. >> krista is here and she's going to do the bulk of the presentation. i'm just going to help facilitate when we get to that point. i will say that we really would like the session after krista provides the introduction to be an open exchange. we want ideas and feedback from you as council members and also anyone who is participating in the audience or on the bridge line. so it looks like krista is getting things set up. we're about ready to start. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for inviting me here today. we are really excited to share with you our progress on the emerging technology open working group. i am krista canellakis. i'm the chief innovation officer for the city and county of san francisco. and we wanted to start with showing you where we see ourselves heading. in november 2018, supervisor yee passed a resolution asking city add minister to form a working group to look at and develop recommendations on best practices for government and industry on the responsible use of technology in our city. and as part of that, we will be developing

i'm krista coble welcome to the program u.s. president trump is quote not happy with the announcement car giant general motors made earlier on monday g.m. said it plans to layoff more than fourteen thousand factory and white collar workers in the united states and canada and put five plants up for possible closure g.m. said the move was in response to increased cost pressure and waning demands for traditional sedans now it wants to ramp up resources for electric and self driving vehicles the company also said terrorist on imported steel imposed earlier this year by the trumpet ministration have cost it one billion dollars so far. for more let's bring in our wall street correspondent yes quarter here yes let me just give this quote to you by general motors mary barra she says we're right sizing capacity for the realities of the marketplace nevertheless fourteen thousand jobs that sounds like a pretty hefty response. it certainly is but g.m.c. old mary barra also said that the industry is changing dramatically in the past two year

news 4's shomari stone rorts tonight on the krista beverly baker foundation. >> reporter: prince george's county executive baker receives a proclamation from montgomer ounty executive ike leg get recognizing his accomplishments. he will now focus on finding a cure for a disease. >> i can't think of anything better to do. >> reporter: tonight, he officially launched the krista beverly bakerfoundation, named after his wife. she was diagnosed with an eare storm of dementia eight yes ago and she now has alzheimer's. >> this journey that she's been on has been part of my journey as county executive.w so, i k how difficult it's been for our family. >> reporter: this crowd is pleased to know the foundation has already raised $72,000 and wants to raise more. >> so, i want to make sure that other families,one, don't have to go through this, which is why we want to try to find a cure, but those who going through it, let them know there are places they can seek help. >> reporter: former senator barbara mccull ski commends eebaker. >> we to find a cure or cognitive stretchout forzh mer's and really d

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i'm krista of corporate good to have you with us the u.s. federal reserve a sounding the alarm it says historically high corporate debt and trade tensions are threatening the financial stability of the u.s. financial system and could cause asset prices to plummet and his first report on the stability of the u.s. financial system the fed acknowledges that regulation brought in after the two thousand and eight financial crisis has made the banking system more resilient but it says increasingly aggressive risk taking could lead to more vulnerability. now in a speech earlier fed chief drone paul pointed out that the u.s. economy remained on track but headwinds were increasing the pace of raising interest rates thereby being a particularly delicate exercise in balancing risks because more interest rates are still low by historical standards and they remain just below the range of estimates of that level that would be neutral for the economy that is neither speeding up nor slowing down growth. for more let's cross over to our man on wall street to

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i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us staff at google offices around the globe on thursday staged an unprecedented serious of walkouts in protest at the company's treatment of women employees are demanding several key changes in how sexual misconduct allegations are dealt with at the firm last week google chief. disclosed that the company had fired almost fifty employees including thirteen senior executives for sexual harassment in recent years but in one case the culprit had received a multimillion dollar payout despite his misconduct. organizers of the walkout for real change have hit out at what they say is a culture of complicity dismissiveness and support for perpetrators of sexual harassment and misconduct at the company at the tech giants e u headquarters in dublin hundreds of employees took part in the hour long walk out. fighting to coordinate open bothering one of the many notable fights that are walking out today and thoughts are with everybody at the very end any form of stop. or misconduct and. similar protests were organized at google offices around the world

