craig melvin: one daughter thought her step dad matt did it. the others said no way. and matt? he had a theory all his own. craig melvin: had nique taken off and found trouble? so now you're thinking someone gave her a date rape drug. that's a possibility. craig melvin: the trail would lead to this house of cameras. there's a big server tower that would indicate a large amount of data being stored. craig melvin: what they discovered, thousands of hours of tape. it's absolutely a torture to listen to. nique leili: let the record show i am now locked in the room again. craig melvin: and would reveal one shattering truth. i'd got down on my knees and just started crying. [theme music] welcome to "dateline." nique leili was juggling family life and a thriving career when suddenly she vanished. detectives turned to those closest to her for information. then they discovered something unusual. nique's last months had been recorded on camera. could that footage lead detectives to her? here's dennis murphy with the house on sidney's cove. dennis murphy: there's never a good day to searc

matt. matt: we are half hour away from the kickoff. hear what we see is very little direction in terms of what the european indexes are doing, the ibex futures are not moving much at all. , itspread, i will tell you is close to nothing between bunds veryds and interesting chart. . i have a three day look. to move on start friday. there is the move down we saw on friday. right now trading at 0.40%. down --arting to move result of what we had over the weekend, the austrian vote in the catalonia new desk catalonia and move. guy: the legacy coming out of asia is fairly solid. that is something to pay attention to. the aussie market is pretty strong. .5%.ikkei up by here is the euro trading at session lows. the euro-dollar trading at 117.19. the story surrounding what is happening in spain. as we are going to talk about, it was meant to be a yes or no pits spain said, any ambiguous response, we will take as a declaration of independence. the dollar is one of the big stories. we are trading 117 on euro-dollar. the days kroner is softer. let'

they said they arrested matt. and i said, matt who? and he said, our cousin matt. put the gun to her face and blew her away. and blew him away. keith morrison: but this case wasn't solved. one tiny clue didn't fit at all. the inscription said and love always, cori and ryan? who's ryan? who's cori? keith morrison: the trail would lead hundreds of miles away to a chilling piece of evidence. that must have been a shocker to have it cross your desk? pretty much sends a chill down your spine. keith morrison: i killed someone. he was older i loved it. pretty scary. a sinister story, but not even it revealed the whole twisted truth. i know what happened and no one will believe me. it was like, is this really happening? i didn't think i could feel so much anger. [music playing] keith morrison: it was late, past midnight, when the farmhouse loomed up in their headlights. no sign of life. not to them, anyway. he hit the brakes. this was the place. they grabbed their weapons, headed for the house. a window, unlocked. paydirt. [birds chirping] the prairie takes on a sweet, rol

matt: is this a test?ry election in italy seems to be a test for the current prime minister. votell, this confidence is a test of the validity of the government and so far, it has won. it is expected to win this last confidence vote and then surprisingly, we have a secret vote, which could come tomorrow morning at the latest. that would be a test for the government, though different interpretations for lawmakers, as to whether or not this would force the prime minister to quit are not. given that he's won, or what have won several covenants votes, -- would have won several confidence votes, the thinking is he would stay through to at least get the budget through. matt: i am not surprised that an italian vote would include a secret vote as well. is there any chance this would improve the stability 6 in a country that has had about 60 -- is there any chance this would improve the stability in a country that has had about 60 regimes in 60 years? >> it could make it easier for the establishment parties to win

this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back. am matt miller in berlin, we are 12 minutes away from the start of trading alon alongside guy johnson. leadershippdated its lineup. in a break with the succession system, all new members of the politburo standing committee will be too old to roll after xi finishes his second term. he could stay in office beyond 2022. let's go live to tiananmen is here. tom mackenzie walk us through the standing committee and i'm curious, what are the roles, with what is too old and howled will xi -- how old will xi be? >> we are in the shopping district. we have gallery lafayette. standingburo successor there is no that has been flagged. it does not mean he cannot nominate someone from the broader 25 member politburo. we know he is going to extend it 2022, possibly in a different form. these are loyalists, people he has worked with for years, sometimes decades. you have shades of gray. is important, he works on the u.s.-china trade relationship. he has been elevated to the politburo standing committee

