reflecting back, she was one of thousands of firefighters on the front lines one year ago, trying to battle those ferocious flames, that really, there was just no getting ahead of those fires, wind driven fires that were just leveling entire city blocks. there wasn't a whole lot firefighters could do, especially in the early stages to get a handle on things. heather, frank? >> just horrible to think about the incredible devastation. but, neighborhood come back and it's good to see those neighbors coming back. >>> well, the tubbs fire destroyed 1400 homes in santa rosa's coffey park neighborhood alone. ktvu fox 2 news recently took this drone video of the area. so far, only two dozen homes have been completely rebuilt. 551 homes are currently in some stage of construction and the city has issued permits for another 112 homes in coffey park to be rebuilt. >>> the north bay firestorm destroyed 350 homes in mendocino county and the rebuilding process has been slowed there. flames destroyed a quarter of the homes in rural redwood and potter county's. cruise in mendocino county have finall

on this episode of one used to live on china's rubbish crisis. we've traveled about an hour outside by james where the problems china faces managing its weist are on the stock displayed by. the stock pile here is the results of share bikes games and gone wrong. the bicycles were dumped here because they were quote being off by aging straights. this is just one all too many bicycle dumping grounds daughter the cross china there are a symbol of a culture of birth for juices and throws a y. on massive skyll and whether it's bicycles plastics or industrial waste it's a problem that's getting bigger and bigger bigger and . china's government has now that. the question is of. no way illustrates the scale of the problems china faces and. the scale. of the population much the same as a strong h. died a city produces twenty five thousand tonnes of flyest than double what it was twenty years ago. food delivery is known here. in china's big cities you can order pretty much anything from a. single cup of coffee the next to nothing. the . food. is father and

one gene dong is one. by aging one hundred seventy thousand a rubbish scavenge is part of the informal recycling industry that currently handles about a third of the city's garbage. a migrant worker really if he's home province and years ago long lives on the fringes of the capital in a brick shack with no electricity or running water. wang and his wife took in their nephew eleven year old monk and after the child's father. now a mattress with others i'm a man. by . wang is committed to giving his nephew and education. about what here. now look at all of the old order is. lost a lot when you're. a one is taking me with him to collect volatiles on a demolition site covered with plastic mesh to keep down the dust it's worth. the real money and rubbish comes from controlling turf. well connected collectors cut deals with the big residential compounds pining for exclusive rights to handle their wife's. surely no one. so you do now as i why do you not go to war with just a white man. is no the easiest way to ma

to further the pressure on madrid boss schoolin look at ag philip on the record for basso but it was luis suarez's day at the no camp the required helping himself to a hat trick to render the absence through injury of a virtually unnoticeable this is madrid's worst start to a league season since nineteen fifty two but the take these men have now lost five of their last seven matches. has ended of twenty eighteen on a high by taking victory at the finals in singapore so italy no was forced to fight back after her opponent in sunday's final sloane stephens won the first set six three. the ukrainian forced her way back into the match by winning the second set against the twenty sixteen twenty seventeen a bigger part in u.s. open champion six two the tournament sixth seed then sealed by taking the final set six two she won all five of a singles matches in singapore and this extends a record to thirteen wins in fifteen finals on the. incredible i'm very pleased with her performance it wasn't perfect you know i forced my way played . matches in the end just. the way i could handle all the

if you would like to move on? let's move on. the next question is, you would be representing a district that depends on agriculture. and this depends on unpredictability about growing conditions. what are you willing to do to address the threat of man-made climate change? josh harder: i think we should start by stipulating that man-made climate change exists. as far as i know, i do not think -- congressman site congressman denham say it is real. we are seeing fire seasons go completely out of control and go year-round and be much worse than they are. we have the worst air quality in the central valley. i had childhood asthma. the reality is, growing up, the pollution isn't even caused by the central valley, it is caused by coal plants in china that send up pollution and it goes over the pacific. and settles in the first valley it finds, which is us. we bear the cost of an international problem right here. if only we had an international agreement, oh wait, the paris climate accord. [laughter] we actually had that. it was a great

