juliette saly -- questions in germany. manus: juliette saly has your news. juliette: financial restrictions on north korea after it slapped sanctions on russian entities, assisting pyongyang's ballistic missiles. rex tillerson said it north korea hasn't carried out provocative acts the security council imposed new sanctions on the country, saying restraint might lead to negotiations. repudiated heras party as being of service. -- obsess. -- obsessed. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg, merkel's chief of staff says germany has interest in preserving the scandal in the diesel automotive's industry. >> i am optimistic we will overcome this and the german industry will come out of this

here's juliette saly. juliette: u.s.donald trump's threat to shut down the government and october for his border wall could complicate the job of raising the debt ceiling. they need to pass a measure to keep the government open and raising the debt limit. republicans do not have a plan for how they will receive -- proceed. the u.s. is preparing another round of sanctions to punish the government of venezuela. one potential tool under review woods ways trading in the country's debt. the next step is the campaign to pressure nicolas maduro. no decisions have been made. you may be assured under the leadership of president, the united states of america will continue to bring the full measure of american economics and diplomatic power to bear until democracy is restored. in venezuela. upiette: china has ratcheted its opposition to the investigation into its intellectual property practices. to defend its interests of necessary. the ministry of commerce spokesman said the two nations have more shared interests than disputes and

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. chopper 5 giving us a live look right now where hundreds of antihate marchers have been gathering all day. this was to be the patriot prayer counterprotest, but it turns out these folks had the san francisco stage to themselves. we've got a series of reports on the marches and rallies and lack thereof. we begin with kpix 5 katie nielsen at san francisco civic center. >> thousands of people showed up here in the shadows of city hall for what organizers describe as a peaceful family-friendly unity rally, and it feels more like a street festival than it does a counterprotest. >> it is a party. >> to show my support and that we can all come together and be peaceful and happy and love each other. >> it's interesting because the nazis really didn't seem to show up today so, you know, many of us were prepared to show them they weren't welcome, and i guess they got that message in advance and were afraid to show their faces. >> a lone protester from the other side of the political fence showe

juliette: anna, thank you.r is federal grand jury in washington to help collect information. that is regards to russian youring in the 2016 selection. according to people familiar, the grand jury is in alexandria, virginia that is already involved in the inquiry. in while, donald trump has lashed out at a rally, he denied any collusion with moscow and says it is a total fabrication. >> most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we did not win because of russia, we wind because of you -- we won because of you. the dissenting voice during his time at the boj made comments during an exclusive interview with bloomberg. the boj continues to partners it is the limit around the middle. that privateely financial institutions will holding.iminish the dubai, a place has engulfed one of the world's tallest residential towers. storyities say the 86 building was successfully evacuated with no injuries reported, and the flames were brought under control. it is the second time in 2.5 years that

juliette: u.s.resident trump has vowed that the governments response to tropical storm harvey will serve as a model for disaster recovery. his comments came in he and the first lady received a briefing in corpus christi, texas. inleast 15 people have died the wake of harvey while thousands more have been displaced from their homes. early estimates on economic as $100ange as high billion. in india, buys heaviest rainfall since 2005 has paralyzed the financial hub as transport ground to a halt. the city, home to the central the stock exchanges is expected to receive more heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours. corporate bond l slumping as trading was 13% lower than the three-month daily average. the u.k. wants to squeeze in more hours of brexit negotiation as an october deadline to secure a breakthrough looks increasingly unattainable. there are only two more rounds before and you summit that will decide if talks can move to trade. the discussions are scheduled in weeklong blocks, yet most of the team of

manus: juliette, thank you very much. juliette saly with the latest from singapore.ur top story is barcelona. we will be joined with a security specialist at the front of daybreak. 13 people have died and the regional government says up to 100 people are injured. anna: we will get further analysis on the ground. let's talk about that with our guest who joins us on set, bob parker from the investment committee. good morning. tragic events on the streets once again of europe. geopolitics back to the fall -- back to the four. now we have what's has been claimed by islamic state, another attack on the streets of europe. it has become familiar in europe. guest: regrettably so. what is the impact on investment behavior? inevitablyly the -- come it means they want to reduce risk levels. if you look at the impact of geopolitical risk on economies, the impact is fairly short-lived. 50 years and you look at the geopolitical negative impacts on markets, it typically only lasts for a month or two. this is yet another example of and it will event result in investors wanting to sh

we go to juliette saly. juliette: matt, the bank of japan's governor has pledged to forge on.clusively to bloomberg, kuroda warned that his inflation target remains distant and the current pace of growth in the world third-largest economy looks unsustainable. excellent, but we don't think that growth can be sustained. inund 2% growth is likely this amount of growth, inflationary through graduate every is 2%. juliette: the president of the table and fed has urged colleagues look beyond inflation speaking on the sidelines of the fed annual retreat in jackson hole, she told bloomberg that she expects more increase before the end of this year. >> monetary policy is still accommodative, so the gradual path of normalization is really a gradual path. my argument on why want to stay on that path is because we are in a more normal economy. inflation is not yet at 2% but we have to move policy a little bit before we get to the goal, or else we are going to be behind. juliette: in germany, with four weeks left in the election campaign, the leader of the democratic party has leveled his h

