. >> reporter: for most people, red bank is just another stop on the new jersey rail line, but here, just a few feet from the lumbering train cars is a place that almost feels like home. >> hi, how are y'all? >> oh, hi! >> reporter: this is the jbj soul kitchen, cooking up classic farm to table cuisine five days a week. fancy stuff, but for the needy, it's not so much a restaurant as a refuge. >> we're right by the train tracks. >> the train goes by so much, you won't even notice it. and it goes by a lot. >> reporter: yes, the jbj in the name stands for jon bon jovi. he cofounded the place eight years ago, turning what use to be auto body repair shop into a place where no one is ever turned away. did you deliberately build it on the wrong side of the tracks? >> well, at least we didn't build it on the tracks. >> reporter: and here's how it works. there are no prices on the menu. diners are asked to pay a $20 donation that covers their meal and someone else's meal too. and if you can't donate money, you can donate service, like washing dishes in exchange for your supper. it's actually

the left and the poncho the traditional garb of indigenous people in the andes right now morale is red banks is white hot with fury. the morale is a good man has been working for the people but he didn't want to rob us like those of other. people moralities was believe his 1st indigenous president on sunday he quit and then fled to mexico from there he's given statement after statement saying he was forced out for being against the country's rich white minority. so you don't need to see my crime was being indigenous. when a president governs in the interests of the social movements of the peasant farmers and workers in the police mutinies and carries out a coup because he wanted to sell the believe his government says there's another side to eva morale is on display inside the penthouse he had built. they say he's been living lavishly despite his socialist rhetoric. a lifestyle far removed from that of his struggling supporters many of whom and just a couple of 100 euros per month. can be educated like a rich man while claiming to speak with a number that is poverty it's what i mean to put w

. >> reporter: for most people, red bank is another stop on the new jersey rail line. here, just a few fight from the lumbering train cars is a place that almost feels like home. >> hi, how are you all? >> hi, denise. >> hello. >> oh, hi. >> hi. >> reporter: this is the jbj soul kitchen. cooking up classic farm-to- table cuisine five days a week. fancy stuff. but for the needy, it's not so much a restaurant as a refuge. >> we're right by the train tracks. >> the train goes by so much. you don't notice it. and yes, the jbj in the name stands for jon bon jovi. he cofounded the place eight years ago, turning what used to be an auto body repair shop into a place where no one is ever turned away. >> over here. >> did you deliberately build it on the wrong side of the tracks? >> well, we didn't build it on the tracks. >> reporter: and here's how it works. there are no prices on the menu. diners are asked to pay a $20 donation covering their meal and someone else's meal, too. if you can't donate money, you can donate service like washing dishes in exchanging for your supper.

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help restocking their refrigerators after the fire evacuations and the pg&e power shutoffs, the red bankrday. the food bank has been making the rounds in the north bay. >> we were in petaluma, rohnert park knowing people fled south. so we were in cloverdale yesterday. we're trying to follow the need. we had not been in this neighborhood yet. >> world central kitchen was there to help serve a hot meal and hand out water. if you would like to help fire victims, we have more information at abc7news.com. >>> happening today from the live desk, we will see a napa valley winemaker head to prison for his admission and his part in the college admissions scandal. he will be reporting for the start of a five-month sentence. he pleaded guilty to two different schemes to get his daughter into usc. first by cheating on her s.a.t.s, and then falsely claiming she was a student athlete. once he finished his five-month sentence he faces another 500 hours of community service and a $100,000 fine. about a dozen other part paren charged in the sweeping admissions scandal or have already been sentenced. >>>

bank before. >> tonight, the red wood food bank is in dire need of donations. >> they helped feed 20,000 fire victims. andre senior on the food bank's need to replenish its shelfs for the holiday. >> organizations, such as the redwood empire food bank look at the kindness of others this time of year. that kindness on full display, the day before thanksgiving. amid a bustling warehouse of food, where volunteers spend time sorting food at the santa rosa community. help sorely needed, and no doubt appreciated by those in need. >> we are going into our busiest season of the year, starting basically tomorrow with thanksgiving. and we're expecting to serve like 97,000 people. >> but this year, the kincaid fire and the food bank here had to help out an additional

