but it's down to loftis and the public defender. loftis has 51% of the vote. more than 2,200 votes separate the two. earlier today the margin was just 240 votes. >>> mayor breed was successful if her run for mayor, but the fate of another of her appointees still too close to call. now ahead in the district five supervisor race. that's a change from earlier today. she was just over 50.3% of the vote compared with dean preston's 49.7%. >>> a judge has been removed from office over allegations he sexually harassed women in the courtroom and abused his authority. the state commission on judicial performance says judge john even ganled with women in a way that was unwelcome, undignified, discourteous and offensive and his actions constituted gender bias. the commissioner says he was not credible or truthful in his testimony and that he did not agree his behavior was improper. >>> in the north bay a car crash killed a bicyclist who officers say may have lived if he had been wearing a helmet. the crash shut down highway 12 near a drone road for about two hours this m

. >> susie loftis was recently appointed san francisco's interum mayor. she tells us why they should keep her in office. >>> welcome back. a san francisco mayor gave some attention for a controversial campaign ad. crimes she said had been committed against her. she says the violations require declaring a national emergency for election meddling. after posting a billboard that depicted current mayor lond breed leaning back in a desk holding a stack of money. >>> over the past few weeked we'veon breed leaning back in a desk holding a stack of money. >>> over the past few weeked we've -- weeks we've introduced you. >> happy halloween. susie loftis campaigned along san francisco's north valley neighborhood on halloween hoping to become the city's second woman. the san francisco native says her experience makes her the most qualified for the job. she's a former prosecutor and she ran a non profit in bay view hunters point. >> what sets me apart is i have the experience to bring a different approach and one that i believe is more effective. >>> in 2012 loftus w

loftis is a former prosecutor and san francisco's d.a.'s office and she's up against three other candidates. deputy public defender, alameda prosecutor nancy tongue and california deputy attorney general lease douch. in a statement responding to the backlash the mayor's office said if someone other than the mayor's office is elected they'll select a transition plan. we spoke to both loftis and boudine. >> we're here to announce the formation of an out burglary strike force. >> cars that are parked at the bottom of lumbard street. let's see where it goes. let's take apart the networks that are creating the demand for stolen property. >> polls open at 7:00 this morning and close at 80 p.m. and san francisco residents can vote right here at city hall. in san francisco this morning ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> time 6:05. voters in san mateo will see a new voting system. they have the option now of marking a paper ballot or punching in their selections on a touch screen tablet. the electric machines do not score san mateo's county chief e

in the next round loftis look the lead. a final result could come next week. >>> and police are investigating 3 reports of assault at stanford university. the incidents happened between october 31st and november 2nd at campus residences. the the allegations range from choking, to rape, to drugging. no suspect information was available in the third case. >>> crimes that make news one day can quickly fade from the headlines. devin fehely has more on the detectives hoping to bring new attention to the victims and make a cold case breakthrough. >> reporter: technically as a case gets older, the investigation grows colder, but the santa clara police department is trying to make sure the justice delayed for the victims and their families isn't ultimately justice denied. this is how detectives want to remember neil henry as he lived. but it's an image of how he died, bruised and battered and bloodied on the floor of the liquor store where he worked after being ambushed on a morning in 2003 that haunts them to the day. >> the suspe

. >> reporter: 20 brass is a former san francisco prosecutor loftis has a more traditional background but a victory may not seem all that different for the past several years. >> i think that gas go and made his name of being a police reformer and i think that he wants to do the same, neither of them had ever been a prosecutor before. >> i've got a lot of experience on the ground. i have spent most of the last seven years in the criminal court. i tried more than two dozen jury trials in front of san francisco juries. >> reporter: loftis disagree to speak on camera so wait for more detailed accounts, with the votes cast, the respective campaign headquarters sat deserted today as the counting dragged on across town. >> there might be some final processing but, i think that the bigger numbers will be done by the next week. in >> reporter: they go middle or late next week maybe we know how this will shake out. flashback to september of last year when mayor london breed jumped at the chance to endorse suzy loftus for this position. long before we knew what was going to happen to george gas

