assistant buena vista county attorney paul allen applauded the victim's efforts to come forward. "it certainly was an issue to come forward with all this and she's still an immigrant and doesn't speak english and i'm sure she was scared to do so," said allen. friday, lee was sentenced to 15 years in prison for two counts of forced consent to termination of human pregnancy, assault while participating in felony and other charges. allen says this sentencing can provide his wife with piece of mimi. "that't'what you always hopepe for, espeeally for a victim,, said paul allen, assistant bueue vista cocoty attorney. "and ou always want th to have an opportunity to maka statement in court because it helps them with closure." "lee has 30 days to appeal the judge's decision. he is not eligible for bond. in storm lake, iowa, tiffany lane ktiv news 4." >> the judge also issued a no contact order, which means lee can't try to contact his wife, even by phone, for five years. prosecutors plans to renew that order every five years as they expire. a sioux city man, who ran a school-based program

let's go over to paul allen in sydney. more good news for shareholders. what are the details? n impressive result. $1.07 billion. up 57% for thed, same time last year. impressive. mainly driven by improved performance fees. the four-year dividend will be $1.60. honorable mention goes to the contribution of the australian dollar. a lot of the earnings are in foreign currency, typically u.s. dollars and euros. a week aussie has helped. yearexpect the financial 2016 to be better still. has a track record for under promising and over delivering. this was an improvement on a figure already upgraded twice. you can look forward to more in 2016.e things look at the stock price up. that is about as lavish as praise gets from the market when it comes to australian financials. angie: thank you so much for that, paul allen. we continue to watch those shares. coming up, myanmar gearing up for the next month watershed elections. atcial report on what is stake for the country and business community. you are watching "first up." ♪ angie: breaking news. and south korea, buying chemical business

angie: paul allen, thank you so much for that.as confirmed for the first time that leukemia found in a worker at the fukushima nuclear plant is linked directly to the 2011 disaster. the man was in his 30's when he was employed at the facility. let's bring in stephen. you are following the story. what does this mean for pepco? >> this sets a precedent for the company. this is the first time a worker will be getting compensation from the government, which means other workers will likely apply for compensation. some analysts say they could sue the company on damages received. i have talked to some doctors that have said the incubation time line for cancer involved with raation can be between three and five years. we will likely see more of that. and there have been reports that the amount of radiation the , tens ofceived thousands received the same amount of radiation while doing work at the fukushima facility. more may be coming in the future. more cancer linked to fukushima. and not only at the plant, right? guest: right. there hav

angie: thank you so much for that, paul allen out of sydney. for some of the top corporate stories from the bloomberg terminal. fallout, ping on says banking revenue and higher , profitfrom premiums fell 71% in the last quarter. bp income topped analysts estimates by about 44%, coming in at $1.8 billion, thanks to earnings from refining. however the company is bracing itself for a prolonged. low crude prices. royal dutch shell and exxon mobil will report later this week. ford says it will deliver strong results in the years to come, despite third-quarter profit that disappointed investors. the cfo said it is bizarre to think that the company has let the market down. he also said ford still has not reached its peak. net income more than doubled from a year earlier but earnings missed expectations. ford maintained its full-year forecast. >> we actually met expectations. revenue was stronger and cash flow was far stronger. then income was $1.9 billion. strong performance across the business. past the date be or not, as people understand the qualit

let's go to paul allen with a look at what police have been saying. ul: yes, this man is due to appear in court before the day is out. he is charged with two counts of blackmail which carries a maximum sentence of 14 years. this relates to an incident back in november where farmers and frontera received a threatening note and packages contaminated with a poison. it is widely used in new zealand as pest control. is a very controversial substance and there have been many issues with it. widespreadviously gratification that the investigation has come to an end. frontera thanked the police for their efforts while new zealand's prime minister says it is very reassuring for new zealand's international trading partners. that this. this scare has been brought to a close. thank you, paul allen. followingory we are right here on bloomberg business -- a slipping frenzy in sydney is sparking warnings of housing risks. have a look at it at bloomberg.com. later, inflation quickening in india after the september rate cut. we are headed to mumbai for the latest. next,

