this is nanning's main market where huang and li have their business.llions of pigs in china. it has killed around 50% of their trade. they have laid off seven workers and now they just have one. fewer pigs means the price have shot up and people cannot afford as much. even the woman selling crispy pork belly lunches to the people in the pork market is struggling. after a year of african swine fever spreading, what started out as a problem on farms is now a problem on china's dinner tables. for these two, pork is their main source of income. for china's 1.4 billion people, it is their main sustenance. can you have chinese dinner without pork? she says we can't stand up if we don't eat pork. now let's brief you on some other business stories. elon musk has announced tesla's european car factory will be built near the german capital of berlin. he added that the electric—car maker will also establish an engineering and design centre near berlin's new airport. the announcement sends a stark message to some of the world's most prestigious carmakers that he's

robin brant, bbc news, nanning. has launched a plan to become carbon—neutral by 2030. the intention is to wipe out the carbon footprint of activity at race tracks, including road and air transport of staff and equipment to the events. fi says it will move to ultra—efficient logistics and travel and 100% renewably powered offices, facilities and factories, and offset emissions that cannot be cut. tesla has unveiled its first cars that have been built in china. assembled in the electric carmaker‘s new shanghai gigafactory, the first model 3s came in blue and with the brand name in chinese characters. it marks a milestone for elon musk‘s company, as it prepares to start sales of domestically made electric sedans in the world‘s largest car market. that‘s it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. this time yesterday hong kong was down over 2%. we had quite a significant drop—off in trading on the hang seng. today it is up just slightly, but i have to say investors in this region are

the orlando nans would apply to only unincorporated parts of the county. hoping it will reduce the number of young people on vaping. san mateo county and santa clara county have each approved similar bans. >>> the warriors will play lebron james and the lakers tomorrow in los angeles after they lost another game in their new arena. dremon green. the warriors were losing in the 4th quarter when dremon was called for a blocking foul. he was not happy. clearly and he argued with the rev. his second technical that became the first ejection in chase center history. the warriors lost 122-to 108. dremon green had four points. >> he needs to take a breath and stay in the game. we need him in the game. need him on the court. especially with the lakers. sal's busy. what are you keeping an eye on there. >>> well i'm looking at the list that chp gives us. we don't have a lot going on but we do have some dense fog out there. but it's not as widespread last week wherever where was foggy. i can tell by looking at my pictures here. you can see traffic is going to be okay.

. >>> jody her nan is in orunna with this complex investigation investigators have been out here ally. we s tm picking up shell casings just a short time ago. they are inside the house collecting evidence, trying to figure o halloween party that took place at captured the shots and the panic. >> officers found over 100 people fleeing from the residence. >> reporter: police say four people died. at least four to others are hurt. >> this is a very complex investigation. there was a is a wide area, a lot of people involved. we're still trying to wrap our arms around exactly what transpired. >> reporter: police say they don't believe those involved are from orinda, the gathering was involved as an airbnb mansion party. i'm looking at 1,000-plus people t scared, but i'm so devastated for the people who are hurt. another shooting we're dealing with. >> reporter: neighbors are rattled. some say they have complained about noisy parties there before. the city acknowledges they have cited the homeowner twice, and says they will be revisiting their rules. >> this is a tragedy of unimaginable gra

the department store reported better nan eected earnings which is a good thing of course.xpected.ales week weaker than nding the stock down more than 2%. courtney reagan has details. >> the magic wasn't with macy's in the third quarter. sales fell worse than expected, the first decline in two years leading the department store to slash full-ier outlooko reflect acquiesce weakness. arile digital sales quarter. the store salesked a quarter of slump in online growth. it made in s harder tol cold weather items with warmer weather. weak are than anticipat performance in quote lower tier malls. an w there were brief issue the website as it made changes ahead of the holiday season. ceo jeff gennette told mehe u.s. skmurm is haemt. they set the bar high for retailers.we have to earn trust business every day. and added, quote we know macy's fits into the consumern consideratio set. but analyst aren't sure. >> what we worry aboutll is r women's apparel. that's been a tough category. also it's a highly promotional quarter with other retailers competing fordollar. the consumer wants v

this after nan with sunshine, we'll see mild, seasonal temperatures mid-60s in concord and san jose. 63 oakland as well as for san francisco. we will talk about our friday and into the weekend and wh

have a tech portfolio that's no mor weighted or -- sorry equity t portfolit's no more weighted to tech nan overall market. if you look at the portfolio and it's morn a third dominated by thes names you should consider taking profits. >> are you talking about the big guy sns technology i a large umbrella. there are a number oof sectors within that area. but you imagine you focus on the high profile names tnet have so well here. is that the idea in. >> that's a very good point,bi . first of all, you have the tech sector. and then about a year ago the s&p spun off communications services. >> right. >> which has other social median typees then you even have a couple of stocks like amazon, for example, it's not in either of the sectors. it's in consumer discretionary. so you are absolutely right, over time the innovators have broadened and the definition of tech is broad are than we first spoke 20 years ago. >> thanks for the reminder. are thereroups withi technology, though, right now where you see trends where there is real growth? and yop ion't want to give you -- i don't want to lead the wi

