identifying price pressure and the official data is not. the official data is not. two different to stories coming out of corporate america and the official economic data? matt: there is a potential the earnings could be squeezed a little bit. so far, so good. but the risk is if it gets passed through. jon: what do you make of that? priya: until you have significant wage inflation, amazon is a big component, you could have a robot talking about rates, so that is the issue. we can have robots doing things overall, does that keep wage inflation low and does that mean that cpi stays. jon: productivity in america? priya: long-term, yes. i don't know if it happens over the next couple years. we need the big data. i think that could be a pretty long cycle. jon: some people bullish getting robot anchors a sometime soon. it is time for rapidfire questions. i'm going to give you one question, one short answer. will jay powell serve a second term? matt: and a third. priya: yes. iain: yes. jon: there we go. would you buy the spread widening and u.s. high-yield, yes or no? matt:

the official data is not.here different stories from corporate america and the official economic data? >> because there's a potential let earnings could be squeezed. you need productivity to offset that pressure. the risk is that that gets passed through. jonathan: what do you make of that? >> until you have significant rate inflation, they are not going to have price pressure. if i'm not getting paid more, it harder for me to pay more. and on wage inflation, the big component, amazon is a big component. you could have a radar -- robot here next time talking about rates. jonathan: i hope not. >> that's the issue. if we could have robots doing things, does that keep rate inflation low? that's going to effectively mean that cbi itself stays. jonathan: productivity in america russian mark >> long-term, yes. we need all the big data. all of that has to seep through into the process and producing's. that to be a pretty long cycle. jonathan: i mentioned to some people -- time for some rapidfire questions. one questi

today bloomberg reported that noted an outspoken privacy advocate john has prospered germany's official data protection commissioner will investigate the breach the revelation of the matter comes that especially in the opportune time for google which today launched a new phone the pixel three which many won't buy. and there is renewed attention to renewed. energy in the wake of monday's dire warnings from the united nations global panel on climate change and there's merger news in that regard energy form a s of denmark has announced that they will purchase one hundred percent equity in deep water when there's a major us bass player in renewable energy for five hundred ten million dollars deepwater has touted their development of a three point three gigawatt of electrical generating capacity in a variety of wind projects along the mid to upper atlantic coast of the united states a gigawatt by the way equals one billion watts anough the power seven hundred thousand homes using eleven thousand kilowatts of ours or said saw the complimentary value of deep waters assets in combination with or.

today bloomberg reported that noted an outspoken privacy advocate john has prospered germany's official data protection commissioner will investigate the breach the revelation of the matter comes that especially in the opportune time for google which today launched a new phone the pixel three which many won't buy. and there is renewed attention to renewable energy in the wake of monday's dire warnings from the united nations global panel on climate change and there's merger news in that regard energy for a a s. denmark has announced that they will purchase one hundred percent equity in deep water when there's a major us bass player in renewable energy for five hundred ten million dollars deepwater has touted their development of a three point three gigawatt of electrical generating capacity in a variety of wind projects along the mid to upper atlantic coast of the united states a gigawatt by the way equals one billion watts anough the power seven hundred thousand homes using eleven thousand kilowatts of ours or said saw the complimentary value of deep waters assets in combination with oerste

one in five persons that tries to cross the mediterranean sea drones or disappears according to official data by the i.o.m. and that's why it's so important that there is civilized at sea and of course if that was the case we are all still able goes the ship goes out to sea and just you just sort of sails around until you spot something of course we want to know what happens at the european border just on monday one of our surveillance aircraft just found a dead body floating and also still going to do so ira no one knows what happened to to disguise and no one knows if there are even more. people who have drowned in that incident so it's very important that civil society has an eye out there and we will keep a sharp lookout and we will challenge the european policy of letting people drown it's interior minister myself he says his country bears an unfair share of the migrant do you think he has a point i mean it is appointed italy has taken a lot of the burden over the last years when we think of the situation back in two thousand and thirteen just yesterday we have to fifth anywhere's the ri