on the turkish story, matt. matt: it will be interesting to see why. the turkish story may be a stress for airbus. -- a stretch for airbus. let's talk about the turkish story specifically. the lira has plunged again. the u.s. dollar, tensions between the two countries and turkey the u.s. have suspended visa services for citizens visiting each other's kinder streets -- visiting each other's countries. working at aional u.s. consulate was arrested by turkey for alleged involvement in last year's field military coup. let's get the latest from benjamin harvey. donald trump has recently big upped erdogan. is it more of a state department thing? reporter: it is hard to tell. they have been speaking highly of each other. it was hope on the turkish side that after years of tensions under the obama administration that they could turn over a new leaf and have a better relationship with the new out -- the new administration. that is not happening. this is a major break between the two countries which are nato allies. even though they have differences, now, clearl

matt. >> 6:35 now. morning a state of emergency is in place in northern california where relentless wildfires have wiped out entire neighborhoods. nearly 90,000 acres are ablaze across eight counties including napa and sonoma. authorities say at least 10 people have died, 1500 homes and businesses have been destroyed in santa rosa alone. the wind whipped flames have forced the evacuation of 20,000 residents along with the city's hospital. >> and we will come back from this. but right now we need to breathe because the loss is significant. >> another wildfire has charred 2,000 acres in southern california. it has burned several homes and prompted evacuations east of anaheim. >> a 40-year-old man was killed in a multi car crash at the height of the evening rush. the pileup sent vehicles in all directions at the intersection of bustleton and grant avenues in northeast philadelphia. police say an 11-year-old boy and a 41-year-old woman were among the injured. both of them are in stable condition this mornin

i'm matt miller in berlin.otiations, exploring and theth the fdp german green party begin tomorrow. there have been suggestions that the cdu's defeat in lower saxony have weakened the chancellor's hand. she argues that is not the case. us, marcel fratzscher, president of diw berlin. i can't understand why a defeat in lower saxony will defeat her in coalition negotiations, especially since the other parties didn't do great, either. what angela merkel is trying is a new experiment. there has never been this coalition. the conservatives, the green party and the liberals. she has defined a common position on a lot of important issues from europe to tax cuts, to refugee policy. the perception is she has lost about 8% in the federal election. strong as she used to be an her challenge will be to bring all of these positions under one coalition government. it is a big feat. pull especially with the to the right that is coming from the east. you have what is going on in hungary, the czech republic, really bavaria, as we

matt krattinger is the new guy.es to relax by spending his free time down here, playing. >> matt: i come mining for fun on my days off. >> anthony: okay! >> matt: it's one of those things that just gets in your blood. you got a lot of pride in it. >> anthony: these guys like it underground and even more they seem to like drilling holes deep into the rock face. ♪ [ drilling ] >> matt: you want to drill? >> anthony: sure. [ drilling ] ♪ >> matt: pull that out. then get the feel for where the weight sets on it. >> anthony: oh yeah! cool. >> matt: do that several hundred times a day. >> anthony: no. [ laughs ] >> matt: just do it. >> anthony: sweet! >> jim keane: the community recognized the miner was at the top of the food chain. when i grew up, he was considered just like a doctor or lawyer because everybody knew that he was the one making everything work. the other thing about mining is that it's so intensive, i mean you need engineers, guys running ventilation, mechanic or carpenter or a pipefitter. it's just such a

guy, matt.thank you, n this data has come in better than anticipated at $1.24 billion. the prior, 5.12. just revised title. the number certainly better than anticipated. whats move on and show you the reaction is. there is not very much. the market clearly feels this is something that may be consumed by the political story. let us talk about what is happening with individual stocks. take a look at the spanish banks and other spanish stocks. here are the banks. this trading up by 4%. nephew trading up 3.5% on the back of the elliott means. santander is trading higher. anticipated, a stock play on the ibex is driving this market on the upside. matt miller come over to you. matt: i want to talk about what is going on over in spain. catalan president has held off on the glaring immediate independence from spain this by saying he has a mandate to do so and saying he would yesterday. it follows warning crisis could morph into an economic crisis. we propose for the parliament to suspend the effects of

matt? matt: i want to talk about's was buried here.ricane claims around the world will total $3.6 billion. that's the estimate from the insurers -- the total insured , three $.6 billion for itself, total insurance market loss approximately 95 ilion u.s. dollars. dollars.lion u.s. quite claims will affect the business at $3.6 billion. watch that stock. guy: let's quickly give everybody an update of one markets will open. the real story and markets this morning is not, unfortunately, happening in earnings, probably not what happening in catalonia. it is what's happening with the u.s. tax story, which has investors a little bit by surprise. u.s. markets by up another one half of 1%. ibex looks like it will underperform. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: met me take you to the e.u. summit. juncker dalgaard taking comments. there are plenty of other things going on out there. arriving this morning. we will continue to get commentary from them this morning. european equities look like they will open firmer. the risk on trade seems to be back, driv