let's go to paul allen in sydney with more. indeed, you can take it away, paul, a loss of jobs rather than a gain. paul: that's right. the devil was in the detail here. the headline figure looked like a promising 6.2%, but the overall number of jobs lost was 5100 and the market was expecting a gain of 9500 jobs. it was not to be. of the jobs lost, a lot of full-time jobs. 13,000, 900 to be precise when 11,000ket had expected gain. offset in part by part-time jobs are the participation rate is down to 64.9%, so there are fewer people in the job market as well. the australian dollar had a profound reaction to all of this, erasing gains, though it has since climbed back. we are pretty much back to where we were now before the release of the data. plenty here in the unemployment numbers for the reserve bank of australia to continue ahead of -- consider ahead of its next meeting. rishaad: thank you very much. paul allen, with the latest jobs report from australia. let's look at news today. here is sherry with a look at a couple compa

let's get over to paul allen standing by in sydney. >> that's right, angie.uarter,uction for the 583,700 ounces. that was amiss. the market had been expecting more like x hundred 22,000 ounces. the good news is that the cost $1088 per ounce, australian dollars. the gold price is significant a higher in australian dollars. that production cost closer to $700 u.s.. ounces, but miss there as well, maintaining full-year guidance. copper, 21,337 tons. the market had expected 24,800 tons. the market not responding well, off 6.73%. take a look at oil, still waiting for that open, but the story there, 7.4 2 million barrels of oil equivalent revenue for the third quarter, $379 million. they do say that operation and png is performing well above, and it was those assets that got woodside interested in them early this month. the oil surge knocked back and offer, mainly for $8.6 million. oil search saying they are open to further proposals in the future. still waiting on the shares to open at the moment. ok, and offer better. thank you so much for that. we will check in

angie: thank you so much for that, paul allen.a heads -- another safety recall involving 6.5 million cars worldwide over a faulty window switch. joining us is bloomberg intelligence ceo analyst stephen -- auto analyst steve mann. how does this recall compared to others? regarding window switches. drivers side, there are little switches that open and close windows. the problem is that there are some electrical failures because of overheating. heating up is unlikely, but there is a chance it will catch fire. a lot of these are older cars. how much of a financial impact does this have on toyota? guest: the severity of this recall is actually very minor, compared to the takata airbag stockcompared to the accelerator recall in 2010 and 2011. tothe consumer, it is going waste a lot of time, about 45 minutes. for the other maker, -- automaker, if you did about -- if you think about labor costs to repair the switches, the impact is probably less than 5% of 20 upon servings, maybe less than 1% or 2%. servings, maybe less than 1% or 2%. rec

rishaad: let's get the details from paul allen. >> it's not a huge surprise. two have been talking for some time and earlier this month, signed an memorandum of understanding. the areas are reporting that nippon life will buy 80% of the insurance business for $1.8 billion. it fits with the theme they're getting back into the business of being a bank. we won't have to wait too long for closure. nab will make an announcement tomorrow on a material transaction. meanwhile, shares are in a trading halt. rishaad: thank you. paul allen in sydney. next, we are looking at one company, a carrier ready for takeoff. we're talking about indigo preparing to go public. debut --dd live to its we will head live to its debut right after this short break. ♪ buddy- nice place, nice car what happened? well, it all started with my free credit score from credit sesame.com. they gave me so much more than a free credit score. credit sesame's money management tools and personalized offers saved me tons of money and helped me reach my goals. i just signed up with their free app. what's

over to paul allen for more. ul, this mine has a troubled history and construction has not even begun. paul: that is right. a difficult to be sure. back in august that it environmental groups a decision in federal court because of the mine had failed to consider the impact of 2 species. we many people never heard ofak until then. at the time tony abbott was president and called is sabotage and the government was considering legislation of vigilante against the sort of projects. now the environmental permission costed and it is going to 5.2 billion dollars and australia's largest coal mine. it will ship 60 million tons of coal per year and create 10,000 jobs. it has no shortage of enemies. also going to we need dredge and off of the port to allow the coal to be shipped out. it will be close to the great barrier reef marine park. and aredo not like it concerned about the impact on the water table without considering the applications for climate change. angie: environmental issues aside, does the mind stack of econom

let's head over right now to paul allen in sydney for the details. good set of numbers, but again, falling victim to the weakened oil price. paul: yes, it's a familiar story, angie. 14.5 million barrels of oil equivalent in the third quarter. million.nue of $808 that is down thanks to the weaker oil price. year today production was up 10% for santos. in all, a pretty good story for them to tell from the third quarter. as you mentioned on thursday, they did not act this offer from -- $5.3 billion. we shall shares spike 16%. to we waiting on santos have the staggered open in australia. isntos starting with an s down the chain. angie: it is another big day for production numbers as well. augmon oil is raising its guidance for copper production. tell us about that. paul: it is that time of year will be a lot of number some these companies. third quarters for oz missiles, 3.5 thousand tons up on year. not such a great story for the gold production. 23, 800 ounces. that is about half what they produce the same period last year, but they have raise their gui