. >>> let's turn now to eegtsen heros to talk about the stronger nan expected jobs report and economya. who coe led of groebl economic research at merrill lynch. nice to see youtonight. >> thank you. >> let's start first of all with your reaction to the report and why you think basically these reports and the previous revisions mean the labor market is so strong. >> well, i agree with the other people commenting before me. i mean, this a very strong distortions due to the strike and laying off of temporary census workers. it's like 185,000 or something like that gain. it's a very strong gain. i think we need to put it in ar broad context. it's true that the labor market has held up a lot better than expected. but if you lookcross the economy, you do see tremeous weakness in the manufacturing sector. you see it in biness investment. and so while the job numbers look great and the service side ff the economy producing most of the jobs look great, the manufacturing side of the economy does not look so great. so it's still a mixed picture out there, even withhis good data. >> you make the

. >>> to earnings now dow component cisco reported better nan expected profitut revenue guidedenseak.hree 3% to 5% in year over year revenue sending the stock initially lower in after hours tradeding. josh lipton as more. >> reporter: investors pay close attention to cisco because the seen as an important barometer of th spending, i checked in with needham's alex anderson for hissisic at a he says it's about guidance below expectations. perhaps a shock to a lot ofin stor that is might hav thought this was a more stable growth business. hernandez says itooks to be weakness from cloud commerce and service providers, meaning carriers like verizon and at&t. for "nightly business report" joshipton, san francisco >>> now jerome powell's testimony on capitol hill was not the only event wall street was watching in washington. there wasf course the first public hearing of the impeachment inquiry into president trump. ylan mui spent the day onov capitol hilling that story for us. >> the impeachment investigati t into presidemp entered a new phase today as democrats brought their case directly t

. >> ty can't rely on funds from the forest service anymore because the service is spending f more nang fires. and climate change could push that >> it creates this vicious cycle we spend all the money to fight fireing money away from the preventative work that could stop the fires in the first placng >> the dri force behind this is an increasesing popular type esting called esg environmental social and govern. sens vechg for the greater good. buying into the health of the forest but making mone >> our investors are looking for impact and a financial return. and this is off the charts wn you look at what it's givin back. >> jennifer price says herer investors want to align capital with their values. and fighting the effects of climate change is number one on their agenda. >> it's a bit harder i do find for people to buy into at times, preventing rather than mitigating and taking it away or opping but we prevent it from even happeng. >> the greatest risk she says is if they don't do more bonds like this one. >> because in transaction isn't recommendndicated or if there isn't other funds

she was the author of three books including the best-selling "the rape of nan king," which documented atrocities in that chinese city by the japanese in the years leading up to world war 2. >>> ice skating back in the east bay. the walnut creek holiday ice rink opened this morning. that's not rob mayeda, but you were there. >> is it rob mayeda behind the camera, though? >> video by. and these children are by rob mayeda. >> yes, they are. look at them go. >> good family event there. walnut creek on ice open now all the way through january 20th and picture perfect weather out there. good crowd and fun for the entire family, including 4-year-old twins. >> your boys did really well, rob. >> is that you in the middle? >> oh, no, no. >> that wasn't you? >> no. that's me off on the side there saving face. you did see me on the aice for little bit. paulina edmonds there, our local star. >> it was beautiful to see someone out there, all the things they can do. >> great weather too. >> the ice can stay nice and frozen at night. >> that's true. the temperatures at night, we've got you covered th

and sometimes range bound persists longer nan is wanted or hoped for. is is it stays in the range and you won't get something quite enough to make it worthwhile. but that's why you got to do it with options rather than just sitting herebying the stock and getting stuck in a dr. minkant position. >> the most common first options trade for people first getting into this is they own stocks and then they will sell calls against them or by a stock and sell calls against it. so that would be a buy right in this case. buy cisco and selling as the 5 a cent call. would i do that here no i don't think so. and the reason is then you have the exposure to the downside significantly greater than the 70 cents you're trying to thread the needle a little bit. but trying to get the favorable of the buy right or the covered right without the exposure you get if things turn out more disappointing and you get the negative guidance. we got a move of almost 9% to the downside 9% of a $50 stock is considerably more. $4.50 than the 70 cents we spend. >> one big unicorn locked i