juliette: manus, thank you.up percent he is has agreed to buy medical device maker and exchange for $2 billion. to buyenius has agreed medical device maker nxstage for $2 billion. the deal is expected to close next year. diapers the chief has forcefully pushed back against a male workers argument -- diapers at the chief has forcefully pushed back against a male workers argument that the company has a monoculture. the memo provided a detailed list of what he calls possible non-biased causes for the under-representation of women in the industry, saying the company's left-leading workplace culture prevent honest discussion of the issue. on bloomberg technology, facebook coo sheryl sandberg joins host emily chang for exclusive interview to discuss company culture, leadership, and the social network path global impact at its headquarters in menlo park. that is tomorrow at 10:30 p.m. u.k. time. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus. manus: juliette, thank you very much. gold is under pressure following the doll

juliette saly is standing by.uliette: donald trump has warned congress not to fumble the chance to rewrite the u.s. tax code and reinvigorate the economy. his comments came as he kicked off his efforts to sell the american public on his tax plan with a rally in missouri. >> i am committed to working with congress to get this job done. i don't want to be disappointed by congress, do you understand? understand. juliette: the ceo of bank of america has said donald trump's tax reforms could help the u.s. achieve growth of 3%. speaking exclusively to bloomberg, he cautioned that it would still be a struggle to hit that target. >> when you think about that time in the 1990's and 2000s when you have economic growth, you had a publishing growing. now it is hard to estimate. that difference is a lot of people and demand for houses, for food, for cars. economy. good, solid without publishing growth, you are going to see this thing fight to get between 2% to 3%. downtte: harvey has closed 23 -- 22% of u.s. oil refineries. th

here is a bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: thank you.he audi unit has been made a part to the diesel admission pro. it's a step that might allow the seizure for selling vehicles with weak engines. germany does not allow for prosecution of companies under criminal laws, and administered prot is a tool postures can use to sanction firms. qatar national bank is considering options to raise financing as an ongoing stand up with its gulf neighbors, threatening to weaken liquidity in the gas region. the middle east largest lender held early discussions with international banks about the possibility of private placement bond sale or loan in the first quarter. achilles is percent said there is no definite decision on the issue. dbs, the southeast asian bank that has spent 3.7 billion dollars on technology in the past five years is starting to see the investment states costs. singapore's biggest bank is seeing significant improvement on the expense side of the business. he admits online rivals such as alibaba are formidable competition in digital

anna: here's juliette saly.hite house strategist steve bannon has gone public with his long simmering feud, in a rare interview he told the american prospect magazine that he often battles with treasury secretary steven mnuchin and national economic council director gary cohn. anna did not respond to a request for comment on the interview. south korea's president said donald trump has agreed to ask for consent before taking any military action against north korea. office withdays in his first news conference as president, he said only his country could greenlight a strike and he warned to that the regime is putting a red line as it seeks to weaponize missiles with nuclear warheads. officials engaged in a detailed debate about deflation while keeping the door open on a september and balance on the timing of alan sheets reductions. the majority of the fomc sticking with the forecast that inflation would rise to the 2% target over the medium-term. many saw some likelihood that inflation might remain below 2% for lo

anna: here is juliette saly. juliette: north korea has fired an unidentified ballistic missile over japan rattling asian markets. the u.s. and its allies wait a response. the missile landed 200 kilometers of hokkaido in the japanese ocean. the prime in nist are agreed with donald trump to increase pressure on north america -- north korea following a functional. that transposition matches of the united states. north korea's missile launch poses a serious and grave threat on an unprecedented level. i am in complete agreement with president trump that we must convene an emergency u.n. meeting and increase pressure on north korea. tropical storm harvey has drifted back into the gulf of mexico and it is poised to recharge before crashing ashore on the texas louisiana border tomorrow. with an estimated 20 inches of rain still to come, predictions of the cost of the damage rage -- range as high as $100 million. 30% of the nation's refining power is under threat from the flooding. donald trump discussed of puzzle to buil

juliette, thanks very much.cks fell yesterday after news that federal -- that robert mueller is using a grand jury to -- as he investigates possible collusion with russia. this is from people familiar with the matter. during a rally last night, trump lashed out against the investigation. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it is just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that is all it is. keeping it in the u.s., today is jobs day. the u.s. labor market marked this year with a modest wage unemployment.ling it probably delivered more of the same in july, that is according to estimates. they will get a scorecard for the first six months of president donald trump. joining us from singapore to talk about this is mark cudmore. mark, first off, we expect a little less in the first six average than we saw in the average of job gains last year. while this report will mark a similar trend, it is not the same kind of job growth we saw it last year, is it? mark: absolutely. as we get

