it's still down from there look at the stock. look at it sitting at 235.his is an expensive stock, trades about ten times its sales and about 30 times expected earnings let's go to the five-year chart. it resembles a lot of that nvidia chart doesn't look great to me now i want to overlay the two of them over the last five years. kind of similar. massivy out performing the s&p we saw what happened there here is adobe. december 13, it has that earnings event i do not, if i own this stock want to be sitting around for some disappointing guidance. i might think about as a health or if i'm looking to kill some whales here, i may go after this on the short side here today, the stock was trading at 239. in december, you'll catch that earnings announcement, paying $8 for that buying one of the 235 puts setting one of the $200 put. maybe up to $227 and $200. that is your max gain. that is your reward. i just want to make my last point. this is not a high proeblt if you see any continuation, this is a name you'll want to be in on the short side. >> mike, what do you

a live look at 80.st about a 25-minute ride down to the bay bridge toll plaza where it looks like basically a parking lot. there you go. there is the parking lot at bay bridge toll plaza. headlights coming off the skyway to the 80 split. we're still in the green. originally this crash was reported to be on 380. one lane still blocked and crews are working on clearing oil out of the roadway and it might be a good time to check mass transit and get on mass transit if you can into work today. all bart, cal tran and h-train all on time. >>> the storm rolling in today is expected to hit santa cruz harder than the rest of the bay area. the santa cruz county public works department has already started dropping off sandbags and it will be all hands on deck for the crews still repairing a lot of the damage from last year's heavy rains. that caused millions of dollars in damage. >> we are 244 damaged sites from last year. 38 i believe have been repaired. >> officials have protected those areas sohat no more damag

a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and a look at the radar. steady rain, heavy at times, has been coming down all night. another live look here at the san mateo bridge. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the system. mike monitoring the wet roadways. he'll join us at 5:30. meantime, can you stay up to date on this storm with our live radar at nbcbayarea.com as well as our nbc bay area app. this is a great way to keep track of what's going on here. a check of the weather conditions right down to your neighborhood. >> maybe you'll stay in. nice and cozy today. catch ellen. happening today, j. lo is stopping by ellen's show. >> we know her as jenny from the block. she's wrapping up las vegas and opening up about the possibility of getting engaged. >> your boyfriend -- remind me of his name. >> alex rodriguez. >> that's right. he said that y'all are going to be getting married. >> he did not say that. he did not. he did not say that. >> he did. he texted me today and said -- he texted earlier today and said -- >> let me see the text. >> i don't ha

let's look at how it reacted today. first i want to look at spy. spy's volume, basically an unofficial fear gauge. the higher the dollar volume, the more people are freaking out. it's not high at all, only about $12 billion at noon. at half day, it might look to $20 billion. it's nowhere near what we saw in october. people are scrambling to reposition their portfolios. a lot of what people thought was going to happen happened, and the markets are generally calm, at least on a volatility basis. let's look at some spots where there has been a little pop and reactions to the elections. biotech liked the outcome. biotech etf's up 2%, and you also have bets on the idea that health care might not be gutted as much. then you have mj, the marijuana etf. missouri and michigan passed legislation that's good for that. energy, that is colorado. they voted down something that would hurt this. you are seeing some pops here. internet, 2.5%. that's very good, because it means people are bullish on tech stocks. scarlet, there's a lot of buying. it does appear peopl

let's show you some movers we are looking at prior -- looking at.rs once to look at. discounts on steep some new projects, some of which are slashing in double digits. these are the three that really have made some of these reductions. not just reductions but cash rebates, shopping vouchers, as well as offsetting slow growth in sales. sales mayese new home fall 10% to 15% in the next 12 to 18 months. that is one to watch. we saw two companies that did not report yesterday. biofarma down 4.5% in the premarket. a third quarter was in line with estimates. nine-month profit was up 22%. but there is a grim outlook. the company could face some pressure later on next year because they might face pressure to cut prices soon. this is according to this pilot procurement plan happening in china right now where basically the cities will be buying medicine in bulk to lower costs. that could be why the stock is heading lower. that stock is down some 8% here. we have been talking about that loss when it came to one that was much steeper than expected. net costs as

we have a live look at the rain this morning. take a look at the radar.orm ranger scanning actively to give you the most accurate view of the rainfall. >> among those issues we're seeing already saturated soil. just look at this big tree which came crashing down onto that truck overnight. this is in the north bay. >> in the south bay, caltrans crews hard at work, trying to clear flooded lanes off the highway 17 off-ramp in campbell. rain keeping crews very busy overnight. power outages to report, too. thanks for joining us early this morning. we actually went on at 4:00 a.m. to get you ready for your morning commute. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. our nbc bay area storm ranger working very hard, tracking that storm for us. let's get straight to meteorologist kari hall who has been tracking every movement of the storm. >> we've seen it coming in waves, heavy downpours across the bay area. even as we look at it in motion on storm ranger, it looks like spokes in a pinwheel where we see waves of rain coming in. there's just another offshore getti

