in paris city authorities have stepped up inspections targeting illegal rentals.laire: time for the press review. we are starting with the news that the french government has responded to the demand of angry police that have been demonstrating in recent days. hollande and the interior minister tried to calm police anger. this piece explains the government has agreed to free up 250 million euro's for new weapons and equipment. article gives some insight into what that cash might buy. vestt 22,000 bullet-proof and 440 new pistols. they may not have achieved everything they set out to. >> there's an interesting piece. back.ver pushes also an explicit reference to the matter of self-defense in the security forces. of the man-to-man zipline guidelines considering that constitutes legitimate self-defense. one policeman was quoted as they that this was the only think they really cared about and it's also the one thing that hasn't been signed off. before makingat any decisions he will to launch a review into the matter alongside the justice ministry. claire: a piece about

cities. tokyo overtook paris to make it into e the top three for the first time. the institute for urban strategies released on tuesday its assessment of 42 major cities worldwide. included the economy, accessibility, and interaction. tokyo had been ranked fourth for eight straight years since the institute began publishing in 2008. london keeps the top position with new york in second place. the institute says tokyo's score was boosted by an increase in the number of foreign visitors and more direct flights connecting the city with overseas destination. paris got a lower ranking because of widespread security concerns following the terrorist attacks. >>> japan's largest trade union plans to demand a 2% pay raise for workers in annual wage negotiations. sources close to the japanese trade union confederation say it will ask for an increase in pay for the fourth year in a row. this is in addition to seniority-based races. for the second year in a row, they will also try to narrow the gap in working conditions between regular and non-regular workers by demanding a ri

yet police and paris officials promising their city is safe, vowing to get to the bottom of this. the paris mayor condemning the attack on twitter saying, she be welcome here in paris. tonight, still no sign of the thieves or the jewels. and even more rare, no comment yet from kim kardashian or kanye west. in paris, i'm alex marquardt for "nightline." >>> next, donald trump addressing that bombshell headline from the "new york times" about the $916 million loss he declared on his taxes. what he's saying tonight. >>> later, a new backdrop and a new lifeline. big ack on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine hma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and ad

cities. tokyo overtook paris to make it into the top three for the first time. the institute for urban stats study, the institute for urban strategies, released on tuesday, its annual assessment of 42 major cities worldwide. the index judges them in six categories, including economy, cultural interaction, and accessibility. tokyo had been ranked fourth for eight straight years since the institute began publishing the index in 2008. london keeps its top position, where new york in second place. the institute says tokyo's score was boosted by an increase in the number of foreign visitors and more direct flights connecting the city with overseas destinations. it says paris got a lower ranking because of widespread safety concerns following the terrorist attacks in the french capital last november. >>> dairy farmers in japan's northern island of hokkaido have been struggling to get back on their feet. a powerful typhoon struck in late august causing severe damage. nhk world went there and filed this report. >> reporter: heavy rain from a typhoon ravaged hokkaido's ea

kim was in paris for fashion week, posting pictures from fashion shows and events on social media. her husband--finding out the music festival in new york city--causing him to abruptly end the show. natsot - kanye west (off-camera) "i'm sorry family emergency i have to stop the show." back in paris, other celebrities, who are also there for fashion week, reacting to the news. sot - salma hayek / actress "i because it could have been worse." danya bacchus oncam close: french police will examine surveillance video from french politicans worrying this could be another blow to the city's image, the paris mayor hurricane matthew remains a powerful force of nature right now. the category-4 story is churning through the caribbean tonight.. while states of emergency have been declared in florida and north carolina. in jamaica.. haiti and cuba.. millions are bracing for strong winds and potentially catastrophic storm surge and along with sustained winds of 140 miles an hour.. forecasters say the storm could also dump more than 3- feet of rain. andrew holness, prime minister of jamaica "we are expecting there could be landslides? and that would be als

. >> this high-profile break-in an embarrass many for the city of paris. and known for a long list of celebrities. >> the security is done by the hotel, a confidential discrete place. >> the social media queen getting backlash from her online antics. the police saying it was is the celebrity that was targeted because of objects seen on social media and it was these items that were targeted. >> you shouldn't be snap chatting that are you home and what you have with you it's like a criminal paradise to know that. >> well, after the robbery, kim's husband kanye west postponed his concert in philadelphia, it's rescheduled for december 13th. >>> a news photographer was at the right place at the right time to save a woman's life near los angeles, the dramatic rescue was captured on the dash-cam, they found a woman trapped inside of a vehicle. grabbing a tire iron from the vehicle to smash open a vehicle. >> we were coming into the point where if it gets to the point we'll have to pull her out. >> luckily police and firefighters arrived just in the nick of time.

