our reporter met with the boss of psa group, which includes peugeot, citroen and 0pel, and asked himt worried about. we are operating in a chaotic world, we see that the chaos is increasing and the agile companies like ours have big opportunities ahead of us, but at the same time, the whole industry is facing a lot of uncertainty. but it is also creating a lot of opportunities in this chaotic world and the psa group, which is now in a very good shape has faced and you get experience five years ago, we have learned the value of agility and we are now eager and excited about the opportunities that will be raised by the situation. looking to brexit, the situation. looking to brexit, the future has been clear —— cloudy for some time. a lot of your rivals in the uk say embarking on contingency planning in case of a no deal brexit, that production lines could stop, future investment could be altered. we haven't heard from you recently. what are your plans? 0ur position is very clear. we have written to theresa may to express what our expectations are. they are very clear. we want a free tr

made up of one representative from 33 planning and service areas or psas. they range in size from five or six counties that we might see -- if you look at a map of the state of california in the upper left-hand corner to the city and county of san francisco being it's own psa. typically they are county size. but as we move into some of the other areas throughout the state where there are less dense population you see cluster of counties together. so i will give bridgette a map to include. the california older americans act, the older californians act which came into effect after the older americans act, established aging advisory councils and that is what the aaa council of california represents. it's mission is to communicate and collaborate among the local advisory councils for education, advocacy. we meet quarterly. so, i think sometimes in the past there was a thought that perhaps we met more frequently. so, my next report would be in january. we meet quarterly and the group is administered by the commission on aging. and the group is funded by the chec

encouraging for psa to come back by a canada? >> we are now preparing for a u.s., and of course this is part of the framework that we need to know before we make the final decisions which we intend to do within the next few months. so we are eager to listen to president trump on this matter, and of course we are darwinian. we adapt to the conventions in which we operate, and of course we will adapt our strategy to the conditions set by the u.s. administration. we are eager to listen to the president. >> you said that psa would come back within the next 10 years. could that accelerate your plans? carlos: i do not think it will accelerate, because we want to fix it properly. we want to learn about the u.s. consumer expectation, and we are already operating in terms of mobility services in order to learn and understand this market as precisely as possible. we will go step-by-step. we are now preparing what needs to be done in terms of manufacturing. we have already started to prepare the engineering of our products to the u.s. regulation-compliant. it is all under pl

ceoy: that is the psa speaking to bloomberg ahead of the paris motor show.ence fiction series has a dystopian view of tech. way we watchge the the show. how netflix is giving viewers a say in "black mirror," next. ♪ emily: netflix changed the tv game once with binge watching, and now, it is switching things up again. the company is developing a series of 20 and venture specials -- choose your own adventure specials. science fiction series "black mirror" will be one of the first a the projects, debuting choose your own adventure series . how will this work? >> we don't know all the details yet, but people will be of the watch, then choose from several different endings of the episode. the season will start in december, and this is not totally new for netflix. they tried this a couple times on children's programming. this is the first time they have taken a hit show and tried to do this. emily: how do you think multiple storylines will impact viewership? with the kids' show, maybe not as much but when people have an emotional connection to a series, part of th

you said that psa would come back to the north america with the next few years.ld this accelerate your plans? willdon't think it accelerate them because we want to do things properly. first of all, we want to learn about u.s. consumer expectations and we are already operating in the united states in terms of mobility services, in order to learn and understand the market as processing as possible. will go step-by-step and we are now preparing our distribution model. we are preparing what needs to be done in terms of manufacturing. we have already started to prepare the engineering profile products to u.s. regulation compliance. all of this is under planning and we just need to synchronize the different parts of this is best model in order to make it happen. that should be done within the next few months. obviously, this is relief in the short-term, but we have seen new tariffs between the u.s. and china. how will this new volume of tariffs between the u.s. in china -- how is it impacting your production and prices? today, most of our production is in europe for th