take it right now and sort of a dual purpose here, one calling the republicans a bluff because it's nan like they d their tune here and that it has been taken. but also that they will see of this is sort a turn in that process that was going to happen in some point and as we were just talking about in some ways that may be better. >> all right,ron, what do you think fellow house minority leader, you know, yesterday he was saying thwere trying to impeach the president because they are scared they can't defeat him in the ballot box. how do you think the messaging will play into the voters in the election coming up in 2020? really want to defend what the president did. they don't really want to defend that telepho call. and they are going to say that is not impeachable. but the president will pref to call it a perfect phone call and says you may go on radior television anto read it all, the transcript, and maybe that you will do that. but generally speaking people say it is a acbetter than to say this is politics as usual. you don't reallywant to get into the guts of the whole thing and le

i don't suppose an apology spending your superior to do nan as a replaced and denying behooved career was about showing him in a super max us black hole for the crime of hearing schools crimes against humanity committed in our name oh man it's almost like the whole thing was excused arrested stanch and then extradite him to the us if only someone would warn us it was a sham by dropping the charges against julian a son's sweden ironically removes another way to stop an extradition to the us for him sweden can't extradite him there and the charges against him were probably a hindrance for the u.k. to just extradite him with an exporter and british rock musician roger waters no less believes a whole extradition case has nothing to do with the legal process. because somebody banged up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every 24 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truth. for me to buy things from america. it's a purely purely political this is a political prisoner he's paid hung out to dry as a warning to other. others who decide that they might be journalists tha

she is nan tastic. i think she has done an impressive job on the campaign trail.was earlier in thier an where she is now, in many ways the frontrunner. i told her, i think right now she is doing a fantastic job of using her biography, people need to know who you are and why you are running with her policies. >> trevor: right. >> i told her that. she is doing a great job at storytelling with a purpose. and you know, so kudos for her to what she is up to. (applause). >> trevor: mayor pete buttigieg made some news when he said he thinks that the democratic race is now a two horse race, sween him and elizabeth warren. many were like wow, you have just written off biden, everybody else. and he said this is what i am doing. was it strange for you having buttigieg say that, especially considering that you are a mayor of a much bigger town and you guys had a little spat back and forth where he said, you said he doesn't have a great relationship with black voters, you know, you pointed to the incidents that have occurred in south bend. he said to you why not come out to my

the eldest brother tom who would be counted not government has been appointed needs to vent because nan thought agriculture which i think it's a good idea because he come from a rural community and i must admit i've been absolute carelessly regard to the culture in the last 5 years you know one of the ministers who was actually left and wrote the book his party spent all his time you know hiring expensive building to become not you and it seems making a lot of money. i can't comment on the cabinet as a tool but i looked at the unions are particularly interested me and i think we have a very very good that foreign minister in the form of the new issue of the who's a very senior minister which is in a just to interrupt you there for a 2nd if what you're saying is this that this is now a technocrat government and that is a big plus does that mean that your country is entering into a period of calm politics because going back to the east bomb attacks the past few months have not been settled and i guess the voters might say we've paid the price for that. well i think the problem with the ea

. >>> happening now, the san mateo county board of supervisors is considering an orlando nans prohibiting sale of distribution of ecigarettes in unincorporated areas of the county. santa clara county supervisors deciding whether to ban the sale of ecigarettes. in unincorporated parts of the county. figures from the cdc which has reported 37 deaths and more than 1800 cases of lung injury stemming from ecigarette use. figures show about 1 in three teens has reported trying an ecigarette. >>> the union representing 12,000 santa clara county employees is preparing to resume a strike. leaders for sciu local 521 signed an agreement last week to try the route for at least 30 days. the union suspended a rolling strike. the main sticking points are bay raises and health care. >>> more than 25,000 uc service and patient care technical workers are planning on staging a statewide strike. they are planning to walk picket lines at all u.c. campuses. members of skny. the wage demands are unreasonable. >>> after losing their paradise home in the camp fire last year, the family's new house burned dealing

being nan anonymous is not called for by statute.chance to question the whistleblower and find out if that famous memo is the truth and the origins of some of these stories. >> shannon: a letter tonight from devin nunes. he sent this letter to the chair. saying we thought we would hear from the whistleblower. to adam schiff it's time for you to testify in private asking him to sit for a closed door deposition. we know you or your staff met or talked with the whistleblower. we want to know if you had discussions. what are the circumstances were. whether the whistleblower was given guidance. what are the odds that adam schiff sits for a closed door depo? >> about zero. this is where schiff will allow the republican minority and the white house counsel to have a chance to question the whistleblower. that's the safest thing for chairman schiff to do. the hard thing this has to be done in the most open and transparent way. what the house majority has to realize they have to persuade the american people and the senate. the more it looks li

no, that would actually be you and your party, san fran grand nan and at this point i take pelosi and her democrat lapdogs about as seriously as i take the political pronouncements of stephen colbert who i haven't watched in any great length since he lost comedy central when he was actually funny. woo the trade issue with cline athe national debt, immigration, problems with our schools. given all of that, why are democrats so laser focused on this farce of an impeachment about ukraine? for the answer, look no further than today's unreal, amazing jobs numbers. 128,000 jobs created in october. almost doubling expectations. the dow was up 300 points to close just 12 points shy of its all time high. the s&p 500 and nasdaq both closed at a fresh all time high and this is all coming despite the dire predictions of the experts. we should just do a whole show called the experts and completely run all their old comments because they have spent the past few months, really the past year predicting, hoping, praying for an economic downturn. >> if we're going to have a recession it's going to be a

