it's 4:40 and uber has reportedly agreed to sell a portion to south bank. n to south bank. under the deal, south bank is expected to make an initial investment of one billion and then would continue to buy shares amount, to 14% of the company. if they can't hit that 14%, they could walk away from the deal. uber has declined to comment. >>> the smart train in marin and sonoma has been running for a couple of months and now there's plans to connect to the rails running coast-to-coast. they own 25 miles of track towards vel ajo and now they're looking to buy more tracks. uy more tracks. they're working to learn the cost of the plan. cost of the plan. >>> and bart is trying to figure out how much to charge for their ebart extension into antioch. that will take place at the headquarters, and you the public are invited to take part. >>> let's check traffic now with sal. >> yeah, doesn't look bad. we're off to a nice start and hopefully it will stay this way. we see some slow traffic and it's not completely light. i can see the traffic here on 80 and 580 and it's starting to form

under the deal, south bank is expected to make an investment of one billion dollars and then continueshares amounting to 14% of their company. uber is worth 68.5 million and if the bank can't hit that 14% threshold they can pull out from the deal. >>> there's plans to expand the track and expand the rails from coast-to-coast. the smart train owns track to vel vallejo. the smart train officials are debating the cost of the plan. >>> in the meantime bart isdebating how much to charge for the expansion into antioch. they will talk about the fares at the bart's headquarters and the public is invited. the new stations are expected to open in may. >>> 5:38 and we're talking about a uber dilemma >>> and also the 49ers beat the giants and we break down their first win of the season. >>> and you can see that westbound traffic is okay. some people may be behind a little bit because of a previous accident on the bridge. only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. without pg&e's assistance, w

point of contention was over dirty telecoms request to have control over the combined company and south bank holds out as a result of no longer believing that their voice would be heard well in the combined company and on the team all outside people have been skeptical in terms of what the price would ultimately be despite the fact that both sides originally had identified a fairly tight range for the price and now forces on both sides are indicating that they do continue to negotiate right now while there has been and seems to be an expectation that if they can reach a deal on price this week the two thirds will abandon the talks. so fishman on wall street that the grocery store on the outskirts of london is giving customers the finger that is giving them the option of using finger scanning technology to pay for their shopping but not everyone is ready to leave their cash and credit cards at home. just pop your finger on to the stunner to purchase your items customers at this grocery store on the outskirts of london cannot choose to leave their cash and credit cards at home. the biometrics

thailand just to the south bank all katie one millimeters here in space of twenty four states rather disturbed as we go on through friday around the southern areas of the country south central and southern parts of thailand and. southern parts of the philippines will see this circulation developing further she go on towards the weekend it pushes through flooding right said the possibility damaging winds also post. but you can see it does look set to become somewhat more organized in the process elsewhere plenty of showers as per usual across malaysia and indonesia may well we've seen some wet weather making its way across southern parts of australia breaking the heat in that southeastern corner but with cloud that moving across victoria towards new south wales and we will see temperatures much lower than they have been recently there's a twenty four celsius there for melbourne and four cities to seventeen degrees there in adelaide meanwhile the heat has broken in perth as well we're getting up into the low twenty's possibility of some rain as we go on through saturday and still a few

how some in this south jersey community spent their day. >> people out there are less fortunate than me and they need a meal and we're out here in the gap. >> reporter: all day the food bankey collected turkeys and canned goods to distribute to these who need a little extra help putting a thanksgiving meal on the table. >> the need is that prominent so we work with 250 food pantries throughout the area. they're run by churches, by civic groups and they're also soup kitchens as well. >> reporter: organizers say because of some natural disasters like hurricane maria, local donations have declined. they can use your help in collecting food for about 200,000 people across south jersey. tasha says she showed up because it's a highly personal cause. >> you never forget where you come from. as a child, i grew up needing food, so when you see those needs, you connect with it instantly. >> reporter: she and her husband, john of power of life international will be distributing items through their food pantry. >> we're always looking for some meat, you know, folks need some meat. we also need canned items. vegetables are always good. >> reporter: they hope by giving a meal they can