that is the boss of psa group, an important player in the car industry. jeremy is back.ervative party conference. theresa may does her speech in a fewer hours. is the theme that predominates across all of the political landscape in the uk. that influences all of the decision—making and in the sense it leaves everything else parked on the sidelines. without mitigating the risks of brexit, it's very difficult to have a broader perspective in terms of the uk political landscape and the economic environment. this article is from the metro in london which talks about the civil war within the conservative party. from your perspective, you're in the city of london, you work for a canadian bank, everybody is trying to get their heads around where we are going. you're a currency analyst, how do you take these last few weeks? we had the labour party conference, borisjohnson weeks? we had the labour party conference, boris johnson speaking yesterday, theresa may today, the chaos. if we go back to talking about the currency market in particular, clearly it's always influenced by the

i love this psa. >> thank you. and thanks for having me.common form of bullying that we see and as you were saying i think everybody knows what it's like to be called hurtful and harmful so we call this campaign #defythename because it's about not letting the names that other people call you define who you are. you know, defy the name. don't let being bullied define you. >> i love that. you're not in the psa but you are participating in the campaign. you're actually going to change your name live on the air so i'll let you do that right now. >> well, so let me just say first too so people know how to be involved that are called to action and why i did this is that we want people to change their display name if they feel brave enough. so not your twitter handle or your user name but your display name on all social media platforms to include your bullied name. so that's what i've done and my bullied name is monica chunky slut stalker that woman lewinsky. >> is that hard to say out loud? >> it is. it is and lucky me i had a lot of names to cho

it is 46% owned by psa. theacquisition will help country develop integrated cockpit systems. the country is bracing for a credit downgrade by standard & poor's. affairs economic commission has found it reassuring, saying he sees no sign of contagioion from italy's debt. >> a new power company has been set up in japan. >> by monks. it is called temple energy. launch it,ogether to which plans to start selling electricity next year. small power retailers have been popping up since the government liberalized the energy market. they will lease solar panels to families to contribute towards cleaner energy. >> thank you very much. time next for the press review. sir philip green, the owner of top shop. he is the latest revealed in the me too scandal. >> he merely avoided being revealed. i want to show you the daily telegraph newspapaper from this tuesday. they published allegations against green, calling it the me too scandal which cannot be refilled. -- cannot be revealed. .he court issued an injunction this was due to an nda signed by employees making these allegations of sexual h

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would come that psa back to the u.s. in north america, within the next 10 years.ld that accelerate your plan? carlos: we want to do things properly. we want to learn about the u.s. consumer expectations and we are already operating in the u.s. in terms of mobility services in order to learn and to understand precisely ass possible. we will go step, we are preparing our distribution model, we are preparing what needs to be done in terms of manufacturing, we have started to prepare the engineering of our products to be u.s. regulation compliant. all of this is under planning and we just need now to synchronize the different parts of this business model to make it happen and that should be done within the next few months. >> this is a relief in the short term but we have seen tariffs between the u.s. and china. how are the volumes of tariffs impacting your production and impacting prices? carlos: today, most of our production is in europe for the european markets and china for the chinese market. there is some cross manufacturing around the world, but it is limited.

. >> it's a psa. >> it's a psa.len valor, but below the belt. >> and it rhymes. i'm leaving for indiana tonight, i will be in indianapolis tonight. me and bill hemmer talking about one of those senate races that's really tight? it's in indiana and i'll have the republican mike brown with me tomorrow. unfortunately joe donnelly said he couldn't make it but we all have a great show. a lot of great people out there. somebody out there i went to graduate school with will be on the show. two then at p.m. tomorrow. >> it's my turn -- juan? >> you ever play basketball court in the backyard? how about playing a game of horse on the nba court! watching klay thompson last night with the bulls. >> for nba history... he's got it! >> set the record for nba three-pointers and it didn't take him the whole game to do it. hit the record-breaking shot with 5 minutes to go in the third quarter. he left the game at the end of the third after stealing doing 52-point! >> or anybody else thinks this is too easy? >> these guys? >> well, th