country prepares to tap its rich reserves to boost revenues we'll get to that in a moment 1st its lofty goals to produce a sizeable chunk of its energy needs from renewables. it's the test run of the new wind turbines in wind park in less than 2 years the british renewable power company of the keller built $46.00 of the turbines north of the capital dhaka are it's created 400 jobs here the wind park it's connected to the grid in december or early next year it will be supplying $2000000.00 more senegalese with electricity. book when it takes. the implanted up looking at bucket we are very proud to have built the 1st wind farm in west africa so. that the block you block to do its part of the emerging senegal plan which is so important to the senegalese government that. this farm the center of the national power company will have an energy mix approaching 25 percent renewable energy to be that will save around 300000 tons of c o 2 emissions wind here near senegal's coast is plentiful and free and this wind park is just the beginning it will also serve as a model for other countries encoura

something most americans would do it's a challenge because the language is very precise it's very lofty it's very technical in some cases exclusive to the foreign service in the diplomatic corps again hard for the american public to digest contrast that to 998 when bill clinton was also facing impeachment proceedings but for something very different it was an argument where words the lofty words being used might be salacious because of the nature of the subject matter which was facing the u.s. president at the time the allegations were easier to understand and that is been the challenge for democrats because there's no question that they feel this isn't historic moment that it is incumbent upon them to make sure that a president and no future president feels that they can extend beyond the powers granted to them of the constitution trying to get that and hammer that home to the public is the challenge that they are facing so far it appears most polls that they haven't been able to succeed so far but this isn't over just yet. certainly isn't for the moment kimberly how good life for us t

all right for some very lofty goals there this young man says he wants to change czech politics but jonathan what exactly does he mean by that well and they said they've offered that prime minister and ultimatum either he gives up his conflicts of interests he resigns or they will continue to protest and up the ante now i think they would be the faster the regime change is not going to happen just like that because bobby she's very very popular still his party is polling at 30 percent by far the most popular party in the country and if you go outside of prague in the regions right these weird out of voters with promises of more money more money in their pension you know the party is still very popular sites that the opposition is quite fragmented quite ineffective so there's nobody really to challenge him even his coalition politics democrats won't walk out on the coalition because they know they would face and the lecture obscurity said it is still going to be very difficult for the prime minister to care when you i think protesting is one thing the regime change is probably quite another.

interim attorney susie loftis will serve as interim mayor. . >>> time now 4:06. police have arrested a sect suspect in the shooting death of a 17-year-old girl in oakland. two suspects were trying to rob the victim and her boyfriend during a drug deal. it happened last week november 5th in antioch. police say they found 15 guns in that house. neither suspect has been identified because both are juveniles. >>> and a man wanted for a violent crime spree in the south bay has been arrested. police say they arrested they picked up a stolen pickup truck tuesday. he car-jacked a mini van with police uniforms inside and also robbed a gas station in san jose. were found. hope new surveillance video and a larger reward will help identify suspects. investigators say tashar atray was taken from his home on pleasure point drive last month. newly released video shows three suspects walking out of an alley near the victim's home. a reward to help find the suspect is now $150,000. anyone with information is asked to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. the. >>> san franc

as a matter of fact, i think we can sum up what's going on soft rates, really lofty stocks and at least low vol so to the white board there's ten-year note yields this is generally what happened. kind of went down then flat. the important part what happens starting august 1st. we clearly lost yield ground and the big halloween surprise, one day after the fed lowered for the third time a quarter point on the 30th. 169. yesterday we came close to it but bounced a bit but no doubt it certainly seems as though there's downside pressure. now, let's look at what's going on with regard to the vix. you look at the vix. we are really, really at low levels and if you look at the treasury vix, the ty vix, we are also at very low levels. normally low levels of volatility and lofty stocks makes everybody kind of giddy with happiness but there's some very odd things going on okay, here's the dollar index. monday, tuesday, wednesday and today, here's closing levels and that's why we have the ish last i looked it was a bit under 98 even. close, 97, 93, 97.79 squished look at the dollar/yen, 108, the po