bank ignored red flags for years including payments between no child exploiters the bank's chairman lindsey maxton said that the bank will hire independent experts to overhaul its in time money laundering systems might be a good idea but then has also started with discussions with community groups they say about how to fight child exploitation the scandal triggered calls for resignation of top executives including the bank c.e.o. but so far no one has actually been forced out. when you're so high up and get knocked down it's a long way to fall and that's what's happening over we were where every single day there's another crisis we work is now laying off $2400.00 employees representing 19 percent of the total workforce the company has continued to catch reporting over $1250000000.00 in losses for the 3rd quarter that's 3rd quarter 3 months now adam newman is 1700000000 dollars golden parachute for stepping down from c.e.o. of the company could be slashed as soft bank is looking to downsize the $9500000000.00 rescue deal bad optics for the x. c.e.o. to be so rewarded at a time when they're d

payrolls report due out today we have a bit of a bounce for real estate travel and leisure banks trading in the red one stock in there is danske bank dragging down that index. utilities are lower. this is a bit of a contrast and in particular, utilities outperform danske bank shares out after their results early on pina outperforming nearly 9% they came out with a positive result after the deal. this is the picture after single stock. the overall message is a positive for european stock. >>> let's talk streaming apple tv plus will launch today in the u.s. as they hope to capitalize to direct access to mobil users in an increasingly crowded space. netflix, hulu and others will be joined by disney plus this month and hbo max in 2020. exciting times for streaming wars who wins apple has the device can it make head roads into this industry when it is a bit of a late comer in a sense? >> you mentioned apple is trying to direct leverage from mobil users. we know from launch, apple will be giving a free year to all new purchases. this is around 180 million to 200 million devices a year they have a huge jo

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he says an agreement is close but provides few details about negotiations banks head to the red after trump's attack on the fed. he calls on the central bank to introduce negative rates >> give me some of that money. i want some of that money. our federal reserve doesn't let us do it >> hitting back at trump's criticism and praises the work of central banks in years. >> the central banks are really heroes in the last 10 years. they've been the center of getting us out of a very rough patch. interest rates are zero or below. that means there is only so much central banks can do >> and spain's ibex is the worse performer in the world the two parties still short of a parliamentary majority >> we've watched some numbers out of the uk. the core output below 0% on the month. still up 1.3% for the year up 0.8% on the year. we can see the core cpi when you strip out energy, food and tobacco, that is up 0.1% for october. more or less in line with expectations cpi without those stripped down 0.2% for the month of october. against the reuter's call year on year. we've seen employment numbers cal

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. >>> they are joining with the red wood empire food bank to distribute food.s catholic church also holding a food drive today through sunday. they hope that the public will donate ready to eat food that does not require cooking or refrigerate. they will operate today from 4 to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. sunday from 8:30 to 1 1:00 a.m. >>> happening today, they plan to hold a rally at 10:00 this morning alt pg&e headquarters in san francisco. the group's sunrise bay area and sunrise sacramento say they are demanding solutions for the climate emergency aiming their message at pg&e and california governor gavin newsom. >> we are getting new video in of severe weather on the east coast. this is from philadelphia. major damage to a home there. they are dealing with severe thunderstorms there and tornado warnings. trees and power lines down. now, this home, crews had to spend more than an hour getting an elderly couple out of there. around 800,000 homes are without electricity. they are dealing with flash flooding and now that the sun is coming up,

a short drive south of jerusalem into the occupied west bank of the red roof of the etzion settlement block for decades recognized as illegal by the international community including the united states. the morning after the u.s. reversed that stance benjamin netanyahu in the midst of a last ditch fight to stay in office made time to come here for a victory lap we now know here we are in a historic day with another huge achievement for the state of israel which we've been working on quite a bit the trumpet many straight in his right ear the historic one here and stood with truth and justice and i thank president trump and secretary of state pompei are serving my mad words so the settlements are not per se illegal under international law the u.s. secretary of state said the declaration improved prospects for peace between israelis and palestinians an idea rejected by the palestinian leadership official translation is that this land is not black or white and this land is not what the palestinians and that's consistent. with the idea called deal of the century or the next century because

more than 2000 pounds of rice was distributed to the food banks, 275 pantries all across san francisco and the red counties. >>i've been coming here since 2005. i me here on average once or twice a month. >>so nice to see the kids out there helping the comer in food bank provides 38. right now, 70% contained the cave fire and burned over 3,000 acres so far hundreds of fifighters. so outhere they spent thanksgivg battng the flames, a wildfire started on monday still not fully contained and evacuation warnings are in place. on t kron 4 morning news, a man the arrested in connection to a deadly shooting in the east bay is out of jail. we'll have the last on that investigation coming up. and the thanksgiving holiday weekend is one of the busiest and deadliest times of the year out there on the roads. we'll talk about how chp is crew i down on drivers coming up. and a blanket of ow look at that beautiful uncovering some mountain tops right here in the bay area bringing an opportunity for fun. and the snow will take a look at mount hamilton that all white coming up next. here's a live look outside we're

