are you been around for a lp tie. the idea here that is we got a bridge and yet we ended up talking about harvey weinstein. we talk about infrastructure spending back to the obama administration. i mean everything about but the bridge. >> i suppose the questions the medias have not necessary focused. he am glad they are getting the bridge done to the pont you made. he wish some of the traffic shores would have been lavated eight years ago with the tunnel. i mean, nothing exists. we have to consider things that happened in the past and things in the future. what i think that is governor crest ty made a bad decision going to the future. it is a great deal. well, is it fair? you got a governor saying look. the reason i turned down. it would have been billions in recover reasons that the state of new jersey would have been responsible for and now the vice president going back. no, that he is true. we had al the money four. who do you believe? caught in the middle. who speaks for us? >> ho one speaks for us, actually. they

lp us now going forward to honor the memories of those lost, to remember and to celebrate their lives. asking for you to wrap your loving arms around the city of las vegas. cold close the survivors who are struggling. hold tight especially those who lost loved ones. they are hurting deeply and their communities are hurting deeply. be with their families, their friends, their colleagues. give them comfort and give them peace. and father, going forward firrom this place, we ask you, help us now to heal. amen. >> amen. [applause] [applause] >> in the wake of the las vegas mass shooting, gun legislation was discussed on the sunday shows. we will hear from dianne feinstein, wayne law pierre, senator chris murphy and steve s calise, who was wounded in a shooting in june. >> the

and read the credits. - an lp! - how about that? - look at that, it's the stone age! - but now, it seems that all you have to do is sort of think of a song you wanna hear, and it just starts playing magically. (laughing) - right, or in a literal sense, you think, "oh, that song," and then you go to one of the many services that will allow your music to be ripped off for free, and you kinda go boop, and there it is. - well, and i don't consider it to be ripped off, necessarily, i mean, we all, we sort of seek out the easiest ways, most convenient ways, to get the things we want. i do think that quality, my biggest, my biggest fear in some of the digital delivery and the new ways we listen to music is that you don't get the full resolution. you don't hear every minute and every hour and every sort of painstaking decision that you make in the recording studio-- - we're not hearing it the way you wanted us to hear it. - well, exactly, and that's the thing that worries me the most about it, but in terms of people hearin

to them one day we have always had an excess of songs you can only fit eight or nine tracks onto an lp there were always some that didn't make it to the album in the end. but as they worked on return to forever new ideas emerged so the final result is a mix of new windows. because all the tracks have that unmistakable scorpion sound that stuck in our dot so what we have done is revive the magic of those years in the present day. that magic began in the mid nine hundred sixty s. when the young group came together near the city of hanover. guitarist what i've seen here on the far right got a group together inspired by english bands they wanted to make it big like their idols the rolling stones on the small faces. that's voters and so i was a times the early years where we were really ready to run the extra mile and that requires a lot of passion and enthusiasm. and shoved enthusiasm of playing. in the late one nine hundred seventy s. the scorpions conquered japan the u.s. and south america whether it's monsters of rock or rock in rio they belong to the top acts at all of the major festiv

lp lopez sentenced for two crimes eight years for armed robbery and pistol whipping the victim and timeerved for grand theft. the clerk processed only the paperwork for the time served case so he was released. lopez posted selfies on instagram along with what appears to be a shopping spree at the east ridge mall, new shoes, and a meal at the food court. the sheriff's office realized the mistakes six days after his release. investigators went into overdrive to find him and monitoring his social media paid off. deputies took him into custody at a golf course in east san jose the next day. >> we don't take this lightly. it is unacceptable that this happened. we're working to ensure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: he has been rebooked at the main jail. it's unclear if he faces additional charges. clerk likely faces corrective action. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> tonight, california is a sanctuary state. governor brown signed the legislation into law earlier today. the bill prevents police from asking people about their immigration status or from participating in federal immigratio

lp lopez sentenced for two crimes eight years for armed robbery and pistol whipping the victim and timeerved for grand theft. the clerk processed only the paperwork for the time served case so he was released. lopez posted selfies on instagram along with what appears to be a shopping spree at the east ridge mall, new shoes, and a meal at the food court. the sheriff's office realized the mistakes six days after his release. investigators went into overdrive to find him and monitoring his social media paid off. deputies took him into custody at a golf course in east san jose the next day. >> we don't take this lightly. it is unacceptable that this happened. we're working to ensure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: he has been rebooked at the main jail. it's unclear if he faces additional charges. clerk likely faces corrective action. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> tonight, california is a sanctuary state. governor brown signed the legislation into law earlier today. the bill prevents police from asking people about their immigration status or from participating in federal immigratio