paris during fashion week. >> look at this, they captured the moment the star and her husband arrived in new york city yesterdayris she stayed at a luxury french apartment featured in 2014 episode of "keeping up with the kardashians," and posted snapchat before the heist. police say that kim kardashian social media presence may have played a role in the robbery this a federal member of congress area's security agrees with. >> you should not snapchat where you are and what you have it is like a criminal paradise to know that. >> authorities say the mother of two was alone in the apartment and she was held at gunpoint, tied up, gagged, and locked in the bathroom by the armed men. they stole $10 million in jewelry. >> be more careful on social media after this. >> out of this world mission, for a hollywood "a" lister, leonardo decaprio is showing what he with like to do next in a big reveal. >> a look outside right now at our emeryville camera, still, quiet and gray as you look across this, where the ships continue to roll in completely. meteorologist mike nicco will have the they prey on our children, spending bi

politicians are worried that this could be aaother blow to the city's image with the mayor of paris saying this is a very rare act. >>> a major move from the military today they will pay for gender reassignment for active-duty soldiers, treatments and surgeries. -?the apprrximate 1.4 million there could be 6600 -- hundred servicemembers for transgender. >>> we learned rosenberg stay -- rosenbergs they go will be open after fire damage, the big cold shop will be open october 16. brent patents and was arrested in this case. >>> if you are a fan of gilmore girls he will love us, diner from the show was taking over a coffee shop on wednesday a promotion revival ccming up next month. there are six coffee shops in colorado including three in the metro that will be transformed into a pop-up shop. we have the list of locations right now on -- right now on the denver channel.com. >>> headset, starting tonight over a closure at iraq the whole westbound all the way to fight 25 shut down for wednesday, crews x -- installing the rams the corner. >>> it's closing at at : lake, you can still hike up the

week celebrations in our city by the bay. 6:44. >>> we are learning more about news that broke overnight. kim kardashian west reportedly tied up and robbed at gun point in parisanye west abruptly left a concert last night in new york city, presumably after learning about the incident. >> i'm sorry. family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> just stopping his concert on a dime. this robbery happened in paris where kardashian is in the city for fashion week. a source tells nbc news five people dressed up as police officers tied her and locked her in a bathroom. they reportedly took about $10 million worth of jewelry. kardashian wasn't hurt but said to be shaken up. >>> donald trump is on the defensive this morning after the apparent leak of an old tax return. someone anonymously sent "the new york times" a copy of the tax return. it shows trump declared a $916 million loss in 1995 that would have enabled him to avoid paying federal taxes for 18 years. trump campaign says he paid millions in taxes even though trump's returns have not been released. >>> authorities in washington are investigating a vandal attack. someone on saturday spray painted "no justice,

city with a more equitable economy. >> why raiders fans aren't giving up hope. >> the move by lawmakers isn't shaking raiders fan ray paris. >> i'm confident the city of oakland can get something done. >> nevada lawmakers approved spending $750 million in public funds to build a stadium in las vegas. >> there is no need for fans to cry f you're a fan, you should say thank goodness that our city government isn't waging our future. >> nevada's governor needs to sign a bill. three quarter of the owners need to okay the deal. the owners will meet on tuesday, in houston. >> fans should be worried if the national football league gives a clear sign that las vegas is a very real alternative and that has not happened. >> in a statement, raiders owner mark davis said all parties worked hard to develop and approve this stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the raider nation. members of group say they're upset with davis. the oakland city councilman confirms representatives met with officials yesterday and today, to discuss developing land at the oakland coliseum and developing a new stadium. the former san francisc

city with a more equitable economy. >> why raiders fans aren't giving up hope. >> the move by lawmakers isn't shaking raiders fan ray paris>> i'm confident the city of oakland can get something done. >> nevada lawmakers approved spending $750 million in public funds to build a stadium in las vegas. >> there is no need for fans to cry f you're a fan, you should say thank goodness that our city government isn't waging our future. >> nevada's governor needs to sign a bill. three quarters of the owners need to okay the deal. the owners will meet on tuesday, in houston. >> fans should be worried if the national football league gives a clear sign that las vegas is a very real alternative and that has not happened. >> in a statement, raiders owner mark davis said all parties worked hard to develop and approve this stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the raider nation. members of group say they're upset with davis. the oakland city councilman confirms representatives met with officials yesterday and today, to discuss developing land at the oakland coliseum and developing a new stadium. the former san francisco

