and, for many years, kentucky retirement systems, or krs, was flush with cash. >> krs investment returnnth money for that period of time estimated to be about $2 billion. >> smi: 20 years ago, it looked as if it would not ever have a problem. >> it's got to have an interest rate on it that gives us the same earnings as... >> smith: today, betty pendergrass sits on the board of krs. where was the kentucky retirement system sitting in 1999? >> it was sitting at, rly 100% funded. >> smith: but then, in 2000, the dot-com bubble burst. s lost $1.2 billion. >> i've served in the best of times, and now is the worst of times. >> smith: kentucky was suffering, but politicians were reluctant to raise taxes to pay the full cost of their bills, and they began to divert pensiomoney. >> what will kentucky do? that's what you're assembledre n frankfort to decide. >> in kentucky, thpension was used basically as a piggy bank. the problem was, once you started to short your state rdnsions to cover the budget shortfall, it's o just do it the one time. >> smith: one of the few local reporters paying attent

kr 20 47 -- they are 24/7. the system has to help. i am the best republican now because in this moment, mr. trump, i agree with you. i don't want any red tape if the red tape makes american people go hungry and thirsty for long periods of time. now is the perfect moment to say to fema, what do we have to do to reinvent a fema where an emergency means something. in terms of food and water, if you are not able to deliver immediately when there is need, you are failing the american people. we need to reinvent the lessons learned from maria, north carolina, to make sure katrina that everyone said would never happen again, maria happened, and we were not ready. we need to learn to be ready. rachel: there was -- there is a long dispute over the death toll in this hurricane. i mean, the government in puerto and -- just in august, the government amended the number to closer to 3000 in the first three to six months after the hurricane. president trump recently said despite that that whole, the federal -- death toll, the federal response was an

about this twenty five year old loney from barsa online from fossil evidence he carries on the way yes kr. yes they're going to want to make it permanent at the end of the season dortmund by the way to have that option our coach to send father said he was a very very good transfer a bit of an understatement i think because he's got some stats to show you just how much of an impact he has had. when you mention the six goals amazingly they have come when he hasn't even started a game that we can see here six go astray appearances eighty one minutes play that's fourteen minutes go really really incredible stats and this is a guy who was in messi and suarez this shadow. is not really a front runner in the spanish court either though his form has earned him a call up on the east end re case that he's struggling for danes time which i think is why father is easing him in gently but surely it's not going to be to him before we see him actually in the starting eleven because he's got confidence strikers need confidence. as we're about to hear his teammates were very happy to have him in this cour

from what we have heard, mark judge in his interview who had not been interviewed before could not kr corroborate the allegations. >> right. that is right, andrea, and it is raising questions, because the senators are talking about him interviewed for three hours by the fbi. so there have been some questions raised about, how, okay, if he does not remember any of the events in question, how could he have had three hour hours of comments for the federal bureau of investigation investigations, and that is something else that we are looking for, but we should underscore for the viewers that the senators are coming out of here not allowed to talk the at all about what they see sh, and that is traditionally how these reports are handled and usually out of consideration for the privacy of the nominee, but of course, there are concerns about the selective leaking, and so far, we have not gotten a lot of that as of yet, but there is a push from both parties to release some public summary of what they have, and so far, that has not happened, andrea. >> there is a lot of confidence projected by

rom kr span's last -- from c-span's last hour. this is the coverage. (applause). >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, by the honorable justice . kennedy and brett m. kavanaugh. >> thank you very much. thank you. members of ongress, the cabinet, and fellow it is a privilege to ddress you tonight in the east room of the white house. we're gathered together this truly momentous occasion. the e long been told that most important decision a resident can make is the appointment of a supreme court justice. well, in just a few moments we newestoudly swear in the member of the united states court, justice brett kavanaugh. (applause). joining us for tonight's eremony is every sitting supreme court justice, chief justice roberts. thank you. justice thomas. thank you. ginsburg. thank you. breyer. justice alito. justice sotomayor. thank you. justice kagan. thank you. justice gorsuch. would also like to send our eep appreciation to maureen, the wife of the late, great and also to our mcgahn.use counsel done thank you. we are thrilled to be jo