i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us siemens is putting six hundred million euros on the table to finance and innovation center here in the german capital it's meant to be part of what some hope will become a german silicon valley one day the investment would be the biggest of a single company in the city since world war two and then the announcement comes only a week after google withdrew a similar proposal due to massive protests the local neighborhood and lack of political support. berlin pulled out all stops to get the signatures that would make this possible and bring siemens back to its birthplace in the german capital's northwest revitalizing a part of town that already bears the seaman's name. around six hundred million euros will be invested in berlin in the coming years that alone is a killer it will lead to a lot of infrastructure and innovation job creation and all that will be an entirely new image for the zener study campus bringing the area into a new age. but. it only took eight weeks to go from the idea to the signing the innovation center will house offi

krista, thank you so much for joining us.art charts with abigail doolittle where we dig into timely topics with the top technicians. abigail: joining me today is the founder of fairleads strategy. thank you for taking the time. what an interesting time. are your clients asking the most that you are allowed to share? >> they're asking whether we will have a re-tasked of october low -- retest of october low. my answer is no. chart of thebar s&p 500, we have what could be forming an inverse head and shoulders that we had with the lower low and potentially a higher low into some of the resistance around 2812 to 2017. a breakout above -- 2817. a breakout above that would be impressive. that would be a short-term target not an intermediate term target. a lot of people are watching that interim resistance level. .ou can see this down here it was impressive not to minimize the fact that we saw pullback. -- i usuallyould think of those patterns as being a bottoming pattern and perhaps closer to the top than the bottom that is not even

first visit to the area he's been to the town of paradise where at least seventy one people died krista salumi has more from chico california just whole neighborhoods burned to the ground we saw recovery crews going through cellars looking for remains of people to try to identify bodies that den of five people that may be on that missing persons list just even the downtown area of paradise industrial buildings in some cases were burned to the ground so really a scene of utter devastation and all the people that lived there had to flee and go somewhere many are in shelters some are staying with family some are in hotels. the saudi led military coalition has resumed airstrikes against yemen's hooty rebels in the port city of data the united nations says the war has pushed some eight point four million people to the brink of starvation who does not control most of the country while the exiled government rules a section in the south almost three thousand migrants who are mexico's border with california say they don't feel welcome in the city of tijuana most of them are staying at a local sp

what i mean knows says krista that's the impression this chord must have made at the time with its massive wrap around chrome grill pop up headlights and above all these chromed external pipes the car must have seemed like some bizarre insect from a far away galaxy. gordon doric as i was. so famous an industrial designer at that time who had little or value on understatement but a lot on elegance in aerodynamics this was one of the first cars with door hinges mounted in the sunlight till then they'd always been sticking out with off looking a bit clunky with the design of the cord it was a perfect dream but only its design opposite of that called the title is. in the one nine hundred thirty s. the cord eight twelve in its optically identical predecessor the a ten revolutionized american automotive design with his harmonious and sweeping lines. the three hards and the logo were said to stand for cords love for his cars that's easy to believe given the breathtaking detail of his work of art on wheels. the final loom dashboard with easily readable instruments the filigree shift gait the many

styles disruption is the name of the game and that's our topic this week on made recent reboot i'm krista kober great to have you along for all the good that change can bring it can also be intimidating then it's up to leaders to take charge good executives talk to their teams run their company needs to strike out in new directions they keep staff up to speed on the changes but not all bosses are great communicators and that's when a little advice from outside the firm can help a reporter yahoo maggots met up with a consultant and coach at a hotel that was just ramping up for court stuff. the first snow has fallen and the winter season is slowly getting underway here in the black forest. the felt bag a whole photo is fully booked its success is in part due to the help of as oil she's a management consultant and coach her focus is on human resources that has in her now come to the workshop. to pile up and you've done your homework. oils are advises dozens of companies across germany her specialty is helping management get personnel on side when major changes are in the works. the best and