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he partnered with every town for gun safety to create this powerful psa. >> when the parkland shootingarted me thinking about how dance specifically could be a vehicle for change and for healing. >> reporter: what started as a simple idea for activism quickly snowballed when superstar sia offered her latest track "i'm still here" to the project. ♪ >> reporter: every step. every step a deliberate expression crafted by celebrity choreographer james alsop. >> it's such a critical issue for the entire country. and i don't understand why there isn't a bigger conversation. and maybe we're getting drowned in language. when he said he wanted it to be a dance-driven theme i was like, yes! we get to speak through our bodies. >> artistically trying to get a message across like this in choreography, how do you do that? >> i let the music and the song and the message dictate the movement. just so that it comes off authentically. >> reporter: known for working with the likes of beyonce and j. lo, this was her first time working with this many kids. >> it was beautiful. once i got in i was so nervous

. >> this is the new psa depicting a young girl hiding from an intruder and texting 911. effective immediately dispatch that >> two cases where we helped the consumer win, plus the complaint we get more than any other. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds." next. >>> but first, happening now, "black panther ii" oakland native ryan coogler signs on for a sequel. "black panther" made more than $1.3 billion worldwide. bozeman who plays the superhero signed on to return. no word on when the movie will be released. ter e break. america shot >>> and you're looking at a picture of the transamerica building on a fine friday morning. it looks like it's going to be a spectacular weekend as well. >> looking forward to it. 4:55 right now. >>> frustrated consumers call us for help just about every day of the week and of course nbc bay area responds. >> of course consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a look at some of our recent wins. >> good morning. our inbox fills up fast. since we debuted in may of 2016, we have logged more than 11,100 complaints

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my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelpa appointments available now. >>>g following breakws in southwest d.c., where a tour boat has run agroundn the potomac river. ifee you have around there, you know these 70 foot catamarans that take people around at night. you get a good look at the monuments. one of them ran aground last 1 night wit passengers on board. it took d.c. fireme depa, d.c. police, and the u.s. coast guard to get all 17 to safety. they have now towed that boat to georgetown harbor. at the live desk, chris lawrence. 4: thank you, chris. >>> now. at 8:00 a.m. sharp, senators will begin poring over the fbi's expanded background investigation into supreme court pick brett kavanaugh. republican senators a pushing for a confirmation vote over the next few days. tracie potts is on capitol hill this morning. whats christine blasey ford saying about this investigation? >> overnight her attorneys pout out a statement sayin that they are profoundly disappointed that she was never

i want you to find me ♪ ♪ i forget myself, i want you to remind me ♪ >> serena williams posted this psaram for the i touch myself project drawing attention to breast cancer awareness project. it honors the singer who passed away from the disease. in the video, she covers the hit "i touch myself" as a reminder for women to put their iowa tooa memorial run for mollie tibbetts. the university jog in july.500 pogetr in tibbetts' hometown of brooklyn to honor her by doing what she loved most, running. the joggers ran for about five miles with tibbetts' brother telling "the des moines register" the fund-raiser brought in over $20,000 for the university of iowa children's hospital. tibbetts' friends said they organized the run in part to help the community heal. >>> three people are dead after a car explosion in pennsylvania, and now the fbi is investigating. they're still trying to figure out what caused this blt. officials believe it was a criminal incident but say there is no immediate threat to the community. nbc's dan schenamen has more. >> reporter: the explosion could be heard and felt

my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia intments available now. >>> a this hour a desperate search and fading hopes for findinge survivors in rubble of a seven-story hotel that collapsed when a powerful earthquake hit indonesia on friday. peopleorities believe 50 were trapped. 12 people have been rescued from the ruins, but only three of them survived.ea the toll has already climbed above 1,200. several devastated areas have yet to be reached. >> reporter: everywhere there's devastation. here at a crumpled hotel, dozens people believede to tracked. rescuers are using sniffer dogs to find them. >> when the dogs are barking, what does that tell u? >> there might be life there.r: >> reporwo days ago there were voices and tapping but today silence. ndtellite images show how badly the earthquake tsunami altered the landscape here. buildings before and after. the town's coastline swallowed by the sea. supplies of fuel are critically low and aid has been slow to reach re. military planes