matt. matt: our main focus is what is going on in spain.los has onent more hour to renounce his claims to independence or see the central government that in and take control of the rebel region. according to the spanish newspaper, the catalan newspaper, he has told them he is ready for independence. options as are his we near this deadline? maria: there is one hour to go. the ibex does not seem concerned. that if simply decide use is been the economy, i will have to declare a republic. he could also decide to ignore the government, essentially buying himself more time where he could go all the way and announced his republic. he will wait and decide what to do next. the question here is what will madrid do? it all comes down to thrajoy. "youonservatives saying need to do something about this now." the goal took place october 1, a double whammy for rajoy. the yes won. the pressure is on rajoy what to do. the market seems to be a little bit complacent because again, the question is even if he gets replaced from office, how sufficient will arti

. >> okay, matt.ue checking in with the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] and i take my job seriously. while i'm busy watching the game, i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look quite right, tell a law enforcement official. we all play an important role in protecting our communities, and you can help. if you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. [ crowd cheering ] >>> it's 4:23, and we are on the air early because we are covering breaking news in the santa cruz mountains. >> a wildfire is forcing evacuations in the bear creek canyon area of boulder creek. it started a few hours ago late last night. it has continued to burn into the morning hours. it's happening near bear creek canyon,

this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the "european open." i am matt miller.e a look at phillips. this company out with earnings that were in line with expectations. although sales missed the streets estimates, phillips says it is going to remain on track and deliver it plan on the company's ceo. remain on track to deliver his plan so guidance is unchanged as the company continues to sell down its stake in the lighting business that it spun off earlier. watch the stock which is risen percent in the last year. guy: i want to step into the mid-caps but it is a macro view. pendragon is a new and used car dealer. morningome through this with cuts around 20%. the recent for that is a slowdown in the used car -- and the you -- in the new car market and a writ cross into the used is market in the u.k. -- it conducting a review. [applause] is conducting a is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk an

matt. matt: thanks very much.llance -- up next, "surveillance" on bloomberg television. ♪ francine: china right thing. the communist party begins. wall street catches a break. constrains.odge morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm francine lacqua in london. we are live in beijing to bring up the latest from the party congress. we bring in theat

matt. >> thanks, matt.ing this morning a student at texas tech university is in custody accused of shooting and killing a campus police officer. the university in lubbock was on lockdown for more than an hour late last night after the police officer was shot at campus police headquarters. police say they have responded to a welfare check of hollis daniels, the student earlier in the day. when they were inside daniels' room, they say they found drugs which prompted them to take him into custody. >> they brought the student down to texas tech police were -- to the police station and had a debriefing which is normal procedure. sometime during that debriefing the student pulled a gun and fatally wounded one of the officers. >> police say daniels then ran from police headquarters but was captured on campus. classes at texas tech are expected to go on today as scheduled. >>> newly released surveillance video may renew the debate over whether buses should have seat belts. video shows a.m. white car crashing into t

matt: and i am matt miller in berlin. we are getting headlines of fourth-quarter net sales at $2.1 billion. also seeing fourth-quarter gross margin around 44%. just a couple minutes ago, came out with this net sales for the third quarter. that is the reporting quarter. $2.45 billion, beating the estimate. margin,arter gross 42.9. it is the forward numbers that matter and make a difference. fourth-quarter outlook of sales for 2.1 billion, gross margin of 44%, and it sees fiscal year net sales at least 25% higher than they were last year. anna. anna: other breaking numbers. chemicals and coatings company, akzonobel, reporting numbers for the third quarter. the dutch company exiting the chemicals at the moment. it has been a tough 12 months. we had a profit warning for them which adds to the complexity of interpreting these numbers. on the face of it, they look to have underperformed expectations. some of those expectations have been brought down because of the previous profit warning. fourth quarter ebit well below the esti