months novel was published in one thousand one and is considered one of the earliest examples of modern fiction it was awarded the nobel prize for literature in one thousand nine hundred nine. almost none who also wrote many other novels is one of our most important writers his publisher wanted to cut that novel in half luckily month didn't let him go. another example is his famous novel the tin drum told from a child's point of view ryan mack. national socialism and world war two class portrays the german people as a nation of nazi sympathizers who refuse to grow up. the film version of this work drives home this point with vivid images and. this book from one nine hundred fifty nine was the first major novel to deal with germany's nazi past. but people used to think that evil spirits suddenly appeared somehow suggest the german people were not how it was it all took place in broad daylight on his part. was just six when the nazis came to power near the end of the war he served briefly in the vatican s.s. finally admitted this in two thousand and six. writing has always been a way to d

reports.ng there is a big one on china. a big one on europe. let's talk about china first.rnight, we got new china numbers. the statistical bureau the release them said part of the problem on growth is a very complex and difficult situation. i assume that is trade. is that the way you read it? >> it is. some of the export data is strong. we think the environment and relationship between the u.s. and china will become more complex and confrontational. we think the last 40 years was more about cooperation but the next four years will be more about competition. as china seeks to move up the value chain, we think it will bring it more into conflict with the u.s.. david: let's talk about what effect that has on the united states potentially. i want to be clear. i think this is 20% tariffs on all chinese imports. we are talking about going to 25% on half. the president has said he wants to go the whole way. if that happened, we would lose about $157 billion in trade. how much effect would that have on the chinese economy? >> china is not as large as the u.s.. it is more trade int

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up in one house. my mom planted three dogwood trees in the backyard when we were bu were born. we thought it would be where we lived forever in southern indianapolis and then, obviously, god had different plans for our life. i'm very grateful for the amazing opportunities and the privilege that it's been to be in a public family and a sort of a public life. i think that, you know, my parents have shown me how to take it all in stride and how even at times when it's kind of stressful to just be really grateful for all those challenges and for how they make us closer as a family. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on booktv on c-span 2. >>> next, a look at u.s. policy in syria. other topics include russia and turkey's influence in the region and the need to address human rights abuses. from the hudson institute, this is an hour and a half. >>> good afternoon and welcome to hudson institute. welcome to this debate about next steps for the u.s. strategy in syria. my name is jhonas. i'm a nonreside

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everyone always votes on the economy time and time again, no one has been bitter on the economy bettermp. i think this will be a good sign in midterm elections. maria: adrienne, what do you think about that and the lines for the republican sides resist versus results, you can't argue about the results in the economy, can you? >> yeah, the economy is doing relatively well and i will give a lot of credit to president obama for some of the policies he put forward but going into midterms is not, of course, president trump is coming out of campaign trail, he's campaigning for a lot of senators up for reelection. you are seeing on the democratic side president barack obama and michelle obama and other surrogates going out there. 31 days from the election, this is the time where big surrogates can make a huge difference in terms of turnout. maria: it's interesting because president obama endorsed alexandria ocasio-cortez, he's endorsing a lot of these extreme left candidates, do you think he's basically saying socialism over capitalism? >> of course he's not. with his endorsement will win. al

later on -- one destination, bloomberg.ejra: if you have to be on the move, tune into blumberg radio live on your mobile device or on digital radio in london. more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: good morning from dubai. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. nejra: kind nejra cehic in the city of london. these are today's top stories. manus: a great deal with china, says president trump. stocks gain and yen falls. battered by bond train -- trades carried declining income. cruise control as china made clear the road for foreign automakers, vw sticks to the full-year goals supported by a robust result. nejra: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we are an hour away from the european equity market open. let's bring you the numbers from reckitt. we were looking at the u.s. market and china impact. third quarter, held like for like at 0%. the company compiled estimate was a gain of 4.2 -- 4.4%. third quarter, like for like sales up 2%. the company compiled estimate was 4%. third quarter net revenue, a key thing to look at. 3