some in the south jersey community spent their saturday. >> people out there are less fortunate than me and they need a meal and we're out here to make it happen. >> reporter: all day the food bankf south jersey collected turkeys and canned goods top distribute to those who need a little extra help. >> the need is that prominent. we work with 250 pantries run by churches, civic groups and soup kitchens as well. >> reporter: organizers say because of natural disasters like hurricane maria locate local donations have declined. they can use your help in collecting food for about 200,000 people across south jersey. tasha says she showed up because it's a highly personal cause. >> you never forget where you come from. as a child, i grew up needing food, so when you see those needs, you connect with it instantly. >> reporter: she and her husband, john, of power of life international will be distributing items through their food pantry. >> we're always looking for some meat, you know, folks need some meat. we also need canned items. vegetables are always good. >> reporter: they hope by giving a meal they can also give hope. >> besides having a decent meal, i'm hoping a better life for

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today the food bank every south jersey's holding its annual turkey drop.ewitness news" reporter, anita oh, liver in pennsauken this morning, to tell us more about it, they always do great work there, anita, good morning. >> reporter: they real dow, good morning, jan, the food bank of south jersey committed to helping those who need a little extra help get that meal on the table, and here you can see, whole box of some of the turkeys that they have collected so far, joining me now, tom development officer. thanks for joining us, tom. so explain what you needed to from people here in the community. >> right now, the day, the need of the day is turkeys. we do have been able to procure almost 13,000 turkeys. but the request that we get from our food pantry and because we serve the food pantry of south jersey are about 5,000 off of that. so we need about 5,000 to make up the difference, and so today, we have number of drop off site including here, and hopefully will bring us at least 500 turkeys or more, we're hoping, so more word we get out about it the better

today the food bank of south jersey's holding its annual turkey drop.s" reporter, anita oh, live there in pennsauken this morning to tell us more about it, good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, what a great cause, right there, the very specific need, but also a very specific way that you can help today. they've already collected a lot of turkeys, as you can see here behind me. but they're still looking for about 5,000 more. and joining me now, key development officer tom, thank you so much for being with us this morning, what's the need here, and what are you guys looking for? >> we're looking for turkeys, that's the name of the game today. turkey drop going on in the food bank and other site around the area, and the idea to get as many turkeys as we possibly can in one day to just in time for the holiday. so, that's where we're trying to accomplish here. >> and you guys are also looking for cans goods, as well. >> cans goods, non-perishables, things, the trimmings so to speak, yes, definately get those all pulled together as well. >> you guys serv

in the south korean president banking more on dialogue and taking a softer approach so now in this press conference president moon spoke of where they both spoke of how you know how strong and how resilient and how important their alliance was and president moon said that they would be ramping up military cooperation between south korea and the u.s. to confront north korea and how important it was to maximize pressure on north korea that's something that donald trump wanted not donald trump on the other hand he refrained from using some of the tough rhetoric that he'd been using in the past even in the last few days when he was still in japan because that kind of rhetoric sort of put off south korea in the past and also. and also he said. that. yeah so that was that we heard excuse me that we heard in the sound bite that we just heard that the united states was ready to use all means short of military action and that's also something that's been worrying south korea. these these threats of war . of course south korea would be bearing the full brunt of any military conflict being the clos

north korea prime time for an interest rate hike for the first time since twenty eleven the south korean central bank has raised its countries' base rate by a quarter of a percentage point. if you look at the current conditions since the monetary policy decision in october global economic recovery is expanding and the international financial market is showing stability if you look at some countries like the u.s. european countries and japan they've shown growth that exceeds initial expectations . for years south korea's base rate was on a downward streak and deliberate attempts to boost its weak economy but this move welcomes in a new era one which may just lead other central banks to follow suit. german engineering heavyweights siemens is setting the stage for the country's largest i.p.o. in more than two decades europe's largest industrial complement chose frankfurt over new york for the listing of health a new medical business that sells machines to hospitals and doctors offices in the last quarter helton years was the largest of the events nine divisions by revenue and it's also the most profitab