the official data showed that factory growth is growing at its weakest pace in two years.he numbers showed this, pmi slipped to 50.2 from 50.8 in september. that's a hair short of a contraction. there's a lot of attention on the new export orders. they show what future business could look like. the sub index dropped to 46.9 from 48. so factories are getting hit by slowing domestic demand and also by the deteriorating afraid teis between the u.s. and china the central bank set the yuan to its lowest level in ten years. that's been sparking a lot of debate here if the policymakers will allow the yuan to weaken past the psychologically important 7 level. stock market did relatively well despite this there was one stock that is not doing so well. that's the stock of wh group this is a top pork producer, it's listed in hong kong the company said its profits are taking a beating because of the trade war. the q3 numbers came in 31% down from a year ago. that's because of the high supplies as well as china's retaliatory 20% tariff on u.s. pork products. they said the average price

bloomberg an official data say it imported just under 11 metric tons, below august. fell for the six months through september in the longest months in 1997, on dollar strength, higher u.s. interest rates clear, thing that's been the macro drivers are what are underpinning this. they're talking about macro spotinds, and one bright that will get later on today, u.s. gdp data. we are expecting that to show the best back-to-back quarterly gains since 2014. clearly this has been the , comfortable in a way the u.s. economy is developing at the moment and wake the fed are handling inflation on the one hand and growth from strength on the other. the big thing for asian equities and especially places like china is whether or not we see anymore movement by the authorities to very fragile sentiment, but in the u.s. there has been a lot of talk around the fed dialing back, certainly not enough on the table yet to see the fed withdrawing from this path. shery: this week has been so tough, even some bullish investors have changed their tone. why has the route been so damaging to t

that foreign investors have sold 17.5 billion euros in italian government bonds in august that is official datathe bank of italy there. ten-year btp at about 3.76 a lot of questions about those financial conditions on the budget discussions as we were speaking with willem, it doesn't seem like there's any willingness to revise the budget deficit forecast lower despite some resistance from the europe peep commission. and markets are not liking it. ftse mib hit a 20-month low as the fallout of the budget proposals continue down 1.3% today. the european commission says it has serious concerns about italy's draft budget plan citing an unprecedented deviation from eurozone targets mateo salvini called on rome's coalition government to stop arguing as both sides fight over a tax amnesty. what's interesting here, we're talking about the bank of italy, talking about foreign investors. if you look at the breakdown of ownership, a good part of that now is owned by domestics, and also by the european central bank that raises questions on what the impact could be on the italian bond market once the ecb ful

we actually don't have any great official data on police files. if you get killed in this country by a police officer and a newspaper doesn't write about you, you just don't exist in the data. that's why we think the numbers we have are probably underreporting. that's even more wild. the third is i have this unwavering sense of hope. i think about hope as a belief that tomorrow can be better than today. when people say the system is broken and some people respond by saying that no, it was designed to be like this, the takeaway is that it was designed. people made this up and because people made it up we can make something different. >> what's the difference between hope and faith? >> king says that the bend towards justice is about faith. when we say it's the arc bend, it's a statement of hope. the world can be better. it won't necessarily be better. i think about hope as work, not hope is magic. >> in civil rights history very often marginalize voices even within the movement, women's voice, clear voices, get marginalized pushed out. what responsi

does that reflect what you are seeing from the official data? ator of how people are feeling about the trade war. are three reason -- recent trends we are seeing in the data. number one, we saw a sharp decline in the sales and profitabilities of the chinese private sector. but that seems to be caused mostly by deteriorating finance conditions in the chinese economy. particularly with respect to private businesses. this is quite a sharp decline. usually, we see this -- they are like the pmi's -- they hover around 40 or 50. we see a huge drop to the roughly, mid 20's. that is suggesting that the vast majority of our sample responding to us by saying their financing conditions are deteriorating sharply. is, werd one obviously notice that in general in a situation like this, costs of business should be going down. a risingeing still cost of doing business in china. those are the three things combined making it a pretty view for now at least for the chinese private sector. interesting that the labor and overall cost forecast continue to rise. what are