another one is on the way.de slider because it's going on the lee side of the sierra and result is are the winds are going to pick up over the weekend. sunshine but warmer temperatures. today a nice fall day. 60s, 70s on the temps and i don't think take too long to warm up tomorrow. probably some 80s and the east bay hills that we have to watch for saturday into sunday. gusts over 40 miles an hour. so something to watch here as we head into the weekend. then cooling next week. mike? >>> steve thank you. the noble piece praise has been awarded. coming up at 9:00, how the year's prize highlights the fight against sexual violence. >>> and telling siri you are getting pulled over. coming up the latest app for iphonesand how it could help some people during traffic stops. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the spee

next one is monday 8:00 central on the peacock. with our puppy with the purpose. >> did he have a favorite? >> kelly for sure. they had history. kelly was here. >> it was cute to see all he could do. >> he's learning a lot. >>> reese witherspoon and her husband were selected to read to their son's class as the readers of the week. they took the roles seriously dressing up as the characters from the book series their reading from. eventually the pair took off the heads of their costumes, looks like she enjoyed being a mystery reader. a plus for what they put into that assignment. >>> ben affleck is speaking out for the first time since entering rehab in august. after next's ex jennifer garner literally drove him to the treatment center of alcohol al dix. he released a statement on instagram on the progress he has made, writing quote, battling any addiction and alive long and difficult struggle. because of that, one is never really in or out of treatment. it is a full-time commitment. i am fighting for myself and my family. ben also

when you look back on this quarter, a lot of people will focus on jet fuel, what are you focused on > big part of it. our earnings are down for the quarter almost $500 million and 750 million increase in fuel price alone. the cost of fuel clearly is driven our earnings down year over year, but we know that our job is to make sure that fuel prices do what they do and we need to make sure that we give the right return to our investors. the other part of the story is revenue performance, while revenues are strong and demand is strong, we need to continue to work to make sure that we're doing everything we can to cover the cost, the higher cost of fuel. >> you had an analyst meeting about a year ago and you know this question is coming where you said to one of the analysts, our stock is going to be at $60 by november of next year. november of 2018, its nowhere close to $60. you made the bet for a bottle of wine. when you look at how the stock is being viewed by the street right now. do you feel like you're unfairly being criticized for the lack of growth in revenue relative to your peers

we spent a lot of time around the country in a one-on-one meeting from the military departments.the first place we were -- we have a requirement to make sure that inflation where they see a critical function, they are partnering with utilities, how do they come up with a comprehensive plan with utility, that's really where the rubber meets the road for us is the inflation level. we can meet with the ceos, but the real solutions are going to lie in the field and that is happening. the key is what direction you get the field and that is something we had made changes to in the last 15 months as far as the master plan is focused on efficiency, focused on where we can generate renewable energy and pursue the goals. we have now updated that to say our energy manager needs to work on how do you power your facilities? where do you need storage as opposed to generators. we need to come up with new ways to provide sustained back up our come in not knowing where going to get our next resupply of diesel fuel. beverly starts the installation level in the first inning are doing around the coun

it was a total fiasco from day one. of the worst cover up in history after the killing of journalists. we are taking appropriate actions which include revoking basis entering visa lookouts and other measures and he state identifies and prepares to punish some saudis suspected of being involved. in a human rights supporter and covers abuse and torture in the occupied palestinian territories. and the u.s. warns a so-called migrant caravan you will not cross our border under any circumstances. the united states has taken the first initiative action yet in the case of murder it's not a journalist. as president has called it quote the worst cover up in the history of cover ups but insists on staying away from economic sanctions is now putting the onus on congress for a response. nothing that they've done that it's gun has done well and certainly has not been. spoken of properly they did the wrong thing even thinking about the idea they certainly did a bad job of execution and they certainly did a bad job of talking about it

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eastern on c-span 2. >> here's what's coming up tonight on c-span. next on x and a.oel richard paul, professor at the university of california, hastings law school in san francisco, talks about his biography of chief justice john marshall. t 9:00 p.m., british approximately theresa may takes questions -- prime