thank you so much, paul allen in sydney.her stories making headlines, melco said to the seeking a one-year waiver on the conditions for a bank loan. sources tell bloomberg they will send out a formal request next week. the casino operator has been giving 200 tables for its new project. the new resort opens in macau tomorrow. honda could increase its cooperation with general motors according to the ceo. the two companies work together on fuel cells and are in talks to expand cooperation beyond that agreement. no decision has been made by either carmaker. honda aims to raise next year's target from this year's goal of 950,000 hicles. volkswagen's ceo will join angela merkel on her trip to china. mattias mueller will get merkel and update on the inquiry into emissions. mueller will also meet top executives in china as the company tries to limit the fallout. only 2000 vehicles were affected in china. beijing has launched an investigation into the issue. dismissalas won the of a $15 billion lawsuit over privacy. the plaintiffs ha

we have paul allen with more on the story in sydney. how bad were these numbers? he problem at woolworth? paul: as to the problem, it is a long list. pretty near the top is that they literally do not have a leader right now. theyeo is on his way out, have no one duck just yet. but in the meantime, sales are falling quite badly. third-quarter sales off 2.5%. food and liquor sales were up, but the same store that posted another decline there -- down 1% there as well. it resulted in this morning that first-half profit is going to decline by 28-35%. it is going to decline sharply to $900 million and $1 billion. the head struggling with competition here in australia, not only from the low-cost grocery chain aldi. l's.also from kho they managed an increase at 3.6%. so suggest the problem is that the market, something going on inside woolworth. they're trying to do something about it. they have recently ditched their rewards program, which was a frequent flyer program. suggesting that the troubled hardware chain masters is going to go soon. in the meantime, getting a new

paul allen in sydney. let's check in on markets in asia.irst trading day of the week in new zealand were seeing gains. the're looking to extend best rally we've seen since 2011. 66 u.s. cents. equities falling at six times of. australian dollars and 73 u.s. cents. watching that as well. and japan is closed today. look at some of the big events were following this week. expect the latest trade numbers from china tomorrow. economist forecasts a continued drop in exports and imports of the slowdown continues. tuesday also sees the publication of a dutch report ito the downing of mh 17, was hit by a russian-made rocket tired from separatist territory, moscow says the ukrainian air force may be to blame. everyone on board was killed. the predictable narrowly avoided a technical recession. they expect the central bank to change policy. if it doesn't a recession it would be the first among developed countries due to its dependency on trade. today at the deadline register for next may's presidential election in the philippines. it has started to sl

paul allen, major implementation -- implications from westpac. poll: westpac has given us plenty to talk about. let's talk about the capital raising first. 3.5 billion dollars local money. they will do it by issuing shares, $25.50 each. be offered to the market shortly. that will add 100 basis points to the tier one capital ratios. bank to moveatest stronger struck -- capital requirements. the other thing they are doing is raising interest rates on owner occupier home loans. this will take effect in november. it will also pleased the regulator, which is encouraging banks to limit lending to investors. thehould send a chill down spine of anyone who has invested in property recently. it will not be long until we see the other banks following suit. cold water onme the property market. that will give the rba some impetus to move. rishaad: let's have a look at some of the other stories we are following. further moves in the drinks business. shery: they plan to buy wine brands for $609. -- $600 million. the acquisition will transform them into a larger

rishaad: thank you for that, paul allen. angie: what is in a plan? political elite meet to chart the nation's next five years. ♪ >> lets it go look at some of these stories making headlines around the world. calm: he appealed for after his deputy was arrested for an assassination attempt. it follows last month's explosion which is said to have been an assassination attempt. the vice president was detained on saturday and will be charged with treason. rishaad: tony blair said the 2003 invasion of iraq was partly responsible for the spread of islamic state in the middle east. he apologized for mistakes made in postwar planning. but insists the toppling saddam hussein had been the right thing to do. angie: korean families from both -- 250f the peninsula koreans traveled to the resort for the emotional meetings. more than 30 of them are in their 90's. south korea fired warning shots on saturday towards a north korean patrol boat that crossed there to factor maritime border -- de facto maritime border. be the fivet would things you want to see out of it?

