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york on wednesday after a 2 week voyage across the atlantic ocean she's in new york to speak at the nec at the expense un climate summit 2 in back had refused to travel by plane to avoid carbon emissions the young activist was greeted upon her arrival by hundreds of supporters but she's still less well known in the u.s. than she is here in europe. for the 1st time in 2 weeks solid ground under her feet. swedish climate activists granted to merk arrives on american soil after crossing the atlantic on this yacht she sailed for 15 days to deliver a personal message to americans. the climate and the crisis is a global crisis is the biggest crisis you but he is the face and if we don't manage to work together to cooperate to george together despite our differences then we will fail so we need to. stand together and support each other and. to take action. hundreds had shown up to show their support to the 16 year old activist to move back is known for her tireless campaigning to alert people around the world to what she calls the climate crisis. in the u.s. she will attend the u.n. climate su

a prototype made by nec. it's being shown off in japan. 12 foot long vehicle flew ten feet off the ground. nec wants to have its flying car transport freight. that's cool. a new dimension to your map. >>> you have 3d maps. maybe storm ranger could help us out. >> we will use radar to track traffic. >> doppler radar. >> that would be weird. as we get up, everything is looking good. we see a lot of clouds from the coast to the bay. we will see skies clearing. you get ready to head out the door in oakland, looking at mostly cloudy skies. we're going to see it clearing up heading into late morning and early afternoon. our high temperature there heading up to 73 degrees. it's going to be hot in the inland valleys. clearlake, up to 95 today with san jose reaching 85. san francisco stays in the upper 60s. as you look out the window, you are getting dressed, you might want to wear some long sleeves for the morning. the rest of the day, something lightweight, light colored will keep you cool as our temperatures warm up. we are getting ready for nat

nec said the flying car was designed for unmanned flights for deliveries.cts are popping up around the world but the japanese government said the goal is to have people and flying cars by the 2030s. >>> and stocks were plummeting after big news from china overnight. >> and let's go to pam cook with this morning's dollars and cents. you have been busy. >> and this started overnight. when the central bank of china lowered the currency dollar. analysts viewed this as retaliation against president trump's latest round of tariffs against chinese imports. the concern is that the u.s. will strike back and devalue the dollar. the global markets dropped on that news, checking in when the openingble rang this morning and that is the same for the u.s. headed lower and down from there and we want to go live to the big board now. it's come back from the earlier lows. the dow jones dropped 600 points at one point and that is down 548 points, and the s&p 500 down more than 2% and that is to $28.69 and the nasdaq flipping to 7780. >>> jewels is watching a smart cigarette.

. >> nec's battery quad rose about ten feet off the they hope to start mass production in 2026. >> the e tron has four wheels instead of two. expect to pay about $2,200. >> can i get one? >> those are your "tech bytes." >> kenneth can have that. i don't need that. >> right, >>> now revealing how much money is loss. >> and a nearby hospital has a plan to help visitors and patients avoid the traffic. >>> we have a hotline set up to help you on topics like rent hikes and evictions. tomorrow we will host a hotline for homeowners. >> kevin t >>> welcome back. the giants taking on the nats once again over at oracle. not nearly as breezy as last night. >>> marriott said it will take a $126 million charge because of its massive data breach. late last year the hotel company revealed hackers gained access to the reservations database. marriott face as $120 million fine from the uk's privacy watchdog. the company says the second quarter profit dropped 65%. >>> a store owner says a couple used a distraction and child to steal a lego set worth $180. this surveillance video shows a child walking out

a japanese company nec debuted a flying car and the drone-like vehicle hovered 12 feet in the air and they want to see people in flying cars by 2030. in the u.s., uber air has more ambitious goals, putting people in flying ride-shares by 2023 and that's your money watch report. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com and at the new york stock exchange, i marc liverman. >>> it's 4:41. >> more teachers in the classrooms. coming up, a teacher incentive turning heads in san jose. >>> taking a live look outside before we go to break, we are looking at the skyline of san francisco. it's tuesday morning at 4:41 and we will be right back. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. wihefty! hefty