this after nan with sunshine, we'll see mild, seasonal temperatures mid-60s in concord and san jose. 63 oakland as well as for san francisco. we will talk about our friday and into the weekend and when we could see our first big chance of rain coming up. >>> thanks. i'm getting first report of a new accident on the upper deck of the bay bridge. three cars involved around trish sure island. traffic starting to stack up at the bay bridge toll plaza. no word yet if it is blocking any lanes. may cause delays into the city. right now you're backed up beyond that 880 overpass. they may have just put the metering lights on this morning. this is 101 and 17th street. just south we have a crash southbound 101. they are running a traffic break. two cars involved in this accident. it is blocking at least those two left lanes there. just updated that so a slow raid through there. try 280 in the meantime if you're headed southbound. southbound 280 john daly boulevard ramp is blocked for a serious accident involving a vehicle and pedestrian. main lane rest lines are open in both directions. >> a ma

policy allows building permits for build-in generators that would otherwise violate a noise orlando nans. >>> an incident involving a bart passenger who was handcuffed for eating a sandwich on a platform. the incident was reported by the victim's girlfriend. bart has signs posted throughout every station saying that eating and drinking is prohibited beyond the fair gates. bart gm bob powers says he was disappointed. the officer was doing his job but context is key. we have to read each situation and allow people to get to where they're going on time and safely. in a statement the president of the police officer's association says we talk to people 100 times a day about not eating on the platform of the train and the vast majority of the time they're understanding and simply stop what they're doing. this person apparently had an ax to grind with police. >>> happening today the jury in the murder trial mr. begun a 9th day deliberation. charged with killing keith green 3 years ago. prosecutors say lee was afford afraid that she would lose custody of her daughter. >> the contra costa county

nan will be there kirk off a two year project to bring more green space to the area. jackie ward is live with the features the project has to offer. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, even wilt all that is happening in washington, nancy pelosi will be here. coming back to her hometown because this is a big deal here. people are getting ready to get september up for what is happening later on this morning. they are starting the two year construction period for the next phase of a massive project. >> by 2021 the presidio will offer a 14-acre space for visitors to enjoy 360 degrees views that were not possible before. scenic overlooks of the bridge, garden and food and a lot more for people who explore. before evening getting to this part, a prior phase had to beaudoin. that started at the beginning of 2018. caltrans had to create a hillside that slopes down. then the trust took over and put in four more feet of dirt and the events that kick it off will happen at 9:00 this morning. live in the presidio, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> >> facebook is under fire again. why they have f

he is a nice nan. i spoke to him twice. i think i spoke to him two times.ave him come to the white house and i think he'd like to come. i think he would be here very quickly. he is a good man. he was elected on the basis of corruption. corruption is incredible in ukraine which bothered me a lot. >> president is saying this is the house is moving forward with the impeachment qiinquiry. >> president trump refused a white house meeting with president zelensky until it was announ announced that they were investigate. congressman gregory meeks joins us now. president sgzelensky, do you believe he should come to the white house? >> i believe ukraine is natural ally. i want to make sure they stick by our allies and protect them against our common enemy, russia. i'm glad and i hope the president will come on the side and make sure we are helping ukraine against his friends from russia who he seems to lean toward all the time. so if president has shifted, want to work with our ally, so that we can make sure we protect them against the people that are killing them on

today the orinda city council will talk about an orlando nans. this is after the deadly halloween night party shooting in orinda. the orinda city council approved a 45-day moratorium. if a host would not be on the property. the counsel meeting today would make it official. that meeting is tonight 7:00 p.m. it will be at the orinda library auditorium. >>> there are new developments. costa county district attorney's office decline today file charges against the five men arrested during a multicity raid last week . four of those men are now out of jail this morning. >> we need witnesses ultimately. we need that evidence. >> the men were arrested last thursday when authorities served search warrants in marin city, san mateo, vallejo, and antioch. four of the suspects released were facing murder charges. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza was a prosecutor with alameda, san francisco, and los angeles county and explains the d.a.'s position. >> this is a big case, and everybody's going to be watching it, so the prosecutors want to make sure almost to 10

i want to bring in retired atf jim kavanaugh and our expert malcolm nans nanscenance. hours have passed and president trump is monitoring the situation. >> i think you will see that happening in new york, traditionally they do that, nypd. the police force of america are on alert, they may not be doing something you physically see. they are tuned into this. if they have a particular event, they'll be cautious. right now they look like one inspired individual if they have to look at everything that's transpired and malcolm is going to elaborate on that. the hoax and the night attack and targeting. it looks like that. since we were in there earlier today, the officer that killed the assailant from the city of london police that's not metropolitan police. >> why is that significance? >> well, it is just an inside baseball police, the city of london is a one square mile city inside metropolitan of london. they're about an 800 member force. those are the officers and i think they're heroes and they should get their recognition, just like the citizens that stop this guy. one