remember all of those anti-bullying psa's, the obamaus white house data?w the democrats are the worst bullies around. children don't listen as closely as they watch. so, what will they take away from scenes like this? yeah, look at it. it looks like it could be somewhere in the middle east. and while the heat of this political moment will pass, if we really want to teach our children well, we all better get back to the basics. that means values like respect, decorum, and a civil discourse. and that is the angle. joining me now is dan bongino, former secret service agent and author of the new book, spygate. and also join me as rochelle ritchie, a former press secretary for the house democrats. let's start with you. what will the democratic response be if something horrific happens because of the anger and the frenzy both congresswomen, senators and others are either tacitly encouraging or actually encouraging with their words? >> you mentioned that someone might be killed as a result of coming to the left but i want to say that someone has been killed as a

dillingham, if you're confirmed that be one of the things you focus on, the psa asking people to participate, but stressing the privacy of their information. i understand why telling people how much money you make is a scary thing for people to do in a census giving that number although to think they gave it to the irs. the question is are the two numbers the same and it's probably why they are without them. they are private under law that is a criminal offense for their information to be shared. i am anxious to hear your plans for outreach in terms of counting difficult populations to count. mr. kubayanda, am i saying it correctly? it's good to see you also. i feel very strongly that the postal regulatory commission is an incredible -- has an important role in our postal service. you come with a long record of public service, particularly expertise. i know you left the ig office three years ago and i am pleased that you're willing to return to public service. it's a little bit like nails on a black board sometime when i look at someone like you, that people like you are considered the swamp

to grace muresan. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are currently near the main stage, which is were the psamain events happen. i know that so many people suffer from mental-health issues, so i passed around a sticky-note pad sometimes on the bus or during lunch. and i asked them to write something that they experienced related to anxiety or depression. i am really, really glad that i won, and i also want to continue helping people. and i want to help people more with dealing with mental-health issues. ♪ >> so, this competition is just for young girls who have an idea and they can present and, like, get some money to fund their products. sol power is a phone case that charges your phone with sunlight and artificial light. >> i run cross-country, and my phone is always dying. and my mom's always getting mad, so i need to find a way, right, to communicate with her. we won the competition, and we won $1,000. >> i'm very happy right now, a little shocked, but i'm really excited. >> you put your mind to it, you can do anything you want. >> just follow your dreams. >> yeah. >> i got to pitch my no

kaiser permanente is doing a psa competition around mental health awareness. the golden state warriors are doing sports drills all day and our own abc 7 is going to have the girls experience being a weather anchor. there's dancing and singing. we want to give the girls the opportunity to experience all these different potential career paths so that they understand they can do anything. nothing is impossible for them and we want them to experience not just sitting there looking at people talking about it but they get to do it themselves. >> and if they like it, something they would be interested in. >> exactly right and there's a makers fair where they can experience making things. it's just a full day of fantastic opportunities. this is our third year doing it and we've had over 8,000 families, families bring their girls. they come from all over northern california. >> that brings me to a question if a family wants to come and the family has a son -- >> bring them along. there are a lot of dads who come and bring their girls. absolutely. >> that's great to see

basically, they have done these psas of each drug and there's a little booklet and video and they are free on the internet. they are done by people who are former drug addict. they teach the kids what each drug is. they are not going to get the right answer from the person saying, here take this, try this. they will get false information. once you're done watching these videos, you have to be brain- dead to even think of putting something like this into your body. because of what these drugs are composed of. it is so disgusting. i think it really comes down to education. there is this crisis and this epidemic and we have all these people addicted, but it also comes down to the people getting educated at a very young age. i have a friend who works with kids who are addicted to drugs. parents are having to deal with eight and nine-year-old children who are doing drugs. i was still playing with dolls. it is a different world. it is really key, this education at a very young age. >> if you have extra room in your house or extra money, there are tens of thousands of orphans from overdosed