matt. >> thank you, matt. president trump during his visit to puerto rico says the u.s.ry's debt would need to be wiped out in the wake of hurricane maria's devastation. the president though did not disclose how that would be done. the white house is expected to send congress a request as soon as today for tens of billions of more dollars in hurricane relief for puerto rico. the president had joined the first lady yesterday to see the destruction firsthand. officials now say 34 people have died from the storm. the president met with the mayor of san juan whom he slammed relentlessly on twitter for saying puerto rico needs more help than it was getting. mayor carmen yulin cruz called the meeting productive. president trump also met with residents and tossed out paper towels at a community center. >> police in tennessee joined by federal investigators in trying the find out why a man had an arsenal of automatic weapons in his car. police say scott edmonston was pulled over yesterday in johnson city when police searched his car they say they found four guns including two su

matt: i got to bring up bitcoin.s i said, tightening regulations, chinese government concerns, jamie dimon says it is a fraud, important in my strategists pooh-pooh it all year. yet, it goes through $5,500. what is going on? mark: i think it is going to go higher. the thing is still a religion in the modern world. bitcoin is going to keep on going. i think it will continue to have volatility. the high this morning was the high this morning was percent above where was yesterday morning. it is extreme volatility. at the moment it looks like it is in one of those corrections after this morning's high. we broke $5,000. we will probably get one of these 20%, 30% corrections. overall, the price should go higher. it has withstood everything. it is a bit of a modern-day religion. there is a lot of people who still want to buy into it. many people think it is a precursor to a currency revolution. whether it is one that continues to something to bother investors. -- whether it is one that continues doesn't seem to bother inves

when you can't get that, you get matt. >> you get matt damon. >> aw. >> that's exactly right.at's why he likes me. i'm very directable. >> directable. >> reporter: an epic bromance which started on the 2001 "oceans 11" set. [ laughter ] >> that is in. >> reporter: in the dark comedy "suburbicon" george stayed behind the camera as the film's director. >> we've decided it could be best if your aunty margaret came to stay with us. >> reporter: matt sure was a trooper while filming a risque scene that involved co-star julianne moore and a ping-pong paddle. >> we realized that the way the shot was, it looked like i was hitting her when i hit myself. >> he would hit and i would yell. >> i was really giving it to myself. i like i rough. i didn't realize how rough i like it. when i got home, i was like, wow. i had one cheek that was completely discolored. >> the things you discover about yourself when you're acting. >> it's about discovery. so lucy and i got a ping-pong table. >> reporter: that would be matt's wife of 11 years. and lucy wasn't the biggest fan of him going from "bourne

matt: cancel deal. will do that.bound in the third quarter while providence invest banking units sword. manus cranny sat down with sergio ermotti. he asked how concerned he was about repressed volatility. particularly aen sensitive issue for us around the effects on major currencies. we are one of the leaders in the affects market on the major currencies. in general i would say we talk about volatility, i mentioned in the past there is good and bad volatility. what we are missing is a little bit of a constructive positive volatility. sense, you can see also pushing more and more investors and very different other forms of investments. guy: the you bank on a healthy volatility in 2018? >> we're not thinking, we are hoping you where prepared to manage any kind of fair market conditions. -- theportant for us not environment is very challenging. of course we see gdp growth forecast set to be revised yet again. the macroeconomic situation is very complex. challenging quarter in terms of seasonality. i think we stay focuse

matt: thank you. there's a lot of news here for a friday. let's get some of that in the bloomberg business flash. >> nissan has been conducting its inspection process. according to a person familiar with the situation, the finding will be part of a report of external investigations. the report will be submitted ahead of the company's results scheduled for november 8. amazon has reported third-quarter sales and profit that tops analysts estimates. the results insured investors they can not disrupt their e-commerce with whole foods. the company also said it was not likely to meet its earnings target. no replacement has been named. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: thank you. britain must agree to a method of cap letting what it does the eu. the comments come as the remaining 27 member states formulate a backup plan in case talks break down. we're just talking about eurozone equities. you are positive on them. how are you advising your clients to trade around u.k. equities? that itiggest view

