pacific gas & electric and existing litigation for pacific gas & electric and 27 is litigation for pacificas & electric and 28 existing litigation for pacific gas & electric and 29 will not be heard today. >> is there a motion whether or n session. >> thank you we're come out of closed session it there a motion to disclose where we should disclose >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? madam president would you like to announce make an announcement following closed session. >> item 21. >> i'd like to announce we've splemd negligent number 21. >> so next item, please. >> item 31 is other new business. >> i think this is item 32. >> yes. number item number 32 other new business talk about november 24th we have items we need to address i mean the one on or about that we will not have a meeting no november then have one meeting no december and not a second meeting in december it will be only one meeting in the next 6 weeks basically. >> so we are till planning that meeting will be cancelled we worked all around have you talking about november or test. >> november 24th the next one we'll be

pacific gas & electric and existing litigation for pacific gas & electric and 27 is litigation for pacific gas & electric and 28 existing litigation for pacific gas & electric and 29 will not be heard today. >> is there a motion whether or n session. >> thank you we're come out of closed session it there a motion to disclose where we should disclose >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? madam president would you like to announce make an announcement following closed session. >> item 21. >> i'd like to announce we've splemd negligent number 21. >> so next item, please. >> item 31 is other new business. >> i think this is item 32. >> yes. number item number 32 other new business talk about november 24th we have items we need to address i mean the one on or about that we will not have a meeting no november then have one meeting no december and not a second meeting in december it will be only one meeting in the next 6 weeks basically. >> so we are till planning that meeting will be cancelled we worked all around have you talking about november or test. >> november 24th the next one we'll b

norfolk southern and canadian pacific probably not going to happen. but air gas finds a buyer and a deal among some semiconductor companies. >> retail, lowe's, target, staples are all out with results. first up, this raid by heavily armed police in france targeted the suspected architect of the paris terror attracts. the operation ending with seven arrested and two dead. forever more we go to saint-denis and our chief internation international correspondent, michelle caruso-cabrera. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're on the street where the raid took place overnight. if you look over my shoulder, about seven buildings down on the left is the apartment building where the raid occurred on the second floor. we've been watching for the last several hours police go in and out, removing items. we've seen crime scene investigators in white lab coats going in and out. here's the sequence of events according to the french prosecutor. they had followed a woman they believed connected to one of the individuals in the attack on friday night to this apartment buil

see thathing you will is green and the asian pacific, oil and gas come up about 1%.e are seeing six following. crude is rallying overnight. $43 a barrel. as we see, the shanghai metals futures exchange is a big rebound. nickel, copper, rising. iron ore is still not able to find a floor. it is falling to percent. guy: thank you. let's get back to the story that seems to be dominating -- the shooting down of the russian jet by nato member, turkey. certainly raising international tensions. is in paris. elliott, the russians are clearly not happy with turkey. our cool heads going to prevail? elliott: they seem to be for now -- russia saying they are ready for a pact with nato to ensure that similar incidents do not occur. billy thing that will detract from moscow's outrage over the downing of one of its fighter jets -- it says it was over fighterirspace, the two pilots who were then ejected were apparently shot by turkmen in northern syria, these are allies of the turks. then indeed some reports suggests a russian search and rescue helicopter was taken out by the same pe

the air gas story is relevant from norfolk southern because like canadian pacific has which has made several ovor which you ares, air product raised air gas for ages. prices air gas was confident it could do better with even though stock was $20 lower from their first $60 bid. the ceo of air gas expressed confidence he could do better. air products was getting the company on the cheap because of the great recession. he was confident of a quick bounceback. isn't it possible canadian pacific is doing the same because of its coal exposure? should shareholders of norfolk southern be glad to get a people are glum this difficult market? i advise managements to do the right thing. take the money for shareholders. the only time i've ever violated that was in the hostile takeover. i sided with management because unlike so many ceos, the ceo has built the company himself. he had traced out a multiyear vision that had the stock going well above 100 but hadn't had a chance to get it there. he was no hired hand. he knew what his business was worth. i came out hard for him over multiple weeks endle