kr cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, stanley mcchrystal tells us about his new book, leaders, myths the series school matters, how an arizona school district is starting to small to help teachers. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. it's monday, october 22nd. i'm kenny choi. >>> hello, and as we take a live look this morning from our camera looking north he can see the tower up nice and bright. foggy conditions to start. it is monday, october 22. >>> and it is monday. and investigators aronthe scene of a fire that dotted a home in san jose and having around 1 am near corolla avenue. they say that the blaze is suspicious and that investigators are looking for clues. nobody was hurt. coming up, you'll have more details in the live report. >>> let's get a check of traffic and weather. everybody have a good weekend? >> yes. monday always comes so soon. >> right. >> [laughter] >> something to wake you up, but cool weather. a live look at our tower camera and you can see our beautiful bay bridge and this is looking ea

it is a step away from the rogue killers line he had on monday, but he is still very hesitant to kr criticize the crown prince. we know he's a key allie for past administrations, but that's not to say president trump can't use that bully pulpit to condemn an act as violent as this one. i think the president is being hesitant to krit seitz a key allie of his he's worked hard to cultivate, but it's changed a little bit. he's starting to, i spoerks open the door to criticism. >> julia, do the saudis find it credible and what do they want to see happen? >> we're hearing from a group of bipartisan lawmakers pushing back against this allegation. blumenthal, those in the foreign relations committee obviously pushing back. also many of the president's key allies are pushing back. lindsey graham, bob corker has also pushed back on this. so i think the president's response may be slightly more responsive than the rogue killers because he's facing pressure froms he own party and he realizes he needs the allies of capitol hill and the optics are not that great for the president at this point. the saudis

kr consumer business in the u has done well. our consumer business in the u.s. has done well. corporate business has done well. , business and investment banking, equities, etc. has generated double-digit return over the last nine months. that is what you want to do. diversification of our models. >> bramson is supposed to be updating investors this month. he said the board is recognizing your strategy is unsuccessful. what conversations have you had with him since the last quarter? >> the board is happy with the results of the third quarter. i do not think anyone would say it is not successful. in the nexteeting couple of weeks. the second time i have met him. i look forward to his ideas. he has not expressed them to us but we are focused on our transatlantic wholesale bank strategy delivering a double-digit return for nine months. the second-most profitable in the modern history of the bank. we think it is generating returns we expect in the we look forward to having our conversation. >> i am sure he is looking forward to that conversation more now. talking to the european t

police confronted 20-year-old dylan jarrell as he backed out of his driveway armed with a ev gun, kr vest, more than 200 rounds ofio ammun and what police say was a detailed plan avenue tack to carry out shootings in two different school districts in kentucky >> t commonwealth versus dylan jarrell. >> reporter: he pleaded not guilty to charges ofakg terroristic threats and harassing communications. in may kentucky state police says the fbi questioned him about threats to a school in tennessee. back on facebook new messages to colberly bull from kentucky. "everyone needs to be vigilant and pay attenti when something doesn't feel or sound right. thank you." "you are our superhero." >> you didn't know your mom w a superhero? >> well. that part.new but i didn't know she would do something like this. it was that mama bear instinct. >> reporter: a potential tragedy avoided because one mom sawg somethnd said something. ron mott, nbc news. >>> just ahead, a flood of reaction to megyn kelly's on-air apology for her comments about e blachat set off a major backlash. you're watching "early toda

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. >> thank yous kr-- thank you, kristen. you can keep track with "abc7 news" app. >>> stay with us. just ahead here on "abc7 news" at 6:00, one man's life altering decision. >> and i got sick and tired of being sick and tired and i just didn't want it anymore. >> next, the change this man made and how a unique loan program helped make it possible. >>> another down day for the stock market. we're tallying just >>> new at 6:00, a former oakland police officer has pleaded guilty to taking bribes from an informant in exchange for helping him avoid prosecution. harry hu talked to "abc7 news" years ago who was working as a gang officer. our media parter, the east bay times, reviewed court documents unsealed today. they show while hu was working as an inspector, he received free trips to reno. he resigned last month and faces up to five years in prison. a statement from the district attorney says he has brought shame on himself, on the district attorney's office, and the oakland police department, as well as on the justice system. >>> in the east bay tonight, a story of recovery and persev