. >>> welcome back house speaker nan scy pelosi sas witness intimidation is a crime. stopped short saying president trump crossed this line attacking the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine as she testified in the impeachment hearings she did respond when asked by a reporter if trump's tweet was appropriate. >> appropriate and the president in the same sentence, come on. why would we start that now. >> cory booker registering for the new hampshire primary. booker signed the paper work and handed over the $1,000 filing fee. >>> pope francis speaking during a meeting with criminal lawyers at the vatican he spoke about a wide spread culture of hate which he said was targeting jews and homosexuals. that's the news update back to you. >>> the dow hitting new records approaching the 28,000 mark. trade optimism is trade off. bob is at the stock exchange s >> you hard the president talk about controls on hospital costs. i want to point out the health care etf historic high today. those concerns about controls, controls on hospital prices and drug prices evadesing somewhat in th

as we head through the after nan, seasonal daytime highs. 77 livermore. 71 oakland. 70 for san franciscoforecast in a few minutes. >> let's take you to traffic alert. eastbound 80. in the non-commute direction but a major injury accident. three left lanes are blocked until further notice. a lot of activity on scene there for emergency crews and chp. a bit of a backup now building behind this accident. also delays on the westbound side. mostly for spectators slowing. a little slow 19 minutes to grow from highway 4 down to the maze. eastbound where the crash is traffic is slow down to 6 miles per hour. drive times for that accident coming up in a minute. >>> developing news out of contra costa county. four people are dead at a crowded halloween party. jackie ward joins us live from orinda with the latest. jackie. >> reporter: yes. we're up in the hills right now and i know it is rale le dark but i want to show you where investigators have been focusing their attention up this long, steep driveway. there is a house where investigators have been walking to and from all morning long. they con

markets only moved slightly higher but any move to the positive meps nans new record. home depot cut its estimate of sales growth and home depot is a really good stock for measuring the economy. people go there when they buy new homes or they have extra money to spend on projects. now home depot says it's still growing, just slower than before. president trump had a surprise meeting with fed chairman jerome powell on monday and enough of a surprise we don't have video of it. trump said in a tweet he pressured powell to lower interest rates and complained the dollar was too strong. normally, you lower interest rates when the economy is tough not when you have new records on the stock market. mr. trump has been a fan of both strong and weak dollars. he has been a fan of rate cuts and rate hikes. last year, last year of barack obama's presidency when janet yellin was the fed chair, trump thought rates should go up. he told her he wants to play golf from a year if from now. >>> martins news-gazette started three years before abraham lincoln became president. the paper said

to come out and people will going to realize how deep this went and how wrong it was and how much of nan bruce of the constitution it was. unfortunately we can't get all of that information before we have to vote. >> congressman ro khanna, you'll be very, very busy. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >>> up next, dramatic testimony and revelations about what roger stone told donald trump before wikileaks started dumping documents that hurt hillary clinton's presidential campaign. much more on all of the breaking news right after this. ng? tyler's off to college. and mom's getting older. mhm, and eventually we would like to retire. td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today and tomorrow. come with a goal. leave with a plan. td ameritrade. why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription

the arc claimed author is known for the 1997 book the reign of nan king, the forgotten holocaust of world ii. getting it named after chang took work. the parents started a campaign gathering 200 signatures from the north san jose community where the family lived. >> we always seek in san jose to honor our community facilities to name the facilities after people who played an important role in the community or the world. it gives us a sense of identity and history and so, in the role that show played in the world as a best-selling author and humanitarian and civil rights, human rights activist is important for us to honor. >> city leaders opened the park yesterday in the 15th anniversary of chang's death. 92 e. and a walk to end always homer's. kpix 5 joined hundreds of people for the common goal yesterday. the annual fund raiser is near and dear to our kpix team. our sports director dennis o'donell lost his father to alzheimer. my father offers from that same disease and at last check, this year's fund raising total was just over $1 million. >> a friendship forged in fire. coming up, how

when he was president he had ars nan phone and a pen. is he not talking with anyone or trying to have some kind of leadership hillary is obsessed with her own loss and inability to accept that wouldn't barack obama be trying to inspire or direct or contain some of the nature of what's going on here? >> i don't think he is trying. i think he is actively like previous presidents before him. is he actively not trying to take sides and choose up and direct democrats. >> tammy: even as the party collapses? >> a lot -- the party is not collapsing. that's where i think you guys are kidding yourselves. if you look at the polls, yes, bernie sanders has -- is a self-described socialist. but if you look at the major democratic candidates, if you look at mayor pete's economic plan he put out today. if you like at vice president biden, if you p look at the policies that you are describing as socialists, they are supported by two thirds of the american people. the giving the choice of medicare to everyone in the country, that's supported by a majority