participants included bands from across japan as well as units from paris, vietnam, and new york cityers in the vietnamese band put on a colorful performance. >> translator: it's fun to see the vietnamese style. >> i'm impressed with the differences in music and atmosphere from each country. ♪ >> it concluded with the new york band playing the jazz number "when the saints go marching in." what a real treat there. all right. that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." thank for joining us for joinin. >> "euromaxx highlights." here is your host, carlos mcconnie. carlos: our week just wouldn't be the same without some highlights. so let's get this show on the road with a quick preview of today's subjects. daredevil drivers. taking things to the limits at the wall of death. enfant terrible. greek conductor teodor currentis redefines musical boundaries. mountain hike. crossing the alpine range from north to south on foot. peter lindbergh is one of the best-known photographers in the fashion industry. his career took off with his black and white photographs. even though lindbergh prefers

. >> paris is not alone. other cities like strasbourg setups in the weeks to come. genie: a lighter note for you now. out of the u.s., the country is already getting in the mood for halloween. that holidays coming up october 31, but people are already carving pumpkins to put on their stoop, or underwater. this is an election year you can see a version of hillary clinton from the underwater carving contest, and donald trump as they are dumped a howlery. the winner was a whimsical jack-o'-lantern called the undecided voter. look at headlines. the lawyers of the main suspect from the paris attacks last november say they will no longer defend him. hash abdeslam systematically refused to answer is being transferred to france six months ago. dramatic footage from syria shows a boy being pulled from the rubble in aleppo after new airstrikes pound the city. at least 25 more people have been killed in the latest violence. barack obama tells republicans to give up on donald trump, saying he is unfit to be president. desk this as trump says he is now happy he can run his campa

paris. the tourism board is trying to reassure them the city of lights remain's exciting and safe. porter: the finale to a dream holiday in paris. the south koreans are being treated like staff. paris's regional tourism board organized the trips to reassure. on the agenda, museums, top restaurants, and paris's central pelee station -- central police station. cameras in214 cct paris's most tourist eras -- tourist areas. the perfect target for pickpocket errs. >> right now there are two main reasons people are worried. classic crime, which they managed to bring down, and then anxiety following the terrorist attacks. we are expanding we are taking to motorists and areas. >> anxiety put them off, particularly from asia. the number of south koreans visiting the capital have dropped by 15% this year. >> the korean people got a shock safese france is a very country, they expect that. >> the terror attack in the concert hall, that happened while ago. people will start coming back. >> one of the sectors that has been the most hard-hit either famous department stores. south korea spent about

one of the first 10 cities is paris, paris where they hate anyone with a disruptive product that mightet the unions. he was two years behind in china and he went into a country where at the government level, they did not want us to be there. offices were raided in hong kong, cars were being seized. it is fascinating he was able to pull off a 20% deal in what will be the monopolist there. it is a good deal considering how far we are behind in a regime that has not let google or facebook operate there. it is difficult to disruptan incumbent business. i don't know anything about ipo plans. the road is clear because the finances look great. we get to sit back and ride a wave of success with the market leader in china. emily: what are the ipo prospects if it happens? >> unlimited at that point. they are making transportation as ubiquitous as water. ec ube -- you see uber poll represents 70% of traffic in the city now. there are some cities where they are doing flat fee pricing. in l.a. you can go literally hollywood to santa monica. there is nothing to contain that company nor travis as a f

the freedom of the city of paris after the liberation in 1944, churchill was presented with an attractive inlaid box. foundning the casket, he it contains not a scroll but the nazi flag that had flown over the town hall during the occupation. tears poured down his cheeks. he cried in april 1945 at fdr's memorial service and when he visited his grave after the war. on the fourth of may, there were -- the fourth of may 1940 5 -- there were celebratory drinks with the chief of staff. according to alan brooke's diary, there were tears in his eyes for all we had done. and appalling moment, because alan brooke failed to make a speech thanking churchill for everything he had done, and it was one of the great missed opportunities for those chiefs of staff to show their appreciation to the prime minister. later that month in the -- after the coalition government was broken up, churchill was at home for those who served there during the war. it was also written in a diary that at the familiar cabinet table, now draped as a buffet, he addressed this with tears streaming down his cheeks. he said that