clearly looking into it and compliance basically means two things one that facebook notified data protection officials within seventy two hours of themselves learning about the breach and that facebook is somehow not negligent in protecting data protect data privacy of its users as laid out by g.d.p. are now the seventy two hour window facebook at least appears to be safe on that one it's a bit more complicated when it comes to the negligence side and that's what the irish data protection commission really wants to look into we're going to just wait and see what that investigation uncovers it could be a rather expensive result for facebook. thank you for unpacking that complex topic for. tennis now inova djokovic continues his final run this season by qualify for the final of the shanghai open the did it in style. i think is the semifinal against german alexander it's better in straight sets six two six one in just under an hour djokovic who has won both the u.s. open and wimbledon this year who played croatian born a quarter each in the final on sunday. french football legend on really has been named

clearly looking into it and compliance basically means two things one that facebook notified data protection officials within seventy two hours of themselves learning about the breach and that facebook is somehow not negligent in protecting data protect data privacy of its users as laid out by g p r now the seventy two hour window facebook at least appears to be safe on that one it's a bit more complicated when it comes to the negligence side and that's what the irish data protection commission really wants to look into we're going to just wait and see what that investigation uncovers it could be a rather expensive result for facebook. thank you for packing that complex topic for us. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you saudi arabia has described as baseless allegations claims that it killed just and generous jamal khashoggi in turkey but reports say ankara has video and all the approval of his killing inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. you're watching news from brisbane just stay tuned for more at the top of the hour and in the meantime you can log on to our web site fo

researchers looked at official health data of around 10,000 16—to—24—year—olds in 2015. binge—drinking rates also dropped from 27% to 18% in the same 10—year period. sima kotecha has been talking to young people in birmingham about why they're turning away from alcohol. not a typical cafe, but not a typical bar either. in here, a game of pinball goes well with one of these. but for most of the clientele, an alcoholic beverage isn't the ideal accompaniment. today's survey supports the argument drinking habits among 16—24—year—olds are changing, with fewer of them opting for booze. i used to drink a lot more when i was younger. but the older i have got, the happier i am without drinking. i kind of feel confident in social situations. and businesses like this one are telling us they are having to adapt. most of the younger people tend to drink a little less these days. a lot more into their coffees. we offer lots of loose leaf tea that people tend to consume while they are studying and things like that. the reasons varied. some possibilities — work stress, parental pressure

is published their dates of birth there are allegations that some of them are saudi security officials the data going as far as to say that one of them was someone who is familiar with the autopsies because and this is according to the new york times gruesome detail that. entered that door in the saudi consummate that he was killed within two hours of walking through those doors and what they say is that he was dismembered by a bone so these are horrific details these are again all according to anonymous sources the one thing we are lacking here is evidence but it also gives you a sense that in this country all these leagues will not be coming out without being sanctioned by the highest levels of government in turkey this is a hugely complicated political story so i think we can also say that you know the turkish authorities don't want to they want to keep breathing room so to speak keep some space of maneuver but this is certainly ramping up the pressure on the saudi authorities when you're talking into this detail as you said the bigger picture through all those reports the new york times the

there seems to be a disconnect with some of the official government data and industry data we get versust the real risk is on the ground. we saw some folks taken by andrise earlier this year, a couple in the retail space. where is that disconnect coming from? william: if you look at our data, which is private and only accessible by the banks that contribute the data, they are not surprised. what you see in our data is you see trends on the trend line happening much earlier and much more pronounced. that is the power of what we're delivering. caroline: clearly a worry about the zombie companies as rate start to rise. now, let's change here for little bit. tesla model three posted some of the best technology in any electric vehicle. a team of engineers say there is a major flaw. that is hurting tesla's product margin. >> detroit. you would associate it with building cars. in an engineering warehouse, we found a man who tears them apart piece by piece. his latest project, tesla's model three. >> monroe associates does quite a bit of engineering work. mostly in reverse engineering and benchm

particularly excited to have the attorney general of the united states as a keynote speaker the official in charge of data privacy. so we will have a renowned expert speaking facebook always has as the retired security officer. >> i am retired. >> and also with uber new chief security officer and mike mcglothlin vice chairman of the board and the senior advisor to national security agency for the last cyber security advisor but that does not exist now. assistant secretary for department of homeland security the chair of the information technology subcommittee but the different mike rat rogers and my successor from the department of justice was attorney general for national security. also keeping in mind with this year's threats that they are global in nature. to the cyber ambassador. with the cyber security bureau. so in the cyber brick brigade the haired of new york cyber command and the pentagon joint artificial intelligence center. i encourage all of you to register i look forward to seeing you out there and this is part of the cyber event and now for the conversation today. those of us in this field f