the sprint sports kupang of over one million of these cars were produced few have survived if it krista finds it tragic that today people only associate the office sood with rust because this car was arguably the most progressive oh it's time to create it in the one nine hundred sixty s. it was still state of the art in the one nine hundred ninety s. its design anticipated the shapes of many compact sedans built years later so rust or not christo says the alfa sued was a stroke of genius and a milestone in automotive history the opposite spartan interior coupled with its progressive technology added up to great driving pleasure at an affordable price. next time on drive it a sporty new incarnation of the porsche panamera the g.p.s. . and a sleek sedan we put the audi eighty five through its paces. see you then i'm driving. the be . the be. the be the be the be . the be. the beauty. the but never a thing only tests precincts mubarak create the bus was recalling the be ablation has become a necessity the bills you can't keep up can't replace the be ready for this morning's news the book o

in the sprint sports who pray over one million of these cars were produced few have survived if it krista finds it tragic that today people only associate the office issued with rust because this car was arguably the most progressive of its time created in the one nine hundred sixty s. it was still state of the art in the one nine hundred ninety s. its design anticipated the shapes of many compact sedans built years later so ruster not christo says the alfa zoo it was a stroke of genius and a milestone in automotive history the office of spartan interior coupled with his progressive technology added up to great driving pleasure at an affordable price. next time on drive it a sporty new incarnation of the porsche panamera g.t.s. . and as sleek sedan we put the audi eighty five through its paces. see you then i'm driving . on. don't panic. it's only part. of senos web like installations our networks which link us to things on earth and beyond. the argentine artist is convinced in everything using the internet to. want to experience his works first hand no problem they're currently on displa

in the spread sports kupang of over one million of these cars were produced a few have survived if krista finds it tragic that today people only associate the office issued with rust because this car was arguably the most progressive of its time created in the one nine hundred sixty s. it was still state of the art in the one nine hundred ninety s. its design anticipated the shapes of many compact sedans built years later so rust or not christo says the alfa zuid was a stroke of genius and a milestone in automotive history the office of spartan interior coupled with his progressive technology added up to great driving pleasure at an affordable price. next time on drive it a sporty new incarnation of the porsche panamera g.t.s. . and as sleek sedan we put the audi eighty five through its paces. see them drive it. come come. come come come. come. come come come. come. come come come come come the. cutters comes. on. come. the murder. some love. others hate the book six why do disappointed supporters still back donald trump the books two years after his election we take stocks the usa the tr

these if they cut krista says that there was nothing else like the d k w super sport on the road at that time of the modern bikes are lighter and more refined everything from the chrome radiator to the two mufflers is solid and it weighs one hundred seventy kilos on its own but since it's so powerful and rugged is perfect for use with a side car so one hundred seventy kilos by itself that's and two hundred forty with a side car that's it wow what a. two stroke engines like the one in the supersport six hundred tend to overheat that's where the bikes radiator comes in the chrome plated streamlined gas tank holds fourteen leaders that's enough to travel about two hundred kilometers even at high speeds. but this thirty two wheeler steel frame is perfectly suited for use with a side car advertisement from that period described the six hundred as the greatest motorcycle of its kind. the six hundred three speed transmission and fish fin exhaust system were pretty modern for the time the bike could hit a top speed of one hundred thirty kilometers per hour without a side car. that's why i took t

taylor's parents kris and krista meyer are with us now.went down there for a most joyous of celebrations, a birthday party with a bunch of friends, right? >> a 30th birthday with some friends that he has developed over the years. there were 14 of them total including my son on this trip. >> sandra: krista, you and your husband received a phone call from the u.s. consulate in mexico on friday. what did they tell you? >> they first asked if i was krista meyer, i identified myself as yes. who is calling, please? and they said the u.s. consulate in mexico. and i just went no, no, what? and they explained very quickly to me that they had reason to believe that our son was traveling with a group of others in ply delcarmen and was robbed and told me what was taken was his wallet, his shoes, his passport, i don't know, and that he had been stabbed to death. >> sandra: the two of you are going through the unthinkable as parents. this is what we fear the most and you are living through the worst. and i know that at first you thought that phone call

