mailroom still cordoned off because they wanted to make sure they tested that white powder. the fear it could be some sort of biological weapon. they have at this press c0 nfe re nce biological weapon. they have at this press conference that it is in fact, not some sort of biological weapon. a few other things that we should talk about that was brought up at this press conference. first things, all of the devices that were sent to various locations in new york have all been sent to quantico. fb the fbi's location in virginia. it is really the fbi doing some protesting. it's interesting that the mayor of new york city definitely call this an act of terrorism. he said this is something that the comet the attacks were directed at

pot has become a multi—billion dollar industry in canada as samira hussain reports from ontario, canadaing into bloom. this is no ordinary grow, it is a high—tech operation that produces a staggering amount of legal marijuana. we are like a tech company that produces cannabis. it was about the idea that this had to be done and probably was more about tech. inside this vault is where they keep the stuff that is ready to ship. security is tight, unsurprisingly, considering the half a billion dollars worth of marijuana that line these shelves. it's those kinds of numbers that have so many people getting high on the prospects over pot. this is bay street, toronto, ca nada's financial district. the country's early adoption of cannabis as a legitimate business is allowing it to dominate the industryjust ask investor, paul rosen. this has become the hub of the global cannabis industry. toronto specifically is where most of the global cannabis companies are coming to raise their capital. most of the well—known us companies are coming to canada to list on the canadian securities exchange because