, looking at the role of labor, looking at vertical mergers.monopolies a word you often hear. every child in america grows up trying to get boardwalk and park place together. it's a converse of monopoly. it's one buyer. >> host: so a google or facebook buying up a lot of small tech companies, is that the type of thing you're looking at trends are not in terms of mergers and acquisitions. let me take an example from which i don't have a really good actual, practical sort of -- let me give you a hypothetical for which i don't have a practical example. let's say there was a small mill town and even two mills. everyone in the town was employed in those mills. they would compete for workers. if the mills decided to merge and it wasn't easy for people to leave the town or go elsewhere to work, commute, that sort of thing, then it would be one firm buying that labor. that would be an instance where we be concerned about labor monopsony. a buyer of labor where you have less competition on the buying. i'll give another sort of area where people popular

livermore to pleasanton looks good and the rest is looking good. schools are closed that will help us out there. is a look at 880 and oakland, we have a ten-minute delay, and traffic looks a touch, i'm saying a touch lighter than usual. 5:49, lets bring in rosemary. >>> thank you so much, sal. good morning to you, i wish i had a better report for the air quality and the with they are. we're stuck in it -- and the weather. we're stuck in this for one more day. hopefully we'll have a li expected to go through tuesday. for today, unhealthy across the region. this morning we're looking at areas leak san francisco and walnut creek and parts of the east bay shore and oakland, very unhealthy and that will should be a lot like it should be and as we get into saturday, the air quality index goes through a little bit. if the forecast calls for a shade of orange. they're hoping that bit of onshore breeze will help to bring us the clone pacific air and clone us up a logical bit t won't get rid of the smoke, that will come as would he get rain next week. here's

looking at 69 for san jose.res aren't going to change much, here's a look at the extended forecast. 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay nearing 70 degrees inland. these numbers haven't changed in quite some time. we're looking towards that possibility of maybe slight improvement over the weekend when it comes to air quality, no promises, we're hoping for some. as we get into right around thanksgiving, that wet weather coming our way. >> fingers crossed. >>> time is 7:49. cheap internet from satellites, a company has the approval to launch thousands of satellites blanketing the whole earth with internet. >>> let's check in with mike mibach. >> good morning, coming up in the next hour, the thanksgiving holiday travel season kicks off today with airports expecting thousands of passengers. how the air quality could have an impact on flights coming and going in the bay area. >>> despite the lack of storms, multiple ski resorts are opening today. we take you live to kevin cooper who tells us what's going on at squall

look at our live shot. we are seeing traffic looking better on the northbound side. that's the direction the taillights are headed. so southbound 880 looking good with no troubles there. here's a look at the bay bridge. we are getting word of a minor crash not too far from the toll plaza. they are saying just before don't see it here in our live shot but we are seeing some okay conditions out of oakland into san francisco. traffic still light as you work your way into the city this morning. north 101 past sfo. we still have a crash blocking at least one lane. we are seeing some slight delays because of that accident. if you are heading to sfo just keep that in mind. you can use 280 if you work your way north of there into daly city per se. but if you are going to cut across over towards sfo you will catch 380 to get on 101. your drive times look okay. 14 minutes from woodside to sfo on the northbound side of 101. live look of the area and this is just south of where that crash is and traffic seems to be moving at some decent speeds through there. let's take a look at

if you want me to be perfect i'm not perfect if you was very far from the look those would look like this is government look i'll do so using you only say you mentioned one demonstration is true some people were beaten up that's right but then investigation committee was formed the lip after bubbling up but i'm going investigation i want but how many demonstrations do i have one daily basis in the west bank against abu mazen against myself how many every single day there is only one place on the arab world where the crossing of president is a crescent palestinian but i stand newspapers but the parties don't come and boycott and attack us look at every website. and then you are telling me that i am not. and using human rights and you say nobody is perfect and using up his post that's not excuses what about the corruption the massive corruption in which i was to be working with authority well the latest polling in september shows that more than eighty percent believe that there is widespread corruption in the palestinian authority they cite nepotism bribery abuse of public funds and la