krista salumi live for us there in chico california. the saudi led military coalition has resumed the airstrikes against yemen's hooty rebels in the port city of had a dam who these now control most of yemen while the exxon government rules a section of the south the united nations says the situation has forced some eight point four million people to the brink of starvation one of our reports from nearby djibouti after a brief pause in fighting a few days ago the besieged city of her days again in flames. fighters us a top target that industrial complex on the outskirts with rockets and artillery because it was a base for the pro-government alliance backed by so did the u.s. its forces took control of this part of the eastern suburbs a few days ago philthy commanders say the recent police forces fired is simply a ploy to allow their allies to the group in the military escalation must be met with a similar escalation once the balance of power is gained although they are in possession of advanced technologies sophisticated weapons in addi

let's talk about it with the author of everyman a king krista higherwalled and dana perino, known toogether. >> she is pretty good. shannon: we are talking midterm preview stuff and his disagreement how much brett cavanagh may factor in. people were fired up but more advancing of the story because chuck grassley, a 400 page report indicates this is not over. they referred people getting in trouble for not telling the truth. marco cleveland says it may be many months before the next shoe drops grassley's report came in time to remind voters of the righteous anger they felt over democrat treatment of brett kavanaugh and his family, the anger has been rekindled. has a called down enough that it is not for front? >> i don't think necessarily it is over. i don't think that was for undecided voters. it was a lot about enthusiastic voters in the gop and unification of the republican party behind donald trump because of what happened to brett cavanagh, not the only reason but the brett kavanaugh affects will have a lasting impact because if you look at the late august situation into late sep

presence by nicole bohn, director, mayor's office on disability, city and county of san francisco and kristaellakis, chief innovation officer, city and county of san francisco. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 15 minute break. item 8, information item. san francisco tech council strategic planning discussion. employment of people with disabilities and older adults. the san francisco tech council will brief the council on their strategic planning process related to the intersection of technology and the employment of people with disabilities and older adults. the presenters will ask for feedback from the council and any members of the public who would like to comment on their experiences with employment. presentation by susan poor, consultant, san francisco tech council. public comment is welcome. item 9. public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. please approach the microphone for give your comment card to the mod staff. item 10. information item, correspondence. item 11. discussion i

nbc bay area krista smith is in the cityeltion drama. >> we spoke with say they agree that addressing homelessness really needs to be a top priority in san francisco, but they differ from there, and even in city hall there's some uncertainty about when the money created from prop c might actually be available to use. todaor london breed visited the city's newest center designed to help the city's homeless, and fielded questions about what happens with prop c, a measure voters passed and she opposed. >> my goal is to bring all of our stake holders together, those who were for and against a measure for the purposes of moving san francisco forward. >> reporter: she pointed out steps the city has taken and goals, like a thousand more shelter beds. >> i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: prop c's biggest backer, sales force ceo marc benioff talked about moving forward despite potential k challenges. >> the people have spoken. it's a 60% landslide victory. the reality is the city needs to go ahead and implement proposition crr the city's controller said they have no plans to spend prop c fen

you can see the scene that's going on still puzzled i'm krista tippett and tonight's just funny christmas christmas season since i said introduce him to the success of his business and good luck to the little. sisters since. it. doesn't. look. good. because it gives you an attitude was his childhood is good but it seems from his internal skin fish thinking that the pressure in the neighborhoods of oil is only consumes and he just on the validity should not let me just a corner is good point was the most important it was described to consider the subtle view of the quote i'm not sure the kids could have which was didn't know it looks just issues that my mom had of us not because of the special it's just me who . was moving to the temple she was going to be good she going to be good you're going. to think you're going to go born on it. just go to boston just in summer that's. what life in other words would open clear this is a question snow is still going to school what if you could drag ok. because i simply said ok this is real and what about super good weather going to put up one of those