referenced recent privacy and data scandals before warning that consumer data is being quote weaponized against us with military officials see in order to build what he called a data industrial complex making his point. mr cook said all of this should quote unsubtle us it does i believe him mr cook's position his company is a leader on privacy and through some shade it rivals by noting that desire to put profits over privacy is nothing new the solution according to the apple c.e.o. our privacy laws to protect consumer rights to limit data collection to know which data is being collected to access and correct what is held that may be not correct and to secure the use of people's personal data. while saudi arabia's royal family is trying to soothe investors who may be getting cold feet about relations with the kingdom this week there's a reminder today that saudi economic influence remains substantial at the controversial davos of the desert conference in riyadh we've told you about before pakistan's prime minister i'm room khan made it clear that saudi's large yes is still welcome among regional neighbors as he accepted a

was counting we got this tweet here from sar she says until this investigation no official body in the u.k. collected data on the deaths of homeless people but now the office of national statistics will compile and publish official statistics on it great concrete impact their work as usual uses the hash tag that your team is using make them account may have this seems like a victory but a bittersweet one at that the fact that they weren't being counted before and they weren't as hash tag indicates counted right so from the start we hoped that somebody would take up this challenge and do this work and it's great that the national statistics are going to do that because there's a huge deficit in evidence if we don't know how many people are dying how when they're dying how do we solve the problem but yet as he say they could the tragedy is that it's not going to solve anything it's not going to stop people dying now we know how many people are dying and how and when it's up to the rest of us to think of the solutions to make sure that not a single of a person dies homeless in the u.k. kevin i'm just wonderi

was counting we got this tweet here from czar she says until this investigation no official body in the u.k. collected data on the deaths of homeless people but now the office of national statistics will compile and publish official statistics on it great concrete impact their work which you should use the hash tag that your team is using to make them account made this seems like a victory but a bittersweet one at that the fact that they weren't being counted before and they weren't as hash tag indicates counted right so so from the start we hope that somebody would take up this challenge and do this work and it's great that the office for national statistics are going to do that because there's a huge deficit in evidence if we don't know how many people are dying how when they're dying how do we felt the problem but as you say the tragedy is that it's not going to sold anything it's not going to stop people dying now we know how many people are dying and how and when it's up to the rest of us to think is the solution to make sure that not a single other person dies homeless in the u.k. kevin i'm just wond

later this morning we have vietnamese trade data do and chinese official pmi out on wednesday. weekend we saw another stock data point for china. industrial profit growth slowing for a fifth month. haidi: brazil has elected far right candidate jair bolsonaro as its next president. hadformer army captain almost 56% of the votes with more than 96% of votes counted. he will be taking office on january 3. yorke joined out of new now. it is oh is a case of the magnitude of this victory, but the hard work begins given how divided the congresses. guest: exactly. now we will have to see, speaking, he is still he has not really announced any specific measures but that is what we're looking for now. measures and the first names of his government, to see how he will get these things done in congress. we do not know yet. we can see that the victor of this election is ,peaking in rio de janeiro hugging his supporters, talking about how it was not just his victory but a victory for everyone who supported them. he has spoken about wanting to privatize state assets, want to fix his ailing econo

we will get data with those, official pmi out of china, better indication of how the trade war and similarlaying out and look at the bank of japan adding as well. shery: 6:30 in new york. looking at wall street on friday, we saw grim results, the dow and s&p 500 on the verge of correction territory, all of it being felt in asia. let's get to first word news. haslinda: exit polls say the thet-winger has won brazilian national election. he has taken 50% -- 56% of the vote. the former army captain ran on a campaign of tackling crime and corruption and opening up mining in the amazon. his leftist rival found his message ground by public anger at revelations of corruption inside his workers party. the weekend shows signs of a slowdown in china. 4% comparedover with a 9% rise in august. the slowdown comes as industrial out that grows and factory deceleration stopped in september from a year earlier. profits rose 14% from a year earlier to 715 million dollars. the boss of it thailand conglomerate died. bought the list of city football club hoping to find the premier title leak years later for the