. >> reporter: larry summers, who served as nec director and treasury secretary under president obamawent even further in an op-ed inin "the waon post". he wrote that the white house risks real economic damage as sinesses and consumers become fearful and hold off on spending. trade negotiators from beijing were schedul to come to washington next month for another round of talks. the white house said today that meeting is still on. for "nightly business report", i'm ylan mui in washington. >>> we don't have to tell you that the recent trade war fears over theast week created some wild swings in the market. what does a rtoail inv do about all of this with their portfolio in back with us, j.j. kennehan the chief strategist. usually the smart money dosays, t overreact, this too shall oss. more voices wall street have been saying this may not pass for a while, so what is anve or to do with this? >> it is interesting, bill. if we loo at our client's activity over the last couple of months i would agree, first of all don'ton panic. of the things we have seen is our clients pare back on equit

in some other way so a strong indication but the fact that all the major parties have already chosen nec candid means that this is really an indorsement of that decision by the major parties the major coalitions so we will still get a very strong indication that will then give both the major candidates the incumbent president what is your black berry and his major challenger challenger but it often and is 2 and a half months until the end of october when the elect 1st round of elections and you know why the work on the promises that they've made consolidate the support move ahead in that way a very strong indication we will see monday morning here how the markets react to these results when they finally come out we're expecting the 1st results in about an hour or so from now so we will see the reaction from the from the electorate from the markets. to which way this vote is likely to go to tell the journal about former president christina kirshner who i understand is running as vice president this time but i wonder how much of a shadow she casts over the whole the whole poll. what she wa

. >> the prototyping with cbp uses nec camera and matching algorithm by nec. >> nec would be the company. >> that the committee were working with, yes, sir. >> , air passengers have participated in tsa face recognition pointless? >> i would have to get back to you with a number on that for the record. >> you cannot tell us how many participants or u.s. citizens? >> no, sir. >> underwent statutory authority does ta say use facial technology on the market citizens? >> we use the authority of the transportation security act which requires to identify passengers who are boarding aircraft and proceeding to the checkpoint. >> can you tell me what the authority tsa uses for face recognition technology on domestic travelers generally? >> i would say it's the same authority of transportation security act. >> does tsa have any plans for real-time face recognition technology and airports? >> if you mean real-time bifacial capture and matching at the checkpoint, then yes that's what were pursuing. >> has tsa consider the privacy of real-time face recognition technology? >> yes, absolutely. we do pri

. >> and you see that nec vice president pence be very strong against china and talk up human rightstry pompeo do. trump is wise to say if there is a threat but it's hesitant to get involved otherwise. look what he done it's really remarkable something obama never did when protesters took to the streets and iran and he sat on his hands and what trump did was call for a dialogue and the protesters. that would be a big step forward and stop the erosion. >> what happens with paramilitary troops make their way into hong kong? what happens if the protester met with violence? >> the chinese may not be as easy to eliminate this as they think. it's not panama square and kill a whole bunch of people. these protesters will melt back into the offices. what would happen, there is a law from 1992 this is hong kong is a separate trade entity from china. we knew the transition was coming up and will be handed over from china. we will treated separately as long as it separate and china doesn't make it a part of china. if china invades and it ruins hong kong as a free then we would take away -- >> th

but the five they do, we need to keep their foot on he their nec. lou: we'll be right back. hundr?. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i know your name. i just get you mixed up with the other guy. what's his name? what's your name? switch to geico®. you could save 15% or more on car insurance. could you just tell me? i want this to be over. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. lou: the justice department inspector general report, this one right here reveals new details of a private meeting of fbi director comey had with president trump in 2017. according to the report, comey, james klapper former cia and john brennan, former nsa director mike rogers met with president trump just weeks before his inauguration. after that briefing, comey met privately with the president-elect to discuss salacious allegations in this field dossier, the fraudulent

