kpix 5's katie nielsen has more on the latest move to make the city streets safer and why police say they are going to need a lot more help. >> reporter: the city's transportation department reduced speed limits along some business corridors, but san jose police say due to staffing issues, they might not have enough officers to enforce them. this morning's fatal pedestrian accident marks a grim milestone for the city . 30 people hit and killed by cars so far this year , an all-time high for san jose. >> we know that crossing the street is a big challenge in san jose. the city was built to be convenient to get around fast in a car. >> reporter: collin haney is a spokesperson for the transportation department this is the number one factor in fatal crashes is speed. that is why the city recently reduced speed limits from 25 to 20 miles per hour and six of the business districts. >> these quarters, with the exception of santa clara street, are not high crash, high fatality corridors. any tool we can take advantage of to lower speed limits , anywhere in san jose, we are going to do it. >>

kpix 5's katie nielsen says it's a mission born from heartache. >> i want you to go ahead and push it. that's it. that's done, it's very easy. >> micah learned about a medication used to reverse an opioid addiction overdose , narcan, when his son experienced an overdose. >> people don't realize you can be successful and be an addict at the same time. >> at the time, the medication cost $150 per box , despite his best efforts , his son died of an overdose while at someone else's house. >> that's why we want to make narcan free or more affordable. >> micah's hugs was founded to help those struggling with addiction. they received two grants so far almost 4000 boxes of narcan to distribute to those who need help. >> i would love everybody to be carrying narcan . you could come across anyone having an overdose. you could save a life. >> reporting for kpix 5 , katie nielsen. >> learn more about micah's hugs and lifesaving measures on kpix.com. >>> let's catch you up on money news now . and a late rally on wall street after the fed chair suggested the central bank may raise its key interest

but neighbors tell katie nielsen it's much more complicated than that. >> reporter: this is the $100 parking ticket chan got last month from the city of san pablo for parking her car in the front yard. >> reporter: ernesto lives in this home in san pablo with her husband and three kids, her brother, and parents. that's five adults. each one has a car. she says in this neighborhood, there simply isn't enough street parking for everyone. >> it is really hard to park and they are just giving us tickets. >> reporter: the police department has announced increased enforcement of the parking ordinances. the ordinances themselves are not new, but police say they have had an increased complaints of residents about blight. issues like multiple cars being parked in front or side yards as well as cars and car parts blocking sidewalks. plus reports of old cars basically abandoned in front of houses. some residents say for the city to keep growing, the streets have to get cleaned up. >> san pablo is looking good, but those types of situations, it makes the city bad. >> reporter: but the others say

and i have a schoolteacher, it is miss nielsen. and miss willcott. more i than the classroom. it's the friendship groupsi and having dinneraround people's houses after school. which all help her to feel safe and happyl and that she does belong. you know, it's not easyi having somebody come into your class overnight. who you're not expecting. but it's an absolute pleasure to try and make her feel... l getting emotional... to make her feel happy here is my pleasure. i my name is salma, i'm 23 years old and i'm from afghanistan. i currently study at brunel university and my degree is bio—medical sciences. currently, my status in uk is as refugee. so i arrived in the uk when i was 16 years old. it was a very kind of mix of feelings. at the same time, i was nervous because i entered into a new world that was very, very different from afghanistan. the culture, the language, the people. it was really difficult situation. but still i knew deep inside me this is where i wanted to be, so i have to adjust myself into the society. these images are my childhood w

we are like, figuring out what the heck to do. >> reporter: in san pablo, katie nielsen, kpix5. >> san pablo police do tell us the main goal is to educate people about the ordinance and where they can and cannot park. but, if the cars are not moved by december 1, then they will start ticketing. >>> well, still ahead here at 6:00, it's an age old question. cal or uc berkeley? we will tell you why there is a whole lot riding on the answer. >> we are not quite aware of another school with this exact problem. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ >>> as we mentioned earlier, cal storming back to beat stanford 27-20 in the 125th edition of the big game. there is also a matchup affecting uc berkeley off the field. look at y