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. >> lp, do you want to be offended by this. you are going to be phoned by this. i don't think that image was offensive in of itself. you can be phoned byever you want to be offended by. are you kidding? he really? come on, people. this is ridiculous already. you can be offended because you want to be phoned. that is the culture we're in now. we're in a culture where people say that is offensive to me. it doesn't matter why. want it down. >> would you agree that? what would you sti the leader of the naacp in salem conni well, i think, today, most people don't want top see the glorified of the dead. glorifying of demons and all of the other sorts of things, so to this person, i would say, um, one of the fights we want to fight. but perhaps we can find other ways. >> le, i want to go back to one thing. first of all, the schools are now having a special day anyway for halloween by doing special activities. i don't understanded how it is anticipate different because you are wearing a costume or not. on the naacp. i have a different point of view on that. i can underst

. >> the main probably lp is!ment enforcement is very, very bad in madagascar. >> why? do they show up away? >> we sfwrarm i'm surprised they don't have a brain to govern. >> i'm meeting with the president in a few hours. what should i ask him? >> i would ask him >> i would ask him to do his best to change the natural resource in madagascar. he knows them. >> is there a natural timber in madagascar? [ speaking french ] >> everyone i talk to says everyone knows who they are. if everyone knows who these people are, why not just go arrest them? [ speaking french ] >> how do you sleep at night? i mean how do you remain optimistic? i mean you have this seemingly impossible job, and what's the answer? >> you work at the local level, you can really change things. the communities are really hungry for better lives for schools for their children, better health, more revenues. but they also deeply understand that they cannot achieve all of that without good and healthy forest to get the woods, some reeves to get the fish. >

if you look at the terms with oftbank, we change the face the gp lp relationship.same time, we are not typical. we have all kinds of things. we have people on advisory boards. we know what is going on. we have the right to bring more governors into the relationship. erik: that sounds like what you want out of future partners as well. yasir: absolutely. erik: is that more of a priority to you? these mega partnerships? yasir: we do have some likediaries of hours salix. they are looking at these. differentribed budgets into which you put investments. fun,e total investment what percentage are you dedicating toward international? is localrrently, 90% and domestic. 10% is international. think this number will continue. we will have cash. we will grow our portfolio and that is one of our active's, the growth of our portfolio. 2025, the percent is going to be up on the international front. that 25% area where is cash coming from now? we haven't looked at the investments we have today. it is basically all liquidity. we need to look at leverage. tot's going to be limited th

forces equipped idth machine guns and small arms lp fno air cover didn't radio for help for an hour. >> reporter: my judgment would be was that that unit thought they could handle the situation without additional support. s reporter: he said an unmanned drone was overhead in minutes. french mirage jets arrived an hour later. two wounded americans were f rlifted during the firefight, and the bodies of three killed in action were evacuated that rgening. but sergeant ladavid johnson was still missing. >> i want to know why it took d.em 48 hours to find my husband. my reporter: johnson's widow teshia told abc today that she still has not been told where her husband's body was found and why she wasn't allowed to open knocasket. e, i know my husband's body from head to toe, and they won't let me see anything. i don't know what's in that box. it could be empty for all i know. ti there are times when we make a suggestion to the family that they may not want to review the remains. at the end of the day, the policy is it's the family's decision as to whether or not they do that. >> reporter: d

bearing any huge surprises is that the country move to the right because both right wing parties if lpthe conservatives and the right wing populist the f.b.i. have gained a significant numbers five to six percent at least those are the numbers we have at the moment so the whole country will go to the right on a european level that means they will probably be less prone to accept what for example the french president on monday when the call is planning for europe they will probably have more in common with countries like hungry in poland or the czech republic the so-called states than they will have with. ads or germany but you know campaign is one thing governing is another thing they will have to hash out a coalition contract and then we'll really see clearly what they have in mind for austria not only talking more about austria's future in just a minute max but first let's take a look now at how immigration has shaped the australian lection thirty one year old sebastian cortes only became leader of the people's party in may since then besides economic reform he has made immigration t