. >> reporter: 1 years ago, matt had a -- 12 is the years ago, matt had a ladder in the studio, and didn't you break a mirror? >> and we're all still here. >> reporter: satellite is here, too, you can see in the weather center we're under the clouds today. a shower is possible right now, if you see anything on the windshield it's a sprinkle from the low-lying cloud cover. it's cool as you step outside again. 57 in philadelphia. 52 in allentown. 54 in reading. 54 iner. 61 in dover. spotty shower around, if you get these, it's brief light stuff. 61 by noon. 66 by 3:00 p.m. i'm expecting a high of 67 around 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. if you're dressing the kids for a walk to the bus and a wait for the bus on the bus stop, jacket required, 51 degrees more or less in the suburbs, probably dry, but fairly cloud. we have a warmup in store for the weekend, close to a record high on sunday. details coming up in accuweather. >> reporter: good morning, davey, we have the friday morning commute on baltimore pike heading toward i-95. roads damp, but not causing issues. we have a few accidents, there are

matt. >> good morning, tam.e're live along 95 here by the commodore barry bridge in delaware county. no problems for these northbound drivers headed up towards philadelphia international airport. we're getting reports of a delay nearby. we'll check that with the commuter report and check on our crash on the northeast extension when "action news" continues on this tuesday morning. >> ♪ hey, girlfriend. how's your café au lait? oh, it's actually... (squeaking of balloon) it's ver... (squeaking) i'm being so serious right now. i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... (squeaking of balloon, laughing) i had a second balloon! goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, it happens to more people than you think. try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. mmm. good, right? yeah. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. and now, try our real sour cream. it's delicious. and now, try our real sour cream. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe

matt? matt: i also highly recommend bloomberg radio.hink anna and i both have been on that medium. coming up with the minutes from the fed's latest meeting do, we bring you our exclusive interview with sergio ermotti. has things to say about his own company. we will take a look at the deepening scandal in japan affecting kobe steel. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ to "daybreak" in europe. it is 1:18 in the afternoon in singapore. gorgeous day there. 6:18 in the morning in london, 7:18 in germany. let's give you a look at what you should be watching today, your day ahead. the u.k.'s theresa may faces the first prime minister's questions since her disaster's party conference speech last wednesday, just a week ago. canada's justin trudeau is due to me donald trump as nasa talks resume in north america. is; 00 -- it is 7:00 a.m. u.k. time. we will get the latest from the policy meeting. surely you are waiting with bated breath for those. reporter: kobe still has plunged again after admitting it suspects data was falsified on another of its products,

matt, what [ no audio ] >> okay. we are going to try to get to matt keller in just a moment. >> reporter: hello? >> are you there, matt? >> reporter: i am. i'm here. sorry. yes, we are in the mountains to obviously cellphone connection is an issue. winding road getting to the command post and getting to this fire. we just ran into several people who have been evacuated out of the area, one person who was not at home at the time was trying to get through a road block but they would not let him back in. people are being evacuated out, not being allowed back in. i've been told that these are mandatory evacuations they're going through, knocking on doors and getting people out of the area. this is a remote area above boulder creek, we're talking 100 residents, 150 residents up there. this all came in as a structure fire last night and that structure fire spread into the wild land around it and started burning a lot of the trees and brush up here. one of the locals told me that it is just ripe for fire and he said if it w

okay, matt gutman, thanks very much.ant to bring in michele leonard who was on the scene had this happened, an eyewitness, a vendor at the site. michele, thanks for joining us. i can't even imagine how harrowing those moments were. >> it was very scary. it was frightening. it was confusing. it was -- you just can't even explain what happened to us. >> so, michelle, try to explain to everybody where you were and what you saw as this unfolded. >> okay, i was -- i was -- i was towards the main entrance and i have a business and i do these country music festivals all the time and so i had a store, and i was on the main drag and jason aldean was on. when he was on, i heard these pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, it was just going nonstop and i turned around and i told the girl working with me, i used some foul language and i said what the and i turned around and i looked and then people just started running. and i couldn't get out of my booth because it was caged in and i ran to the next store and the vendors are breaking the walls do

george stepping behind the camera with matt as his leading man.rk with your friend when he is directing? does it challenge your friendship? >> easy. easy, steady. >> no no, i don't want to talk about him like he's not here. >> act like he's not here. >> he is great at the what he does. >> the film a dark and dwised sat tight in the summer of 1959. the plot line of a community shaken to its core when a black family moves into a neighborhood. >> there is a lovely family that just moved in the naeighborhood that is getting blamed for everything. and meanwhile, i'm riding a bike down the street covered in glad to and people are like -- >> look the real problem right there. and i'm looking at you right now, you're in great shape. i looked at the movie and i'm like, man, you wanted a dad bod, you got it. >> that is big. i was over 200 pounds. that is big for me. >> he just -- not long had done a bourne movie and i had seen pictures of hirm cut and built. and i was like, don't show up like that. and he walked in like the pillsbury dough boy. i was like,