referenced recent privacy and data scandals before warning that consumer data is being quote weaponized against us with military officials see in order to build what he called a data industrial complex making his point clear mr cook said all of this should quote unsubtle us it does i believe him mr cook's position his company as a leader on privacy and through some shade it rivals by noting that desire to put profits over privacy is nothing new the solution according to the apple c.e.o. our privacy laws to protect consumer rights to limit data collection to know which data is being collected to access and correct what is held that may be not correct and to secure the use of people's personal data. well saudi arabia's royal family is trying to soothe investors who may be getting cold feet about relations with the kingdom this week there's a reminder today that saudi economic influence remains substantial at the controversial davos of the desert conference in riyadh we've told you about before pakistan's prime minister iram khan made it clear that saudi's large yes is still welcome among regional neighbors as he accepted a

nineteen civilians it's an outdoor market near yemen's forces you have the data on wednesday this according to yemeni officials the strategic red sea ports has been a lifeline for international aid to live risk to the war torn country. south korean soldiers discovered was a likely to be war remains while working to remove mines in the demilitarized zone between the north and south souls the finance ministry says it believes the discovery includes the bodies of two soldiers of the two koreas have removed mines from the server the head of a joint project to identify war remains next year for ukrainian filmmaker alex. won this year's prize of the prize awarded by the european parliament is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards it all those groups or individuals for their fights for human rights or freedom of thought across the globe a vocal critic of the kremlin and fierce opponent of moscow's annexation of crimea or next and saw first become russia's most famous president is currently serving a twenty year jail term charged with plotting acts of terror a sentence he says is politically motiv

officials hope to find the voice and data recorders. >>> a violent death for a criminal. boston mob boss james whitey bulger was reportedly beaten to death in prison. once one of america's 10 most wanted by the fbi, he was found dead one day after he was transferred to west virginia prison. he evaded capture for 16 years before he was caught in santa monica in 2011. bulger was serving two life sentences for 11 murders. he was also a long-time fbi nfl and the. the fbi is investigating it as a homicide. >>> a bart rider will face a judge today after pulling out a pair of chainsaws on a train. video posted to twitter shows the man picking up a red chainsaw and flicking the switch seven times. patrick bingham was arrested and is at the santa rita jail on charges of exhibiting a deadly weapon. >>> an oakland father is under arrest this morning in connection with a shooting that left his 3-year-old son critically hurt. it happened monday night inside the family home. so far police aren't saying what happened. the case has been forwarded to the d.a.'s office to determine the cha

researchers looked at official health data from the last decade and found almost a third of 16 to 2a—year—olds with around one in five in 2005. non—drinking was found across a broad range of groups, suggesting it was becoming "more mainstream". the uk economy stagnated in august with the office for national statistics having recording 0% growth for the month. economists had been expecting a 0.1% month—on—month rise in growth. that is compared to the 0.a% growth in gross domestic product logged injuly. the latest is that six people have been confirmed as died due to the floods which started yesterday evening. just a few moments ago we had a comp formation of a sixth victim. —— a confirmation of a sixth victim. —— a confirmation of a sixth victim. a british couple is confirmed they were reportedly travelling who were travelling in a taxi at the time that. we do not have a official confirmation of that. the british authorities are trying to get more information about a particular case. another nine people are believed to be missing at the moment. the spanish authorities are working hard to try an

researchers looked at official health data from the last decade and found almost a third of 16 to 2a—year—olds't drink. that compares with around one in five in 2005. non—drinking was found across a broad range of groups, suggesting it was becoming "more mainstream". egyptair‘s in—flight magazine has apologised over an interview with actress drew barrymore that was slated on social media after being published. the article about the star went viral after being posted online, with many questioning whether the interview was real. barrymore's representatives said she "did not participate" in the interview, which was notable for a number of grammatical and spelling errors. ahram advertising agency, which publishes the magazine, said the confusion was due to translation issues, and apologised for any misunderstanding. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9:30. thank you very much for your m essa 9 es thank you very much for your messages already about whether or not the westminster government should step in, as some conservative mps are calling for, to decriminalise abortion in northern