rishaad: thanks, paul allen. in sydney, let's look at earnings out.is out with its figures as well. earning money abroad is looking more difficult, posting the biggest loss in four years. the slump in trading and settlement of the lawsuit with the italian bank sees a $380 million loss. it will put a dent in their profit from overseas this fiscal year. despite that, overall net income smashing estimates. a week of central bank recalls -- bank calls has tiny easing. next, it will be japan's turn. we will look at what they might let the monthly policy meeting tomorrow. we will head over to the japanese capital to get an update. this is "trending business." ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possib

rishaad: thank you, paul allen in sydney. let's have a look at some of the other stories. has ago over to zeb who roundup and hillary clinton changing tect. >> that is right. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is speaking out against the just completed trade partnership. sheking with judy woodruff, says she is not in favor of the deal because it does not meet the higher bar her campaign has set. the obama administration considers the deal a signature achievement. she was initially supportive of the deal in her four years in the obama administration. the decision to reject the tpp won her critical support from organized labor. the labor union called clinton's decision a turning point. the trade deal must still be approved by government in 12 countries and faces an uphill battle in congress. deutsche bank is bracing for its $7 billion loss. it is the biggest quarterly loss in a decade and may also strap its dividends. investors going back to germany's postwar reconstruction. all this as the co-ceo tries to right the ship amid legal costs and regulatory scrutin

rishaad: thanks a lot, paul allen in sydney.hy abu dhabi says the current price of earl -- price of oil is "a gift" to the world. start to aa head look at the major economic data out this week including a possible impending fed rate decision. right after the short break, we're looking at all things china, and of course that monetary policy move, the sixth interest-rate cut in a year. they could face some crucial policy decisions. ♪ rishaad: china's senior leaders to beginning a meeting today set the country's political and economic course for the next five years. the question is, what should be on the agenda. catherine, a huge surprise. >> it wasn't too much of a surprise. we were factoring in another cut. what is very promising is the removal of the ceiling with the deposit rate. the full entry -- the fourth --erest rate equal is it interest rate liberalization. it is leading to their ultimate plan of opening up capital markets, etc.. in terms of expectations going forward, we're going to probably remain in this environment. mi

tonight, allen martin says republican congressman paul ryan is finally making a move. >> he did say it, ken. in fact, late today, ryan said he will run for house speaker under country condition, and it is a big one. he needs total support from the republicans. >>> we need it to move from the opposition party to being a proposition party. second, we need to update our house rules so that everyone can be a more effective representative. this is after all the people's house. >> reporter: the 45-year-old representative from wisconsin made the announcement tonight in washington. one more thing. he made it clear he's not giving up his family time. ryan's given republicans until friday to get behind him. >>> some of the most conservative members said they're going to need to think. they were hoping to wrangle some concessions out of ryan in exchange for their support, and now he's turned the tables on them. >> reporter: current house speaker john boehner surprised everyone last month when he announced he's going to be stepping down. paul ryan admits the speaker position, not a job he ever wan

. >>> well, joining me now is jonathan allen, chief political correspondent with vox. and paul ryan seems to have the political capital to be speaker of the house, but does he want the job? >> there are a lot of reasons not to want the job, most of all, you have to set a three dozen or so republicans that can stop you from passing any legislation that they want to. so this is a delicate situation, ryan doesn't want the job. i think he's the only one -- maybe not the only one, but almost the only one in the republican conference that doesn't want him to be speaker. >> do you think ultimately that paul ryan has designs for a run at the white house in future and if he's thinking that way, would being house speaker make a run more difficult? >> absolutely. i think you'll end up a lot of republicans a lot of the time, and as a result, we saw this with john boehner by the way. ended up losing the support of a lot of people across the republican conference and across the country. so i think paul ryan if he wants to be president of the united states has been trying to avoid that kind o

allen martin kpix 5. >> the vote will be in the next few weeks. john boehner asked paul ryan to run. ryan is not interested. >>> a democracy group from tunisia is the winner of this year's nobel peace price. casey coleman fi chairman of the committee made the announcement in oslo this morning. tunisian national dialogue quartet was honored for its contributions to the first and most successful arab spring movement. the group was cited for its decisive contribution to the building of pluralistic democracy in the north african country. >>> time now is 4:40. a suspected catnapper is captured by police in the south bay. the disturbing discovery officers made when he was arrested. >> and we want to know what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, suspected in a cat-theft can san jose. k-p-i-x five's betty yu has details on whe the suspect was found... ane grisly dis syria this morning a man is in -- >>> this morning a man is in custody in the death of a cat. betty y