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll have more from julia and dennis o'donnell. >>> breaking news out of oregon. a small plane has crashed and we learned it was registered to a man menlo park. two people were killed when the plane went down, a pilot and passenger. an air trafficking site said the plane with the same tail number took off about 11:00 this morning. the crash happened about 2:00 this afternoon. the plane went down in a heavily wooded area about a mile from the airport in the small town of madras, oregon, that's north of bend. one witness heard the whole thing. >> i heard the plane coming in, and i heard it sputtering some, which is not uncommon. we hear it quite often, so i didn't really think much about it, and then a few seconds later, i could hear it, i heard the impact, which was just kind of like a puff. >> the crash impact caused a small brush fire. the town of madras is one of the cities people are blocking to watch the total solar eclipse on monday. the town is preparing for as many as 200,000

let's go to juliette saly in singapore. juliette: the u.s.he united nations says iran can never be allowed to have nuclear weapons. nikki haley spoke after president rouhani warned that iran's nuclear program could be ramped up that the u.s. continue sanctions. president trump wants to abandon the deal in congress. martin short has given a skeptical response to the uk's temporary proposal for a you and customs unit after brexit. the former head of the parliament said that britain risks further propagating negotiations by creating a series of position papers for the talk. the united kingdom, the government in london, everything suggests another proposal. this is for sure in my eyes not therefore, and [indiscernible] to overcome the main problems, especially the guarantee of the freedoms of the european union. let's discuss it. has said ititain wants to avoid a customs check with ireland as part of any brexit deal with the european union. the brexit department says that u.k. and european negotiators need to show flexibility and imagination in i

get to singapore and a juliette saly is standing by with your first word news. juliette: u.s.resident donald trump will make a primetime speech later about afghanistan and south asia that comes as he looked to get his presidency back on track after the departure of chief strategist stephen bannon. desk steve bannon. the president returns to washington after his working vacation spent at his golf resort in new jersey. he will speak at 2:00 a.m. u.k. time. 10 sailors are missing and five injured after a u.s. warship collided with a tanker. search efforts are underway after the uss john mccain collided with another ship. they are investigating the extent of damages. involthe second crash ving an american naval vessel in a matter of. -- matter of months. it follows weeks of hot intentions including kim jong-un's attempt to attack guam. watchter said he would washington's actions for deciding whether to act. u.s., mexico, and canada have --ed a first round of trucks round of talks on a trade agreement. the next round is scheduled for the start of next month and mexico. they moved t

juliette, to you first. just heard kellyanne conway call this a total fabrication, yet we have a grand jury that has been empanelled. >> right. >> we have the white house being asked to turn over documents related to the national security adviser. >> it's a figment of her imagination that this is nothing. at this stage the questions that robert mueller is asking the number of prosecutors he has hired, the depth of their expertise in everything from financial issues to, of course, collusion which is the ultimate question, that is real, and the irony, i think for the white house as well, they keep saying the country wants to move on and this is nothing. it's actually donald trump who keeps bringing it up on twitter and keeps going after mueller. it's his people making totally unfounded accusations about mueller and about others who are affiliated with him. so this will continue and it will continue until mueller has something or he doesn't, and the pace of it seems absolutely normal from i'm a lawyer from a la

its get to juliette saly. juliette: thank you. equity bears hunting for excess in the stock market might be better off worrying about bond prices. the former fed chairman warned this would be were the actual bubble is and when it pops, it will be bad for everyone. in an interview, greenspan said the real problem is that when the bond market bubble collapses, long-term interest rates will rise. the u.s. has said it will combat the distortions to the world economy created by china's economic system, especially in markets of steel and aluminum. in a report, trade representatives offer the senate primary goal is to extend -- imposing duties on china for dumping goods at low prices or unfairly subsidizing chinese firms. the report comes days after tense trade talks in washington. the trump sanctioned venezuela's , accusing him and his government of undermining democracy in the south american country. in an unusual move directed at a head of state, the treasury department act after a vote sunday that was a step towards rewriting his cou