and we are there when hundreds of water banks are resettled in south africa with the help of trucks helicopters and a lot of know how. but first the world we had to set a goal to meet women who have to fight hard to make a change that is to. salty and it's hard to draw any crops that's why they took that this to me in their own hands let's take a look at how the tried to tackle a bad situation. he runs a women's cooperative they are planting a special kind of grass and eucalyptus saplings in order to desalinate the soil local foresters are also involved in that it hasn't been possible to grow crops here for two decades the ground is just too salty. that when i was a child we grew our own rice here and. we never had to buy any the same with peanuts and millet. know adays crops are threatened by rising sea levels salt water is destroying more and more fertile land this dike was built five years ago and provide some relief was money works for an environmental n.g.o.s he advises the women and help them get money from the un back to green climate fund he also helps farmers here. the vegetable grower

bank. and the people in say argentina or for that matter any person in south america how safe their bank holdings are they're not they're just not ok maybe it wasn't a good example but the whole bank business is still really tied to whatever crisis is going in the country but you're saying that manage a big coin is that it is not tied to anything that's going around it in the world right so how come it's so easy to access to it something that your own chances are you know getting a pin code just by forgetting a pin code. it is it is data it is data if you can think of it as a file if you like if that file gets into somebody else's hands then you lose your money if the hard drive with that file on it gets destroyed or corrupted or just dies then you lose your money which is why this problem is so hard. which is also why a lot of people are working on it but bitcoin and the currencies are just in their infancy this problem is be going to get solved just like every single technical problem before it that had so much promise but hadn't yet hit usability we were there was streaming video before for te

. >>> supplies going to hurricane ravaged puerto rico thanks to the food bank of south jersey sending 22,000 pounds every food, medical supplies, personal items to help survivors from the hurricanes. the pennsauken food bank worked with communications to get the donation frost local businesses and organizations. >> well, coming up. souped up mustang leads police on high speed chase in los angeles. >> take a look at this, a lot of folks in our news room watched live this morning as that mustang you see there topped 100 miles per hour. we will see the crashing ends next. >> and major university suspends all greek life after a fraternity member's death. what the school president is demanding they go before greek life returns to that campus. at college inn we craft a because every detail matters. we select all-natural chicken and flavorful herbs and spices. college inn broth helps you make every meal delicious. college inn, delicious is in the details. >> welcome back, time is 4:43 a.m. man is nil jim donovan leading police on high speed chase around los angeles for hours overnight. at ti

south korea blacklisting 18 north korean banking officials, no more details than that. ng to be blacklisting 18 north korean banking officials. earlier, we had another headline cannot from nhk saying japan will tell u.s. it will strengthen north korean sanctions. that sort of struggle hold on north korea continuing to tighten as president trump made his way through japan and korea and china and other countries in asia. buffett.arren -- not easy, but reasonable to say, this is one quarter, these are natural disasters and they do happen for an insurance company. i think what also surprised investors with -- investors were the other parts of his business, like the railroad or dairy queen, any number of businesses he has his hand in. they were not hot moneymakers either during the quarter. they turned in solid results but nothing to really write home about. thomas: this was not the best quarter berkshire hathaway has ever had. this will set them up, however, for terrific business down the road. think about the acme brick business, the gypsum sales, the structural beams, the

south africa central bank holding its key rate unchanged.k governor spoke to reporters. mainly due to higher international oil prices and a weaker then exchange rate. despite a deterioration in the forecast, -- the purchase rate is at 6.75%. englands at the bank of are paid less than their male workers. 70% of the employees in the highest-paid quartile are men. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. it is goodbye time. the european close, that is it for me from this building after 22 years and eight months, counted the days. on monday, i will be joining you from bloomberg's brand-new european headquarters in the city of london. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertising for time life's video collection. >> ladies and gentlemen, dolly parton. >> country music's biggest night. about when i am about to get myself together ♪ >> when country stars perform on country's biggest date. >> ♪ all my friends live in texas ♪ >> now you can have your very own front row seat. ♪