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. >> reporter: in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> we have a warning about using store branded credit cards. >>> it is wired wednesday and we are chatting with editor in large brian cooley about the most important lifesaving technology you'll need in your new . >>> layoffs have begun at amazon. according to the washington post, amazon employees were called into meetings withinary managers across the country. we are told they had two months to find another job or accept severance peyton manning. the tech giant is expected to slash around 10,000 corporate ask tech jobs. >>> meanwhile the tech giant is offering the message-based service to those who need treatment for conditions such as allergies, acne and hair loss. no word on how much the service will cost and amazon does not accept insurance. the clinic will be available in 32 states. but amazon says it hopes to expand in the coming months. >>> and holiday shoppers with being warned to be careful with store branded credit cards, according to a credit analysis for lending tree. a half dozen cards including shell and exxon mobile and ma

katie nielsen introduces us to a dog with a very important job helping put kids at ease. >> let's gohis is bear. he's a five-year-old black lab golden retriever cross. >> he picks up on things i never would. he knows how nervous or anxious people are. >> reporter: janet is an investigator with the district attorney's office and is part of the team that interviews children after crimes have occurred. often victims of sexual assault or molestation, or witnessed domestic violence crimes involving their parents. >> bear's most important job is to get victims through probably the most uncomfortable time in their lives. >> reporter: she was skeptical at first how bringing a dog to the interviews could help. >> the types of cases we were dealing with, nothing you could bring or say or do would make a victim feel any better. >> reporter: bear was donated to the da's office in 2019 by canine companions for independence, a nonprofit that provides service dogs to adults, children, and veterans with disabilities at no cost. >> i've had children who refuse to speak to law enforcement and don't wa

reporter: thiss kristian nielsen, a scientist and lead author of a study on what the richest 1% can dotop climate change. kristian: in the paper, we sketch five different roles. the first one is what they do as a consumer. we broaden that to also consider, what can thedo as investors? because the more wealth and income you have, the more money you can invest io companie linkedo fossil fuel, or renewable energy production. reporter: because rich people have more influence within organizations, they can also lobby for change where they work. cleaning up the lifestyles of the rich is a clear-cut win for the climate. but for the most part, the rich aren't going to just decarbonize themselves. policies that redistribute their wealth need to gain societal acceptance. policies that target their emissions need to avoid a backlash from people who look up to their lifestyles. recognizing that the wealthy have more power to stop climate change is the first step to tackling their outsize pollution. host: natural disasters, pandemics, terrorism, war. many people worldwide ve started preparing thems

and oakland, it katie nielsen, kpix 5 pick >>> developing story out of berkeley where the police accountability board is asking the city council to delay tonight's confirmation of the police chief. all in response to misconduct allegations. kpix 5's juliette goodrich joins us from the newsroom to break this down. >> reporter: this really is a race against the clock. interim police chief jennifer lewis is scheduled to be confirmed as the new permanent chief. the misconduct accusations include arrest quotas and racial profiling. they came to light when a fired officer released racist and anti-homeless text messages allegedly from a group text involving other officers. lewis was captain with the alleged misconduct happen. the commission wants to delay her confirmation until there is an investigation into what she knew. >> at the was the case in the chief did happen to know, unbearably , we are going to have to enter the question of what was her response. ideally, the confirmation will be delayed until a full investigation is conducted . as much information as possible is made public. so folks can

kpix5's katie nielsen introduces us to where the hardest-working members of their team , and he's pretty easy to spot. he's the only one with four legs. >> let's go to work. good boy. >> this is bare. he's a 5-year-old, black lab golden retriever cross. bear pick up on things i never picked up on.we humans don't realize how nervous someone is or how anxious they are. bare does. >> reporter: janet is bare's handler, an investigator with the contra costa county district attorney's office, part of a team that interviews children after crimes have occurred. often, victims of second assault or molestation, who have witnessed violent crimes like a domestic violence involving the parents. >> bear's most important job is helping victims uncover probably on notable lives. the types of cases we see, nothing we can say or do would make them feel any better. >> reporter: 19there was brought from canine teams for independence, a nonprofit organization based in santa rosa. it provides service dogs to adults, children and veterans with disabilities at no cost to the recipient. >> i have had children re