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the police chief is concerned about the influx of protesters. >> reporter: the barricades are still up, but this battle at berkeley is over. what we saw today was a very large group of counter demonstrators chase a small contingents of their opponents out of the park. >> you have been a neo-nazi. >> reporter: tensions grew throughout the day from loud shouting -- >> no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: to punching. >> hey, hey, hey! >> reporter: hundreds of police officers barricaded the park and protected the tiny group of right wing demonstrators as the much larger group of left wing counter demonstrators pushed in and grew much louder. around 1:00 a dramatic scene, a large group marched up out of nowhere, a large group wearing all black. they called themselves antifa which stands for anti-fascist. as the crowd turned toward police, he said they made the decision to abandon the park. >> by 1:00 this afternoon i don't know if we had 10 folks from the original protest and th

juliette saly is standing by. -- let's get a business flash. juliette saly is standing by.e: amazon is wasting no time to bringing its reputation for undercutting competitors. the company said it will begin slashing prices on a broad cross-section on monday. it is the same day the $13.7 deal is set to close. apple is planning to unveil a renewed focus on the living room with a device that can stream four k video. 4k video. it is also testing updated version of its tv. aggregate programming from apps that already offer live streaming. qantas has announced its fourth stock buyback. reportinglian carrier its second highest profit on record. shares traded near an all-time high. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: germany's second quarter gdp is due later today. -- th from: peter westaway is vanguard asset services. he is with us. mario draghi has a better scenario on his hand. has a strong european economy. he also has a strong euro. i want to talk about the american side. he think he will go to jackson hole and let it pass by as a damp squid. is this something to do w

anna: here's juliette saly. juliette: u.s.nt donald trump was involved in crafting a statement released by his son about a meeting he had with a russian lawyer. a white house spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders said trump weighed in as any father would based on the limited information he had. it provides an account of the events that conflicts with the assertions made by the president's own lawyer to weeks ago. u.s. and has confirmed christopher wray as the new director of the fbi. the nomination was approved on a bipartisan vote of 92-5. he has vowed to defend the organization's independence after president trump fired his predecessor james comey after the criminal probe into russian meddling into the 2016 election. urged peacefulas pressure. america's goal is not to topple kim jong on or find an excuse to send our military north. he said it just time to get the regime to become redder to enter talks although a condition of those negotiations would be north korea giving of its -- giving up its nuclear weight ends capability. s

here's juliette saly. juliette: u.s.resident donald trump has warned congress not to fumble the chance to rewrite the u.s. tax code and reintegrate the economy. his comments came as he kicked off his effort to sell the plan in public on a tax a rally in springfield, missouri. president trump: i am fully committed to working with congress to get this job done and i do not want to be disappointed by congress, do you understand me? do you understand? understand. tropical storm harvey has closed down almost a quarter of u.s. refining capacity as it made landfall for the second time. power failures have reduced fuel 4.2 5 milliony by barrels a day. futures rose to the highest in two years and the fields or ma'am to crude is at a 17 month high. the uk's per minister theresa may said she intends to lead her conservative 30 and to the next election. that comes after one newspaper claimed over the weekend to note the date in 2019 when she is planning to quit. during her visit to japan she said there was no basis for speculation a

here's juliette saly. juliette: u.s.resident trump has returned to his controversial position that there was "blame on both sides" for deadly clashes in virginia over the weekend. crm has faced intense criticism froms and business leaders for saying that many sides were to blame for the violence in charlottesville. comments caught his aides by surprise and dismayed some of his staff. pres. trump: that was a horrible day -- [inaudible] pres. trump: i will tell you something. i watched those much more closely than you people watched it. you had a group on one side that was bad, and you had a group on the other side that was very violent, and nobody wants to say that, but i will say it now. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says iran can never be allowed to have nuclear weapons and can't use the nuclear deal to hold the world hostage. nikki haley spoke after morning president rouhani that iran's nuclear program could be ramped up at the u.s. continues its threats and sections. president trump wants to abandon the de

here is juliette saly.uliette: thank you, donald trump may be on the verge of ramping up his threats on china on trade. the administration is gearing up to investigate china over what it perceives to be violations of intellectual property. if the talk turns to action there could be troubling consequences for the global economy. dmitry prime minister medvedev says the trump administration has declared a full-fledged economic war on his country. it is after the u.s. president signed a russian sanctions bill congress forced on him. trump expressed reservations about the legislation saying it encroaches on presidential authority and may hurt u.s. ability to work with allies and could have unintended consequences for american companies. a draft lawproved that will grant permanent residency cars to some foreigners. those eligible for the card include children of qatari women that married foreigners, those who have special talents needed by the state, and others who have extended notable services to the country. t

juliette: charlottesville has covered two statues of confederate generals. the decision came during a chaotic meeting and follows racially charged protests in the town that left one woman dead. typhoonh toll from the has risen to 12. it is the most powerful storm to hit the chinese region in more than half a century. theeople were killed in gambling hub and another 153 were listed as injured amid extensive flooding and power outages. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus and matt. matt: thanks for that. talk downa chance to the euro but if he does will markets take them seriously? some concern was raised about the strong euro in the ecb's recent policy meeting. president draghi is expected to move further toward unwinding the qe program in the coming months. in an interview, ecb governor hansen said he is not currently concerned about the strength of the euro which is not a big change. is a bloomberg mliv strategist. with the euro react to , to jot owning as everybo