the south african central bank governor. michael, what is your base case for south africa? focusing on what investors will look for -- opportunities. we have already seen a dramatic selloff, when you look at the external financing of south africa. a much -- they are in better position than they were seven years ago. potential downgrade is priced in. >> why has south africa been both behind in the global refreshing?we heard the governor admitted that . they don't seem to be going forward. why? >> it's difficult to get inflation moving higher would you have such structural shifts. there's a need for higher wages. that, coupled with the fact that beentors, externally, have cautious on economies, with a large commodity base, has also prevented cap ask for moving into south africa. alix: an update on jcpenney earn it. -- earnings. a nice pop in these numbers, $.33. the expectation was a loss of $.40. sales stronger than expected. the quarter in inventory down almost 9%, solid numbers. we will discuss throughout the morning. china's big bang. the company makes a major step toward

. >>> donations were rolling into the food bank of south jersey in pen socken, part of the annual turkey and local businesses were invited to drop off frozen turkeys and other thanksgiving food to support local families in need. and while we were there, a donation of six cases of turkeys came in from statton medical transport. the ambulance service for kennedy health system. >>> well wet and windy in university city tonight. light rain fell most of the day. and could you see the ground is still wet there. and as we take a live look at center city, look at that flag blowing. strong winds will pick up tomorrow and we've issued a first alert and steve is here with the timing and how damaging the winds could be. not the greatest time. >> the philadelphia marathon going on tomorrow morning and runners are resting tonight and early bed time. and eating a lot of pasta. >> and having to go against the wind. >> but the bearer of bad news with the wind. but the rain should get better for the game -- or the race tomorrow. as far as we go outside right now, it depends on where you are. just neighbor

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. >> food bank of south jersey will be sending more aid to puerto rico. effort with bm cnet work communications and other, they'll be sending more than food and supplies to help relief efforts there. the supplies will be delivered today. the national guard in mt. holly where they'll then be distributed to puerto rico. >> well, does it seem like your iphone has a mine of its own lately? you're not alone. >> mine always has will a mine of its own. due to a glitch, some auto correcting the letter i, to a. apple says it latest ios update 11.1, is to blame. the flaw has impacted iphones, ipads, and ipods. right now the company's working on fix. meantime they're suggesting users change their keyboard settings if they want to avoid the auto correcting. >> well, still ahead on " eyewitness news." >> well deserved secretary chance, meisha? >> yes, some companies are into making money, other changing lives. in today's love it, meeting a company who produces cents something sweet. but prides themselves on something even sweeter. their product what they stand for and

south africa. the central bank decision later on today.ger chance of a rate increase in the years time, a 50 basis point increase by the end of next year. inflation is running at 6%. fine, don't get bogged down in the decision today, it's more about the ratings decision tomorrow. jeremy: absolutely. we should not expect anything from the reserve tank today. -- reserve bank today. a lot of questions about the , there is at form lot of concern about the outlook for the south african backdrop and if are going to see the , whichurate downgrades has been widely discussed, then there's a question mark as to it's taken out of the global by market indices. we've already lost more than 5% against the dollar in the last three months, despite the fact that the brand has had a little bit of a recovery. manus: looking at the turkish , whethern this morning it's erdogan going with the central bank or something more substantial. do you think that pacing is done in terms of the central bank? the central bank saying it doesn't offer funding. the question i

thieves in the south bay drain dozens of bank accounts before their victims ever realize something isng... how police say they pulled it off. and president trump's oldest son is under the microscope over conversations with the operators of a controversial website linked to russian hackers... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's tuesday, november 14th. >>> he a >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> well, many more americans have what's considered high blood pressure this morning. the american heart association released new high blood pressure guidelines. a top figure of 140 and a bottom one of 90 used to indicate high blood pressure but those numbers now dropped to 130 over 80 and it means half of u.s. adults have hyper tension including one woman who visited a new york city health fair yesterday. >> it's considered a silent killer and now it's something i need to research and i wouldn't have known that had i not stopped through today. >> only 2% of the newly added people with high blood pressure need medic