lives in san jose, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> a critical vote count. katie, thank you. critical there and critical and oakland. we will be waiting a while to find out who is replacing libby schaff as a glance next mayor. the next round of results does not come out until tomorrow evening. as of now, lauren taylor is leading his fellow city councilmember sheng tao right there. lauren taylor has 53.3%, sheng tao has 46.7%. that is after factoring in ranked choice voting for these early returns. but, as wilson walker explains, this race is far from over. >> the last batch of numbers released about 1:00 this morning, it has been quiet for a while now, we know that 35,000 votes have been counted. the sheng tao campaign another 71,000 votes remain uncounted. there is still a lot of work to be done. >> it looks like we will be here for a long night, and a long few days until we get the final results of the ballot, of the vote being counted. but, right now, we are ahead. >> reporter: speaking like a candidate confident in the taylor, lauren taylor announced it might take days to

exceeded the volumes of last year, then such products were 48.5% now 51 1/2 - these are data from the nielsen, which was reviewed by rbc in discount leaders came out tea, instant coffee, pasta and olives a year earlier, most of the discounts we had were chocolate dishwashing detergents and loose sweets. and in place of h&m stores in russia, clouds will open and domestic and turkish brands will occupy the area zarina befree coton and others, tass reports. will begin to open in march-april next year, let me remind you. h&m shut down 185 outlets in march, leaving russia for the sixth largest market in terms of revenue will cost the retailer $200 million. this was the news of the economy in a nutshell. perm was. maybe, i am not a human factor.

in addition, viktoria chmilita nielsen assured the diet that the republic of lithuania will support ukraine on the way to the european union and nato and will contribute to the fair punishment of all war criminals who terrorize the ukrainian state and its citizens. faith and friend of ukraine today celebrates independence day. this year, poland celebrates the 104th anniversary of independence from the austro-hungarian german and of the russian empire after 123 years of occupation for us ukrainians. this country has done and is doing a lot. it sheltered more than five million refugees , provided housing and social benefits. we congratulate poland on independence day, friends, thank you odesa region from the countryside, more than half a thousand cars a day will be able to cross the border of ukraine and romania. passenger transport and pedestrians, the prime minister of romania nicolai tsuketa and the prime minister of ukraine denis myhal came to the opening, they said that there is already a commission working on the opening of six additional new checkpoints, we agree that empty cargo vehic

live in san jose, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> katie, thank you so much. we will be watching. >>> the mayors race in oakland is also up in the air tonight but latest numbers show lauren taylor, about 6.5 points ahead of councilmember sheng tao. wilson walker joins us now live with more on the vote count and really just how easily those numbers can change. wilson? >> reporter: we will certainly see no public appearances from either of those two leading candidates today. it was very quiet. that is because we did not hear anything from the registrar of voters today. oakland, like sentences go, not processing new numbers but the last numbers we heard were from 1:00 in the morning, so we are still pretty much where we left you last night but there is still a lot of work to be done. >> it looks like we are in for a long night. may be a long few days, until we get the final results of the votes that are being counted. but, right now, we are ahead. >> reporter: speaking very much like a candidate confident in the numbers, lauren taylor acknowledged it might take d

katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> let's head to our big story now. >>> we are getting ready. >> right. that is the future of these atmospheric rivers. we definitely want the rain. we cannot separate one from the other. let's take a look at the atmospheric river scale. this will not be a repeat of what we had last october with that extremely heavy rain and extremely strong winds. this will be towards the bottom of the atmospheric river scale anticipating that it will be in ar one. borderline the atmospheric river. on the scale, that actually means good things. it will be mostly beneficial for area bringing some much-needed rainfall hoping to reduce the fire threat that has been creeping up over the past three trite weeks. without the hazards of extremely heavy rainfall. the wind -- north of the golden gate, santa rosa, your rain chance is already going up by this time wednesday evening. it is going to rain tomorrow night into early thursday morning around san francisco and oakland are the rate will be a little bit later to arrive. it will be in place for the peak of the thursday morning

authorities, president volodymyr zelenskyi met with the speaker of his prayer viktoria ochmilitya nielsenhrough in in kyiv, as part of the parliamentary assembly of ukraine and lithuania, the head of state thanked for political, financial, humanitarian support and defense assistance. he also awarded the order of prince yaroslav the wise, second degree, for the indicated personal merits. bumblebee nils emphasized all the evil that russia has committed. mother must pay, thank you for the training missions, medical support and humanitarian direction today there are several challenges and not only in us, but because of russia's war in ukraine, challenges of this in europe and energy blackmail and shortage of energy and the use of attack drones, russian assets that are frozen should go to the reconstruction of ukraine