red. are republicans going to bank on, well, you know, he was just -- matt bevin was just really unpopular and that's why the republicans lost in this state. but around the country, we have a stronghold and we won just about everything else, except in virginia they're not doing so well as well. >> virginia, a very different picture, i think, in terms of the analysis there and the organizing by the dnc. they saw a window of opportunity here. i think they put more money into that state than they ever have before. that matters from an organizational perspective. that would be very historic in virginia. they haven't controlled all three facets of the government there -- >> we're projecting they're going to win at least 21 seats in the virginia statehouse. >> right. so the senate we have called. the democrats took the senate in virginia. we're waiting on the house, and of course they have the governor. to your question about what kentucky means, you know, you got a split picture here because the other republican candidates, the a.g. and other down the ticket -- >> chris, i got to get to andy be

red. nation. and lebanese banks reopened for the fast time following 2 weeks of protests and customers are facing restrictions on transfers abroad. in sport new zealand in their rugby world cup in qatar where the women. are used to be in the 3rd place playoff outfit from france on a look at this on the very far to which we live in south africa. now turkish and russian troops have started joint patrols in north eastern syria and follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish y p g fighters from that area in the so-called safe zone ankara wants to create and runs along the turkish syrian border and extends about 30 kilometers into the syrian side the russian and tucker's joint patrols will run about 10 kilometers deep along the border from jobless to mali kenya when our correspondent. that's near the turkish syrian border has and this is such a significant moment in this war today what are you hearing about the 1st day of patrols. well so far a winter without a problem with the joint patrols the tickler are traveling through areas from arsalan all the way east towards. and then. later to

weakness.ing some the banking index is also in the red. t it seems private sector banks are no longer giving the kind of support that it did in the last few days. is moving largely in line with the benchmarks. >> consumer staples like nestlÉ come india britannia, how are like-- consumer staples nestlÉ, india britannia, how are they doing? >> upgrading margins. if you leave that aside, we are looking at -- for example, india britannia is trending higher than expected. >> thank you so much for that. coming up, our interview with sh gupta. don't miss that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. asia's largest bank had third-quarter profit that rose higher than analysts expected. let us speak to the man himself. he joins me live this morning. 100 ceos inthe top the world. always good to have you with us. had great numbers. i am quite pleased. in some ways, we hit the ball out of the park. had 18% growth in the bottom line on the back of 13% topline growth. i will take those numbers anytime. >> the question is, is that sustainable going

regulators say westpac ignored red flags and enabled payments from convicted sex offenders and high—risk companies like iraq, zimbabwe, lebanon and the congo. bankingch breach is liable for a civil penalty of 11-15,000,000 breach is liable for a civil penalty of ii—is,000,000 dollars, which leaves west westpac open to crippling fines if they approved in court. in 2017, samantha, the commonwealth bank of australia was accused of 50,000 breaches of monty laura laundering and antiterrorism laws, a case later settled by $500 million, the largest civil settlement. this comes at a time of heightened global regulatory scrutiny following high—profile scandals involving several global banks and this has sent shares down after they are counting the reputational costs of this violation stop the lots of knock—on effects. rico, thank you. now let's brief you on some other business stories. standard chartered has become the second corporate partner to sever ties with the duke of york's business mentoring initiative, pitch@palace. the bankjoined accountancy firm kpmg in pulling support for the scheme. it said it was not renewing its sponsorship for commercial rea

now, the solution to this optimization problem by the central bank is the targeting rule, depicted in red which is also very intuitive. it says that when the central bank sees that inflation is set to arise over the target, it will withdraw from the economy, causing the output gap to fall. and this part, this relation between inflation and the output gap. so i have the two curves in this simple diagram. we see have the upward slope of the phillips curve in blue. and here, under the assumption that inflation expectations are anchored at the target and there are no cost shocks. and the downward-sloping target, depicted in red. now in economics, we look at the perception between these two curves. we don't directly observe the phillips curve or the targeting rule. so in economics, it is called a classical identification problem. now this identification problem is made more difficult by the fact that the phillips curve can be shifted around by cost shocks or changes in inflation expectations. so here, an observer, or a naive economicist trying to run the output on the output gap would actually