abigail: let's take a look at -- an eye on. abigail: let's take a look at your other chart.d underperformance from the faang stocks from large-cap technology and you see here on a weekly bar chart, this is, not just for the nasdaq 100 but the s&p 500 and other major indices, that the uptrend is intact still based on this cloud model. the cloud model is the trend falling gauge and it shows where there is potential support on the chart. the nasdaq 100 has come right into it. that is where we had an intermediate reversal condition registered in that is compelling to me. the last time we saw that was in 2014. abigail: does it bother you we have the series of lower highs? on a weekly basis, i do not see the inverse head and shoulders pattern as well, at least for the nasdaq 100. katie: well it is still in a corrective state right now. we have not seen meaningful improvement in momentum or relative strength for large-cap technology or triple qs against the s&p 500. it is a matter of really only weaker twos that we see based on the proximity of support and the fact that we have cou

take a look. if you identifies him, call the san francisco police. >>> there is a reward up to $10,000 on information on a robbery suspect. the atf is asking anyone that knows the where whereabouts of this man, call them. he is armed and dangerous. >>> there will be a pro poses proposal to turn in guns into the sheriff's office at anytime and could remain anonymous. the idea is to get more guns off the streets. >>> mental health workers at kaiser authorized a five-day strike. it will likely happen in mid- december. some 7,000expected to walk the picket lines. and that will include the 1,000 clinic workers in san francisco. they say they failed to live to an agreement. kaiser has not commented on the strike vote. >>> a 58 story high-rise building is tilting to one side and it has sunk several inches since it opened. an agreement may be made how to fix it. it would require constructing crews to pull pipes into the bed rook to stabilize the building. they would need permits. >>> sal is monitoring it

take a look at the past. take a look at the past. all of a sudden they are finding votes, after the election, they are finding bugs? and then look at her past, where she has already been convicted? there are finding votes, now they have this liar who represented hillary clinton in a lot of very shady things? i think what you ought to do is get smart. folks, i will see you in europe. [helicopter whirring] >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, clifford young, president of public affairs joins us to discuss pre-vote polling and the results of the midterm elections. willista reporter derek talks about a joint report with the washington post that examines how congressional leaders debate bills. and a discussion on the recent article on balancing nationalism and globalism. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. coming up this weekend on book tv come a today at noon eastern the southern festival of

look the poem up. one of the things i want to say before i get this out of your way is this is what they call linen backing. s don't the conservatorie particularly care for it. when these were done, the linen was put on it. it helped to keep it from being ripped. maybe now they use rice papers or something like that. the original poster is glued to the linen. it is reversible. it can be taken off. we have posters that are over 100 years old that was done to. the only reason we have it today is that was part of the process to protect them. this is one of my favorite posters here. when was the last time someone you only have what you need? this is a classic example of lithography. lithography in the early years was a waxy crayon drawn on a sandstone block. you can see the edges of the sandstone block, about four to six inches thick. and it was drawn in reverse. once the wax crayon was put on here, you would wet it with a sponge and then you would ink it. wherever the sponge and then you would ink wx woul

looking a little bit better s lis are bit better is is a l look at 242. still moving and improving. >>> the polls open up in just about a half an hour for the 2018 midterm elections. >> santa clara county is already gearing up for a busy election day. >> yeah, it's kind of like a marathon the last two days for the people who people who who were here. santa clara county has already been here. that's a good thing for anticipated overall participation numbers. expecting 60% to 70% voter turn out. however, do not expect results tonight from the county. santa clara does things differently. >> which requires all ballots from 849 polling places come back to our one location to count ballots. we are currently in the process of a new voting system which will then mean wheel be able to have election counted sooner. >>. >> get it in the mailbox. you can also hand deliver it by 8:00 tonight. all you need is a valid driver's license or state id and 18 years or older 3.6 million californians have mailed in their ballots. that is the higher turn out rather than 2014 whi