we have a survey data that shows that. elected officials be the notion , the rather quaint notion of the citizen legislator who needs only horse sense, not a bunch of staff, to govern wisely. so yes, the mindset endures despite the fact that the amount of money congress on staff is generally a rounding error. it is less than what the lobbyists spent to influence progress. what is the flood -- where does the power lie? what congress? legislative staffing is no small matter. commerce needs staff to carry out its duties and to respond to public demands. congress needs staff who are as smart as the executive branch officials, interest group representatives who have their own ideas as to what policies should be made. this me for help however has to be balanced against the value of representative governments. for national legislature -- staffing to serve the members and not imagine themselves as unelected representative who should direct policy. they are not the ones that have to face the voters. they can be collateral damage, but they don't have

officials are hoping to find the plane's voice and data recorders. >> the bay area is known for their major medical in ts e. the event to save a boy's life. an 8-year-old had his heart open to more than a million in the bay area. late at night 60 years ago, kpix made history with a stunning broadcast. >> nothing like it happened in san francisco or where i am tempted to say national television. this was a big deal. >> this operation is taking place now. >> reporter: what you are watching is the first live telecast of an open heart surgery. the year? 1958. >> this is extraordinary. this event occurred only a s th suy. >> doctors approached channel 5. the goal? to show viewers the latest in modern medicine. a heart lung machine. it made open heart surgery possible. >> this machine is designed to imitate the heart and the lungs. >> kpix 5 technicians hauled big cameras and snake cables right into the o.r. everything needed disinfecting. >> we had three cameras in the operating room. camera number one was chained into the ceiling to lock down on the surgical wound. it's pretty good. >> re

nature of the breach and the risk for users at this point the d p c's official inquiry under authority of the european union's general data protection regulation could result in fines of up to four percent of facebook's net global revenues that formula would yield a fine in this case of just over one point six billion dollars as first reported by the wall street journal. and now we take you from washington back to boston to catch up with bart and the boom bust team bart what's the energy like there right now. daniel it is super exciting here all the entrepreneur is the venture capitalist lots of folks we've got senator flake from washington governor k. six from ohio even the mood scared she was here earlier lots of things taking place but it just got a lot more exciting right here where i'm standing because we're joined by christiane counterpart at our finance expert christy i was not able to stay up as late as others last night i know there were some great acts on the main stage there you were here tell us about it as we had hard a.v.m. arsenal make a very special. parents for us last night i was super exciting but also

data. the iraqi female officials proudly presented their miraculously published and quite professional statistical results. then in contradiction of their custom, they shook our hands. after data is an essential underpinning for a representative and responsible government as well as a thriving economy. the census bureau faces challenges, i know it has the talent and commitment for pleating them. i hope you find me worthy to contribute, i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. i want to welcome your family. and i thank you for your service and theirs as well. you see that -- you will see your loved one less if he gets confirmed to this position. i would like to welcome mr. kubianda. he previously worked for the united states postal service office of the inspector general, house committee and oversite forum. i would encourage you to introduce your family. i want to thank them for their willing nfs to sacrifice time with you in your important positi position. >> thank you for inviting me. my family was unable to be here. my spouse has some really important prior commitments overseas and my mot

data capabilities. that means that it can send information independently being connected to an iphone or not. the problem is officiallyays that they do not have data connectivity for apple watches in turkey. and unlike iphones, they can't roam. didn't mean it is impossible, but i think it makes it less likely that this is the scenario. there is always bluetooth. you know that they can connect without cellular connectivity back to an iphone. and we've been told that the fiance had one of his phones outside the consulate. that is a pretty big distance for something like this to work. bluetooth really doesn't work outside of about 50 feet usually. so i think that there is a pretty high bar here that all of these things would have to work. that at wi-fi connection was still going on. is it possible? yes, but we see inaccuracies in this report saying things like the saudis were able to use the journalist's fingerprint to get into the apple watch. well, apple watch didn't use fingerprints technology. and we've seen in other cases where there are missing people authorities try to use wearable devices and in fact sometimes do