. >> reporter: interim da loftis is vying to make the post permanent.tics, including her 3 opponents, say the mayor should have waited for the voters to decide. >> people want a district attorney that's accountable to them, not to the mayor. >> reporter: after city attorney dennis herrera, he's running unopposed for re-election. and raju was appointed in march. and the new sheriff is all but guaranteed. a long time department veteran is running solo. emily turner, kpix 5. >> and kpix 5 has you covered for election day. we'll bring you the results and action live on air and on kpix.com. >>> tonight we get a look at a billion dollar marijuana bust just made in southern california. in fact you're looking at the estimated street value of 10 million plants seized in the small city of arvin. they're being grown as legal hemp, but apparently contain illegal amounts of thc. so far no word on who was g eter ve been any arrests. >>> well giin tech and hollywood collide for a night of glitz, glamour, and science. >> betty yu is there with the highlights and a spec

so what stocks can you buy with the market at these lofty levels we've got a shopping list for you. >>> plus the greatest credit card launch in history that's what goldman's ceo said when it released its apple card. now the company is being investigated in connection with that launch. we've got the details. >>> and balance sheets are growing and growing and growing. the stunning numbers on the huge amounts of cash that companies are holding and what it means for the economy. we begin with today's markets and dom chu. >> tyler, we're near the highs of the session if you look at the dow jones industrial average we're just about flat at the lows of the day we were off about 163 points in the blue chip index at the highs we were up about 20, so right near those best levels boeing has a lot to do with that it's adding about 110 points just by itself more on that coming up if you look at the overall picture for one of the dynamics traders are watching, it's the relationship between the s&p 500 dividend yield and that of the 10-year u.s. treasury note you can see that walgreens boots but the

boudin leads over loftis right now. it does not get any closer than this. could it change again? absolutely. they're continuing to count up ballots. about 15,000 votes still have to be counted. most are provisional ballots. what's a provisional ballot? that's a ballot where sometimes a name is not on the list at a particular polling place or eligibility must be checked out. usually counted by hand, it could take awhile. stay tuned the story could change. >>> a multimillion dollar cell phone fencing operation has been busted up with several bay area arrests. several suspects picked up in oakland in august have been formally charged. the scheme involved holding up delivery trucks at gun point and selling the stolen phones in hayward. undercover agents set up a deal to sell the 2 companies 900 stolen iphone 11s worth more that a million dollars. one of the people arrested is former oakland raider isaiah langley. authorities say the case was ultimately cracked after months of investigating by a single palm print left at the seen of a crime in pleasant hill. >>> the family of a man ki

started coming in here and when he finally landed and learned about his razor thin win over susie loftis. let's take a look at the numbers here. strict attorney, chesa boudine. >> it was a hard race. i'm sure that we're going to continue to work together and people who care about the future of san francisco. >> he's speaking after landing back in the city. he had been in new york visiting his father in prison. he says once he landed back here in sf his phone started blowing up with messages congratulating him on his victory. the election results showed he received 50.7% of the vote. loftus was reported interim da by mayor london breed that garnered more support for his campaign. loftus did concede the race and in a statement said she would work to ensure a smooth and immediate transition. one group not happy with the win is the san francisco police officers association accused of spending more than half a million dollars on attack ads against boudine. he calls the criminal justice system broke p and said he would be tougher on police in use of force cases. tony mon toy ya said in part, "

. >>> supporters of boudin say the ads are intended to boost susie loftis. prop d would add a tax to every lyft and uber ride in san francisco, and measure e would allow brisbane to collect a tax on people that sell marijuana. >> and the polls close at 8:00. we'll bring you the results throughout the evening on air as well as kpix.com. >>> an american family massacred in mexico. >> we just can't believe that this is actually happening to our family. >> the 9 women and children part of a church group, what we know about the brutal ambush that may have been a mistake. >> a teenager busted in a violent bay area carjacking. her accomplice still on the loose. the video the police want you to see. >> and what to know about the warriors rookie who led the team to its first chase center win. >> we've had 3 days to get used to this. it's 511 tim and the sun already set 4 minutes ago. and a lot of haze, where is it coming from and what does it mean for air quality coming up. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourse

>> well, like i said, it's a lot of lofty language. there's some general ideas. >> exactly. >> of course not any hard specifics, which i get. >> the fact is he doesn't have hard specifics. he's going to be convening pg&e and representatives from the state and bankruptcy court. remember, pg&e is going through bankruptcy, all up to sacramento to talk about how can they change sacramento's culture, plus its priorities and get it some money to fix the lines so we don't have a replay of it next year. that's going to take probably some public dollars. as a matter of fact, there is a fund set aside for it right now. if pg&e can get through its bankruptcy and possibly agree to the changes the governor wants, he says they'll get the money. in some ways he's playing poker. you've got this in the pot but what are the cards? are you willing to do this? are you willing to spend more on lines? are you willing to green energy as well? and also at the same time convince the public that you should be getting help. right now there is no mood in sacramen

sumi loftis by the way is running to become the city's next district attorney. is one of 4 candidates to go before voters next tuesday. >>> california congresswoman accused of sexual misconduct says she's a victim of what she calls a misogynistic culture. reporter randy paige on what else katie hill had to say in her farewell speech today. >> this is the last speech i will get from this floor as a member of congress. >> reporter: today, a farewell. less than 2 years ago, a longshot victory. >> [ chanting ] >> reporter: she was virtually unknown as a politician when she ran against incumbent republican steve knight in california's 25th district. it was the first time this executive of a homeless nonprofit had ever run for public office. and with the victory her meteoric rise began. the freshman congresswoman was named vice chair of the powerful oversight and reform committee led by elijah cummings. one of the six committees actively investigating the impeachment of donald trump. earlier this month, while in the middle of a nasty divorce, a conservative website po

from not lofty height medusa will continue to trace and measure more than 50 greenhouse gases. time for our recorders to add a few extra layers of clothing. minus 6 degrees celsius my fingers are freezing it would say you could only survive a few minutes without protective clothing what are you doing is strictly here they're not even people living here just 3 stooges but it's really important region for the clay woods i'll go on these ice sheets to see if. these ice covers can be over 40 kilometers thick it really is perpetual ice hundreds of thousands of years old but because they're so stable they're really important for our plan. and the climate but even perpetual ice a sensitive west and actually coast melting faster than for sea so some research just had an idea what if we covered west antarctica in artificial snow would that save the planet. imagine if you took water out of the oceans lots of water several trillion times and you froze it into trillions of tons of snow and spread that across the west antarctic ice sheet covering it with a blanket of artificial snow. a team

project as such but though is lofty ambitions were once the toast of europe it seems his opinions are more often than not hitting too close to home and turning allies against him and there are warnings that his plans will be difficult to achieve without friends so let's. paris we've been getting reaction to my remarks where do they lead. from political analysts nicol america who believes mccrum statement sends a strong signal to eastern europe about its future. this has a lot to say about remember american as you on europe if you want to be the wheel house of europe she wants france to be driving the reforms of europe and only speaking in a derogatory way to a 2 european nations whether to go up to the european union or not is another matter i think this is a strong signal of the manual not coming to the east especially tamil europe eastern europe that she's not really counting on eastern europe to build you up to date he sees that eastern europe is really a different mentality and we've seen it concerning immigration we've seen it concerning the liberalization of work permits in diff

project as such but though is lofty ambitions were once the toast of europe it seems his opinions are more often than not hitting too close to home and turning allies against him and there are warnings that his plans will be difficult to achieve without friends. r.t. paris. there is little protests in the south american nation of chile to end any time soon as the man social equality to the forefront of santiago's political policies clashes again took place on monday between demonstrators and police. i will leave his demonstrations come after a short pause and weeks of protests at least 20 people have been killed during the only risk losing an arson also forced major international gatherings to become a un climate summit governments say 6 police officers have been injured including 2 who were set on fire by molotov cocktails thrown by protesters we asked people in santiago for their thoughts on the trouble. this is nonsense it's clear that our voices are not being heard our demand so not being heard is making me feel if the north frustrated. those in high places keep squabbling and any