. >>> happening today, cowboys and cow girls from krs the state come together in oakland, the 44th black cow boy parade and heritage festival. the black cowboys association teach about the critics that black cowboys made in the west. today's event starts at 9:00 on add line street. the time is 8:26. still to come, a new interview with dr. christine blasey ford's sister in law as judge brett kavanaugh inches closer to a seat on the supreme court. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >> announcer: good morning, south bip backup let's get up and get going. >> announcer: thb abc 7 mornings. >>> thanks for choosing abc. news i'm chris nguyen. we hope your morning i

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and the satellite image here to show you the low clouds and the costello fog spilling in krs the bayhe north bay as well process but it's thing visibility down to a fourth of a mile in santa rosa. you can see some of fog here from the live shot, sutro tower you see it spilling from san francisco but thinning out through parts of the east bay. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san francisco is 53. oakland 51. san jose 52 but cool ner the valleys be morgan hill currently 44. this time we head up to mount tam looking south there. we have beautiful clear skies up ahead. and we see lots of sunshine this afternoon. santa rosa is 50 right now. napa 45. also vacaville 47. and concord and livermore in the low 50s process. check out this pretty shot from the santa cruz camera. you see the fog there process. but here looking clear and santa cruz will get sunshine this afternoon. we are dealing with some areas of dense fog in spots this morning. mild to warm again today. with temperatures hitting the mid-80s. and then a cooling trend starts tomorrow. temperatures take a tumble on monday and tuesd

. >>> next, air force officials testify on kr-130 readiness, modernization and safety. we hear about a crash last may that killed nine international guard members. they held the hearing in late september. >> we'll call to order the house armed services subcommittee on c power projection forces and today the subcommittee convenes to steve testimony on contributing factors on c-130 mishaps and other intratheater air lift challenges. testifying before us today are lieutenant gerald d. harris, deputy chief of staff for strategic plans and programs, department of the air force. and lieutenant general donnell curtland, department of air force and rear admiral scott d. khan, department of the navy. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here with us today. we deeply appreciate your time and your viewpoints. recently, there has been a rise in non-combat navy agsz. cargo, bomber and warplane accidents rose nearly 34%, resulting in a loss of life of over 138 service members in recent mishaps. of these incidents, over 20 fatalities occurred involving legacy intratheater aircraft,

vegetable kr crops are a total loss and $2 million in chickens lost. i know you've been to the georgia farming communities. help us understand what they are seeing and how these people are there right now. >> well, good morning. the day right after the storm as the sun came up, we realized that our agricultural area was in deep trouble. the cotton had been so beautiful and ready to pick this coming week. it has been decimated. the cotton is on the ground, the bowls. it's just white underneath that. that is a total loss. the pecan, they will try to salvage what they can but the trees are gone. 30% to 50% of our orchards have been destroyed. with the poultry industry, i had white oak pastures, i went there and they lost most of their flocks out there which is organic chickens that they have raised on the farms there on the ground. they just blew away. so we are facing one of the most awful situations and i expect it to go over $1 billion. >> how long will it take to recover here? because these crops you say the pecans are on the ground but the trees are

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. >> i'm not talking every day but any kr ceo not wang a quarter setting you better sell that stock jeff bezos anyone tells you he is not watching the stock a liar. >> amundsonen up 1.25% after hours. with netflix up after hours. let's go off the chart to the trading analysis founder todd gordon todd you went in short netflix. >> we were talking about it. the general skens sus just it's been weak, underperformer. the hard edge of the short the wherebiers and sellers "the guardian" are agree it's valued. i played the expected move .options market priced a 35 move higher or lower i had a defined risk opg strayed it went out the other side we went out to make it even .a 35 bucks we are at the he o at the expected move in ferms of where options market see it. we are back to the old october highs at resistance. is it the -- are we out of the woods? i'm not sure let's put in context this is netflix the last couple years, a beautifully defined up trend channel. as you move to the upper end of the channel this is overbought we continue to be overbought we could go up and try to re-test the upper