miles taylor, the dhs secretary kirsten nielsen and ashley allison. i wanted to cover this story because often times we look to the uk or european allies to draw comparisons about what might be happening the truth of the matter is all over the world and in places like brazil you are seeing comparisons about democracy being challenged and in this country still has some very striking parallels even tonight they're trying to have security available because of these protests and i am wondering in terms of lessons to be learned are what we can be looking at, are you seeing blueprints or analogies that you want to point out? >> i think it is worrying not just in brazil but around the world. the united states example is being looked at. what happened in the 2020 election wasn't some tiny country the entire world watched it and autocrats around the world watched it with some level of excitement because this was something to emulate and justify their behavior in the future. let's hope that ? is silenced today as a bad halloween trick and nothing more and delay

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i mean, as the chancellor put out in the nielsen statements , they in the nielsen statements, they arepi are going against the cpi measure for inflation and. the benefits will rise directly as a result of . whatever the cpi result of. whatever the cpi measure at the time, i think in september. so of course on the sound benefits needs to be in line with whatever the price of goods are. but at the same , goods are. but at the same, there needs to be a limit and there needs to be a limit and there needs to be a sort of that enoughis there needs to be a sort of that enough is enough . there needs to be a sort of that enough is enough. i there needs to be a sort of that enough is enough . i mean, this enough is enough. i mean, this is going to sound a bit funny, but i'm going to quote who i admire and molly—mae and she said, everyone . 24 hours to send said, everyone. 24 hours to send 24 hours in a day, the same as beyonce. 24 hours in a day, the same as beyonce . and i know that sounds beyonce. and i know that sounds far fetched . but honestly, at far fetched. but honestly, at the root of

rothkopf kirkus writes rescues the reputations of some officials, such as kirsten nielsen, secretary of homeland security, while further lowering those of white house adviser stephen miller and jared kushner and the washington post took a look at linda kintzler as new book come to this court and cry. how the holocaust ends. in her grippingebut to the washington post writes, kinstler traces how the crimes of world war two have been prosecuted. and justice attempted over generations. how memories have been formed and used, usurped and admitted. and watch for these authors and programs in the near future. on book tv. well, thanks for joining us on about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's book tv. book tv will continue to bring you publishing news. a new author programs and to get this podcast and all other c-span podcasts go to our c-span now app. and a reminder that all book tv programs are available to watch online at book tv dot org.

data from nielsen's company, iq are quoted by the newspaper kommersant after a decline in march-april now the share of discounted food products in cash has reached 61%. this is maximum september 2020 in non-food products is also a record, analysts note that 41 % of consumers are looking for cheaper goods today. band- aids, condoms razors and blades for children's products have led the way in investment, the union says, despite declining profitability and other problems it is difficult for suppliers to refuse discounts due to reduced purchasing power. american stock exchanges showed the strongest growth for 2.5 years the index. dow jones added more than 3.5% s&p 5.5 technology stocks soared, so the nasdaq index gained 7.5% at once was eight and two tenths of a percent, and in october seven and seven tenths. this gives the market hope that the fed will now raise the key rate not so quickly the moscow exchange starts friday on a positive note, firstly, the mood of the american markets is conveyed. secondly, oil is getting more expensive on the expectation that the fed will slow down the

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. ♪ haidi: bank of america, kicking off nearly $2 billion high-yield sale to finance nielsen holdings are now using a rear window of opportunity to sell the debt to investors. welcome fell in late trade after giving a weaker forecast than expected due to the economic slowdown and covid lockdowns and china. qualcomm expects revenue will be 9.2 to 10 billion dollars in the fiscal first quarter. the average estimate was $12 billion. eroding even faster than expected. jumped after the ceo said the plane maker could generate $10 billion in cash annually by 2026. the price of the largest gain in the dow jones industrial average is executives laid out plans to return annual sales to about $100 billion. boeing sales last reached that level back in 2018. coming up next -- we will be talking about how investors should play in the latest fed rate outlook with icapital's anastasia amoroso. u.s. stocks, really reacting not so positively to the higher peak path to slow messaging from fed chair powell. we are seeing sydney futures looking pretty dire. pretty natural that we will see asia stocks foll