matt pelman is here, karen rogers filling in for david.od morning to you both. >> october or june? >> feeling more like june, that's right. it's kind of hard to remember what month we're in. and temperatures going up even more tomorrow. so, let's take a look right now at your satellite and radar. we are clear, we are dry. we've got this bubble of high pressure right over us so nothing happening in our region as you look out to the west we've got this front that's going to be moving through and impacting us a little bit come tomorrow. right now, though, those temperatures, let's check them. dipped to 45 in allentown, that's a new number. 49 in reading, 49 in lancaster. it's still 57 in the city. 51 in wilmington. 44, kind of chilly there once again in millville. 46 degrees at atlantic city airport so temperatures 40's and 50's. we still have those clear skies. you get that good radiational cooling. you're starting off with a bit of a chill in the air but wow is it changing this afternoon. even warmer this afternoon than yesterday. at 7:00 a

matt. matt: i am taking a look at what is going on with futures. it is going to be very interesting today because we have a situation where u.s. stocks took a big hit overnight. then asian stocks did quite well are doing quite well. it is look like a concern which was led by the biggest tech stocks, the fang stocks falling for five sessions in a row. have european futures down across the board. i want to win out what we are seeing here as far as the u.s. 10 year treasury. we know that bill gross has an watching this 2.4 level that is highlighted here at the white line. his signal for the end of the bull market. we are there yet but we have been flirting with a level for the past few sessions. we are going to watch it very closely. some of the people on the mliv some of the people on the mliv blog are commenting we may be heading for that -- [no audio] historical and incomplete financials with -- was uploaded to the website and erroneously sent out to analysts. they are now putting out the real numbers, third-quarter net --ome, 2.80 2 billion euros

anna: matt?recently citigroup downgraded bt shares because of competition growing a fiber plan to have in the u.k.. our you concerned that bt will become increasingly insignificant? it's always been the case that there is significant competition. in the last 10 years competition has been committed gas created. -- has been created. we are some of the best feeds at best prices. competition is always good. advantage of profits. -- go visit your anna: how aggressive can you be? mike: we are completely committed. we need to result of the whole country gets high speeds of broadband. ubiquitously, right across the country. we are determined to roll a fiber to the rest of the country. we've invested in technology to enhance speed. people are a wider, deeper coverage. also talking about bt and then perhaps we'll move on to other interests of yours, the subject of english rights, the , you haveague matches to decide how much to pay up. will it change with new players like twitter and amazon? mike: i don't

sounds like a good map, matt, thank you so much. happy monday morning. so, wet, already an accident, couple every accident actually out there right now. let's take a look, hard to see the slick conditions out here, just looking very wet and dreary, obviously still very dark pulled off to the right. some of these accidents are the ones that will cause us some problems if they're not out of the way by the 5:00 hour because a rush will get underway little quicker, usually does on a monday, specially when it is wet outside. the vine, actually cottman avenue, looking pretty good, just wet, jump out to the schuylkill westbound, looking okay eastbound side already starting to heat up. more coming up in the next ten minutes, joe, back to you. >> busy out there this morning , thank you shall meisha. developing now, oil rig explodes in louisianna, we know at least seven people have been taken to the hospital. one person is still missing. the oil rig burst into flames last night on lake near new orleans, unclear how many people were on boards the platform at the ti

matt: let me give you an example.re's a great team that was up here for google that invented this great technology which manages containers. that team is up here from google. they decided to leave and build a business around that and we funded it, along with our friends. these are the kind of things that happen. for a company like a smart ecosystem,h has an relying on the cloud partners both that microsoft and amazon, building a business now that is well over $100,000 now and rapidly growing. that is what we like to see, talent coming from these different companies and often times, they get inspired to build something from scratch and inspire something new. cory: is there any kind of industry area we might want to say that seattle is going to be known for? i would venture cloud is a certain thing up there, with amazon web services and vmware. matt: i think hands down, we are the cloud capital of the world. i was visiting with a group of executives from a company today and we have alibaba offices and other companies tr