skip to first word news with juliette saly.ident.gov has called a white supremacists for the role in the deadly violence over the weekend in charlottesville, virginia. the comments came as the blackhawks saw it to counter the damage of outcomes failing to hold groups accountable. >> those who cause violence in its names are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacist and other hate groups that a republic -- are repugnant to every we hold dear. brian krzanich has become the third ceo to quit donald trump's seat -- council of business leaders within 24 hours. that is members of the panel become enmeshed in the political fallout of the weekend final riots in virginia. the move came hours after kenneth frazier stepped down followed by under armour's ceo. u.k. government has said he wants to maintain tariff free bureaucracy like trade with the eu for a period after brexit and perhaps permanently. the idea is part of a series of new papers aimed at fleshing out britons and asians for relations leavese eu afte

juliette: u.s.resident donald trump has threatened to bring the government to the brink of a shutdown if needed. he said he might terminate the north american free trade agreement. speaking at a rally in arizona he called them a credit lawmakers who objected to his plans to construct all while obstructionist density was time to crack down on illegal immigration. >> we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. let me be very clear, to democrats in congress who oppose a border wall and stand in the way of border security. you are putting all of america's safety at risk. angela merkel has rejected the caricature of her party is being obsessed with the debt at a rally. she said her budget record is an active generational justice. in an exclusive interview, her chief of staff said germany has a vital interest in preserving dieselndal that hit the automotive industry. >> i am optimistic that we will overcome this and the german car manufacturing industry will come out of this situation

as juliette saly.rump has called white supremacist for their role in the deadly violence over the weekend in charlottesville, virginia. the comments came as the white house sock to counter backlash against trump's initial failure to hold hate groups accountable directly. and those whovil cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacist and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. juliette: intel's brian krzanich has become the third ceo to quit the council of his this leaders within 24 hours. that is as membership of the panel has become enmeshed in the volatile political fallout of the week confinement right in virginia -- weekend while riots in virginia. kenneth frazier stepped down and under armour's ceo. president trump has asked his top trade official to consider investigating how china handles intellectual property, especially the practice of forcing american companies to transfer technological know-how. commercem

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> thank you.ght it was good-bye, but david letterman is coming back to tv in a whole new way. he will be teaming up with netflix for a six had been episode series. the show will combine in depth conversations with segments sparked by his curiosity and humor. the untitled series is set to premier in 2018. letterman says he is excited and lucky to be working on the project and added these words of wisdom. quote, if you retired to spend more time with your family, check with your family first. and this just in. >>> disney parting ways with netflix, ending its partnership and pulling its content by 2019. disney plans to launch its own streaming service. >>> if you like cool weather, san francisco is the happiest place on earth. it is only 61 degrees and foggy in the city right now. cooler at ocean beach. there's a pretty strong onshore flow keeping you cool inland, as well. does that change anytime soon? your forecast is next. >> and coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, a long-time boy scout camp going

let's get a business flash with juliette saly.tte: inergy nearing an agreement by encore 49 $.3 billion according to people familiar with the matter. a deal could be announced as soon as today. in line to scoop up the texas utility also being viewed by warren buffett's berkshire hathaway and forcing it into elliott management. representatives from some pressure and berkshire hathaway declined to comment. and on cora presented it did not immediately respond. jumping in sydney trade after the world's forced biggest iron ore export tripled dividends. the company also said it may return further as top miners are warning -- rewarding them with my out. runner to the front become the ceo of uber. citing unidentified sources with knowledge of the situation a majority of the company's board is now coalescing. a vote of directors is likely to happen within the next two weeks. thank you very much. angela merkel was tested on the televisedisis in a town hall event in berlin yesterday. manus: this comes as her main to catch up with the frontru

here's juliette saly.iette: credit agricole has become the latest french bank to while other prowess firms stumbled. revenue in its capital markets unit rose 10% in the second quarter following a performance from b.n.p. paribas and natixis. square -- in an interview the ceo said rather than competing with banks his company is focused on offering traditional banking services to people who might not have easy access to them. >> we realized recently that we are not competing with financial institutions and banks and traditional lenders. in our average loan -- our average loan is $6,000. we are competing with people going to friends and family and asking for a loan and that is a massive market. tesla jumped an extended trade is the ceo said he never felt better about the company's prospects despite burning through $1.6 billion in .ash and boosting battery output. investors focused instead on , hundreds ofd thousands of installations of solar roofs and trucks to line -- adto the lineup. clicks i am confident we

kpix 5's good good shows us -- juliette goodrich shows us why. >> reporter: for some next week's totalclipse is -- >> it's exciting. >> reporter: for others? >> when is the eclipse? >> reporter: next monday. in a range about 70 miles wide. running from oregon to charleston, south carolina. here in northern california, t e ecnolips'r e inbutht even a partial eclipse of the sun could alter the power grid. >> we see this kind of loss of sun. we probably will lose nuouclear powered generators. >> reporter: 75% of overall solar production will be reduced in northern california. this is a solar farm in richmond. that will be affected during the eclipse. with the moon obscuring 58% to 76% of solar rays. but grid planners say they are always preparing for big events like monday, they say they can rely on hydroelectricity, wind, and also other sources the solar can't come into play that day. >> the puc is calling on its customers to help out as well. >> what if people just stepped forward and did one thing to replace the sun by reducing their electricity use? >> reporter: besides reducing elect

