ration or indeed to a local government or a state government or even the federal government take newell's brands for example it's a mega manufacturing us company that's been in deep debt for years but in august the 3 major agencies passed the company with flying colors on their investment report moody's recognizes newell's moderately high leverage with pro forma debt. around $4.00 times however the rating agency expects leverage to steadily approach 4 times in the year ahead through a combination of debt repayment with internally generated cash and proceeds from divestitures and english that means the company has a lot of debt but promise to fix it so it's ok which they also did in 2018 and 2017 and 2016 and 2015 but hey there's nothing to see here definitely no debt problem does this remind you of something 2008 perhaps is going to be one of the water should be punished more through 3 it was a manic monday in the financial markets. the dow tumbled more than $500.00. point 2 pillars of the street tumbled over the weekend lehman brothers a 150 year old firm filed for bankruptcy just one we

man with dementia. 84-year-old jerry fisher was last spotted walking west on greenwood avenue near newell road. police officers in surrounding cities are also looking for him. family members say he was last seen wearing a white sweater. black pants, and dark shoes. they say he walks with something of a slouch. anybody who finds him is asked to call 911 and watch over him until officers arrive. >>> with mysterious vaping related illnesses on the rise, and baffling health officials, sonoma county is considering a crackdown. the board of supervisors is looking to a flavored tobacco ban and considering temporarily suspending the sale of vaping products. the measures are in onse to alarming cdc reports of over 1,000 vaping related illnesses and 19 deaths around the country. >>> let's take a live look now at chase center where the warriors made their debut tonight just hours ago. traffic after the game ran pretty smoothly following a preseason opener against the lakers. and for most fans, tonight was their first chance to experience the new surroundings. among those people, betty yu gauging the

delegation heads to turkey to try to broker a cease fire in newell's in syria turkish president friendship typesetter one has now agreed to meet with the u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state ontario but he says he will not end his assault on the kurds also coming up how close to a deal u.k. and european union negotiators appear to be on the brink of an 11.

it quickly grew in size due to winds blowing the flames towards american canyon and the newell drivef you're familiar with that area, that is the area under this evacuation advisory. at this point it's been burning mostly through steep terrain, hills, grassy areas. that's been part of the challenge for firefighters. they said the most challenging part has just been access. in fact, if you come on over this way, rachel is moving the camera, you can see this charred hill behind us here. in front of that

2018, there was the shifty schiff, a secret meeting with fusion gps, glenn simpson, the guy robert newell he never heard of. simpson, whose firm was behind the dirty dossier was an important witness in his committees investigation into collusion that's been debunked four times. remember, schiff is team? they prepped michael cohen before his committee on capitol hill. wow. it appears that the cowardly shifty schiff played a vital role in coordinating a whistle-blower complaint. whether it involves russia, ukraine, maybe it'll be the bahamas impeachment inquiry next. it seems that cowardly schiff has been plotting the president's destruction, undermine your love boat, lying the the only problem with his strategy was it was always built on a pack of lies. this is the guy who fabricated a transcript. the guy, you didn't know, he was being praying and talking to a real russian about dirt on donald trump that he could use during an election. by the way, it was read out loud in the official committee hearing. you don't remember, -- "the naked pictures." does vladimir know? my gosh. take a look.

men we will also can see that investigations tend to destroy the lives of completely innocent pete newelln washington caf that is well worth it. investigations are a search

men we will also can see that investigations tend to destroy the lives of completely innocent pete newellut in the end, if anyone in washington caf that is well worth it. investigations are a search for facts. anyone who stands in their way obstructs the truth itself. that, ladies and gentlemen, is why we send more than two full year is looking into the question of whether or not donald trump worked secretly as an agent of vladimir putin. it was never any evidence that he did that but haley clinton's campaign demanded a thorough investigation and as you well know, we got that investigation. in the end, the investigation and effect clear donald trump of claims that he colluded with russia but it also inadvertently indicated quite a few other people for unrelated crimes. we learn, for example, that quite a few senior law enforcement and intelligence officials think nothing of lying to the public. really lying to the public or of abusing their tremendous powersr political ends, we did that, we now know that. we also know the obama administration was perfectly willing to spy on clinical oppon

jack newell is also back in contention. that is all of the sport for now.senal. lots more for you at10:30pm. abortion is set to be decriminalised in northern ireland from midnight tonight. opponents of the change, following legislation from westminster, made a late attempt to block it, recalling the stormont assembly, which hasn't sat for nearly three years. but a bad tempered debate followed by walk—outs failed, and so the abortion law, and legalisation on same—sex marriage, will go ahead. our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, has the story. our bodies, our lives, our right to decide. their call has been heard. at midnight tonight, a law passed by mps in westminster will take effect, overturning northern ireland's near total ban on abortion and legalising same—sex marriage. finally our rights and our health care are being brought into the 21st century. this has been a long time coming. thousands of women in northern ireland have campaigned for this change. abortion has been illegal even in cases of rape. denise was unable to terminate her pregnancy after

little built and there's a grassroots rebellen gons it and it's not quite overturn its about some newell neutralized and our hope is when parents read the book they'll know what to look for and do -- not what they need. do have a manual to keep their sid safe and that's how we got to this place, and as andy said, unfortunately it's still only one side of the political spectrum that seems to have any interest in the facts. parkland was according to the "associated press" the biggest story of 2018. but to them the big story was a couple of teenagers yelling at republicans. the big story wasn't why these kids got murdered and what you need to do. and some people recognize, the sun sentinel got in the pulitzer prize for exposing a fraction of what we have in this book but i can tell you for fact that education reporter, producer of shows seem to regard the judgment othe pulitzer committee in far lower esteem than which talking points do they stick to and what becomes inconvenient for what you have heard. last thing i'll say, andry goal to questions is that this is very much like chernobyl. t

this then completely newel idea that a few months like everyday a few months, not celebrities need it to become their own brands in order to succeed in this newly precarious job environment. we can expect job security the way to get to head is to find your interbrand and projected onto the world. this was after we seen celebrities do this in the book i talk a lot about michael jordan. someme brand. now we look atia what's happenig with social media. there was a pretty notional idea 20 years ago, that the idea anybody could be on brent because anybody doesn't have the money to take out advertisements and actually do the work that projecting an image of oneself. but today, because of social media b everybody who has compur access, has a capacity to market themselves to market an idea of themselves to think about what is my brand which is very different about who am i. we aren't packing and have a wonderful group of students and first of all we talk about how even though they have grown up with this idea, it is relatively newti idea. it was not always the case. you have been looked at if