project as such but though is lofty ambitions were once the toast of europe it seems his opinions are more often than not hitting too close to home and turning allies against him and there are warnings that his plans will be difficult to achieve without friends. r.t. paris better social services and to economic inequality those are the moments which brought fresh pluses with police in the chilean capital where thousands rallied once more on monday. was i. i the latest demonstration for a short was in weeks of demonstrations at least 20 people have been killed during the un rest looting on arson have also lead to major international gatherings being cancelled including the un climate summit chile's government claims that 6 police officers have been injured including 2 who were set on fire by molotov cocktails thrown by the. pressure is being rubbed on pakistani. prime minister iran come. to demand his resignation they say he only came to power because last year's election was rigged and accuse him of flawed economic policies the leader of the protest movement has said to me government

project as such but though is lofty ambitions were once the toast of europe it seems his opinions are more often than not hitting too close to home and turning allies against him and there are warnings that his plans will be difficult to achieve without friends. r.t. paris. concerns over a political correctness being propelled to center stage at theatres in london's west end they say they'll be fizzing on phrases like ladies and gentlemen looking for more gender neutral expressions to replace them he has the story. ladies and gentlemen the show is about to stop please make your way to you'll see us the usual queue for punches of the westons famously it says in london but it's a saying that might be making a hasty exit they could see the actors and entertainers trade union is released guidelines encouraging theater is. ladies and gentleman and use gender neutral terminology for collective calls both front of house and back stage so avoid alienating people who identify as non-binary so neither male nor female some venues like the apollo have already dropped the phrase opting instead for

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we oversee that property investments are still on relatively lofty levels.rivate sector that is holding back investments. rishaad: and what do they need to hear to start investing again? i think it is a global phenomenon. it is difficult for a ceo to make an assessment where he should build his next factory, where he should expand. a good wayare on having a phase one deal. everybody talks about a skinny deal. we get more information that the skinny deal could be fatter than people are expecting. that could be getting rid of the tariffs in december, which is one key aspect of our still cautious outlook for next year. that could actually drive growth and it could shore up confidence for ceo's to bring back investments. rishaad: hold that thought. lots more coming. still ahead, the latest rate decision from the reserve bank of australia. that should be coming along in under 20 minutes now. refrainkers expected to from another move after october's rate cut. we will also have reaction as well. bloomberg. ♪ both expected to keep their policy powder dry, at least f

project as such but though is lofty ambitions were once the toast of europe it seems his opinions are more often than not hitting too close to home and turning allies against him and there are warnings that his plans will be difficult to achieve without friends. r.t. paris about threats so far this choose to launch timing from moscow blockbuster is up next units after that through the afternoon my name's kovan owen. thanks for watching. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. today there are good terrorists and bad the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be the good. word in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right with military funding an army was there's no proof and the more because there's always a small. really go

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sue zi loftis conceded this weekend. he's ahead by 2,800 votes. there's a tighter race for the supervisor position in district five. dean preston picked up a few more votes in his thin lead over valley brown and declared victory yesterday afternoon. we're awaiting words for the official winner. >>> shifting to the weather, it's been looking pretty good when it comes to the temperatures. the air is another story. >> let's find out more about the air. we took this picture from the emoriville camera. a little haze, a little fog. what do we see in the days ahead? >> look at the air quality across the region, it's anywhere from good to moderate. a lot of yellow dots on the map indicates moderate air quality. it's similar set up across much of the bay area. we're going to hang on to that haze. pm, particulate matter, when it gets above 50, that's the moderate category. we'll have the haze in the atmosphere another day. tomorrow will be a warmer day than it was today. we'll have the numbers and full active forecast in a few minutes. >>> san francisco sal

earnings growth numbers that are expected and baked in now, we think those are probably a little too lofty. probably around 5% to 6% >> should we be selling stocks >> selling stocks in the mute owl out look whatever your mutual stock allocation, we'd stick to that now. >> if you are at home and you missed this rally, what do you do now >> stick to that portfolio that makes sense. if you did miss the rally this year, which was just a bounce back from the volatility we saw 12 months ago, basically stick to the allocation, we'll make it up over the long run >> amazing what the change was remember when everything was doomed we've turned around. >> the only biggest one that changed is the fed >> maybe a little more optimism about a favorable outcome about a trade fight. >> true. if you go back to march, we were talking tariff deadlines here we are in november with the same headlines the fed has bomb very dovish >> like a three-hour long french movie you keep waiting for something to happen and it never does. >> where is the beef, apparently not with burger king and that's a good thing. it is no