lanning in at qb, his first and only pass of the game goes to allen lazard who shakes the defender and is gone! 74 yards for the score. if i'm paul rhoads, i use the ankeny- urbandale connection until someone proves they can stop it! lazard was nearly unguardable saturday night. he finished with 5 catches for 147 yards and this score! keyshawn johnson always said, just gimme the damn ball! good things happen when #5 gets the ball! play number four, comes to us from ft. dodge and waukee. the warriors ben ferkin looking for kayde penn. but it gets juggled and finds the waiting arms of kayden preston! check this out again, ferkin's rocket deflects off of penn's facemask, then gets tipped and presto! it finds preston who takes it inside waukee territory. but the warriors would get the last laugh, they hand fort dodge its first loss of the season en route to their 5th straight win! still a great i-n-t for the dodgers! play number three, we head over to hoover. the huskies welcoming in lincoln. hoover running the option, wilfrid kouakou pitches it to jerry ziaty. ziaty runs out of room on that sideline and reverses his way to the other

paul, we may have just gotten a sneak peek at the type of flooding el nino could bring us this winter. >> you are right, allen. the latest update we'll receive before the el nino rains really crank up this winter, this is the official outlook from noaa, much of the state of california forecast to be wetter and stormier than average, but the bull's eye will be likely southern california, the wettest weather to our south. the biggest reservoirs to our north, rain to the north as well, warmer storms as well typically well peno which would mean a higher -- with el nino which would mean a higher temperature and less snow. el nino rainfall will likely put a big dental in the drought but likely will not eliminate it. we'll talk more about rain in our radar now come up in a few minutes. >>> a lot of you have been saving all the water you can during this drought, but not everyone is following the rules. tonight christin ayers reveals some of the biggest water wasters in the east bay. >> reporter: several of east bay's top 10 water wasters live here and one of them is billy beane. the oakland a's vice president of base

allen martin kpix 5. >> the vote will be in the next few weeks. john boehner asked paul ryan to run. boehner asked paul ryan to run but ryan is not interested. >>> a major bay area-based retailer is coming up short on its earnings. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has more now from new york. >> reporter: good morning. the markets are on a roll. the dow will open above the 17,000 mark for the first time since august. it jumped another 138 points on thursday. the nasdaq climbed 19. it's the start of earnings season and so far not so good. the first few companies to report have missed expectations including gap especially when it comes to the company's banana republic brand based in san francisco. the ceo says customers have made it clear the clothes don't fit well and they aren't flattering enough given the prices. >>> and the holiday season can be make or break for retailers. this year americans are expected to spend more than last year but not much. the national retail federation predicts an increase of 3.7%. less than previous increases. americans have come to expect deep discounts

allen martin, kpix 5. >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award using our email form online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> and time for another check of the weather. paule clayton valley pumpkin farm. hi, paul. >> hey, paul. >> reporter: it's a great evening out here. the weather is cooling down as it should be this time of year after a high of 85. we are already down to the 70s. if you are a parent and want to take your kids to a pumpkin patch it needs to be more than just pumpkins. you have to have some other stuff to keep the kids happy. they do here. it's a family tradition to come here. they have been doing it for 35 years. they have a great hay maze on site, a great train rides for the kids. mom and dad are coming here for the gourds. they have thousands of good- looking pumpkins, as well. open until 8 p.m. every night between now and october 31 here in the beautiful clayton valley in the foothills of mount diablo. pyramid looking toward the golden gate bridge. fog at the coastline for the afternoon and temperatures reflect that. low 60s for both san francisco and san bruno. contrast that with the 80s still in livermore but you will cool down ton

paul brown. but it is not because of how kevin mccarthy publicly undermined the credibility of the benghazi committee. it is because he's not conservative enough. joining us now is jonathan allenndent for vox. jonathan allen, this was what hillary clinton was hoping for. she couldn't have hoped for it in her wildest dreams that the future speaker would make the whole point of the committee to knock down her poll numbers. >> the entire republican party in washington has spent the entirety of the benghazi committee's existence denying the idea that it is a political witch hunt, intended only to prevent hillary clinton from being president. and kevin mccarthy, the guy who's about to be speaker of the house walks out and says you know what, it is actually all about politics. he shouldn't have said anything worse for republicans. not only is it bad in that broad sense, it's also bad in the narrow sense that she's going to testify in a few weeks. now the republican are in a box. to the extent they wanted to turn it into a political side show, they can. everybody is going to be watching for that and they're going to call foul when it happens. this is a huge blunder by mccarthy and of