the other thing i should mention that i recently did was i made a series of commercials or videos or psasrg, which i would encourage everybody to go to and of course it's about getting out the vote, but in fact, what it's also or really about is getting people to volunteer and if you go to that website, you can log in and you can say where you're from, and they will tell you areas and races that need volunteer help, canvassing, texting, writing letters, and we've been able to raise -- i mean, at this point, i think we've got almost 10,000 volunteers through the program. >> jimmy: oh, really? that's a lot. and you're going to do that with them as well. >> i have already. >> jimmy: that's great. that's a great thing that you're doing. is work fun now? do you appreciate it more? it's the last season of the show. >> i know. >> jimmy: of "veep." >> i know. >> jimmy: how many episodes do you have left to shoot? >> we have three more episodes left to shoot. >> jimmy: are you feeling melon collie abo -- >> i am. i adore these people. >> jimmy: the writing is always sharp, the acting is great on t

the psa implementation has increased the release right. the right in which the judges or judicial officers make a release decision. when presented with a case whether or not to release an individual. we are using the public safety assessment provided by the laura and jane

for every republican hop thought kanye west solved every problem with men black men, americans psa.much what these celebrities think. they're often ill informed. they don't know much. pick up a newspaper. turn off kanye west. read something. lord have mercy. >> my gosh, playing the part of don lemon is -- but scott -- one thing that you were mostly correct. it wasn't because he said something nice about a republican. it wasn't just because he was saying something nice about this president. it's because people ultimately knew or know he's being used by this president and so it's nothing to do with republicans. there are black conservatives and that's fine. there thud be black conservatives. go on. >> yes, there should be a lot. >> nia, here's what kanye west said about president trump in the white house earlier this month. watch this. >> there was something about when i put this hat on it made me feel like superman. you made a superman, that's my favorite superhero. you made a superman cape for me, also as a guy that looks up to you, to ralph lauren, to american industry guys, nonpol

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you're seeing a new psa depicting a young girl hiding from an intruder and texting 911. effective immediately, dispatch centers for all law enforcement and fire agencies in that area can receive texts. >>> in walnut creek, there appears to be a slight resolution between whole foods and a chinese restaurant that's been there 30 years. the report says plans have been dropped to bring in a new tenant to the space where the jade garden restaurant operates. that means jade garden will be allowed to remain there except it's going to lose its lease at the start of next year. >>> before you have your lunch, we have a food recall you might want to know about involving several products across the bay area that we toss in the freezer here at work. the fda says more than 35,000 pounds of valley fine products are spoiled and you shouldn't eat them. you want to check your freezer for the products which were sold at lucky's and safe way locations from august 15th through october 4th. among them, the simple dishes they're called. the flavors are chicken penne alfre alfredo, italian saus

my psa is under contl. ctca gave me an opportuny to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now. >>> so a selfie almost cost a man hisli . he fell into the potomac river yesterday while trying to get that perfect shot. it happened off of olmste island in great falls and res e rescuers were able no save him. chopper video shows how swollen the river is with all the rain we've seen alienate days. the man is now in the hospital and he is recovering from serious in rries. >> thaer looks angry. >> mm-hmm. >> it's swollen and everything. it's just not worth it. >> no, it's not. >> that's what they have photoshop for. you ca do anything. photoshop and filters. you can put yourself anywhere, make yourself look great. >> or just have some sensibility. >> or just enjoy the ment. >> the you go! >> so a lot of people getting outside, out and about today. wanting to hit the trails. out at the farm yesterday, it's like everybody was out. i think they don't know w next rainy day is coming. >> still muddy out in grassy areas

. >> i was just going to give a psa to the viewer.ust keep waiting on that one. >> go ahead, dan. >> one other point about the dollar. did you see crude oil sitting right -- i think -- when you talk about volatility and just focusing on the small group, there's a lot of things very volatile. global equity's volatile. we're seeing volatility in commodities. its not just stocks. >>> coming up, china surging back after what has been months of selling pain and check out all the chinese tech stocks, they were rallying but can you trust this bounce? take a look at the cannabis cam. there's the king, tim seymour getting the buzz for the big pot conference happening right now in new york city as weed stocks seem to be burning out. he will join us live from the ground with the highlights. >>> and later, its not just tech stocks reporting this week and guy here has one under the radar stock. we're live from times square in new york city. chor"ft ney" right after this. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i

