. >> t men are referring to reports that warner offered and opportunity to philip morris' daughter sould not have to give up his seat. you can vote for the candidates three weeks from today. >>> the clock is ticking for the november 4th election. today is your deadline to register in both states. if you can't fill out the application, you can mail in an application or fill it out online. >>> we are talking about foggy conditions out there. you have to be driving carefully as we take a live look outside. especially because visibility may not be great. >> let's go to chuck bell to see what we are dealing with this morning. >>> good morning. it is cloudy a muggy and mild and soupy and foggy. all those words that end in y describe this morning. it doesn't feel like october at all and won't feel like october at all later today either. right now it's full of cloud cover and a little bit of fog. most of the fog is out across northern maryland and out near the shenandoah valley. the weather service does have a dense fog advisory for loudoun county, montgomery county and frederick county in ma

he's also under fire for accepting donations from cigarette company philip morris. >> taking money from tobacco industry legitimizes a public health menace which should not be part of the political process. no reason to be taking tobacco money. >> with election day less than two weeks away, governor brown spent practically no money on his own bid for a fourth term in office. >>> new owners for a south bay landmark. the prune yard towers and the surrounding shopping center in campbell is a walkable mix of retail office and hotel space. the ellis participate ners of san francisco reportedly purchased the development for some $300 million. they own town and country village in palo alto. >>> straight ahead, he jumped a fence and tried to fight off the dogs. the latest security breach at the white house. it wasn't his first attempt. also -- >> and tonight, we're hearing from the family of the man accused of a terror attack here in ottawa. i'm jay gray. we'll have a live update. >>> it's not people talking. a racist rant in san francisco's chinatown and tonight an apology. >> to america. ther

. >> philip morris. >> sure. it. >> used to be paid by philip morris. now are paid back -- >> the media, and not the partisan media, but the authoritative media needs to call out that kind of nonsense. >> but here is the fundamental problem or a fundamental problem, which is, as you know, i was old school reporter from traditional media, time magazine, 20 years. >> this is where you make fun of me. >> no. i look to you for answers. which is, there has been an enormous amount of a downward economic pressure on traditional media, and that has come into play. there's no question major news organizations have fewer pierrot's. nor of the reasons their is a sense that all power is concentrated in the white house's every tv reporter does every story no matter what it is from the north lawn of the white house is because there are reporters anywhere else. so how come you seem to have faith that there is an economic model in producing news that is sustainable when all of these other organizations that have histories of doing it are struggling so much? >> because

they say governor brown accepted contributions from philip morris for his own cal pain and for committeespositions 1 and 2. they say that's about $100,000. >> taking money from tobacco companies legitimizes a public health menace which should not be part of the political process. no reason to be taking tobacco money. >> the society has challenged candidates in the november company to refuse tobacco campaigns. so far 50 candidates have vowed not to take money from tobacco companies. >>> happening today, the golden gate bridge district meets to take up a controversial proposal to charge people who walk or bike across the bay area's world-famous sphan. drivers pay up to $7 for a trip across the golden gate. but the many people who walk or bike across the bridge every day do it for free. now the bridge district's current budget problems could change that. still not clear how much the toll would be for walkers and bikers if the board approves that plan. >>> 7:55. the 13-year-old boy from napa who was badly hurt in that big earthquake in napa in august, a chimney collapsed on him. he got a spec

keep in mind some of the names that have high exposure here in europe include mcdonald's, philip morris and i.t. consulting firm ex sen temperature. lastly, a big mover in today's trade is tesco. today, the stock is rebounding and hsbc upgrading that stock to neutral. so one of the bright spots in today's trade. joe, back to you. >> seema, thanks. now let's get over to sri jegarajah. sri, what's going on in your part of the world? >> hi, joe.. morning. >> it was a rough day in the asian markets, as well, with this exception. the shanghai composite outperforming today. up by 0.8% at the settlement. now, remember, the shanghai composite came back after a five-day hiatus. the golden week holiday. and it was the property developers that shined today because just before the holiday, we did hear from beijing. we did hear about stimulus for the property sectors. mortgage rates of first time developers, that brought them up. the feds they got to fill it today, as well. otherwise, a fairley grim market. the nikkei 225 underperforming. remember this correlation with the currency market and japane