as chairman, i'll make all necessary and appropriate steps to nan tan order and to ensure the committee is run in accordance with house rules and house resolution 660. with that i recognize myself. give an opening statement in the impeachment inquiry into donald j. trump, the 45th president of the you united states. >>> we'll hear from gordon sondland, the american ambassador to the european union. we're here today as part of the house of representatives impeachment inquiry because president donald trump sought to condition military aid to ukraine in a new ukrainian president in exchange for politically motivated investigations that trump believed would help his re-election campaign. the first investigation was of a discredited conspiracy theory that ukraine not russia was responsible for interfering in the 2016 election. second investigation that trump demanded into -- was into a political rival that he apparently feared most, joe biden. trump sought to weaken biden and to refute the fact that his own election campaign in6 been helped by russian hacking and dumping -- directed by vladi

if you look back to 2017, all of them won the vote by nan. one year later, democrats won the u.s. house of representatives by nine points in the popular vote. tonight or last night virginia house 2019, they won it by nine points. what does that mean for 2020? we'll see, but it's good news for democrats. >> virginia, a fairly blue state now in elections. quickly, any way to extrapolate out what is needed in the suburbs in other states? >> in states like pennsylvania which obviously flipped toward donald trump, there were a lot of sub suurbs there. that's something i'll be watching. >> okay. thank you very much for all of that. really interesting everything that happened overnight. this suburban revolt harry just talked about against republicans may be growing. how worried should the gop be heading into 2020? ♪ ahhh ♪ you are the one ♪ light of my life ♪ i love you so please be my wife? give a gift that says it all. yes! yes! ♪ only at jared that's what happens in golf nothiand in life.ily. i'm very fortunate i can lean on people, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you c

excited about 2020 but we have to deal with d ram pricing which is still going down and have to do with nanod and you have to ask sanjay how could you be sure of d ram prices which is the majority of what you make are still going lower, why should we have conviction to own the stock of micron. >> you are right that d ram is continuing to be a competitive market place and i talked about we provided guidance for the fiscal first quarter and provided som on calendar q1 dynamic as well but then i look beyond that and that is what i think investors have to look at, the long-term in our markets really in my history this is the best time ever for memory and storage. long-term demand trends are absolutely secular in nature and micron in particular is a very different micron in terms of how we are focused on roi on investments and driving technology and product portfolio expansion to meet the customer's requirement. >> that is the line i like more of a product company than we've ever been. >> absolutely. and not just about the product company, now talking about product leadership company at micron i

he wants to eliminate faive nan gation centers declare a state of emergency and cut the budgets if hisget more bang for the buck. >> i would say $50 million and put the other 450 million towards paving our streets and fixing up china town we should have the most beautiful china town in country. >> reporter: joel ventresca worth ford city for 34 years a says he wants to make public transit freebie taxing the downtown business community. make sf a carbon emission city. >> bring practical solutions to the problems and have them cost effective. and not just do incremental things but comprehensive fundamental changes. >> reporter: he says he is the leading challenger to the mayor and has a solution for the issues of homelessness. >> i am determined to be the first mayor on the west coast to solve the homeless crisis in a way where you have people coming in and they are in a program one to three years. and they are working part-time or full-time. and they are sober and reintegrated into society. >> reporter: public health employee ellen zhou made news after paying for a billboard depicting t

punishment means a relegation fight might be more important nana relegation fight might be more important nanan biggar was on form for them — but they held off a french fightback to seal the points. craig templeton has more. second in the premiership against first in france, a match that was billed as a tough start to the european season billed as a tough start to the european season for saints. but lion's indiscipline and the boot of biggar meant an early lead. when it looked like the challenge got going a replay showed the ball was knocked on. no try. biggarshowed his a replay showed the ball was knocked on. no try. biggar showed his skill with his feet. now it was time for fast hand to put in hutchinson who scrambled his way to the line. and asa scrambled his way to the line. and as a gentle reminder of biggar‘s kicking how about a penalty from nearly 50 metres? no world cup hangoverfor him. nearly 50 metres? no world cup hangover for him. but nearly 50 metres? no world cup hangoverfor him. but a nearly 50 metres? no world cup hangover for him. but a yellow card for harrison brought lyon b

peop people acted as though rudy giuliani was the nan charge for the president. the president told the president of ukraine not just once but repeatedly in their july 25th phone call, he needed to talk to rudy. we know the president does this, when people get in trouble, he throws them under the bus and distances himself. it will be difficult for him to do that here. >> in this case, we have both on tv talking about each other bragging about how much they talk to each other, this one stretches the mind a little bit. happy thanksgiving. good to see you as always and thanks for all you do for us. >> happy thanksgiving. >> joyce vance in birmingham, alabama. president trump accused the fbi of spying on his campaign. a highly anticipated new report may undermine that claim. the report details have a draft of that report we'll have that ahead. plus president trump signs legislation in support of hong kong protesters. is this going to affect trade negotiations with china? i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem.