juliette good rich is inside and live on the field. >> reporter: yes, the fans are coming in and over my shoulder, we have a father and son taking pictures right now. it was interesting. this guy is a denver broncos fan. his dad, well, 9ers and broncos? >> yes. >> okay, here we go and that is all in family fun. someone else in the tailgating aspect of it all is andrea borba where she's enjoying the family fun and festivities out there and probably with broncos and niners fans as well. hey, andrea. >> hey there. >> reporter: it smells like football season here in levi stadium in the parking lot. charcoal, barbecues and burgers and kids haveing fun. what is a tailgate without a game of catch and cornhole. the faithful are hoping the shakeup in the front office will lead to more wins and fewer friends worthy moments on the field. >> reporter: think they will do all right. we have a lot of rebuilding to do and it's a matter of getting it done. >> the coach we have will fix everything. i have confidence that the whole season is going to turn around and we're going to win more games than pe

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a bay area family getting a new place to call their own. ♪[ music ] >>ow neighbors came together to help a family recovering from a devastating fire. >> plus, after explosive issues with their last model, samsung unveils a new version of the galaxy note, the safety changes they made this time around. >> and what are your odds of winning the second largest jackpot on record? $700million is at stake. ones. "uyen tran" an >>> a san jose family getting a new place to live after a fire destroyed their mobile home killing their loved ones. a woman and her uncle died in the fire. her classmate 10-year-old linda van also died. neighbors and firefighters worked to battle the flames at the golden wheel mobile home park on august 15. but the home was a total loss. today the victims' families accepted donations from various community groups. money for the clean-up and installation of a new mobile home. among the donors, san jose- based home provider advantage homes. and an l.a. billionaire who also donated millions earlier this year for the coyote creek flood victim

a meeting is going on in pleasant hill and kpix 5 reporter juliette goodrich there. >> reporter: the contra costa board of education is holdising this public hearing right now. it could go on for hours into the night. it's a very divisive issue. it's very passionate and emotional, very heated. tonight, the board must make a just -- the board must make a decision. on one side, parents who want to break away and form their own district, allowing five mount diablo schools to create the northgate unified school district. >> i feel that the students in this community could be better served by a smaller district. >> reporter: on the other side, parents say it's segregation. >> it's building a wall between northgate and ignacio high. that's the most and least diverse high schools in our district. >> we see a move in exclusivity that is totally contrary to us. >> reporter: parents dressed in orange t-shirts live in the affluent attendance area of walnut creek. they say with 32,000 students in the mount diablo unified school district, it's too big and they want out. >> i'm fighting for kids t

as kpix 5's juliette goodrich explains, the extension can't come soon enough. >> i have to wait here for 35 minutes. >> reporter: meet this man from antioch. >> i have to wait 35 minutes for a different bus. and then get on the 388 again. >> reporter: his commute story is like many others who travel by bus or car between antioch and the pittsburg bart station. >> come back, wait 35 minutes for another bus. >> reporter: and today while he sits at the antioch bus stop, work is happening daily on the ebart extension project right behind him to connect the two cities by rail. "skydrone5" flew alongside the ebart train today as engineers were testing the safety systems in place. in particular, the train's fail- safe system that will stop the train automatically. the trains will move close to 2500 people per hour during the morning and evening rush hours. >> it will be perfect for me. save a lot of time. get to work on time. >> reporter: bart engineers have been working on this 10- mile stretch of etrack checking for structural deficiencies, making sure it is sound when it is up and runnin

mcmaster say this to susan rice, juliette?ld be actually he's sort of saying the normal thing, which would be that the preld sesor at such a high level would continue to have their security clearance because of legacy issues, potential to write a memoire, assisting the new team even if the new team is of a different party. the natural transitions of national security occur amongst personnel because our threats do not end on inauguration day. in some ways this letter is more significant -- or is not significant because it is telling her she gets to keep the security clearance. it is significant because it undermines everything that donald trump -- h.r. mcmaster's boss -- has been saying about susan rice. >> steve, let's speak to that part. if h.r. mcmaster is saying, you keep it, it means you didn't do anything wrong, it means this unmasking talk must not be substantiated? >> well, that's exactly the interesting point and i would agree with juliette here. it is sort of a breath of fresh air in the sense this is how government u