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you talk about climate and trump's selection, but if you look how trump did in kra kr caa in 2016, thatits all. he lostcalifornians believe in science and we know that climate change is real. >> mayors across the country said they would meet the standards of the paris climate accord regardless. what are you doing more broadly across the state? >> look at governor brown's leadership. if trump wants to go backwards on addressing climate change, he is going to continue to travel the world and develop mous with not just other states, other provinces, but frankly other nations to keep making progress towards the emission reductions that we need for sake of the health of our planet. it's not just elected leaders. if you polled these students on the college campus, climate change, access to health care, affordability, climate change is up there with the issues they care about that they're activating and organizing around. >> let's talk about health care real fast. how are republicans running on health care in this state? >> well, the california delegation, republican delegation voted against i

w >> i don't think we'll kr some years.hink there is some poobility of rebuilding some sport across party lines, democrats and republicans have been so dided on this, there are things here the democrats will like, but we're at the very early stages of what i think will be a long process of shifting u.s. trade relations with the world. h nawaz: edward alden, thank you for beie. >> good to be here. >> nawaz: president trump directed the f.b.i. to expand its investigation into sexual misconduct charges against judge kavanaugh. yamiche alcindor was at the white house today for that announcement. >> let the senate decide. whatever they wanto do is okay with me. and also the f.b.i. i think the f.b.i. should do what they have to do to get to the answer.>> eporter: a frustrated president trump this morning talking about the scope of a re- opened f.i. background check into brett kavanaugh. mr. trump deferred to congress, but said he wanted speem. >> i want o do a very comprehensive investigation. now, with that being said, i'd like

at some of the areas you would be immediately concerned with when you think about the cost to borrow krs the regional bank etf, sully, it's at an 18% drawdown nobody is even talking about it. you had a bank from arkansas blow up. you put that aside and then you say, all right, at least the leadership stocks are holding up well not really netflix just gave up the whole post earnings pop, and i'm not negative -- >> hold on there's a lot that we're going to do. >> leadership for the year >> i just ran this before the show, actually, i think it's 83 of the nasdaq 100 are down over the last three months. the underlying market has not been good. but hold on. point by point, let's talk about this bond issue first. josh, you can't generalize the client you probably have clients that are young and clients -- >> i'll generalize >> is 3.2% of the ten year enough for the average investor to think that is attractive enough to get out of equities? >> i'm glad you asked, no. but we did our firm wide rebalancing last week. we rebalanced thousands of client accounts. you can now earn 2%, 1.93%, in the pu

he was saying is we can overshoot a little bit on based onition flags we see pockets of it but not krs the board. >> here a question if you see inflation and you say inflation in the economy is a good thing for the right reasons economic growth. what if you see inflation in the economy and it's man made, self-inflicted brought on by tariffs, higher oil prices becauses of sanctions on inner is this the same kind ever inflation. >> on top that question they have to think about the market implications, they have a job already impossible and then it's extraordinarily impossible they can't try to navigate a market in this environment they can't stick the market landing and try to raze rates and think about everything you just said. it's impossible. >> i think they got to raise rates. >> i agree. >> and i think just step back historically be look at rates. look at the quarter point we are talking about. i mean, really, since much bagger. >> but the path from 3 process tors 3.25% on the tenure has fraught with volatility. >> what you have to look at for the fed is remember we are talking abou

earlier today he was out campaigning and offered this y kr critique on behalf of democrats regardingpolicy. >> he says i'm going to protect your pre-existing conditions while his justice department is in court right now trying to strike down those protections. that is not spin. that's not exaggeration. that's not trying to put a positive glow on things. that's lying. >> as drake would say, what's that? facts, health care, still a big issue out there even as everything else has been going on in our politics. that does it for you can always check out the beat at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. msnbc. >>> trying to solve this murder, we were going to set a trap for three people, and i wasn't sure if it was going to work or not. it had to be perfect. >> he was a family man who didn't seem to have an enemy in the world right up until the night he was murdered. >> there was evidence of a violent struggle between jack and his killer. someone was keeping secrets and police thought they knew who. >> their tone was just scary. >> they thought they knew

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re: the kr rios up a few pics while the market is selling off.t rate environment if the banks are picking up that is something to say. of these rotate out of those big tanks into the regionals that are being more efficient with capital right now and giving a better head -- getting a bigger bang for the tax reforms, too. charles: thank you very, very much. the dow -- ashley: fundamentally what has changed. people in our hedge properly enough. >> it does point to the fact a large part of the rally has been fast money. the problem is these funds are having a tough time just to find 2% fees. a 20% they take of your profits and other things. they've underperformed the market for so long that they all pile into the waiting trade. gave away the hedge part. so the value has been there. the value looks intriguing, but who wants to buy value if it's not moving and you happen to miss the next bounce on amazon. ashley: where is the money going? liz: quickly before you get to your next guest. higher rates, higher raw material costs. the weaker fund currencies