be looking back this side.ell her sightline is to the right. and it looks pretty strong to the right. but i think you, just as a precaution, get her looking left. and also it would help you with the dance-around sequence. you might need her look to screen left. don't do it, howard! (woman) what did you say? don't do it, howard! take 1. take 2, 3. don't do it, howard! can you have her on camera? sure. let's go do some business. don't do it, howard! what did you say? i said, "don't do it." when she says, "don't do it" for the first time, she's looking offscreen left? yeah. i know that was a take that i wanted to use, 'cause i thought the performance was the best, but the sightline's all screwy. she should be looking offscreen right. we come back to that. let's pick a different take, where she's looking in the right screen direction. don't do it, howard! all right. that's not bad. let's try that. do you want to look at the other ones first? no. let's just do this one, get it done. come on. let's go do some busines

we are not looking only at oil, we are looking at gas, lng. is a lot of growth potential for saudi aramco as we are trying to balance our upstream and downstream. a lot of growth potential for saudi arabia. yousef: let's talk about the acquisition of the state that is likely to be the biggest of its kind in the history of the kingdom of saudi arabia. you are considering a wide range of financing offers, including a bond issuance. when would you like to make a decision? amin: we are in the middle of negotiating and doing our do diligence with the investment fund. they own 70% of the stock. it is a process that is currently ongoing. completes we negotiation with the investment fund we hope that will happen soon. we can progress to the next step, which is getting requirements in different countries. there is an antitrust requirement and that also require certain times. you through a run theory that is making the rounds with key analysts. you have the acquisition of the state which makes perfect sense from a business perspective. you beef up your

we were looking for the big players, we were looking for paris and putnam. we were looking for anybody who you would recognize as one of the people. i think we got 24 or 25. it's been eight years. i don't remember if it was 24 or 25. so we had lots of things we were doing behind the scenes. when we finally got to do the book, everything is in chronological order and this is the first entry in the book. it's the warrant for the apprehension of sara goode. that's the transcription on the right. one of the things with the chronology, not all documents, you didn't just sit down and write it and write a date on it. that was a little tough. we had a lot of documents that don't have dates on them, plus they were co-created over time. so this one on the front is the warrant. it was written on february 29. however, it was handed to the sheriff to go get her and on the back he is saying, okay, i've brought her in on the day you requested, march 1. so here we have a document that has two different dates associated with it. two. how do you put that into a chronology? so

look at georgia. the governor's race between stacey abrams, looking to become the nation's first female african-american governor versus brian kemp. kemp is in the lead but there are 77 ballots that have not been counted that could drop him below 50% and push this into a runoff. >> we are going to make sure that every vote is counted. >> we are waiting on the final results but i'm confident that victory is near. >> in wisconsin, democrat tony evers beat republican scott walker for what would have been a third term for walker. interestingly, that was a narrow one, too, about 1.6% dividing the vote, but because of a law that walker himself signed after a narrow trump victory, that is not enough to trigger a recount. they are still counting in wisconsin. and in texas, ted cruz pulled out a victory against a big challenge from democrat beto o'rourke. if you look at the map of how that vote broke down, it's very interesting, with o'rourke getting the majority of support in the big cities, and along the bor

around looking at exits, looking for people. this happens again. and it's just -- it brings all that. >> the saddlerack says it will have other tributes to the shooting vic tens all weekend. >>> and we just got an update on the situatioorauthities say active shooter. it was a malfunctioning water heater. >>> couny's fense chiefs are set to meet today. the security talks are an effort to ease tensions between the two world powers. secretary of state mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis will meet with their counterparts at the state department. >>> it may seem like holiday parties aren't what they used to be. diane king hall of "cbsmoneywatch" has that and more business news from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with the latest fed news. they left the benchmark lending rate where it stands although the federal reserve said another rate hike will probably come in december. in a statement released after its two-day policy meeting the central bank nou.s.citing its strengthening labor marke

as we modernize our applications and as we look at what our cyber journey look like going forward.e have to make significant investments in our workforce which you will hear workforce workforce workforce many times today. goldie opened up with it. across the industry, across all industries, we don't have enough cyber professionals, we also have, if we look across the broad spectrum of technology capabilities we can forecast there are classify everything we are working against, many technology-based that many are behavior based. and behavior we address in a different way so that is some of the focus. the disciplines we instill in people and the capabilities that they build. to deliver what we are asking on the cyber agenda, it modernization agenda and overall the service we deliver to american citizens because we want them to be confident their data is secure, to be confident in the services provided and confident we are using data to drive good decisions, reliable, authoritative. so i appreciate your investment here today. as goldie said, talk to someone new. i hope are tied togeth