red wings in white. sharks up one. martin jones, ties the game. it went to a shoot-out. then, bank puts the biscuit in ige basket and the sharks win naof3. >>> meanwhile, alnine third tim double digit to win. cincinnati, lot to do with that. john gruten said earlier in the week, that makes them dangerous. >> we get a lot of respect from the bengals. you ever heard of evansville basketball? they went into lexington and beat the number one team last night. so, this is pro sports. this is national football league. i don't really care about anybody's record. >> it doesn't matter what the spread is or whose picked to win. i think we have been picked to lose every game since i have been here. >>> raiders, bengals. 49ers. cardinals. but, time out to ask me who won the day? >> vern, who won the day? >> i will tell you, o win away from playing for the state championship. a program that was off the ray -- just a little while ago. >> i think they in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors

bank is accepting those. and of course the traditional red cross, salvation army. and online. and give money.quite valued by the relief agencies. >> thank you. coming up tonight we are taking an in depth look at the historic week. we are digging into the weather conditions that pg&e blackouts and another fire possibly connected to equipment. join us for fire power wind, what now? tonight at 6:00. >> former texas congressman beto o'rourke dropping out of the race for the democratic presidential nomination. he made his intentions known this afternoon. on twitter. the 47 year-old failed to gain much trux in the race after becoming a darling of the democratic party during his failed run for the texas senator in 2018. the house committee leading the impeachment into president trump could release transcripts of closed door witness depositions within days. this according to democratic schiff in charge of the house intelligence committee. making those transcripts p tranr would pre-vehicle cocede public >> contesting the latest charges against them in the college admission scandal. lawyers filed docum

red on the board. a lot is driven by corporate earnings down by 4.5 percentage point banking sector coming under pressure down about.4%. it has been a good week as a whole. looking at the individual indices. the ftse 100 down about half a percentage point weaker today. we had the bank of england meeting. two dovish dissenters sending a message. ftse 100 trading on the back foot of upcoming political uncertainty. cac a lot of exposure to the banks and luxury that's one of the reasons that particular index is trading weaker let's talk about global yields yesterday, we had a huge move in u.s. yields. the biggest since the election date in 2016 in u.s. about 14 basis points higher on the week today, with the risk of move, we are seeing a emerging again. and the bund has come a long long way since then qe package and the cut was announced. 10-year guild, you want to consider potential fiscal plans. pointing to fiscal easing in the future one of the reasons why the uk curve is stephening up the 10-year bond in finland. paying attention to the fact that we are almost flat lined. it does tell you that the comple

among the guests tyra banks, drew barrymore, james corden and edward norton. the redat 3:30. this afternoon. it's been a definity. suld war 30s and 40s there right now except san francico you're in the 50s. later on upper 60s with the sea breeze there. 71 in oakland, concor 75, upper 70s for santa rosa with 76 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change, temperatures continue five to ten degrees above average, plenty of 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. increasing clouds by the middle of the week not leading to any rain at all. staying with this dry weather pattern. >> we will be practicing our rain dances as you said. >> we'll see. yeah. whatever it takes. >> whatever. all right. thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kruetz with lisa argen, abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. we'll see you then. "good morning america" is next. have a great day. dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, att

a lot of red arrows on the board today as why growth remains elusive despite continuous attempts by the central banks to intervene let's see how we ended up to start the most ended the week down as g.d.p. growth of 3rd quarter came out 1.7 percent below the ministry of economic development early estimate of 1.9 percent growth was mainly supported by agriculture in my knee and there is concern that economic growth over the next few years will be impossible without new capital investment over in shanghai the composite fell on friday to end the week lower with the country's blue chip index posting the biggest weekly decline in more than 3 months amid uncertainty around the china u.s. trade deal interesting how uncertain china is about a deal materialize and how certain the u.s. seems to be when both sides have to agree and sign investors are now looking for. more clues on beijing's policy support in the midst of a slowing economy the composite shed over 2 percent making it the worst week since september 27th over in hong kong the markets continued to fall as riots and chaos engulfed the city the violenc

bank, european theater of operation. that held the plasma. the plasma is the fluid component of blood with red cells and white cells spun off. that is a volume expander. it increases intervascular volume. we get the iv started, we get that going and hopefully we'll get their blood pressure up and stable idz them to the point where we can call transportation and get them out. now, the second part of the war, believe it or not, they actually came up with freeze-dried plasma. it looked like cornstarch. they would mix it with distilled water and that would reconstitute it and there would be your volume expander. and that's what we would give. now, somebody asked me the other day, do i do surgery? no, i don't do surgery because, number one, i don't have general anesthesia equipment. number two, i can't take time to do that. i spent an hour in there cutting off somebody's leg and i've got five or six more troopers that are out here. the main thing that i have in here, the main quality of this battalion aid station that is worth their weight in gold is a seasoned medic because a seasoned medic is jus