. >> why would you take someone to paris, the city of love and break up with them. >> i was trying toce it and i was than the that into it. >> so lets go to paris. >> i figured if we can't, if i cannot fall in love with her hear where will it happen, conshohocken. >> so paris, i see your reasoning. >> i had a better shot in conshohocken, i love conshohocken. >> if anybody takes me on a trip to par toys say they are in love with me can you break up with me once we get back. let me enjoy my trip to paris and then once we get back break up with me. >> i have the worst stories. >> but they are the best. >> you no he what, after all these years of being alive, i was asked by my daughter what is the difference between a bank and credit union. like a dope, i could not give her an answer. you know hoy asked? >> dan ricoto. >> he knows everything. planned parenthood. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing aborti

she is in paris for fashion performing in new york city. this is video of the performance at the meadows festival. he left the show early because of the incident telling fans he had a family emergency. >>> and breaking news out of california this morning where the fatal shooting of an african-american teen saturday sparked this protest in south los angeles. you see dozens of people blocking the intersection there. l.a.p.d. made arre the protest started after a vigil in honor of an 18-year- old shot and killed by police after taking off from a car being pursued. >>> across america, a murder trial involving a georgia toddler left to die in a hot suv is expected to begin today. in 2014, ross harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old son cooper in the suv for hours. harris claims it was an accident but prosecutors have charged him with murder. they claim he was unhappy in his marriage and was seeking other relationships at the time >>> two college students in north carolina are shot to death at a house party. gunfire erupted after a fight a

new york city after being robbed in paris. >> armed thieves dressed as police officers tied her up and made up with nearly $5 million in juliry. a police spokeswoman suggested the reality tv star might be at least partially responsible for the theft by showing the jewels on social media and by a lack of security inside the hotel. her husband kanye west has canceled this week's concerts in detroit and philadelphia to be with his wife. >>> opening statements from the defense set for today in the trial of a father in accused of deliberately leaving his toddler to die in a hot suv. prosecutors say justin harris was leading a double life and saw his wife and child as obstacles to his sexual desires. abc's steve osunsami with more. >> reporter: the opening statements prosecutors in the murder trial of justin ross harris question how he could forget to drop his 22-month-old off at day care, especially after the two had breakfast at this chick-fil-a restaurant down the street minute as way from where the boy died in a hot suv. cooper harris was trapped in a rear-facing car seat for more than s

city. >> this could also affect paris. do you realize how much bad publicity this could bring? >> she'd been in the capital for paris fashion week. the robbery rounds off an unlucky few days. last week she was ambushed by a man while walking to a restaurant in that incident, too, she escaped unhurt. >> the poem has criticized the teaching of gender studies in school, saying choosing gender is wrong is akin to what he called-oal colonization. pope francis has been lauded in the past for his progressive looks on houma sexuality but the lgbt community has condemned his latest remarks. >> the poem attacked the teaching of gender theory during a visit. the idea that people may choose to identify as male, female, both or neither. he says he has received word from a parent this is happening in french schools. >> it is one thing for a person to have this tend ski. to have this option and even another , but it's thing to teach a gender theory in schools along these lines in order to change mentality. call this organizational colonization. a new section was introduced to the high school

paris. because of lafayette, the city of lights glowed by new england boiled blubber and forgetting him-- and to say thanks for getting them all nantucket rallied its milk cows to send him a giant wheel of cheese. that's gratitude. [applause]. >> so american, let's send cheese to france. [laughter] >> finally, after his two-month voyage on his ship, the victory, which he called floating on this dreary plain, they came ashore in charleston, around midnight june 13, 1777. waking up the households of major benjamin cukor of the south carolina militia and that's where they stayed and lafayette wrote later, i retired to rest that night rejoicing that i had at last attained the haven of my dream. he went on to gush the next morning was beautiful work everything around me was new to me, been room, the bed draped in delicate mosquito curtains, the black asserted to came to me quietly to asked my command, the strange new beauty of the landscape outside my window, the luxury and vegetation all combined to produce a magical effect. in other words, it was a buggy swamp chock full of slaves. life that was

what we heard earlier on nbc news, that there was one -- the time, which, you know -- >> paris is a more dangerous city than it's been in the past. >> maybe if you see people dressed as police officers, you assume, they want to check up on something. i wonder -- you know how it instagram, snapchat, tweet, like a road map. if you think to yourself, maybe do it after, or maybe when i'm on the way home. as you know, kanye was giving a concert and ended up -- >> here in new york. we'll have all those details coming up later in "the buzz." >> good news, she's shaken up but physically okay. wow. and hopefully -- well, that's going to take some time. of course, it's october. it's breast cancer awareness month so we're both wearing pink. >> yes. >> i had to get dressed with you. don't be upset with me if i'm not wearing solid pink. this is a variational pink. >> it is pink. >> if you want to add another we have ways to make your hair pink without it being permanent. >> cass had to do that the other day for a role. >> she did? >> playing some crazy girl in a show called "the detour" supposedly very, very funny.