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one by one. and it will take forever to build a network. this commission is in favor of having a network of transportation, but you have to facilitate that in the inf infrastructure somehow. we need to go into the infrastructure. the second one, i was struck by jefferson street today. and we approved many months ago selling fish off the boats. and it was a pilot. so i'm wondering if we can get an update, how has that pilot fared in terms of selling fish off the boats. because that seemed to -- we had a lot of discussion on that item. in part, how to do it and if it was requesting to work. it would be interesting to know what the progress was made and what are the results. thanks. >> commissioner makras: and to follow up, if there is problems with the quality, health department complaints or anything that fell out of that. >> president brandon: any other new business? >> i had one. will we have an informational meeting on this ferry building and what is happening with it and the future and -- >> y

october on al-jazeera. in a new season al-jazeera correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for elections but the main presidential contender is barred from the polls as he served time in jail for corruption. from the u.s. and beyond mind investigate the stories beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan will finally hold its parliamentary election but what direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the legacy of mama kentucky's and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every you. laura thank you very much lewis hamilton has clinched his eightieth pole position as he closes in on the formula one world title i'm saying driver was fastest in qualifying for the japanese grown prix how once and beat his teammate valtteri bottas to the front of the grid he needs. the driver standing by fifty points from sebastian vettel a ferrari with just five races rema

on trend. and that's all for kino special on fifty years of two thousand and one a space odyssey if you like to geek out on cooper actor website with lots of trivia about the film and if you can't make it to frankfurt for the exam but next year it's going on tour to london but for now i'm here with al harrington and we just like to say to the by open the pod bay doors hal i'm sorry. i'm afraid i can't do that. please. let me leave the world. of the. planet. for not. tara at the more of a refugee camp there's a terrible suspicion coursing through one of europe's largest refugee camps on the island of lives lost a legend i as followers has said to be terrorizing the refugees some say they've created criminal structures we need witnesses and victims in an exclusive report today in reporter on. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i re

between the war on the ban on the jersey. hello again you're watching out is there a minder of our top stories this hour an independent u.n. investigator is now pointing the finger at the saudi state for the killing of jim out special rapporteur agnes kalamata says the saudi journalist was the victim of an extrajudicial killing she says the people behind it the high enough to represent the state. to man has shocked she's friends and activists have held a vigil demanding answers from saudi arabia the saudi attorney general's office says it's looking at whether her killing was premeditated after information from a joint investigation with her. police evacuated the time warner center in new york city for a second day after reports of another suspicious package being sent to the building early on thursday more packages were sent to high profile critics of president donald trump actor robert de niro and former vice president joe biden were targeted . and president trump has signed a new law imposing tough sanctions on lebanon base

watch marion's ali's full interview with on one o one east alasia speaks first airing on saturday at three thirty g.m.t. here on al-jazeera. and still ahead on al-jazeera the front runner in brazil's presidential election is still far ahead of us and if there is some bad news for him and reopened for business a popular tourist destination the philippines is back up and running but it won't be business as usual and sports fans gymnastics legend puts on an impressive display at the world championships in qatar. hello there we've got lots of wet weather over parts of north america at the moment in fact within this area of cloud here is the remains of all storm willa it's gradually edging its way eastward still giving us some heavy downpours and then it will be working its way across the cold air that's over the eastern parts of canada and if it hits that it'll be turning wintery so a few outbreaks of snow there during the day on saturday and on sunday more of us will be seeing that wintery weather as it clears out the way there should be a lot brighter for us around the east part of the