>> oh, just seconds, matt. you could dump those rounds in 10-12 seconds and, i mean, if you've even practiced this, and we hate to say it but we see mass shooters sometimes will practice, you can practice, dump that empty magazine, go to a new magazine, you can do that in just a second or two, reload and keep doing this. matt, you've developed information, pete williams has, that the shooter is 64 years old. the average mass shooter in the united states, matt, is 35 years old. so this individual is almost twice the age of the statistical probability. now in a situation like this we don't care. we want to identify the particular shooter, but our youngest mass shooter is 11 years old. this may well be the oldest mass shooter, meaning at least four or more deaths. this may be the oldest in the country. so this terrible person has set a couple records we hope no one ever tries to break. >> and the method here, clint, such a heinous method. and you mentioned virginia tech, you mentioned -- we talked about the pulse

matt. >> will do matt. president trump said the u.s.ebt would need to be wiped out in the wake of hurricane maria's devastation. the president, though, did not disclose how that would be done. the white house is expected to send congress a request as soon as today for tens of billions of more dollars in hurricane relief for puerto rico. the president had joined the first lady yesterday to see the destruction firsthand. officials now say 34 people have died because of the storm. the president met with the mayor of san juan whom he slammed relentlessly on twitter for saying puerto rico needs more help than it was getting. mayor carmen yulin cruz called the meeting productive. >> newly released body cam footage shows an indiana police officer confronting what he thought was an armed robber. the officer fired one shot but didn't hit anyone. the man in question turned out to be an actor filming a movie at a bar in crawfordsville. the police department said it had not been notified of the movie production. the officer had no idea this wasn't

matt keller is live in the santa cruz mountains right now. matt, what's the update? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. i have an important update to pass along would you. i just talked with cal fire and they say currently in a rescue operation to save a firefighter who fell down a ravine, they don't know his condition, they haven't reached him yet, they're trying to get to him and get him out and see how he's doing. no word on how -- if he's injured or what they're facing, but he did fall down a ravine and they're trying to get to him. they say they are currently in a rescue operation. another person, an inmate with a hand crew team out here, was injured as well. smoke inhalation, so they're dealing with a lot of smoke. behind me you can see what they're dealing with as well with the flames in the trees and in the brush, the deep brush out here. we did talk to the cal fire aist cyst ant chief and he told us what he's facing. >> it's kind of hard to see at night in these steep canyons, we have an access issues and as you can see behind me there's steep and

george and matt knew a bit about harvey weinstein. and why the truth stayed hidden sore foe persuasive. does not back down itch you say no. >> accusers continue to step for ward to share stories of alleged incidents with the infamous producer who gave george clooney and matt damon their first breaks. and, they all work with him the first time they have gone on camera about the weinstein scandal. we begin with george. >> as we continue to see the drip, drip, more accusers coming forward. i know you have been outspoken. said, i didn't know that the sexual misconduct was going on. >> right. >> what were some rumors you heard? >> don't want to say, rumors, most of the room messieurs that i knew were from harvey himself. he told me. he would say, you know, i had an affair with this actress, that actress. and i, took all that with a grain of salt. because the it would mean you would have to think less of the actresses because it meant that they were doing it for their career. some people knew. some body knew. there were people that brought

matt is here for katie. meisha is keeping her eye on the roads, good morning. >> good morning, guys. what happened to the weekend? where did it go? click. there goes. gone. and here we, are monday morning, i have to till, already had few accident out there, because it is still wet out there. how long is that going to linger? >> and the weaken over, too. >> the rain is going to last, looks like, guys, probably through the morning commute. so if you are one of the folks to get on 95, have to get on 76, i suggest getting up and maybe getting a little bit after head start. this is what it looks like, live this morning, from atop " eyewitness news," this is our rooftop camera. tough to see but the roads are wet. have your light on, you have your wipers on, as you start out your monday morning. check out the temperatures here currently, we sit at 62 degrees, so actually risen, 1 degrees from the last hour or so. but, we are going to see these temperatures dip, as we head actually little bit through the afternoon b

matt and hoda, we'll send it back to you.arms around those who need so much right now. >> savannah, thank you. >> following a tragedy like this, the healing process can be a real struggle so the question is where do you even begin. >> his emmy nens, timothy cardinal dolan, the archbishop of new york along with rabbi inger. thank you. i think this might be unfair. i think we're going to ask you questions that don't have answers which is hard. i'm curious though as you consume news like this, do you consume it the way we do? do you stand in front of the television set, do you want to scream at the set? do you allow yourselves those moments? >> we do. the rabbi and i were chatting ahead of time, matt and hoda, and people come to us for meaning and focus and an explanation. we both admitted, we're asking ourselves the same thing. but yet we all struggle with that. sometimes the best we can do for people is to express a solidarity that we're here with you trying to find meaning, trying to find redemption in all of this. that's a b