happens when we get there but to karen's point i'm surprised it's not having -- this should be bigger nant i would love to know and maybe you can only figure out by reading the transcript at this point is qualitatively where did they see -- was this a consistent hang back in terms of spend throughout the quarter or was it more recent as the china traed headlines got more tense. >> i think the whole quarter was bad. >> the interesting think about cisco on a fiscal calendar reporting later you might get more clarity in terms of what's happening recently in time. >>en a the pressure -- they process ut it out once before and now again. to guy's point the 46 number, 58 to 46 and here we are back again. but the problem i see going forward is we need to see them actually put us back in place with a quarter and they can't keep doing this because if the rest of the market isn't quite as negative, unless that changes in the next quarter then cisco was right but otherwise is this more of a cisco issue right now. >> you think so. >> it could be the competition has gotten fierce. >> yes. >> and we kno

>> it was perfect and was watching at the very beginning when they have the sunset and singing the nan anthem. >> the navy s.e.a.l.s came in. >> that was cool. so it was a very nice weather day. we're going to see that continuing today, and then as we take a live look in san jose, we're also just going to see a few clouds rolling by, some peeks of sunshine today, kind of a filtered sunshine today, but we're starting out in the mid-50s, seeing some low 70s by lunch time. all of our microclimates will have another warm day as we see inland temperatures reach into the upper 70s and then at 4:00 we're at about 74 degrees in danville. fremont 70 degrees. san francisco staying in the mid-60s. some low 70s in santa rosa as well as napa, and then we start to cool off tonight once again. this will be the last really warm day before we get a cold front moving in, so i'll have more on that and what's ahead in the rest of the forecast, as we get ready to head over to mic tracking an overnight traffic alert. >> the good news is the traffic alert in the last few minutes has just cleared up as we loo

so i lost my nan and she‘d left some jewellery to me — it was gold — and that‘s the only thing i hadalerts beep. within minutes, i had a barrage of text messages asking for more money, and that was when the really nasty threats started. i was frightened, genuinely shaking like a leaf. i was frightened of being in trouble with the police, which is what stopped me not telling them in the first place. ivan‘s been given a five—year serious crime prevention order, which means that he can‘t use dating apps without letting the police know his usernames. does that give you any comfort? no, none whatsoever. he‘ll pose as new people. as if that is going to stop him. there's probably so many more women that haven't come forward as well. detective sergeant chris hawitt led the investigation into ivan‘s scams. do you think there could be more victims out there that haven‘t come forward? i think it‘s entirely possible. unfortunately, this crime is one where often the victims can be embarrassed or ashamed. it‘s a particularly horrible crime because this crime is indiscriminate. it targeted women of

a national park in nan province has displayed photographs of the waste found in the deer including coffeekets. that is a summary of our main news today. back to you, victoria. that last story is astonishing, read more about it on the bbc news website. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, is about to hold a news conference in westminster. he's tweeted that he's going to make a major statement on the nhs and "you won't want to miss it". we will have coverage of that coming up. we will bring you our exclusive investigation into claims of bullying being rife within the beauty industry in the meantime. make—up artists and beauty therapists have told us that the bullying ranges from minor name—calling to psychological abuse, and with the workers having no recognised dedicated union, victims say there are few protections. as a result of our findings, the british beauty council is now calling for an independent body to be set up to look into claims of bullying and unfair dismissal. in a moment, we'll talk to one employment lawyer, who has handled hundreads of cases of bullying and harrasment in the

i lived with my nan but because i was so mentally removed and in a really bad space, it didn't work out try to go back to my mum but that relationship was not conducive or healthy any more. i was then referred to centre point by local authorities. so much going on at the age of 16. centre point gave you effectively a life raft. what else might have been able to help? is there anything looking back where you think... and we will speak to some politicians in a moment, but in policy terms, what things are helpful? all the cuts to youth centres, things like that, that can just help you get a clear mental space and have another adult to talk to, as opposed to it becoming, i don't know... it's a good point, the people around you were affected by what was affecting you and you didn't have someone outside.“ there was an external or wider support system then maybe i wouldn't have needed centre point. and what happened with you, kai? your dad died when you were 17. he had a lung disease. he died when i was 17. i was essentially, not exactly made homeless, it was more that i could have been kicked