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bloomberg lp is developing a global breaking news network for twitter.er just four months on the job, airbnb's china head is leaving. what it means for the company in such a vital region. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon is trying to boost its product to videos to take holiday shoppers from wandering from google's youtube to facebook. this is for those that review products before purchasing items. products include electronics, housewares, baby and tech products, as well. airbnb has long regarded building a brand in china as vital. now the company is facing a huge obstacle. the head of the airbnb china business has left just four months after taking it. hong ge told colleagues he is leaving the company for another opportunity. his departure shows the struggle airbnb faces in china, where protectionist laws and fears competitors have impacted other rivals, like uber. olivia zaleski, what happened? do not know exactly why he left. but he left after only four months, which is pretty remarkable. especially at such a big company where people are really excit

ponce want to talk fpf let's call it the ex lp. yes, this is an etf that follows all the major staples including proctor & gamble, philip morris, pepsico, walmart, costco, walgreens and kol gate just to name a few while a border stock margaret is soring sore soaring to new heights the xlp is flowing ponce believes there are some potentially bearish developments here that could harrell a nasty decline. so many people have been hiding for ages because of those dividends. there's a lot to be concerned about from tech y'all perspective. ponce start out that consumer staples etf has made a head and shoulders pattern. right? that's a really pretty clear defining we broke down the neckline of the pattern. head and shoulders is a formation that looks just like the top of a person. a head sandwiched between two shoulders and one of the most reliable patterns in each book whether you see one of these it's often assigned in a nasty pull back waiting in the once. you need to expect a sizable decline, if the s&p break down more that it have be

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bloomberg lp is creating a breaking news network for twitter.u a conversation governor.llinois that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the state of illinois released in list of 10 potential sites they released to amazon. the project could bring 50,000 jobs to the state. one of those sites is a planned 62 acre campus for innovation. the governor and the university of illinois announced plans for the center in chicago. earlier, julia chatterly, of an ed why this would be the perfect choice for amazon's second headquarters? >> we're fortunate, this is one of the greatest research institutions in the world. the students and faculty have found dozens of the most -- have founded dozens of the most successful companies in the world. whether it is youtube, paypal, oracle, netscape, even tesla motors have been founded or cofounded by university of illinois students. as we expand the engineering andol and the university the central part of the states, will open a major new facility in downtown chicago. the pipeline of brilliant technology and computer s

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gains through mannasas or centerville and nice companies on the brims, key bridge looks g no problems lp the roosevelt bridge. all metro rail lines on time. any questions erinfoxdc on twitter, back to you. >> all right. coming up on "fox news morning" california takes a controversial step to reduce the penalty for someone who knowingly gives a person hiv. >> hurricane irma both could lead to charges at staff at a nursing home. >> a live look across the d.c. region, 5:08 is the time and 7 the temperature. back >> 5:09 right now. candidates of virginia held first debate before election day. some analyst see it as refer republican dumb on president trump first year in office. election day is september for november 7. latest poll shows northam with 7 point lead and vice-president mike pence is set to come pain for gillespie later this week. >> two cases of active tb at high school in upper marboro. it informed staff members and parents of students in wise high school. the affected individuals are treated and the district says there's no exposure. but they are working with the county health d

investigators say their break came courtesy of his -- of lopez himself who took to social media postings lps as stores and restaurants he had been frequenting. he was arrested at a golf course. this is the second major gaffe involving inmates prematurely out of jail. last november 2 inmates use tools to cut through jail bars and went down the street level and escaped. they were caught a week later. sheriff's department officials say the clerk who signed off on david lopez's release is subject to corrective action. >> any time you have a inmate who is released that has been convicted of violent charges. that is something we take great care with. we want to make sure we protect the public.>> reporter: they might implement additional safeguards to prevent a repeat of this mistake which ends with him back in a cell and possibly facing additional charges.>>> a surprising stance taken by the gop and the nra. >> that is what we want to prevent. for someone to be able to fire 400 or 500 rounds per minute.>> how the massacre in las vegas is sparking a new conversation about a device used by the gunma

as we head through the end of the morning commute everything pretty much left over lp up in the high and drizzle, but it will make things wet for the morning commute, so you want to be careful there. alexis and i will be here to get you through that. look at the rainfall amounts, not very impressive, not by this model's standards. i will go with a little lighter amounts because we are so early in the season. most of us less than a.10 of an inch trailing down into a couple hundredths in mountain view. 65 at the coast, 70 san francisco, mid to upper 70s around the bay and low to middle 0s inland, 80 to 83 degrees there. my accuweather seven-day forecast, a little cooler tomorrow, cloud cover, and the temperatures 50s and 60s for highs friday but then the warmth comes back, 60s, 70s, and 80s by saturday and sunday. >>> our biggest issue so far today is in the tri-valleys, westbound 580 a mile east of eden canyon still have that far right lane blocked, a tow truck is trying to get to the scene. they are stuck in traffic, too, they just requested to use the right shoulder and i don't thin