and let's take a look at l.a.x. tens of thousands of people will make their holiday getaways through the nation's second busiest airport there in l.a. and last night we were inside mineta san jose airport. people tried to get to flights on time. this is the roads to the sierra last night. traffic was moving. roads were cleared. but snow is coming to the mountains. if you are heading for the high country, leave early to beat the weather and the traffic. >>> the clearing smoke and improving conditions made for a stunning sunset in san francisco. yesterday, the sky was mostly blue for the first time in nearly two weeks. we spotted some people enjoying the outdoors after being cooped up inside for days. also noticeable were fewer people wearing masks which has become the norm since the "camp fire" started. >> almost feels like the fire was in our backyard. but we're just so grateful that we can breathe again. >> and be prepared to be patient as the skies turn from smoky to soggy this morning. there will be extra cars on

as we modernize our applications, and as we look at what our cyber journey looks like going forward,e have to make significant investments in our work force. you are going to hear work force, work force, work force many times today. goldy opened up with it. we know across the industry that we don't have -- across all industries, we don't have enough cyber professionals forecast. if you look across the broad spectrum of capabilities, we can forecast there are areas where there are shortages. so we have multilayers of investments that we have to make to recruit, to retain, to re-skill, and that's for our federal employees. the other thing we have to do for our federal employees is ensure they have work force tools that they are used to. whether it's in another industry or, as they come through their educational process. if you want to be a modern cyber hunter, you need the tools that go with that. if you want to deliver modern customer service, you need the tools that go with that. so those are some of the investments that we are making. the other thing that is a priority is how we loo

we are looking at sfo, and it is a murky look here, and they are picking up on thing to the footprintch is inside of the bay, and allowing for slightly better visibility at times, and better air quality in and around the coast, and the peninsula, and you can see 5-mile visibility from half moon bay here. we are still under the stagnant a air pressure that is keeping the stagnant air overhead us. in the sierra nevadas at red rock and blue canyon, the wind is going to gust up to 40 miles per hour, and the humidity is going the continue to plummet. you can see the fog and the temperatures this morning from mt. tam. and 55 in half moon bay, and 50s in san francisco, and 48 in san jose, and look at the foggy picture from the roof camera. it is still out there, and we had the stronger win flow as the sun began to shine, and the wind s are flat again. 36 in santa rosa, and 42 in livermore, and as we check out t the area, notice that we have the red and the orange so that the orange is better from san mateo to freemont, and looking at oakland and san francisco, and this is last hour. as we ar

take a look at the roads here. ey look pretty good. there's all kinds of brine solution on the surfawa of the ro you can see those white stripes. they have pretreated the rose. all of the trucksre loaded with salt. we've seen a number of them standing by on major roadways, off to the shoulder of the road. once this starts to move into the area, they are going to be ready to spring intoio a here. so far, so good. traffic moving at speed here in the frederick area. but this system is moving in our direction. so of urse, all of t is going to change. back to you guys. >> megan, thank you. >>> now to our srm team 4 meteorologist lauryn ricketts and chuck bell, both working for you on theorecast this morning. chuck, that is a pretty messy picture. >> the u.s. capitol dome there somewhere. we were able to see it clearly an hour ago.e ing barely m it out about 15 minutes ago. now it's completely obscured as the precipitation intensifies here inside the cy limits. 37 in washington. that northeast wind the cold, dry air at the surface. moisture

take a look at this. this is a shot looking off to the west. all you can see the top of the tower. it's not just san francisco. concord, oakland, all of these have visibility below a quarter of a mile. dense, patchy fog. clear skies overnight. temperatures in the 40s and 50s as you head out the door this morning. later today we will see sunshine as the fog mixes. high pressure remains in place. that will hold up the storm track to our north and keep a strike to the weekend. we do have more rain on the way. take a look at this. futurecast says drive through monday. on tuesday, here we offer the commute. shower state to the north of santa rosa. the rain line moves south throughout the day soaking pretty much of the bay area on tuesday. we do see some higher totals over the south bay and the santa cruz mountains and then this passes through tuesday. for wednesday we are looking drive. we do see a bigger storm moving through wednesday. that will be wet and windy on wednesday. here is a look at the rain. heavy rain possible wednesday and windy. showers linger thursday into friday and dr