now, larry kudlow, the nec director, spoke to reporters earlier today.nd he was asked about the impact on the economy. he said it's miniscule and when asked whether the president would in fact go forward with these tariffs he said let's see what happens. i spoke to two executives who wanted to remain anonymous for fear of further retaliation. they said they could have their licenses revoked there could be surprise audits or even, kelly, a cyber attack >> wow okay those are not rare earth metals that we're talking about kayla, on a different front with the e.u., we were worried yesterday that maybe that november deadline for imposing auto tariffs on the e.u. could now be in play if this was the move that the president -- but then today it looks like there may be some softening in terms of trade relations with the e.u. >> kelly, any time you see a trade event on the president's calendar, i think the business community shakes in its boots. remember, the white house has been negotiating with europe for well over a year now they haven't been able to make prog

i appreciate the opportunity to be here at the national press club and in front of the nec. i'm looking forward to hearing your comments on current monetary policy or whatever else you want to talk about, about the u.s. economy. i call this a seachange in u.s. monetary policy. hopefully i can convince you of the dramatic changes that have in 2019 withred respect to u.s. monetary policy above and far beyond the rate cut that we had last week. don't want to listen to the whole talk, you can just read the slide. [laughter] we madellard: significant changes in monetary policy of which many of you are aware. beginning in january of this year, those changes were made in anticipation of slower growth in the u.s. economy during 2019. which is materializing. i will talk about that during the talk here. but also, in anticipation of heightened uncertainty with respect to trade policy. i think we anticipated the idea that trade policy was going to be volatile, currently and going forward across the forecast horizon. more at thisuld do point, but we have also already done a lot. but i wo

just a few moments ago nec director larry kudlow was on cnbc and said the chinese yuan has fallen 10% in the last year and the white house is not going to tolerate it but then he said one of the ironic impacts of that is that it actually makes goods cheaper for u.s. companies that are buying those goods and importing them from china but he said that is not the right way to go about it. he is essentially acknowledging right there that prices would otherwise have risen by much more, the economic impact would be felt much greater by these u.s. importers if china were not devaluing its currency or letting its currency fall. so he is acknowledging there would be a price that u.s. companies and consumers would be paying if they weren't doing this. but interestingly, stephanie, china is now throwing the treasury's own argument back in its face. treasury back in may said we have three criteria for labeling a country a currency manipulator. china meets two but not all three. now the chinese owe if ignaczaks are saying the u.s. doesn't have a case here. >> the treasury department has a formula

, if the polling people are quoted and that's steve mnuchin, robert lighthizer, wilbur ross, or the necr larry kudlow or myself. >> what are you referring to >> reports you disagree on where the policy should go according to the latest reports, you're the only one in that group that was actually in favor of putting he's new tariffs on. >> i'm referring to a lot of stories that i've seen in and the point i want to make sure, sara this is crucial through your investors. we're going to negotiate this deal behind closed doors it's going to be done on our side by robert lighthizer. the best trade rep we've had in our history with steven mnuchin at his site. what happens in the room will not leave beyond the room. the only other people involved is president trump, wilbur ross, myself, and larry kudlow none of us let things get out there. what i've seen too many times are strategic leaks from unnamed sources which are designed to try to get us to reveal what is going on 99% of the time, it's fake news. woe appreciate you coming on so we have you on the record. thank you for joining us i want t

likely outcome, is that the agree to try to come together, in the first week when parliament resume, necs well one of those who will be in the meeting jo swinson, the liberal democrat leader, we will speak to her in about ten, 15 minutes. documents seen by the bbc show that the government and hs2 knew that the new high speed railway was over budget and was probably behind schedule years ago. the documents were written in 2016 — before mps had signed—off the first phase of the project — which raises the question: was parliament given the full picture? our transport correspondent tom burridge has this exclusive report. until very recently, we were told by ministers and bosses at hs2 that the programme to build the new high—speed railway was on budget and on time. there was only one budget for hs2, and it is £55.7 billion. but bbc news has obtained documents which show that at least three years ago, the government knew that wasn't the case. the evidence we've got hold of suggests you, the taxpayer who's funding it, weren't given the full picture. this letter was sent in may, 2016 to the the