new data by regional transportation officials found these are the top local congestion spots. and as you can see, a lot of them are in the east bay. number one is 101 northbound from cesar chavez in san francisco going across the western span of the bay bridge. if you drive that, you will not be surprised. so that story gave us an idea to try and find the fastest way to get from the city to the east bay. and there are four options. of course you can drive. there's parking lot. ac transit. and casual carpool. so pick your horse. the starting line to abc 7 studios. the finishing point, downtown berkeley's bart station. the start time was 5:04 p.m. we september leigh-ann medical lessen easy by news van. let's meet our other three competitors who all work with us here at the station. >> everyone will introduce ourselves quickly. >> tom. carpool. >> justin, i'll be taking bart. >> we are monitoring everybody's proceeding. four folks taking four different forms of transportation. >> approximate everybody is betting against me, and i don't know why. >> 12 minutes in and leigh-ann has

the changes election officials are making to protect voter data here in california. >>> boston celebrating its fourth world series and we take a look at when being town will hold the victory parade. >>> good morning. watching some tv the traffic is actually getting busier. here at the macarthur maze you can see traffic coming around the corner to a crowded bay bridge toll plaza. >>> and the skies are crowded with clouds i should say in the breeze will pick up and we will talk about what is in store the rest of the week. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." 5:14 a.m. and breaking news from north carolina where one person has been shot at a high school and ago, at butler high school in the suburb of matthews, north carolina, southeast of charlotte. the matthews police de

. >>> we are learning now about a data breach involving a government computer system that interacts with healthcare.gov. officials say the system was hacked this month and sensitive personal data of some 75,000 people was compromised. the hacked system is used by insurance agents and brokers to directly enroll people for subsidized health insurance under the affordable care act. all other sign-up systems are working. >>> one of amazon's new cashier-free retail stores may be coming to san francisco's financial district. the city has approved permits to install amazon go signs near california and battery streets. amazon go stores allow customers to pick up items while sensors track their purchases and then automatically charge the customer's amazon account. so far, there's only a handful of the stores nationwide. the first amazon go stores opened in seattle and chicago. >>> there are reports that uber is planning a new venture separate from its rideshare business. according to techcrunch and the financial times, uber is developing an on demand staffing business. it would be called uber works and would offer compani

lizzie's among the body got who had nine hundred phone calls with saudi officials on october the second which is of course the data showed she went missing four of those calls would have been someone's private secretary the bodyguard also rented a private jet under his name an aircraft reported to have flown a group of men to istanbul fifteen days ago is the team in washington d.c. she's at the white house will be with her shortly also cynical in the turkish capital but of course starting with jamal shale who is outside that saudi consul general's residence in istanbul jamaal an update from you the search has been going on what three four. it is well on the way here come all this search that includes several forensic experts as well as members from turkey there are units and obviously headed by the deputy director of the turkey's attorney general's office all of them in the building behind me we had seen them literally they've been combing gets inside and out so we saw there were images of these forensic experts and the whites overalls on the roof of the building we sold these flashing lights coming out of the win

alerted people byext messa to evacuate but cell phone out.s had been knocked then officials didn't get ccurate sea level data because the town's sitidal sensors weret working. the united nations calls the need vast. aid is trickling in and security is being stepped up to prevent looting. indonesia's presidentirst reluctant to accept foreign aid is now appealing for more scuers to help. the white house confirms he spoke with president trump who said the u.s will offer immediate assistance. and people are still miasing. this manet to find any sign of six relatives swept away here including 3-year-old nephew. he says if the government can't find them,hen it's up to god. ppealing forrs are help to try to reach some of those areas that are still cut off. the fate of thousands of people unknown, conditions deteriorating, and time running out. >>> right now fst lady mill elaa trip continued her sto in ghana. this week-long trip aims to promote child lfweare. mrs. trump will visit kenya and egypt also. >>> happening tonight in northern virginia, parents are set to discuss the security situation at a loudoun county e