greenhouse gas emissions and the el niÑo weather event taking place over the pacific. >> next year isikely to be warm again because when you have an el niÑo, the statistically the impact of he wil el nino is not just on this side but the other side for three, four, five months. >> albert einstein revolutionizing our understanding of the universe. we have followed the einstein trail to switzerland, where the young scientist did the groundwork for his latest discoveries. >> einsteins theoriel relativity continues. it added the force of gravity to the equation, predicted how to see life and the passage of time. this has been widely observed by telescopes and have allowed astro physicists to figure out that the university is made up of inadvisable dark matter. >> the analysis of dark matter comes because of einstein, and we can quantity fight how much matter there is in the universe. >> einstein's equations are the basis of global positioning technology used for smart phones and navigation. there are other technologies that he helped to develop. the equations presented by einstein in 1915

where the big package gas distributor was trading yesterday, there was simply no pin action from this bid whatsoever. maybe tomorrow's offer from norfolk southern by canadian pacific can change that but i was miffed that air gas didn't do more. today serves as a reminder that the market likes to do just the opposite of what you expect it to do. if there's too much strength in the economy, it's represented by the retail reports, then whatever slow-down thesis was offered is now history. if oil is too weak, you know the stock market will have a gravitational pull lower. these two factors, fed worries and lower oil prices, are riptides that somehow cannot be navigated no matter what good news we may be getting from the companies, especially when most of the good news relates to robust consumer spending. something the fed no doubt feels with the december rate hike. here's the bottom line. too much bad news produces a rally. too much good news, rally pauses. it's exactly the opposite of what you would expect which is why 2015 is proving such a difficult year for so many investors to turn a profit. we are going to start with ruth in california. ruth. >> caller: hey, jim

former cyberadvisor to the president told me, if you walked into, you know, the headquarters of pacific gas in california, and you walked through the same branch of shanghai power you would find the same skater system. you're probably familiar with what is culled a black hat conference. black hat conference is really an annual gathering of hackers for the most part young people that hackers who delight in disproving theories look the one that you have just suggested. one hacker a couple of years ago in las vegas got up and said no, it is extraordinarily proud of the fact that they have an unbreakable password. that makes every skater system around the world accessible only to seaman's technicians and then he said and now here, is that password. [laughter] i don't know. you know, there was a congressman years ago who used to answer letters from angry constituents by saying you sir, o'madam, you may be right. [laughter] hey, mr. couple how are you? incredibly interesting if not horrifying in terms of -- allowing us to survive lightning these kinds of attacks because you know within i think in

gas. we'll be right back. [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] but... the new turbodown jacket: tested tough in the pacific northwest. >>> a dangerous ride for an uber driver in california. watch as the passenger in the backseat violently attacks him. it happened after the driver decided the customer was too drunk and asked him to get out of the car. charges and was fired from his executive position from taco bell. the driver is done working for uber. >>> a but a grandmother is breaking the rules every time she drives for uber. new tonight jim armstrong faces why she could face hundreds of drivers in fines. >> reporter: do riders ever know they're driving with a criminal. >> i bring that up all the time. and her name is stephanie >> and i drive for uber. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> reporter: eager to make uber driver. a criminal profile if there ever was one. she started driving for the car company. allowed. she got two verbal warnings from police last month. >> as soon as i made the turn, blue lights started flashing everywhere. >> reporter: a summons and a court date. part of the city's prob

gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. cascadia. a gentle name but an impending threat. scientists chart a fault deep under the pacific that could devastate the northwestern u.s. first by earthquake, then tsunami. the data is in, the research is clear, so why is this major subduction fault largely ignored? >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire.

gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. cascadia. a gentle name but an impending threat. scientists chart a fault deep under the pacific that could devastate the northwestern u.s. first by earthquake, then tsunami. the data is in, the research is clear, so why is this major subduction fault largely ignored? >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. >> tonight, techknow investigates the cascadia fault. >> hey guys and welcome to techknow i'm phil torres and with me today dr. crystal dilworth and marita davison. today we're going to be talking about the devastating potential of earthquakes and in particular we're concerned about one that many may not even know about. >> that's right when most people think about the big one they're thinking about california's san andreas fault. mostly because of it's history but also from a little help from hollywood. >> yeah, but it turns out there

gas officials say all they does was a public records search and that is legal. >> a san rafael lawmaker is working to permanently ban offshore drill on the pacific coast.ccording to the "resolution democrat," the congressman introduce add bill cause the west coast ocean prevention act which is not expected to advance in the country congress but is gaining urgency because moratoriums on drilling in federal waters has lapsed leaving half of the cost open to development. >> california congressman wants to put brakes on the high-speed rail system and use the money on drought. high has been a vocal opponent of the project that is under construction. he made the proposal yesterday after the system contractor said the cost to build the initial segment would be 31 percent higher than expected. the rail authority told the "los angeles times" that the number is not correct. experts say unlocking the fans for other projects is impossible because the funding can only be spent on this project. >> now a check on weather and traffic. inland east bay is as cool as the north bay where we have the forecast advisory at 37 in san ramon and dublin and pleasanton and danvil

gas-powered cars, in addition to 11 million vehicles already under scrutiny. >>> health experts believe they're close to finding the exact source of the e. coli outbreak in the pacific northwest. 35 of 37 confirmed cases are linked to chipotle restaurants. they closed 43 restaurants in seattle and portland. vladimir duthiers is following the investigation. good morning. >> good morning. it's the second time in the past five months chipotle has been forced to close stores after customers became sick. investigators are still trying to track down the source of the contamination in each case. the recent news that sent the company's stock to its lowest level since july. >> i think that there's a very good chance that we're going to end up with more cases. >> reporter: washington health officials urged anyone who 8 at the 43 impacted chipotle restaurants after october 1st and have exhibited symptoms of severe intestinal illness to see a doctor immediately. >> symptoms can potentially are severe. >> reporter: while the exact source of the outbreak is still unknown, investigators do not believe it was a meat product. >> we think the most likely explanation is a product that

gas rose to $2.25. it breaks a 19 week long decline in prices. we keep going here. >>> canadian pacific freight train carrying oil through wisconsin derailed. 13 cars knocked off the tracks spilling oil. the leak has been plugged. 35 homes evacuated as a precaution. no one was injured. this was the second time this happened -- a derailment happened in two days in wisconsin. a bsnf freight train derailed saturday spilling ethanol. >>> in tech news today, snap chat's daily video views reportedly tripling since may to 6 billion per day. this according to a report in the financial times. last week on facebook's earnings call it said it had done daily video view since april. now 8 billion views a day. so snap chat seems to be closing that gap with facebook. >>> and photo sharing site pinterest reportedly plans to unveil a new technology today. "the wall street journal" says the change will let users highlight an object and then search for similar objects without having to type in text. pinterest says this is a move towards a type of visual search engine although it sounds like something you'

pacific northwest. not for us. a few high clouds in the north but a little warmer on the afternoon testimonies. that means a lot of mid 60s. we will have more in 10 minutes. gasteve. [audio difficulties] >> the manhunt is intensifying this morning for the 27-year- old radical who investigators believe was the mastermind behind the paris terror plot. he is thought to be hiding out in sir y the islamic state has claimed responsibility for friday's rampage that left 129 people dead. the u.s., france and russia working hand in hand to retaliate against isis. military planes are continuing to bomb syria. also word this morning that the british military could join the campaign with airstrikes against syrian targets. just today british prime minister david cameron went before parliament to ask for approval to carry out the airstrikes in syria. right now they have only approved airstrikes in iraq. >> the terrorists' aim is clear, to divide us and destroy our way of life. we need to stand united carrying on with life as we know and love. tonight england will play -- england will play france at wimbley. this match is going ahead. people stand together. and as they have