>> oh, just seconds, matt. you could dump those rounds in 10-12 seconds and, i mean, if you've even practiced this, and we hate to say it but we see mass shooters sometimes will practice, you can practice, dump that empty magazine, go to a new magazine, you can do that in just a second or two, reload and keep doing this. matt, you've developed information, pete williams has, that the shooter is 64 years old. the average mass shooter in the united states, matt, is 35 years old. so this individual is almost twice the age of the statistical probability. now in a situation like this we don't care. we want to identify the particular shooter, but our youngest mass shooter is 11 years old. this may well be the oldest mass shooter, meaning at least four or more deaths. this may be the oldest in the country. so this terrible person has set a couple records we hope no one ever tries to break. >> and the method here, clint, such a heinous method. and you mentioned virginia tech, you mentioned -- we talked about the pulse

i'm matt o'donnell. matt and a little hard to see as we look at this shot on i-95. we have the left lane being blocked. we've got an accident. you can kind of make out the flashing lights through the area as you look through the low clouds in south philadelphia. i-95 southbound approaches columbus boulevard here. as you head towards the walt whitman bridge hard to see and you have an accident blocking the left lane so jams from cottman avenue now to columbus boulevard. northbound you see everyone moving kind of slowly here and they've got a gaper delay on i-95 northbound. lincoln drive outbound at mccollum street an accident involving an overturned vehicle. emergency workers on the scene. traffic is moving in both directions on the inbound lanes because outbound is blocked with this overturned vehicle accident. outside live on 309 we see an accident involving four vehicles. we've had a lot of big accidents today. this is our latest one right here, matt. >> karen thank you. let's turn now to meteorologist

you couldn't have asked for a better day for matt kain to go out on. he has been with the giants for the best season and the fans tell me that big daddy will go down in history as the best that the city has ever had. >> from the moment he took the field to warm up to his final farewell from the mound, the fans made sure that today was about matt kain and what he has done for their city. brian mills says he is one of the fans and has a jersey from the day that kain pitched a perfect game. the only one in giants historied. >> he is one of the iconic pitchers and has been there for the last three rings and he has put his time in and one of the great giants. >> jim and lilly wilson have been holding the sign along the 3rd base line for years and been to a few world series games and even spring training and in their minds kain is one of the top five giant pitchers of all times. >> he exemplifies hard work. he has taken us pretty far and it is a pleasure to be here when he retires. >> the cub fans from oregon can't deny kain's talent and will miss watching h

matt, it is chilly. >> it is. time for the morning buzz.ther ed sheeran will have to reschedule some of his upcoming concerts. the british singer broke his arm yesterday. he went on instagram and told his fans he was hit by a car while riding his bike. sheeran is seen her with a cast on his arm. he's waiting to hear from doctors to see if it will affect his upcoming shows. we'll find out. >>> google paying tribute to the late singer selena. selena released her first studio album on this day in 1989. an obsessed fan murdered selena in 1995 when she was just 23 years old. >>> it was the first perfect score on "dancing with the stars" this season. jordan fisher and lindsey arnold scored 30 out of 30. jordan fisher -- yeah, that's what i just said, right? despite the fact it was disney night it was not a fairytale ending for another couple tasha peters and check in gleb gleb -- gleb savchenko. >> thank you, matt. >> angry gamblers details about what shut down slot machines at a local casino. >>> plus, a community comes together to remember two

i'm matt lauer alongside savannah guthrie in new york. we are on the air early to bring you the latest on breaking news coming from las vegas, and it is terrible and tragic news. there's been a deadly mass shooting in an outdoor country music harvest festival. >> this happened just after 1:00 eastern time, about 10:00 p.m. local time in las vegas near the mandalay bay resort and casino on the strip. jason aldean was performing. this was the finale of a three-day outdoor country music festival when the found of automatic gunfire erupted. [ sound of gunfire ] >> you can hear it on that tape. a lot of people at the concert have already told us they sort it was some sort of or fireworks. it turned out to be gunfire coming from a high floor. during a news conference the sheriff of clark county announced that more than 20 people are dead, more than 100 others wounded. officials say the gunman was on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort firing down with what has been described as an automatic weapon, a submachine gun, at the crowd below. po