why don't you lp me more on this issue?een a sort of narrative in the past that xi jinping or any other chinese leader on north korea has been constrained by hard-line influences in the milt who remember fondly china's support for north korea and in the korean war. if xi jinping is really as powerful as he says, there should be nothing standing in his way of being more supportive on the north korea issue. the real question is does xi jinping himself want to help the united states on the issue. >> as xi consolidates his power as he did at the party congress, are we moving towards a cult of personality like mao. >> i don't think so. there's been a lot of debate about this, whether xi jinping is a power-mad, megalomaniac, like mao zedong. i think he's a pragmatist and has demonstrated that several times. he doesn't look like someone who wants to cling on to power forever and he doesn't act in a whimsical way. xi jinping has a plan, and we have been watching him steadily execute it over the last five years and he will continue

see if lyrica can lp. ♪ >>> the tuesday, october 3rd, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." kindergarten teacher to an alaskan who died in his friend's arms. and police say the gunman had 23 weapons when he broke his hotel room windows and opened fire. so here's the question. what can hotels do to prevent another massacre? but first here's today's eye opener. >> the mass shooting being described like a war zone. the numbers are creating staggering headlines. >> unimaginable. the city is still trying to come to grips with what happened. to bring in bags of weapons and ammunition into his swooetd building his deadly arsenal. >> few people really knew stephen paddock and how much of a threat he really was. >> the ambulances were just streaming in here sunday night, one after one, but they weren't the only ones bringing in critically injured patients. >> the president expected to highlight the work being done after that work was criticized as being too slow. >> tom petty did it all in music. he sold more than 80 million albums worldwide. most of them with his band heartbreakers

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the spread now between r 10s, 202 basis points, most since around mid-april this is very significant lp we're living in a world where everything correlates. stock markets, interest rates. not all calibrated the same but generally correlate. we're starting to break some of those. it doesn't surprise me that the sovereign market is going to be the first to start to recalibrate to different levels and i really think it is significant. as a matter of fact, we haven't moved much, but at 245 where we're sitting, that would actually be higher than the 244 and change we settle i think that's technically significant. we've talked about that 94 area a lot with regard to the dollar index. and how the timing of that pattern coincided with today wow, the dollar index is up almost a penny, matter of fact, it is up a penny now and sliced through the level like hot knife through butter my feeling is, one of these markets tomorrow is going to go the other way. either the dollar index is too aggressive, or interest rates are going to catch up. i personally think it's the latter it's not only that, you kn

coming up, an exclusive interview with jimmy levin, oz co-cio.nt lp this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: 20 minutesork. we want to go to erik schatzker in toronto with a special guest. k: good morning from toronto third i'm here with jimmy levin from oz management. good to see you. this is a challenging time for hedge funds. past investing has proven to be the best idea as of late because the markets keep going relentlessly up. how challenging is the future for -- jimmy: if you look around the world today, equities are basically at all-time highs in almost every market. on an absolute basis and evaluation basis. high-yield spreads are tighter than historical averages and the yields are at all-time lows. rates are at all-time lows. on top of that, you have volatility at all-time lows. none of this is new. we read about this every day. the traditional sources of return which would be taking systematic risk or value risk in all these markets is less exciting. erik: you cannot think thematically anymore? jimmy: it's tougher to do that. after the financial crisis, there was incredible opportunity -- aft

simply looking to are a legislative win and they're willing to negotiate as long as the final bill lpe highest tax cuts in american history." >>> let's turn to healthcare and lawmakers from both parties managed to reach a deal on healthcare but they fear the president will not sign off on this plan. president trump cut off healthcare subsidiaries earlier this month but the bipartisan plan ensures the payments. the president has flip-flopped on supporting subsidiaries. mitch mcconnell says he's waiting for his cue on how to move forward. >> what i'm waiting is to hear from president trump what kind of healthcare bill he might sign. i'm not certain yet what the president is looking for here, r here. >> 18 states and the district of columbia filed suit against the trump administration to help keep those healthcare subsidies claiming the payments are required bylaw. >> john mccain takes an president in an interview he slammed so-called draft dodgers saying it was wrong that wealthy americans were able to get out of being drafted for the vietnam war. now he did not reference the president

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palone, the letter from the lp tv coalition and the repack letter without objection so ordered. pursuant to committee rules i remind members that they have ten business days to commit additional questions for the record and i ask that witnesses submit their responses within ten business days. upon recipient of the question, seeing no further business before the subcommittee today without objection the subcommittee is adjourned. >> announcer: this week on q&a. shoving and joftling. there's target was charles murray and i was a little bit behind him and it intensified. it looked like he was going to fall to the ground and he was a 74 year old man. i did what you would do i grabbed him by the arm. both to make sure he didn't fall but also i was afraid of -- it was a large -- i don't know how many. i was fearful of being separated from them and being left behind. when i did that that's when it all turned on me. somebody pulled my hair, someone body slammed me from the other direction. >> allison stenger discusses the violent protest on the campus last march following the discussion