in dublin, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> uber's former ceo is now being sued for fraud. a venture capital company claims travis kalanick failed to come clean about inappropriate behavior inside the company. they also allege he packed the board with directors loyal to him. a spokesman for kalanick called the lawsuit completely without merit and riddled with lies and false allegations, adds kalanick is confident these entirely baseless claims will be rejected. kalanick was pushed out of the company in june some eight years after creating uber, which is now valued at $70 billion. >>> google's ceo claims he had to cancel a town hall meeting on diversity due to safety concerns. it was meant to ease tension after a former engineer published a controversial essay. kpix 5's maria medina breaks down why the ceo believed a town hall was too risky. >> there's a lot of just shaming and, you know, no, you can't say that, that's sexist. >> reporter: by now, james damore's former coworkers have likely heard his first interviews after writing a controversial memo about why he believes b

juliette, thanks very much.orth korea has fired a missile over japan, reigniting tensions after a war earlier this month between pyongyang and the united states. south korea has promised a show of force in response and japan's prime minister shinzo abe spoke with president trump by phone and described the launch has unprecedented. the government followed the missile from its launch and was completely aware of its trajectory. the safety of the people was our main concern. this act poses a serious threat to the peace and security of the region. we have launched a complaint with the north korean regime and have also asked the u.s. to convene an emergency meeting of the can -- security council to ask the international community to put pressure on north korea to cease its publication. -- provocation. matt: joining us, mark cranfield, mliv strategist with reaction. brian, let me start with you. how have japan's leaders reacted to this provocation and what is the mood light on the ground? how are -- worried are people

we are going to singapore with juliette saly. juliette: companies behind the most popular u.s.dit cards have said they are severing ties with extremist organizations that insight violence. discover financial services said it is ending merchant agreements with hate groups. visa and mastercard said they were cutting ties. the move comes after they came under pressure to stop providing ways for whites promises groups to raise funds in the wake of the violent protests in charlottesville, virginia. tencent shares have jumped the most in a year in hong kong profits posted record after the chinese internet giant announced a 70% surge in net income to a record $2.7 billion topping analyst estimates. the company is benefiting from the popularity of its smartphone game called honor of kings which gives the company more than 200 million players. elliott management has bought on cord electric delivery. familiar,to a person the firm has acquired $60 million of leverage eye out notes in energy futures intermediate holdings. elliott and sunrise partners which also opposes the option -- offer

"outfront" now, former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security, juliette kayyem, former reagan political defector, jeffrey lord, along with our senior analyst, jeffrey toobin. juliette, of course, when you look at hiroshima and nagasaki, there were plenty of people who survived the initial impact and died in horrific ways days, months, years later. it's one thing to survive, and another to call that a survival. obviously, this is the biggest threat that any president has faced, right. the big question here is, is any state ready? >> no, not for the kind of attack that might be anticipated from north korea. i just want to say something. this isn't the biggest threat that a president has faced. it may be the biggest threat that we come to, because of the sort of language by donald trump, but we're at this stage, talking about preparedness for a nuclear attack. you know, let's take ten steps back and see whether we can't stop that from happening. but just quickly on the homeland security site, hawaii is part of fema region nine. what does that mean? it means that the

here is a bloomberg is flush with juliette saly. juliette: 40% growth in first half profit. profit rose to $4.2 billion. that is than it that are earnings from its chemical business as well as a narrower loss from producing oil and gas and lower financing costs. cbs has agreed to buy and network, beating out a rival bid by lachlan murdoch. the network will collapse after pledged financial support to keep it open. forcost of buying programs the u.s. as advertising revenue plunged. he was sentenced to five years in prison, according to the news that did not cite the source for the information. he was jailed on friday for investment and perjury, accused of calling millions of dollars to a friend for favors. it is the harshest sentence ever given to a prominent korean figure. that is your bloomberg business flash. matt: the bank of japan's on buying program has left the central bank owning 4% -- 40% of japanese sovereign debt. governor kuroda told kathleen hays it will ultimately make yield curve control easier. carefully been watching the markets. hase market liquidity .educed

let's go to juliette saly.kr is close to clinching a $3 billion commitment from new york city's pension system to invest in deals across the alternative asset managers platforms according to people with knowledge of the matter. the pledges the latest in a string of separately managed accounts over $1 billion that have been formed to invest pension money and multiple strategies. representatives for kkr and the city declined to comment. a scam may have involved at least 11 bank employees beyond the executives that have been charged with crimes. the allegations from a prosecutor, as mark johnson, that level head of foreign exchange castrating in london is scheduled to go on trial next month in new york. he is accused of illegally using his knowledge to profit from a $3.5 billion currency transaction in 2011. a spokeswoman for hsbc declined to comment. and alley court has ordered johnson & johnson to pay $415 million to a 62-year-old woman who blames her over very cancer on talcum powder. five point 5000 claims and