male industries who face physical attacks as well as sexual misconduct like the two trades women krista cole and if a teama johnson whose coworkers assaulted them with roofing tiles for rejecting their sexual advances. fortunately -- i'm pleased eeoc was able to obtain relief for each of these men and women. but this should never have happened in the first place. i hope that today's meeting will help us find ways to prevent harassment. and those ways need to progress the breadth of the harassment problem, which is really a problem of abuse of power and impacts virtually every area and industry in our nation. to find solutions it is important to focus on this common tlefd abuse of power while also recognizing that solutions -- thread of abuse of power while also recognizing that solutions will be particular to circumstances and industry asks workplace cultures. a national farm worker women's organization provided an insightful example of how to focus on this common thread the month after the weinstein allegations became public by sending a letter of solidarity to harassment survivors to

it's back to fill now and hopes for an end of the fighting in yemen krista thank you so much the united nations is playing down hopes of an immediate breakthrough in the peace talks in yemen if they go ahead next week is plugged the civil war has been fueled by regional powers saudi arabia and iran arming vital sides and helping to make the brutal concert even worse but as jordanian research has told the w three program to be broadcast on monday weapons made in countries like the us germany and the united kingdom are also falling into the wrong. weapons from western countries are being used against civilians in yemen. that's the allegation contained in a newly released report investigating arms used in the conflict. we found that there are coalition countries granted massive amounts. are ordered to their yemeni . all who are these weapons and also because some was not to be given to any third party. by arab coalition i believe mean saudi arabia the united arab emirates and several other countries from the middle east and africa. for almost four years they've been backing forces loyal to

senator likes to spar with us on every occasion possible also winning her way for the moment krista will even follow vince with you let's cross over to the capitol washington d.c. let's see a senior democratic leader speaking let's listen to what she has to say we do are you not going to text you says every conversation you have had made the difference between winning and losing in this election thanks to your own we have own the ground these volunteers and you are attracted inspired by incredible generation new generation of democratic candidates who have connected their daily vision and their values with those of the american people their constituents. yes when democrats win and we will win tonight. we'll have a congress that is that is open transparent and accountable to the american people we will strive for bipartisanship seeking time and ground as we are responsible to do but when we can't find that common ground standing our ground will work for the poultice family and nominee who are bald boulders come in that denominator and so. this evening we strive for a moment when we will s

downside we have krista bank, this austrian bank is focused on the central and eastern side of the european story. on.oke with the ceo early the stock is down 2.8% despite the fact they guided higher in expectations. they were making positive noises around cost control and dividends. down inhe market is this morning's session. bank the u.s. has agreed to let eight countries, including japan keep buying iranian oil. that is according to a senior official in the administration. china, the world's biggest importer of iranian oil is still in discussions with the u.s., but is understood to be among the eight countries. wti crude is heading toward its biggest last since february. president trump is said to want an agreement on trade with chinese president xi jinping. sources say the u.s. president has asked key officials to draw up potential terms. the push comes after a telephone conversation yesterday, which is their first publicly disclosed call in six months. >> with china, we are doing really well on trade. we are going to make the right deal. have beenon a year coming out of this country. i

i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us siemens is putting six hundred million euros on the table to finance and innovation center here in the german capital it's meant to be part of what some hope will become a german silicon valley one day the investment would be the biggest of a single company in the city since world war two and then the announcement comes only.

i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us staff at google offices around the globe on thursday staged an unprecedented serious of walkouts in protest at the company's treatment of women employees are demanding several key changes in how sexual misconduct allegations are dealt with at the firm last week google chief disclosed that the company had fired almost fifty employees including thirteen senior executives.

i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us staff at google offices around the globe on thursday staged an unprecedented serious of walkouts in protest at the company's treatment of women employees are demanding several key changes in how sexual misconduct in.

i'm krista of corporate good to have you with us the u.s. federal reserve is sounding the alarm it says his.

i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us the final u.s. jobs report before tuesday's midterm elections shows that employers are still hiring two hundred fifty thousand new jobs were created in october.

i'm krista of corporate good to have you with us the u.s. federal reserve a sounding the alarm it says historically high corporate debt and trade tensions are threatening the financial stability of the u. .

i'm krista of corporate good to have you.