the atlanta-based carrier flies more nan 15,000 flights every day.discuss navigating holiday travel and the big issues facing the airline industry. good to see you back. >> thanks, gayle. >> are you worried about jet packs putting you out of business? >> i was watching that. i'm out. i'm not doing that. >> ed goes, i'm good. >> we have a more comfortable experience than that. >> i'm sticking with delta. tony by the way is a delta diamond. >> oh, i have already told him. >> you did? >> i appreciate that. >> let's talk about the 737 max planes. there are none in the delta fleet at this time, right? >> no, we do not have that plane. we did not order and don't plan to. >> did you not order it because you were concerned or you didn't order it? >> we didn't order it for other reasons. obviously safety is not part of that. sometimes you would rather be lucky than smart in life and that was probably more fortune, but the reality it was not a technology we wanted to advance. >> delta has a lot of business with boeing. >> sure. >> do you think boeing is doing

they describe him as a nan man in his 40s with a thin build wearing a red jerszy.is whereabouts, or information give the san jose police a call. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man killed by a police officer raise the gun at the police officer while they were arguing in a park logt. investigators say sergeant thomas was lawfully defending himself when he shot the suspect. the family attorney says he was shot in the back of the head and had bullet wounds on the back of his arm. the solano county d.a.'s office continues to investigate. >>> because of changes in the weather, pg&e now says we won't be seeing the widespread power safety shut offs that were first planned. the new plan for shut offs will affect 150,000 pg&e customers in 18 counties across the state and they were supposed to start about a half an hour ago, including 43,000 customers in napa, solano and lake counties along with parts of sonoma county. this afternoon, they will have a second phase of power safety shut offs beginning at 4:00. >>> emergency officials say primarying for all of this is getting easier, bu

captioning funded by cbs >> all the blue nan >>> auk duke fans are grieving. in the fetal position but will feel better. tony not at the able. where is he? top of the empire state building. tony, going anywhere today for thanksgiving, might be a little tough for you to get around especially in the upper midwest and on the west coast. it's been snowing all night in minnesota and a powerful storm with hurricane force gusts pounding california and oregon. we'll show you the worst conditions on that in a moment. first, let's go to the 86 floor of the empire state building here in new york city because tony depopal is there now. how does it look? tony dokoupil. >> reporter: it's beautiful up here. man, it is beautiful. i'm always reminded it is bigger and better in person than it could ever be in your memory. like it doesn't fit in your mind. the sun is coming up over there. the building's still sparkling and a golden glow and the building is looking better than in decades. eave been all over this place. amazing from top to bottom. it's offer popular views for 80 y

things in particular there are a dilemma for allwa of us in trying to i confront these types of nom nan you've discussed. h i want to articulate them a little bit more concretely. one is these ideas of hate and acting in defense of perceived e existential threats, those are not new. they will always exist. i what's different is context that makes those ideas relevant. and so if when you're combating thesepressi networks, combating in context, and the context is s prettyty depressing right now con regardless of where you're looking on the planet. what is your strategy in terms of dealing with the context, particularly, you're talking, trying to almost hititdi progressively many different areas of the world, many l different types of militant groups, and the context. local level is i think very ano important in reallyne having a chance at reducing the prominence of any one group. and relatedly, and that's very difficult i think in a context where polarization is up, where a lot of these groups' essential perspective has become main streamed, as you've articulated. and it leads to the situ

. >> and we've been talking about not only the banking system but the legitimate medical9 wear nan businesses, but we haven't talked about the ancillary businesses. as you know, there are so many other companies doing legitimate businesses with these establishments from the security companies, we have landlords, accountants, electricians, garden stores, and they're also affected by a lack of a financial system to engage in. isn't that correct? >> yes, it is. >> and when you talk about your work with fincen, and i appreciate it closely because i work closely at fincen as well. my husband worked at fincen at one point in time. i understand that you actually -- under the fincen guidance banks are required to file three separate types of suspicious activity reports for cannabis businesses. is that true for any other small businesses, three types? >> no, it's not. it's specific to cannabis businesses. >> can you address that. why is that? >> there are three types of sars. the first is a marijuana limited. that is just saying by nature of the federal status of cannabis, we would file a suspicious a

promising superior performance to a porsche better ewe tielt nan a ford f-150.g inspiration from blade manner the the executive director at we had bush securities here with us how big of a game changer can it be for tesla. >> it's going after a new market, ford and gm in terms of the shot across the bow. big focus, what prices looks like if you look at 69,000, i think a $$55,000 price point would be a sweet spot but it comes down to the respects they've kept it under wraps. this is a big move into the new market. >> mary barra said we're debuts our electric pickup as well. in the same time frame for tesla expected in the fall of 2020 i believe. >> it's a ripple effect. if you look at what musk has done to every other category there is a fear factor and going after ford and gm. this is one in fremont they've been extra keeping the wraps on becauses in viewed as a next gen pickup the question is does it go after the 3 million pickups sold in the u.s. who is the key market? who are they going after and will it ultimately disappoint or be exciting. >> when you say t