i like this one. >> reporter: this one, mckacarts latest album just debuted at number one.e you trying to impress when you're writing these songs? ah-ha. everybody, i suppose. >> reporter: that's a tall order. >> it's an impossible order, you're right. it doesn't stop me. don't people always say i love it, paul. >> that is an occupational hazard. >> reporter: we visited him on the south english coast. >> that was abby road and this is the fireman rushes in, like that. >> reporter: we were surprised to find mccartney at 76 seems to have the same need to prove him as he did when he was a teenager. >> people worry about things and it doesn't matter howell vated you get or your reputation gets. you still worry about things. >> reporter: what are you worried about? what else do you have to prove? >> i've heard people say he just wants to be liked. and i'm going, doesn't everyone? >> reporter: do you know now more than you did then? >> no. when we were famous with the beatles and we did revolver,y. i thought it was out of tune. i thought the whole album was out of tune. i listene

come on up. mr. clerk, should we vote on three before we do the report on number four? i know they're called together. >>clerk: can you take the vote on three, and then, we can move onto item four. >> supervisor safai: okay. so let's just, before we do the report, any members of the public wish to comment on item number three, please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor safai: okay. so i'm going to entertain a moment to item number three to move the amendments governing the monitoring of sheltering committee to the full board with a positive recommendation. can we do that without objection? okay. so moved [ gavel ]. >> supervisor safai: okay. please come forward and present the sheltering monitoring report. >> good morning, members of the committee. okay. thank you. good morning, members of the rules committee. my name is howard chan. i am the policy analyst with the sheltering monitoring committee, and today i will be presenting the committee's annual report for 2016-2017. i'd like to begin by quickly going over the committee it

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with the president on air force one.ion for that reason. we hope to have her back on the show very, very soon. >>> facebook hackers are selling stolen passwords on the dark web. they are going for as little as $2.60 per log-in. susan: per user, yeah. stuart: this is from a study from the money guru. that study also found you can buy somebody's complete online identity, name, address, online shopping account info, social media profiles, you can get it all for less than $1,000. i'm going to call that expedited identity theft. that's really bad news. less than 1,000 bucks to take you over. >>> i think we're out of time almost. there will be a fraction more "varney" after this. . . . . stuart: what a date on the markets. didn't start particularly well. we have new records all over the place. susan, tell me how many records for the dow since the election of trump and since the inauguration of mr. trump? >> the dow is on pace for 102 record close since the election, right in november of 2016 under the inauguration or after the

one typical bauhaus aspect here is that this complex was focused on the role architecture could play in facilitating learning all rooms were built with the outdoors in mind. goodson's with some tell us something about this boathouse more of this water is nice no not at swansea about what you did so yes i don't think i mean bus z i was built in one nine hundred twenty eight and its prime purpose was to convey education and that was done quite effectively because teachers and students alike felt a sense of freedom thanks to its beautiful natural surroundings. on the space a nice rooms are provided as if i avoid. the building complex was meant to encourage communal learning and living. the school is full of incredible features that you often only notice at second glance. in the field those cards actually did to him right now next to the gym it has a really nice feature the windows slide open so in the summer they can be fully opened fire still that way the gym feels like it's outdoors even i was actually inside in the lot will ya. when you're maybe it's when you look around you can see

on-board.ir says the plane had a technical issue in its previous flight but the company insists the problem had been fixed. the number of u.s. troops being deployed to protect the southern border expected to exceed the initial estimate as the caravan of about 4,000 migrants travels north from central america. the military commander in charge of the operation says the figure will grow beyond 5,239. the defense official telling the wall street journal another 3,000 troops are ready to to go if necessary. president trump is sending the troops to stop the migrants from entering america. apollo global management is in advanced talk to buy arconic. they make aluminum products for cars and airplanes. this followed aluminum tariffs that drove up some costs for arconic. the deal could be reached as early as next week. shares of arres arconic are dow% this year. shares of apollo are down 12% so far this year. maria: coming up, nancy pelosi making a midterm prediction. >> let me say this. up until today i