presenters tyra banks, drew barrymoore and james corden and edward norton. the redning to you. it is clear and cool, a little hazy here from mount tam. 53 degrees downtown, oakland recovered to the low 50s, san jose 51, 46 in half moon bay. already beginning to warm up a little hazy from our east bay hills camera, 44 santa rosa, still some 30s by the delta, 50 in napa. this morning, warming up now anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees from yesterday's readings so we have another day with above average readings. the winds are dry and so with that low moisture content in the air we warm up quickly once again. sea breeze on the way for upper 60s downtown, 69 san mateo, 70 palo alto, 75 in concord, upper 70s in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, featuring more sunshine, chilly nights, but no rain right through next weekend. liz? >> thanks, lisa. this week with george stephanopoulos is next. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology ca

and the palestinian red cross says 63 people have been injured in confrontations with israeli forces in gaza and the occupied west bank people are protesting against the u.s. shift on israeli settlements. israeli soldiers fired tear gas and stun grenades at the demonstrators who hurled stones back at them last week the u.s. declared that it would no longer consider settlements to be illegal meanwhile thousands of people have rallied in support of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv he's been indicted on corruption charges and is battling a possible rebellion within his own party that's a man who denies any wrongdoing imran khan was at the rally in tel aviv and says that the now still has a lot of support. it's a sizable crowd of supporters that have turned up in tel aviv on tuesday night to listen to supporters of prime minister benjamin netanyahu but it's not just about supporting him there's a lot of anger towards the supreme court and the attorney general they say the charges against. the motivated and the echoing the prime minister as well and they say that this is the attempted coup against him

the palestinian red cross says 63 people have been injured in confrontations with israeli forces in gaza and the occupied west bank people were protesting against the u.s. shift on israeli settlements. israeli soldiers fired tear gas and stun grenades at the demonstrators who hurled stones back at them last week the u.s. declared that it would no longer consider settlements to be illegal the un among others described the move as a big backward step in any peace process meanwhile thousands of people have rallied in support of israel spahn minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv has been indicted on corruption charges and is battling a possible rebellion within his own party that's now denies any wrongdoing and has just filed the charges as an attempted coup. in malta 2 government ministers have resigned in connection with this scandal involving the matter of a journalist the prime minister's chief of staff also quite as police searched his home reporter daphne. was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago while investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives. there's been public anger over

red fish chapter. i might also provoked outrage by announcing a reversal of a decades old stance on israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since 1967 middle east war and one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its credibility to play any future role in the peace process with statements of secretary prompt constitute a total jip departure of the us administration interests of a trauma administration or from international law the rule of law so regardless by peaceful means they are replacing international law or the law of the jungle settlements in occupied palestine are a blatant violation of international law and un security council resolutions they're an illegal action that will kill 2 state solution jordan's position in condemning them is unwavering we warn against dangerous consequences of the us changing position on settlements on middle east peace plan all settlement activity is illegal under international law and it erodes the viabili

red carpet arrivals begin at 3:30 this afternoon. quite the lineup for silicon valley, drew barrymore, tyra banks. >> science-y. >> very science-y. >>scernible changes that i can't find over the next few days. 73 in fremont, 70 in palo alto. upper 60s, that's a bit of a switch. we still have clouds through tuesday, 60s at the coast. wednesday, 60s shoreline, near 80 inland. thursday, 60s and 70s. we'll take it through the rest of the week into the weekend. we've got the dry pattern, re little change. and still looking at numbers below where we should be for october in terms of rainfall, and november. but it's early, not time to worry yet. we've got a lot of time we can make up. as for now, we'll just have to enjoy the sunshine and bundle up. >> it's a good day to go out and support some local businesses, businesses have been hurting because of the outages. have a great sunday, everyone. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings" i'm liz kreutz, along with meteorologist lisa argen.

existence spend big question is a red number it's found into existence and spent and by bringing those 2 together we can we can really have an alternative to the banking system and you know gold being so loaded it how it definitely has a place to play in the future and i think we should be talking about drop out not drop go right good point i would agree with that sal finest and vaults are out the primary service they're sneaking up back and forth between the at between to coin and vault and maintain all the attributes of both and without losing anything and the let me get your thoughts on this joshua china announcing that they will be rolling out their own trip to currency or block chain is this good for the industry bad for the industry was it or inevitable as nation states start to drop at the price of pick coin was around 75 $100.00 it skyrocketed up to $9500.00 close 210001 is this is a big trana spend perk you've been in the business for a while it's been percolating for a while now the sovereign level the state level getting into crept out in particular with china joshua what do you think it means you know look you know a lot of people say oh y