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>> take a closer look.enators with the shot deflected and promptly slapped the rebound midair for the goal. there you go! like a baseball bat that he used right there. but it's a hockey stick and he ends up with the game winner. they won 4-3. >>> 6:26. a live look at the oakland coliseum near oracle arena. the coliseum this morning, we are getting a first glimpse at what the new a's ballpark will look like. we'll show you the sketches coming up. >> reporter: plus, some massive waves expected here in the bay area as we have a high surf and high wind warning in effect today. we'll take live look at conditions in pacifica after this. >>> the storm hitting the bay area this week just getting started. and already, we're seeing some significant damage. >> and it's a big morning on capitol hill with a pair of bay area lawmakers hoping to secure some powerful leadership positions. good morning, it is wednesday, november 28th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. it is a soggy start to the day.

look at the date now, out to the 4th and another system here looking offshore.the next ten days we could see four storms coming on in, which actually for late november/december we should see that. here is the ten-day rainfall outlook and notice the bull's eye here on the north bay hills. skrouz mo santa cruz mountains another event the last three days wednesday through friday, where we saw three to six inches of rain in some of the higher peaks of the north bay. the pattern could repeat along the coastal range. most inland spots anywhere from one to three inches of rain as we add up the storms over the next ten days. both long range models painting a wet picture for northern california and a lot of sierra snow. snow levels this time may drop closer to 5,000 feet or lower. the seven-day forecast stormy. wind, rain, high surf wednesday and thursday and then cooler temperatures to follow as you see, once we get temperatures in the bay area with rain in the 50s, you know what that means, sierra snow level starting to drop. big snow next weekend. >> looks good. >>> f

let's have a look at the majors and look at dollar-china as well. you have sterling, the euro, which came within one pip of the 2018 low. similar on dollar-swissie, pushing farther down. 696 point -- 6.9669 and these pmi's and support of data coming out of these other economies in the asia-pacific with the likes thailand,indonesia, all pointing to not a very bleak outlook. suppose, not i bleak but not positive, either. chinaget you more on the pmi data. mark cudmore, what did we get if anything? mark: the small companies in china, the private number did pick up a little and that is marginally positive because people have gotten worried the government stimulus was because they knew the comer would cut -- number would coming poorly. the pmi out earlier was generally negative. six out of eight came through an hour and a half ago, disappointed from previous months and morning contraction territory. the only one with a beat were myanmar.er markets of this doesn't mean to negative for assets in the region. one of the things the last six months is that asi

play because and didn't look any better in the second half look at klosterman making it to kneel in the sixty eighth minute his first goal of the season in his one hundred competitive game for leipsic keeper lucas read s.d. with no chance and shortly before the end polson struck again just cements the win the game six goal of the campaign three nailed the final score. team is doing an outstanding job right now we're playing really good football we can be satisfied going into the international break and she pulls. it took a good hour for frankfurt to flex their muscles against shaka on terror a bitch laying off to look a yo bitch who knitted his goal of the season in the sixty first minutes. and twelve minutes later yoav edge back to his ninth. across from philip caustics and yo bitch hammered home the goal makes him the league's top scorer shaka came agonizingly close when you even konoplyanka was denied by the woodwork. and then a frankfurt corner led to some pinball in the box with yo bitches shot saved by row famine and sebastian i larry able to fire in the rebound three male the fin

they want you to look into it. and so in terms of expertise, you actually turn to the agency for that sort of thing. another thing you do is you go to groups like this. and frankly, the group of privacy and civil liberties experts we met, one of the things i met there. there's a ton of expertise across the community. people on the hill. these ngos have a ton of expertise in these areas. and we'd be foolish not to avail ourselves to that. so you look at that. another thing we can do is go out and hire experts. if i feel a review is significant enough and i need to have expertise that my office doesn't have. and i can't get otherwise for free if you will. i can go out. i have a budget. i can go out. it's not huge. but big enough to go out and hire somebody if i need to to bring them in. to provide that expertise. so you sort of massage all that stuff together and, you know, you keep working at it. you keep reaching out. you keep trying to find out what's going on. and then you try to sort of cobble together the exper