in concord, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a crowd of mourners, 5 people hurt in a drive-by shooting in a bay area vigil. why neighbors say they saw this coming. >> get ready to see your car insurance rates go up. >> and swift justice. a jury rules in favor of the pop star in her groping case. how hoar fierce testimony is empowering women. >> it's cloudy outside and also quite breezy outside. concord, 23 miles per hour. not a gust, a sustained wind. coming up, how long we stay cloudy, how long we stay breezy, how long we stay chilly next. good idea ...what triggered a drive by shooting. five people >>> people living in a san jose neighborhood say they have a pretty good idea what triggered a drive-by shooting. 5 people were shot last night on vista glen drive. >> reporter: it was a mass casualty scene on a san jose neighborhood street. gunfire sprayed into a crowd of people gathered on vista glen avenue at about 10:30 last night. 5 were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. neighbors heard popping sounds, then screams. >> i have an 8 year old sister. when she hear

juliette: united technologies reportedly nearing a deal to buy russell collins. companies are discussing up $140 forno more than each share. it would create one of the biggest aircraft makers and that could be struck as early as this weekend. uber.e new ceo of it concludes a month-long search. his new job the opportunity of a lifetime, he is facing a long list of challenges including quarterly losses of hundreds of millions of dollars and two department of justice investigations. google will comply with europe's demand to change the way it runs its shopping search service. it is a rare instance of bowing to regulatory pressure to avoid fines. the fbi unit faced a deadline to tell the eu how it plan to follow and harder to stop discriminating against rival shopping services in the region. the ceo of porsche has said no decision has been yet made on whether the company will continue to produce diesel vehicles. offal are -- oliver bloom made the comments. >> porsche has always built relatively few diesel vehicles. for that you need to make millions. we do not that.

juliette goodrich says both sides are hashing it out she is live from pleasant hill.>> reporter: they could be here for hours, ultimately it is up to the board of education to make the final decision. but it will go on to the state board and then ultimately to the voters. >> and reality leading to widespread community opposition as well as the shameful inclusion of our community international studies and publications regarding temporary school segregation. >> on one side parents who want to break away and form their own district allowing five schools to secede and create the northgate unified school district.>> i feel the students in this community could be better served. >> on the other side parents say it is segregation. >> it is building a wall between northgate eye and mt. diablo. >> smaller is not better in the current fiscal environment. >> the parents dressed in orange live in the northgate high school attendance area, they say with 32,000 students in the mount diablo unified district it is too big and they want out. >> since the 1970s we have wanted out. it is about leadership

let's get over to juliette. juliette: we have seen the rba live in cash rate unchanged at 1.5%.were not expecting a change coming through from the rba, but we have seen some significant upturn coming through in the aussie dollar. no doubt, it will be trying to jawbone the dollar, but how much can they do when we have the political turmoil in washington keeping it low? we have seen the aussie dollar 18reaking below that cent level. we are still seeing the aussi hold on fairly stubbornly high around $ .80. not much momentum in terms of what the rba can do. the aussi dollar is moving. david is pointing at me, saying, thehere we go. it's going to be interesting to try and see what the minutes say sayuse we have heard them couple licks with oak, though they talked about this neutral policy rate, there does not seem to be much that the rba can do to keep rates from those levels when you have still got inflation at that 1.9% rate. no change expected. it is worth noting we have seen the rba all the cash rate at 1.5% since august of last year. there has been no change or over a year. whe

tracy: thinks juliette.ead over to saudi arabia because the issue has been oversubscribed by over three times and is set to raise more than $10 billion let's get the details from matthew martin. this is a local bond which means he goes to local investors. what does this say about local demand? a few: demand is still pretty high -- matthew: demand is still pretty high. demand in the private sector is really dried up so banks are looking for decent assets to buy. there is a lot of demand. if we compare it to last month's issue when it was around 58 billion riau's all on the table. we are seeing that demand is not as high as it was last month. we have started to see intimated rates come up a little bit more. that is the problem saudi's had with these local issues. it was sucking all of the liquidity out of the system. rishaad: any clues about the government's plans when it comes to tapping international investors later this year as has been the stated goal. said it is ondi's the cards for this year. ofwe look a

in pleasant hill, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> how about sleeping in? dreams of a quiet retirement one country rattled by the constant firing of cannons. a couple says their neighbor's strategy to scare off birds has gone too far. >> shoplifters caught and given a choice to avoid charges. the program a judge is calling extortion. >> and some major money back for people who got an annoying robo call. how you could earn up to $900. >> after a very chilly start to the week, there is some surprise sunshine in san francisco and also points north. this beautiful picture live right now from fort bragg where the skies are clear albeit still chilly. your weather forecast with 90s returning. find out when next. the fire killed a man and two children: 10-year old linda van, and nine- year >>> federal investigators are searching for clues to a deadly mobile home fire in san jose. it killed a man and two children, a 10-year-old and 9- year-old. they were all inside the home when the flames spread yesterday in golden wheel park. investigators had dogs out sniffing fo