. >> we asked loftis about the backlash. >> they're really looking for someone who's committed to doing the work and that's who i am and that's who i've always been. >> meanwhile candidate boudine has been dealing with other problems trying to buy the race. the association is accused of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads that attacked people. boudine says the association is spreading lies. >> i'm the one candidate who stands for reform. i'm. one candidate that will hold the police responsible when they break the law. >> and healing victims affected by crime. dautch says his campaign is all about accountability. and takes people out of a system that isn't working well and tongue says she wants to bridge the gap between the sf p.d. and the d.a.'s office. it's now in the voter's hands to decide which of these four candidates will get the job. ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> depending on where you live you may be seeing or smelling smoke here in the bay area today. the hazy skies are caused by smoke from the ranch fire burning about 180 miles northeast of us in the tajaima county. wind

loftis was named interim district attorney a couple weeks ago.es georgeeplace gascon. dean press continton has a 35-v on brown. it's been going back and forth since the polls closed. san francisco uses ranked-choice voting. you can check out all the results on our website. those two are particularly close. >>> the first lawsuit has been filed over the halloween night shooting in arenda that killed five people. >> it happened at a house party in an airbnb rental, and the home-sharing website is stepping up to help out. >> i'm spencer christian. we'll start the day with lingering fog but sunshine on the hordizon. >>> this historic gem >>> a hostage situation in clear lake is now in its second day, with no sign of it coming to an end. law enforcement has surrounded a home where a man armed with a rifle is holding his family hostage. police were called to the southeastern clear lake home yesterday morning. officers are in communication with the suspect. so far he has refused to surrender. law enforcement agencies are on the scene, each take beiing sh

americans are many are going to have trouble relating to they're seeing diplomats and bow ties using lofty language and really this is going to be hard for the ordinary american to grasp and then add to the sort of propensity of the arguments very long very detailed right now the american public seems to be split and they seem to be listening to what they want to hear whether it's fox news on the right. see on the left or other networks that people are sort of looking for validation of what they already believe and i believe that's how they're going to view the lens of these hearing so far having said that this is just the 1st day this is going to continue and so this is the challenge for democrats as they try to move forward to make this compelling case to the american public but we're also going to see someone else trying to make a compelling pick case and that is the u.s. president he set to have a joint press conference with the turkish president in the coming hour there's no question that while he said he didn't watch it probably has something to say about the hearings can be how coul

. >> reporter: the mayor's office responded read a statement saying if someone besides his the loftisected district ready, we will work on transition plan with that person. they also issued a statement saying quote that susie is focused on the job she has now in focused on earning the support of the voters. >> the election is on tuesday. one recent poll said that 40% of san franciscans had not made their decision. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the federal government wants answers on tesla, on recent car battery fires. coming up, they weren't even driving. >>> plus, lawmakers are divided over impeachment. i will have reaction from both sides of the aisle, coming up. >>> you can support victims of the kincaid fire by donating to these organizations. and visit ktvu.com to find out more ways you can help now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> joseph alexander went to the corner store, he never returned. ktvu examines all of the evidence. >> there witnesses out there that have not come forward. >> on tonight's ktvu's 10:00 news. >>> the federal government has launched an inquiry into the tesla battery

reporter: the mayor's office has responded submitting a statement saying quote if someone besides susie loftiss elected district attorney, we work on a transition plan with the person the best serves the district attorney's office and the city. they also said quote susie is focused on the job she has now and focused on earning the supportive voters. >> reporter: one poll shows that more they need than 40% of san franciscans have not made their decision. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> also want to see, subversives the voters will vote on a mayor that features six candidates. we split the field into two groups. are the political reporter introduces us to the first group of three. >> reporter: the incumbent mayor is fine for vying for, she says she is running on a platform of income that. >> change is going to deliver change. we need to have more homeless navigation centers. we need more officers. >> reporter: she has helped more than 2000 people escape homelessness since 2018. she continues to face challenges, within ever-growing level people on the street. she says she has a plan. >> ma