one right fist and one left because one of them forgot to bring the pair of black gloves so they split a pair. boos rained down on the men. they were forced from the games. they were ostracized by some of their fellow athletes and by sports organizers. both went on to have brief nfl careers and later struggled with financial difficulties as a result of their actions. a footnote, the australian guy on the medal stand who finished second was criticized for doing his part to back them up because he chose to wear the badge of the olympic project for human rights, which the two protesting americans were a part of. well, these days, smith is 74, carlos is 73. the debate has shifted from raised fists to taking a knee. now, there's a museum devoted to the scourge of lynching in this country. poverty remains a problem, of course. and the protest this time was led by a man who had a brief but spectacular nfl career, who has the public support of one of the biggest brand names on the planet, 50 years after the gesture seen around the world. that is our broadcast for a tuesday night. thank you so

we have one online meeting, one at pier one. rebecca and her team are burning the midnight oil. we are excited what we will be able to bring to you. that concludes my report. thank you. >> any public comment on the executive director's report? seeing none. commission any report? >> commissioner took me up on the offer. we went down and saw where the new hotel can go by pier 7 and 70. we had a great lunch and walked around. he had on jeans. david drove us down and showed us what was happening at pier 70. we looked at the shipyard and walked around. we talked about trying to climb the tower which would have been fun. a lot of great things are going to happen down there. i like commissioner makras is like me. he likes to go down to see for himself and ask a lot of questions. i just got back from singapore. i attended a conference with 125 different conferences. singapore is going through sea level forward thinking. out front on a lot of different things singapore, and to visit the port you can see automation technology. one of the latterrest ports. you will see 300 ship in the harb

and on and on.uilding? it is not a place which is safe. we have a bit crackle on your microphone, but we will continue, we wa nt to microphone, but we will continue, we want to speak you about this important subject. can i ask you, you talk about your own experiences, do people challenge that behaviour? have you challenged that behaviour before? and if it is challenged, what is the response?” before? and if it is challenged, what is the response? i have it. it is really difficult in parliament, for all sorts of complicated reasons —we for all sorts of complicated reasons — we have a system of patronage, hierarchy, notjust within the political parties, but also, you know, within the house structure, and we have to look at whether we can change that. but what is the big message that will come across it parliament does nothing now? it is going to be that we don't really ca re going to be that we don't really care about this. and when i get pa rents care about this. and when i get parents coming to me a

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he's right on point. we're taking the accurate geotechnical information from chinatown and have programmed that into our request for next year so we're asking for $3 million to further go into design to understand the pressure of the soil and how the building will react and the seismic event and physical year 2021 we're asking for about $15 million. we're doing the groundwork that lays our ability to request funds for the next set of projects. >> thank you very much. in that building as , as we all know, doesn't sit on soil. it sits above a tunnel. where you go to find all the foundation, as a matter of fact, yeah. >> i can give a quick summary of the foundation system for chinatown public health center sits on piles or stilts. the building is way up on masson street and there's a column that bridges the gap all the way to a solid surface of soil suitable to support a building. >> okay. those of us just want to be sure the building is going to stay. >> commissioner sanchez. >> i have a question. you menti

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neil: you had taylor swift weighing in on that. any chance you get a one-on-one with her?producer has been put on notice that if she's unable to book the occlusive dealers at interview, she is fired. we'll see if we can work that out later. neil: it could be interesting. could be impactful programming. thank you, my friend. as you might imagine, both parties are trying to use the whole controversy over the cavanagh confirmation to rally their respective basis and it could work. it could help democrats and it is helping publicans in the senate races, or so we are told. often times that can be wrong but how is that possible? we have two guests and we begin with you, carrie. did you ever imagine when this whole thing started that a supreme court pick could weigh and influence a midterm election? >> well, we saw the vacancy on the supreme court was a big factor in donald trump election. the fact that he ran on filling justice scalia feet with someone who liked school yet would be a constitutional conservative and will follow the text and law of the constitution. it had a huge

from lost for libya on a fee. and hundred forty twelve on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbeds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter w. you're watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. turkish investigators move their attention to the home of the saudi console in istanbul this after the police say they found evidence that the journalist jamal khashoggi was killed inside saudi's diplomatic consulate building the u.s. so.