and these guys were cooking up this beautiful, funny, vibrant, lovely -- >> jimmy: you just did this psas -- who came up with the idea cause it's super funny. is that -- >> it s just a collective of the students at -- in parkland. and we also organized with students from around the country. so -- jimmy: it went viral. i think it did like a million in, like, not even a day. >> i mean. yeah, we know how teenagers operate. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know how teenagers operate, yeah. >> yeah. y >> yeah, yeah. >> people like fun -- like, it's funny, but it's engaging and it almost tricks you into realizing how important voting is, and that's really what we're alt. >> jimmy: where do we -- where do we stand on the voting csing for young people. what is the statisight now? >> well i mean, if young people actually sw up to the polls on november 6th, we can sway any election wchoose, and it's really important because these issues are going to affect us for the rest of our lives, and young people need to bee forefront, we need to be the up standers in this situation. we can no longer st

it's a new psa depicting a young girl hiding from an intruder and texting 911.tive immediately dispatch centers from law enforcement and fire agencies can receive those texts. so important message to hear, kind of a frightening way to hear it. >> it is, gets your attention. also the note you saw in that text, what is your location? they can't just geo locate you instantaneo instantaneously. you still have to have the information guys. ace train, 100 minutes, over an hour and a half delay for train number one. train number three was supposed to hook up with that train. the two trains will couple together and take over, because train number one had some difficulties. they're both now stuck in tracy. not sure why. no update from ace rail but train number three is also delayed because of that additional wait time at the tracy station. you might want to think about that. we also hear the second line there vallejo ferry may be delayed because of some mechanical difficulties. just a note for ferry rider this is morning. an easy drive as you take a look, good recovery u

the psa implementation has increased the release right. the right in which the judges or judicial officers make a release decision. when presented with a case whether or not to release an individual. we are using the public safety assessment provided by the laura and jane arnold foundation. on likelihood of making future scheduled court appearances and not being arrested on any charge we have seen a dramatic increase in pretrial releases. those at the arraignment face and prearrangement face. because of the different levels of supervision that are available to the judges at that prearrangement phase, we are specifically looking at case management in the most intensive management of supervision. that is where we are seeing that increase in releases. the p.s.a. tool also does not require an interview. we are seeing a lot more releases at the arraignment face previously, prior to the p.s.a. implementation, we would have to provide an interview and an assessment to the court after arraignment. we are seeing a lot more releases at arraignment.

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i will commend to you that that the one of the things that you focus on, not just that the psa is asking people to participate, but stressing the privacy of participation. i understand why telling people how much money you make is a scary thing for people to do. although, i think they give it to the irs. the question is, are the two numbers the same, and that is probably why they are reluctant. the reinsurance that the private under law and it is a criminal offense, i criminalis -- it is a offense for it to be shared, i think that is important. i look for your methods of , iteach and mr. kubayanda is good to see you also. i feel strongly that the postal regulatory commission is an -- has an important role. long record of postal service and expertise in postal issues. officeyou left the ig's and i am pleased you are willing to return to public service. it is a little like fingernails on the blackboard that people like you are considered the swamp. you have labored hard and honorably in the public sector. you have left the public sector, and are willing to come back to provide a cup -- a p

dillingham, if you are confirmed, that that be wone of the things that you focus on, not just the psas asking people to participate, but stressing the privacy of their information. because i think that is -- i understand why telling people how much money you make is a scary thing for people to do in a census given the government that number although if -- i think they give it to the irs. >> they are supposed to. >> the question is are the two numbers the same? that's probably why they are reluctant. but i think the reassurance that the information is private under law, that it is a criminal offense for their information to be shared, i think is very important. i am anxious to hear your plans for outreach in terms of counting difficult populations to count. mr. kubayanda, it's good to see you also. i feel very strongly that the postal regulatory commission is an incredibly -- has an important role in our postal service. you come with a long record of public service, particularly impressive expertise in the postal issues. i know you left the ig's office three years ago and i am pleased t