where the expectations too lofty? there has been a certain amount of expectations.ack the offer to 1.5% is perhaps recognition on the saudi's part they will not get the level of interest they initially hoped. in fact that has made material that they will market a deal in the u.s., canada, australia and those places. they are really relying on local investors to back this up. the saudi central bank has relaxed lending limits on local institutions, so you can see that is another measure to bump up this deal. i think they will look to russia and china also to get some financial backing to the deal, and that will certainly help as well. shery: still falling quite short of their initial aim of raising as much as $100 billion. james: yeah, that is right. i think that was always a little bit ambitious. the problem is it is a tough sell. -- and of course on top of that we have the political risk, which is made obvious by drone attacks we saw back in september which had such a huge impact in the oil markets. investors are also wary about that. the fact these have been trimme

loftis has maintained the lead in the race just until yesterday. 13,000 ballots still have yet to be counted. so obviously that could change a lot of things here with how close it is the police officers association said big and add to defeat to dean who is a public defender and he was endorsed by bernie sanders. now mayor london breed handpicked loftis a step in in the as the inter mudiay rolled just a few weeks ago which also made headlines because of how close it was to the race in this situation. no off this has been a prosecutor and police commissioner again i want to remind everyone we are expecting a new update this afternoon around 4 p n and then we also likely have to wait until next week until we officially know who the next district attorneys will be for now reporting live in front of city hall christina teatro kron 4 news. >>all right christina thank slow we'll see in about an hour with an update. we'll be talking about the local races as well impeachment drama, this week and on inside bay area politics you can watch it on kron on at 11 oh 5 this morning and also tomorrow

mayor london breed announced yesterday that interim district attorney suzy loftis will serve as interim this is at the request of d.a. elect chester bodine. . >>> time is 5:06. police have now arrested a second suspect in the shooting death of a 17-year-old girl from oakland. police believe two suspects both 16 years old were trying to rob the victim alicia bellha the first suspect was arrested last week at his home in ant i don't care. police say they found 15 guns in that homeantioch. police say they found 15 guns in that home after he crashed a stolen pickup truck on tuesday. earlier this month police say he car-jacked a mini van with police uniforms inside and also robbed a gas station in san jose. most of the police uniforms were found during follow up searches. >> surveillance video and a larger reward will help identify the suspects accused in a kidnapping and killing. taken from his home on pleasure point drive last month. newly released video shows three suspects walking out of an alley near the man's home. now the victim's body was found in the santa cruz mountains later that

backs,lots of ammunition to keep the market even in times of uncertainty regarding global trade at loftyvels today is an example of that. what happens when things change. let's go to the board. ten year bund. end of august, bunds hit a negative yielding close. since then we cut it in half we have been doing it several weeks. why is that significant? ultimately all of the positions around the globe in europe and japan that are embedded in negative yielding securities are going to exit. and when they do exit, that overweight, negative yielding security will be a big pool that most likely ends up with positions in global equities and i think that rebalancing, and remember, long before negative yielding securities, when rates started a massive drop which happened right after the crisis, many thought that ultimately it would reverse. those positions would be fodder for an even larger equity rally. the timing was off, the reasons were off, negative yielding securities put about five extra chapters in that book. at the end of the day, thinking there will be a long line of people behind you to b

and stocks are starting to join that crowd but at lofty levels.you have a surprise for us what are we looking at here? >> we're looking at the total flows of etfs and mutual funds together for stocks and for bonds. since november of 2015, a trillion dollars has gone into bonds. since november '15, $100 billion has come out of stocks money is coming out of stocks going into bonds at an unprecedented rate at the time everybody says it should be doing the opposite >> i know. and there is no alternative. it's almost being used as a crutch because many don't believe the economy has the underpinnings to warrant such a hot stock market so if this is the case following the money, what's the driving force, "a," keeping stocks up? and "b," keeping interest rates from going down farther? >> i think there's two driving forces here. one is definitely higher rates the fed is hiked but that hasn't kicked up yet. so people are chasing higher yields understand now in the world, a high yield you jump over the desk and grab is 2%. and you're seeing a lot of short-te