they'll participate in the philadelphia heart walk that starts at citizens bank park in south philly in just a few hours from now. that's where nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live for us this morning. he's outside the ballpark to tell us about the heart association's annual fundraiser. randy. >> reporter: rosemary, if you're walking out here today, you're going to want to bring a jacket. it's going to be a cold morning in south philly, but that's not stopping crews from already setting up this morning at 5:30. getting those balloons ready for 15,000 people that will arrive in just a few hours. they're going to start the three-mile walk here at citizens bank park. then they'll take a healthy stroll down past the wells fargo center over to fdr park and back. it's all part of an effort to promote physical activity and heart healthy living. this is the american heart association's number one fundraiser for the year. and this year they're hoping to raise $2.5 million. heart disease and stroke are the number one and number five killers of americans. and one of the people walking today we had

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the annual walk to end alzheimer's will be at citizens bank park in south philadelphia tomorrow morninge event raises funds for research and to help those who care for alzheimer's patients. november's national alzheimer's disease awareness month. >>> and you might hear a few "yo, a driens," at the run. starts at the philadelphia museum but doesn't end with a run up the stairs like you saw. look at that guy. got apollo creed. >> fun. >>> it's almost time for the national dog though. delaware county hosted a preview -- posted a preview yesterday where people got to meet the new breed in the show. >> this is bandit, a quaker from jim thorpe in the poconos, the new breed. bandit was just one of the dogs showing off at the event in newtown square yesterday. organizers say there's one thing you can do at the dog show that you can't do at an eagles' game. >> you can see all the beagles together, all the afghan hounds together, all the whippets sitting together, get up close and personal. you can't do that with carson wentz carson wenand the eagles, can do it with your dog. >> students from the

in golf scott jamieson of scotland is leading in the third round of the lead bank challenge in southpicked up four shots today and is seven under par. tommy fleetwood of england leading the european tour money list with one event next week to go has moved into the top ten. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, caveman, moon rabbit, space turtle! welcome to china, to shenzhen. believe it or not, this place was once a small fishing village. yeah... not any more. now, it's a mega—city of nearly 20 million people. it's most famous for creating consumer electronics, often imitations of premium brands. but as china has opened its doors to international trade in the last decade, it has undergone a transformation, making strides toward becoming a global power and moving away from that image of being a simple manufacturer of goods, fake or otherwise, to one of innovation, especially of tech. "made in china" is fast becoming "designed in china". next week, we'll visit some of the companies that call shenzhen home, but this week, we are meeting this guy.

south. time for the latest headlines. the bankngland raises interest rates to 0.5% for the first time in a decade. the new defence secretary is former conservative chief whip gavin williamson some within the party are not happy with his appointment. the brother of manchester arena bomber salman abedi will not be returned to the uk to face questioning by police say the militia holding him in libya. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. now it's time for meet the author. william boyd isn't much at home with the short story is the novel. events and collisions of events that take you straight to the heart of things. isa you straight to the heart of things. is a collection with a novella surrounded by eight short stories. they have a loosely interlocking theme and the characters and all the weight of their past as they try to find the confidence to look ahead. disordered lives, meat and drink to a writer li

"action news" reporter katherine scottis live from citizens bank park in south philadelphia. katherine, he'll always be in our hearts as part of a time and a team that meant so much to this town. >> reporter: oh, tam, people are just shocked, they're heartbroken that this happened. here outside the ballpark you can see a smiling picture of roy halladay in lights, in his red phillies cap. the somber dates, 1977-2017. he was one of the best players to ever put on a phillies uniform. an eight-time all-star who pitched a perfect game in a post season no-hitter in the same year for the phillies. he won a cy young award each le. certainly roy halladay was a legend on the field. but he's remembered for so much more. >> all-star pitcher, all-star person, all-star father and family man. >> reporter: dedicated to his wife and two boys, an athlete that gave back to the community, at the ballpark phillies chairman david montgomery joined former teammate cole hamels who is now a texas ranger. >> i know these things do happen but you don't know how you're going to feel in those moments, yo