the markets looking for 7.5%. you are looking for 7.4%. for joy, but for india it is not good enough. >> it is not. the fundamental issue, it is not translating into the kind of profitability you would expect. second even within that you are seeing in this quarter that consumption and investment has slowed. and traders really have fallen over the last several years. it remains a concern. haslinda: this is a country, the biggest importer of oil. cheaper oil could be a boost. it certainly is, but we also need to put it in the context of the current problem. you have got a banking sector .hich is reeling now you have some kind of problem, liquidity or a solvency issue, and you have got the fiscal position which looks tight with the government having a four-year target or has come close to it, the first few months of the year. from here on we could say growth is going to slow further into the next two quarters. haslinda: and the problem is consumer activity, the slowdown in the demand for autos. how is that looking? challenginge a year. many o

that is what we look for.he plans especially with world war i -- it didn't work in world war ii -- that is the rule. his print, his name is something we go by. every day there is a discussion about something with the cemetery. if a tree dies, we go to the planting plan. if a wall comes apart, we refer to the pershing plan and look for his name, and that is the one we look for. the cemetery and what we understand was actually purchased by the u.s. government for where the cemetery would be today. the u.s. government purchased that from the homeowners. they turned around and sold it back to the french government for one french franc. that gave the property, the ground is actually french owned territory. that is one of the misnomers is that -- we call them abmc lores, the ground is owned by the french. everything on the ground, the soldiers in the ground, is owned by the u.s. government. so there is like an interesting perspective to look at it in the context that if the u.s. government ever chose to dissenter an

we look at his isolation as historical alliances look increasingly fragile.tracy: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines with debra mao. as capital and elliott management are close to a deal to acquire athena health for $135 per share. the all cash could be announced as soon as monday. athena health shares closed just above $120 on friday, devaluing the health care and technology company at $4.9 billion. germany-based software giant s.a.p. is buying crawford's trixrnational -- qual international for a billion dollars in cash. it will operate as an entity within s.a.p.'s cloud business group. the german company has secured 7 billion euros in financing for the acquisition. the ft says the former boss of morgan stanley's asian commodities business is in advanced discussion to take the chairmanship at noble group. last week noble creditors backed equitybillion debt for restructuring after meetings in london and bermuda. shareholders backed the plan in august. that is your bloomberg business flash. yousef: let's get back to abu dhabi, where

take a look at what analysts are looking at.ven with the downgrades and cuts that we have gotten, the average price target we are seeing for this company isn't -- is at1 per share about $231 per share. this is the widest disparity we have seen between analyst price targets and whether stock early trades. -- where the stock currently trades. that data it significant. applen early 2016, forecast a sales decline for the first time in more than a decade . that was following a holiday quarter that came in below analyst expectations. there were concerns about then about peak sales, peak iphone growth. it seems we are back to that level again. apple did manage to rally with a lot of the talk around sales prices and services revenue. rather or not we get back to that level, we will have to see. scarlet: while you were speaking, nordstrom coming out the numbers that disappointed -- out with numbers that disappointed. nordstrom done more than 10%. the bottom line in the topline pretty much matched or beat but their estimates sales disappo

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and you look at a picture of one of your close ancestors, and they look like you, they look your age,y look like they might be feeling what you're feeling and feel like it be more possible to do what's expected of you. >> that was harry smith reporting. we we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." we'll head back to butte county for the latest on the fire. cheryl hurd reports from the fire zone. >>> plus a north bay community will gather to honor a young woman killed in the thousand oaks shooting massacre. thanks for joining us. >>> good sunday morning to you. it is veteran's day, 7:28, a live look at the bay bridge from treasure island. smoky skies and camera is shaking just a little bit, because it is breezy out there this morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. you have been busy this weekend. we have a red flag warning, air quality advisory, a lot still happening. >> definitely a lot, still dealing with the critical fire weather, especially because of the wind. the winds have started to really gust in the

it looks a little better too, it looks a little better. still an offshore, very slight component, some of the bit. it's still an easterly breeze, a very stable pattern unfortunately. maybe next week we'll get a change in the pattern. haze and smoke because of the absence of the clouds, they should be closer and 35. so, this is a cold air mass for n parts of new mexico and texas have had snow before we have. things are out of whack. here are the higher clouds, it's 29 in santa rosa, 20s and 30s and 40s to berkeley and the city is sitting at 52. danville is 32, there are a lot of 30s showing up. there's your offshore breeze, a few clouds and rain making it in seattle. we have to wait a week or ten days, upper 60s to low 70s. >>> 6:01, 101, the left lane, steve, but northbound 101 at the railroad exit, one point it was on fire, it will take a while to clear it. no one got seriously jud, but traffic is going to be slow both directions, lets talk about a new crash on the san mateo bridge. what had been a good commute, you can see for yourself,