talk about it all day, the question you have to ask yourself is any of that not priced in given the lofty multiple i say a lot of it is. >> i don't know if the digital going to 34% over the next five years. >> that would be amazing if they can do it, i agree. >> the drive-thru, this is not traditionally a space -- it's not fast food. >> fast casual >> fast casual has not done well at drive-thrus. >> they have not done it >> they've attempted it but the weights can be extreme to get the products out the window fast enough so people will do that. >> picture me at the shine like, corn, cheese, just giving them my rundown and they put whatever into a pail and happened it to me. >> it's the same like subway when people are saying, give me the black olives, give me the spinach. >> what if they have a pre -- what if instead of doing that they have a prepackaged thing they can make it faster because it's not as customized. >> you're ordering ahead of time and you're picking it up when you get there. you've already placed the order. it's digital for all f of these companies. >> a good conversation

. >> caroline hencely is her name and she's a university of cincinnati medical student with a lofty goalr people who don't have health insurance. here's what she told me about the people she cares for. >> we were so intrigued by your story and it's so relevant today. i'm just wondering, what did you see or hear about that helped you recognize this was such an important need that needed to be filled? >> yeah, so before i started medical school i was working in a federally qualified health center and i was working with a lot of patients who were coming from pretty far away because they didn't have other options where they could be seen because they didn't have insurance. and i saw that there was a lot of care that they were seeking in the emergency room or other places where they weren't getting the best care that they could because their needs were more of a primary care need or something where we could help by thinking about preventive measures. so i really saw that disparity in what services these patients needed and what was available to them in their communities where they lived. >> s

you know, it reminds me of another candidate who pitched similarly lofty ideas but served us the dinner bell for base voters eager for red meat. concrete border wall that mexico would pay for. new coal, steel and manufacturing skrjobs. alternative to obamacare and easy to win trade wars. despite the campaign promises being on the opposite side of the political spectrum, elizabeth warren is sounding a lot like the democrats' donald trump. whether it's because of the constitution or the courts, trump was never going to be able to do many of the things he was promising in 2015 from denuking north korea to ending birth rite citizenship. for warren, cost constitution would be significant barriers to many plans. that should concern democrats especially the ones who support her. and believe she can actually make good on her many promises. okay, with me now, former presidential candidate, former dnc chairman howard dean. governor, first, let's dispatch with the idea that trump and warren are similar personally. they are not, of course. but i remember asking trump supporters before 2016 if they

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mayor london breed announced that interim district attorney susie loftis will serve out the term vacated by george gaston until january 8th. that was at the request of elect c chesa boudin. with whoever was elected. >>> protesting parents oakland board meeting again. forcing the school board leaders to leave and hold their meeting in a private room. now at the meeting last night the board members moved to an up stairs room saying that the crowd was disrupt iand prevented them from conducting business. it was the first public meeting between parents and police over school closures. the parents say they're still upset that the school district police officers used force against them at the october 23rd board meeting. >> i was severely injured. four cops threw me to the ground, injured my knee, tore my acl, injured my mcl maniscus and bone and another parent's ribs were cracked. >> we will be taking a second look at the police department and the role they play and how best to use it. we're going to bring in an outside auditor if you will to look at the entirety of the police department and s

. >> is there concern when you're focusing so much on lofty goals, the day to day experience of being in san franciscan is unpleasant to say the best. what you say to those people like look, my phone is getting stolen on the street, i need changes now at the street level. >> i agree with them, we need to do a much better job. every arrest needs to be an opportunity for intervention. and we need to make it easier to get help than it is to get high in san francisco so we start addressing this crisis that we see on our streets. tough on crime policies over the last two decades have failed to address these problems, i have got a lot of concrete ideas for how we can do a better job. >> grow quick before we have to let you go, do you know if you will be taking over the das office ahead of the swearing-in in january in the interim period? >> i don't know, we are going to discuss those details in person later this week. i know we are all committed to a smooth and effective transition. we want what is best for the staff interest district attorney's office so they can continue to do their job s