. >> some gas station customers in the south bay are shocked to discover bank accounts were drained. there might be more victims. >>> good morning. the time is 4:53 and we are tracking a crash along vasco road at camino diablo. a backup is developing at the bay bridge. just a heads up if you are going out the door. or tuesday morning commute is getting busy. moron traffic, coming up. >> more than 100 african- american workers at tesla said this company is a hotbed for racist behavior. a former employee filed a class- action lawsuit saying, quote, none african-american employees including supervisors made and continue to make offensive racist comments and engage in offensive racist behavior. the former employee claimed he was fired by the plant in fremont after he complained about discrimination and now seeks unspecified damages and a court order for the company to implement policies to prevent harassment. tesla has not commented on the loss of. >> authorities fund massive credit card fraud in santa clara county. thieves drained dozens of bank accounts by using a device that can track

and we are there when hundreds of water banks are resettled in south africa with the help from helicopters i don't know how. but for the world we had to set a goal to meet women who have to fight hard to make a change that for all is still salty and it's hard to draw any crops that's why they took that this to me in their own hands let's take a look at how the tried to tackle a bad situation. he runs a women's cooperative they are planting a special kind of grass and eucalyptus saplings in order to desalinate the soil local foresters are also involved in that it hasn't been possible to grow crops here for two decades the ground is just too salty. when i was a child we grew our own rice here and. we never had to buy any the same with peanuts and millet. no days crops are threatened by rising sea levels salt water is destroying more and more fertile land this dike was built five years ago and provide some relief was money ignoring works for an environmental n.g.o.s he advises the women and help them get money from the un back to green climate fund he also helps farmers here. well the vegetab

back to south korea, where the central bank started to normalize its monetary policy.en engle is in seoul. what is the impression we are getting as far as interest rates go? is this the start of a tightening cycle? what can we expect down the line? ultimately, it is about what happens for investors, too. this was pretty much baked in. we were expecting a 25 basis point hike, and that is what the bank of korea did in seoul this morning to 1.5%. the big question as we are getting the policy statement, we will get a presser later this morning. how deep will this tightening cycle, if it is indeed a cycle, be? some of the statement saying the be ok will maintain -- the bok will maintain its accommodat ive stance. let's get some analysis here from the head of korea research. thanks for rating the cold this morning. there you go. how do you read this hike? you are expected this. how long a tightening se cycle? >> they already baked in the rate hike today. it is more a matter of how much they are going to hike next year. we think the bok will hike another, have another rate hi

we will look at the efforts of food banks in alameda county, the south bay, and san francisco-marin.ll also learn how we can all help the north bay fire victims, especially during and after the holidays. well, we can all try to help out those in need in as many ways as possible, but to try to tackle a massive problem and end hunger, i found the effort needs to work through local food banks. now, each bay area county has its own unique challenges,

in golf, scotland's scott jamieson is leading during a third round of the lead bank challenge in southes today to move one clear of the field at eight under par. and england's tommy fleetwood, who is leading the european tour money list with just one remaining event next week, fired a 67, moving him into the top ten. that is all the sport for now. more on our website. you will also find details of today's matches at the rugby league world cup and the highlights programme allows this news bulletin. back to you. thank you, mike. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35 p:m.. bye for now. you are watching the bbc news channel. it is one it is1:12 p:m.. it is 1:12 p:m.. as you head, police are searching for the owner of a stolen car after a woman was killed in sussex. as talk amount to our correspondent simonjones, who joins me from there. what do we know about the circumstances of this crash? this happened yesterday afternoon at half past two. a 70—year—old woman had just joined half past two. a 70—year—old woman had justjoined this road behind me in her ford fiesta when she was hit bya in her