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could we look at them, could our viewers look at them and say, all those virginia seats have gone, thats and republicans are going to have a good night tonight? people who look into crystal balls often get it wrong. i would say that it's very strong. it would be an indication, because where these house seats are, art in urban areas, they are areas that have seen a big demographic shift, a lot of immigrants coming in, boosting the economy, not being a detriment to the state as president camp might have you believe. and so there are a lot of incomers and new chances for democrats to make gains in these areas. i think that if virginia sees these houses flipping, again, they we re these houses flipping, again, they were won by donald trump, three of them were won in 2016, if we see them were won in 2016, if we see them flip it could spell big trouble for the republicans. 0k, let me put the counter facts into you, that virginia as both democrats and republicans have said over the last year or republicans have said over the last year 01’ so, republicans have said over the last yearorso, is re

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here's a live look for the suited crow cam looking south. can see the bay bridge -- the sutro tower looking south and the bay bridge, looking at clear skies this morning. we'll talk about what you can expect through the weekend. we are tracking our next storm system when that rain arrives coming up. >>> microsoft has won a $480 million contract with the u.s. military. it's for the tech giant's hollow lens technology. the augmented reality headset allows digital images and information to be overlaid on to the real world. according to military bidding documents, the goal is to bring this technology into combat missions and training in order to help troops become more lethal and mobile. >>> a fun story of the morning. remember that big mouth billy bass? the popular singing wall mounted fish from the '90s is back. just in time for the holiday. this time that's a little different. it has an assistant. why. >> alexa, let's play a game. >> sure. i have lots of games you can play. >> okay. that's weird. >> this latest edition can connect to amazon's

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gerard's home which used to look like this and now looks like this spoke to the crowd. >> what a turnyou so much for coming. no amount is too big. no amount is too small. >> together with sean penn, butler helped raise $1.5 million for fire victims putting the event together in just three days. >> i know you've all kind of had to pull a rabbit out of a hat to make it here last minute. >> the woolsey fire is over 90% contained. it's claimed three lives, destroyed 1,500 structures, damaged another 341 and full containment is expected by thanksgiving. ♪ where do you think you're going ♪ >> that may be welcome news for lady gaga who just told "variety" she still hasn't been able to return home after evacuating. on saturday gaga donned a full firefighter's suit and visited first responders in hollywood expressing her gratitude and saying i am going to do more, do what i can. >> i truly believe she will. >> absolutely believe she will. let's stick with georgia, she was giving glam in that black valentino gown at the governor's awards last night, but she wasn't the only star holding fashion

looking out that far.igh temperatures today, 66 and francisco -- 66 in san francisco , re is heth looking at the sunshine, slightly cooler as we head to at least the middle part of the week. than warming right back up as we head for the weekend with a lot of sunshine. let's check in for a look at traffic. >> reporter: -- >>> first reports of an accident in the south bay, 237 e th a vehicle tangled up, in fact the second car is numbers actually stuck in the bumper in the back. it could take a few minutes for this to clear out. again, on the 237, that is where you will find the trouble spot. keep that in mind, we are seeing a lot of green onthe roadways, looks like we're not having too many problems as you go through there. all right come elsewhere, it's been a look at the overview, you can see northbound 11 doing okay as you work your way out of san jose, a good start to the morning drive, 20 drive to san antonio avenue -- a 20 minute drive to san antonio avenue. they did have early-morning roadwork on the

let's take a look look at that now. usually you pay your toll and end up in a slow crawl to the metering lights. they are supposed to be repla d replaced, but when? welcome to commuter hell. from drone view 7 you can see how bad the morning commute is on interstate 80 to san francisco. once you get through the toll plaza, you slowly make your way to the dreaded metering lights. >> we're looking at a system that at best is approaching 40 years ago. >> the agency that manages bay area highways says the bay bridge can handle 10,000 vehicles an hour. so those metering lights are necessary. but he agrees the current metering lights need to go. >> it really needs to be completely rebuilt. >> the metering lights were added in 1974 to keep the bay bridge from being gridlocked. since then the bay area added 2.3 million people. there's only been one significant change to the lights. that was a software update in 1980. >> the metering lights are determined by the flow of traffic and the total number of cars on the highway that are