between warring on the back on a. al-jazeera . where every. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter wu watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes saudi arabia's foreign minister says the suspects in the jamal shakti killing will be prosecuted in the kingdom despite an extradition request from turkey. israel launches air strikes and dozens of targets in gaza after it says rockets were fired into southern israel. sri lanka's president has suspended the parliament today after sacking the prime minister in a surprise move. and voters in afghanistan's kandahar province go to the polls a week later than the rest of the country because of security concerns. saudi arabia says it will prosecute the suspects in the killing of jamal khashoggi despite turkey's demand that the eighteen men be extradited to face just as their the murder of journalist fiance has told a turkish t.v. network that he felt assured entering the saudi consulate a teacher gingers says he didn't think saudi arabia would dare to question or

>> i cannot specifically say that he was one of the ones who assaulted me.t say anything about anything. she attended parties in the 1980s where brett cavanagh and others assaulted women. no confirmation from anyone including her. pressure mounting to investigate keith ellison. the minnesota attorney general candidate has been accused of domestic violence by an ex-girlfriend. republican state lawmaker running for u.s. senate, demanding action. >> dead silence among the media and democrats but all we hear about is brett kavanaugh and we have a full fbi investigation but the media and my opponent, tina smith campaigning and supporting keith ellison and nobody is bringing these accusations or calling for an investigation. heather: the state democratic party says their own hired attorney could not substantiate the claims. west virginia senator joe manchin is a democrat who remains undecided about brett kavanaugh. so with the senate up for reelection how could brett kavanaugh factor into the race. >> there is 0 democrats on the confirmation. but there's one givin

to forty nine for a likely final vote on his confirmation on saturday and limited debate on the controversial nominee kavanaugh is accused of sexual assault and has vehemently denied those charges it was emotional testimony last week from kavanagh himself and his accuser christie christine blousy forward before a senate committee that same committee voted in favor of kavanagh's nomination beef being taken to the full senate. in jordan in washington d.c. for his so this was the first of two important votes on the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh tell us about the reaction to this decision to move to the next phase. well immediately after the vote was the nels fifty one to forty nine in favor of us starting the spinal weld of to bait before. a vote on brett kavanaugh its nomination the us president don't translate to twitter and praise the committee for voting to end the open and it fosters and to start this final thirteen hour period of debate before the final vote on whether brett kavanaugh should join the high court of course at the same time there have been thousands of people up

one. the second is the manager doesn't actually have any holdings. we are making a commitment and then they later select investments to make. those are two huge differences. here, in public markets, we actually have investments, managers -- we could do that in the private market but it would not impact commitments that we make today in going forward. we wouldn't know what they're going to buy. they're really completely different universes. in private markets it's really not measurable or actionable. >> for the whole program we see all the markets increase their use of dirty fossil fuel type companies. hoi do we impact that on the broader scale? >> this is important for the board to know. divestment does not reduce the use of fossil fuels, it simply changes ownership. we sell to someone else. what changes -- what reduce the use of fossil fuels is reduced demand. there's two ways, renewables, solar and wind or change the composition of existing traditional uses of energy. meaning, less energ

push to make sure halloween always falls on a saturday a? come on!halloween was during the daylight hours. >> shepard: be safer if there wasn't a halloween. >> there are halloween injuries, kids falling on their face, shep. you don't care? >> shepard: shouldn't walk, shouldn't go to the play ground. >> 82% of costumes have no visibility. 63% of kids don't carry a flashlight. guess who put the petition out? >> shepard: who. >> the halloween and costume association. >> shepard: look at this candy corn. i'm concerned. this one particular bag, can you see this? this candy corn is a disaster. if i were to get this candy corn in my pumpkin bag i would think halloween was ruined. >> you know what doesn't ruin halloween? chocolate and carmel. >> shepard: you said sugar is a killer. >> i don't really eat it. >> shepard: you know what's going happen in five seconds? it will be cavuto's turn. >> oh! >> shepard: there's lucia, goodbye! >> neil: president trump about to take off on a campaign blitz as investors take stock of one of the ugliest months for the mark