they have the nielsen group doing it. you know, the people do radio and tv and i think their last poll, they have roosevelt ahead 53. they know what's coming okay behind the and the hearst you know, hearst is very much opposed to roosevelt at this point. his pollster gets right. he's doing, i think, the crossley people and there's another group which is hired by fortune magazine. and they predict in the 60% range. and they had been predicting from 60% in january and with the smallest possible sample. so it was very interesting to see just how it worked and didn't work. also, the democrats have a pollster too. and at this point being called the real genius because he got things really right in 1932 and 1934 and he was on the cover of magazine and from january of he's saying we're in trouble. we're in trouble, gang. he's saying, i don't if we can carry new york, i don't know. we can carry michigan. we problems. and charlie, who had been the big hatchet for the democratic party against herbert hoover is in the at the time of

according to nielsen, broadcast radio has a higher reach than television. research says it's nearly neck and neck with social media for how americans get their news. surveys repeatedly show that americans trust radio over any other medium. >> so why is it such a big force? and what is salem media. the new york times characterizes the content like this, quote, nationally syndicated radio shows the discuss baseless claims of rigged voting machines, accuse election officials of corruption, and espouse ballot fraud conspiracy theories. sounds pretty, good how? now. so let's discuss with katie thornton, host of the divided island podcast series from w and y is he's on the media, and my dear friend charlie sykes, editor at large of the bulwark in the msnbc political analyst and former conservative radio host. katie, let's start with you. how widely does salem's brand spanned this really harmful information? >> in the podcast series we call salem media possibly the most influential media group you've never heard of. salem is not the biggest radio station in our co

reena shots, back joining, us now miles taylor the staff of the dhs secretary, kirsten nielsen also back. you know, i really wanted to cover the story in part because we oftentimes look to the uk or our european allies in some respect to draw comparisons about what might be happening here in the united states. the truth of the matter, is all over the, world and also in places like brazil, you are seeing some comparisons about democracy being challenged, being in peril and this country in brazil has some very striking parallels in fact even tonight they are trying to have securing president available because they might have all of these protests that are pro bolsonaro. and, i'm wondering, in terms of the lessons to be learned or what we can be looking at, are you seeing some kinds of blueprints or analogies that you want to point out? >> well, i think it is worrying not just in brazil, but around the world. the united states example is being looked. at what happened in the 2020 election wasn't some tiny country in a far corner of the globe. the entire world watched it. and, they watched i

and the fact that people, if you look at the nielsen data, youtube on tv is equal to us in viewing. that doesn't mean we're going to get into the user generated business then there's sports, there's news so there's a lot of things on the big screen, but again, what we want to do is embody the most exciting entertainment on earth. be the best creative company that's why disney is so inspiring to be in the same league as them because they're such an amazing creative company. >> where are you on sports andy jassy is doing sports no sports yet. at least classically >> talk to us after we're a big leader in games. we've got a lot of investment to do in games. >> what does that mean there's the mobile gaming piece of this. you're not partnered with microsoft. microsoft now is selling x box streaming where you can play straight up from a television. >> from the outside, it's odd because we build on amazon web services and we compete with them that's been true from the beginning that we compete with them and rely on them. then at microsoft, we rely on them on the ad sales, compete with them

the survey led the nielsen iq company. rbc got acquainted with the results.op 10 of goods and services, on which russians saved alcohol, took the last place; only 36% of respondents cut their spending on it. but most of all, the russians limited themselves to buying clothes, such turned out to be 71% more often than on alcohol, russians saved on entertainment outside the home and on trips to a restaurant and on buying furniture and utensils. yes, even russians are ready to sacrifice even an annual vacation more willingly than the cost of five in the evening, the head of the research center for the federal and regional alcohol markets in one drobis. alcohol speaks. regardless of the price, the quote leads to a certain psycho-emotional state, so consumers can buy alcohol cheaper, but there is no saving on quantity . leaders of the russian expert group . they try to divert the situation about the economy. thank you all presented the economic review of the day. criminal cases for very similar crimes are considered immediately in in several regions of russia, we a