ita city like paris or rome, is difficult not to stand in a traffic jam.es, a electrified, it can just overtake the cars and be quicker or faster. ceoael: that was bmw's harald krueger. joe: what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day. ♪ julie: it was a risk off day for the markets, with the u.s. equity averages falling the most in the month to read sold off, as well. the dollar caught a bid as we saw the pound fall on the session. don't miss this. forre looking tomorrow opec's monthly report on demand and other stats. official isia an getting a roadshow. trying to gauge interest for the country's first international bond. officialthey will be meeting wh potential investors in london tomorrow. i will be looking at minutes coming up tomorrow afternoon for that september meeting. lots of questions about inflation and how they see the u.s. economy and international conditions impacting the fed. we will dive into that tomorrow. michael: another bailout charge this week. greece?the outlook for i will sit down with their financial advisor. you do not want t

reality star is back in new york city after incident in paris. friend and family have been copping by to comfort her. after her ordeal. >> kim, kim how are you doing. >> reporter: kim kardashian west was not answering questions as she entered her new york city home with husband kanye west. kim's mother chris jenner arrived just homes before. >> how is she. >> reporter: police described kim's ordeal in paris during fashion week saying that she was robbed at gunpoint and tied up in a luxury apartment where she was saved. reports say five roners stole ten million-dollar in jewelry, paris police are still investigating. >> i'm sorry, family emergency i have to stop the show. >> reporter: on sunday kanye west was playing concert and left to deal with the family emergency. this was second time kardashian has been accosted in the last few days, last week a man who routinely goes after celebrities caught up with her while she was entering a restaurant, after the latest attack a family spokesperson says kardashian is badly shaken but physically unharmed. n

the hotel the kardashians chose for paris fashion week wasn't one of the city's big famous hotels, but rather, this much more discrease one, with the private apartments known for its exclusivity and long list of at 2:30 a.m., five people dressed in police uniforms entered the hotel. authorities tell abc news, two of them got into kardashian's apartment, where they bound and gagged her and held a gun to her head before escaping. kardashian's husband, kanye west was on stage in new york city when he learned of the ordeal. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. there's a family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> reporter: the stolen loot included a $4.5 million ring. kardashian tonight back in new york. shaken, but physically unharmed. tonight, there's no sign of the thieves or the jewels, which experts say by now could be broken up into pieces and sold off individually. david? >> alex marquardt in paris tonight. alex, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the outrage over video just released, the black man taken down by police while he was sitting on hi

france had very expansive regulation, still in place, not france but paris -- very extensive regulation which posters could be in the city. which is one reason in paris it's still a beautiful place. severely limited where you can advertise. >> host: so, you start with newspapers in the 19th 19th century, and then radio. and at first people think, radio, not going to be a great meetum for advertising. but they were wrong. >> guest: yes. >> host: amos and andy. what happened there? >> guest: all right. so, people thought there's no way radio, as you said could be an advertising medium. first of all it is too precious scientific achievement for us to waste on advertising. it's too much. no one ill ever listen to it. people also thought, based on the failure of ad supported theaters so a period in the 1910s where a chain of theaters tried this idea that the movie would be free but you would watch ads during the breaks and the beginning and that would be how they paid for it those failed. not going to make any money either. so, radio -- first i get eight, nine years or something, was more or less -- i won't say commercial fre

city officials today to discuss developing land another the stadium. gallo says the news is extremely positive. he just wishes it had come earlier. still, paris says he has not lost faith. >> i'm confident that the city of oakland will get something done and the raid kers stay here in oakland. >> reporter: in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> if the raiders moved it wouldn't the first time or the second. hall of famer al davis made the raiders to los angeles back in 1928 when efforts to upgrade the coliseum fell apart. davis moved the raiders back in 1995 when he failed to get the stadium improvements he says was prompted in the south dakota land. if the raiders could move again mark cuban said it job in 2020. >>> this fire in washow county actually delayed the start of today's nevada assembly session. the governor has declared a state of emergency. 19 homes have been destroyed so far and evacuated are in place. flames were first spotted at 1:30 in the area of a controlled burn. the fryar has grown to 2,000 acres and it's zero percent contained. the foyer dubbed the emerald fire started early friday morning in the area of cascade lake