banks. but follow the river just 30 miles south and you will discover a section that is a world away from theital's boulevards and monuments. this is mallows bay and it is a paradise for kayakers. when you look around, you can see why. so much natural beauty here and the wildlife is amazing. when the bay is full, you might assume it isjust another beauty spot. but as the tide rolls out, its secrets are revealed. this is what remains of potentially the largest group of world war i ships anywhere in the world. and i am here a century after the united states entered the conflict. the wreckage of around 100 war—era vessels can be discovered here. to find out how they ended up 30 miles south of washington, dc, i've arranged to meet marine expert donald shomette. hello, there. hello. how are you going? lovely to meet you. when we entered the war, we didn't have much of an army or a navy or much of anything and when we asked the prime minister of england, lloyd george, what can we do, he said ships, ships and more ships because one out of every two ships was being lost per week that sailed from engl

mainland china is stronger, headlines about a new ability to invest in the banks and south korea givingp a bit. not dramatic moves, but cautious europe, yesterday to the downside coming into the u.s. session, germany was down a percent in a half at the end >> yes >> yegermany is down and francei down after smaller losses. >> the broader market picture, oil prices have been stronger overall for the last month or so pti crude is up this morning a little more than a tenth of a per cent brent crude up almost a half percent. nat gas pops the dollar is heading for the weakest week it had been perking up, near a four-month high. that goes back, following yields lower and the overall pullback and lowered expectations for tax reform this morning, the dollar is weaker against the japanese yen, 113.42 unchanged against the pound. gold prices, not much of a bid for gold show you on the back of the bigger value, gold is down >>> the senate gop announcing the tax plan and the house has its own version. they are both advancing their bills, which are very different. >> they are. they got over big hurdl

south bay tonight. thieves drained dozens of bank accounts foiling the chip cards.pix 5 explains the victims all made purchases in gill roy -- gilroy. >> reporter: gilroy police found a skimming device at one of the pumps here at the have a hero gas station. some of the victims believe the fraud is more widespread than that. >> fire related and very sorry for all of it. >> reporter: thieves stole not only $200, but they tried to victimize her entire family. >> then the person tried again for another $200. then they got my husband's card number somehow. >> reporter: the crooks weren't successful stealing from her husband or son-in-law. >> it's an invasion of privacy. >> reporter: but it appears they got dozens of other victims including robert. >> they successfully pulled $100,000 out of my account. >> reporter: they counted at least 100 people with similar stories. robert says from those posts alone a total of $50,000 was stolen just over the weekend. >> we found a skimming device inside one of the gas pumps. >> reporter: gilroy police narrowed down most of the frau

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visibility is good for central bank and south bay.north bay, more of the same from yesterday. we had visibility issues and we haven't once again. this visibility is down to about a quarter of a mile. that is going to be what that is for about the next three hours. then it thickens once again. and make away, it might only be temporary.>>> 47 in napa. if you have log and 40, that is a chilly start. >> mid 40s for walmart dust walnut creek. napa is up by one degree. maybe a little bit of a cooler start and maybe you won't even notice. we are going into the load to mid 60s for the afternoon. it will be a relatively cool day. lie about lunchtime, low 60s. the sun will set after 5 pm. partly cloudy skies. dry conditions for sunday. that will change when the wet weather comes back. we will look at your extended forecast coming up.>>> happening now, several lanes of the freeway are shut down. it will stay that way or hours. >> there was a series big rig accident we're live at the scene with much more. >> i guess it will be a while x >> yes. t

bank. that wednesday morning, the 30th of august, they crossed into tula toli. there was panic. everyone mentions the river. with the soldiers advancing from the north west and a police post to the southny of the villagers ran east. they ended up on the river bank. they were trapped. and you yourself were on the other side of the river? anora showed me and others where she swam across the river. to a point downstream where it was narrow enough to cross. they used banana trees and plastic canisters as life rafts. did you see this with your own eyes? from a hill on the opposite bank, they watched the horror unfold. the horrific scenes she witnessed still give her nightmares. anora watched the bodies of her neighbours' children wash up on the river bank. a scene that was filmed by another villager. the children's names were rashida, five years old, kushida, three, and zahidia, who was 11 months. anora begum, her husband and her four children all managed to escape with their lives. mohammed was not so fortunate. he and his youngest daughter survived but three of her sisters were killed, and so was their mother. the violence began five days before the massacre at tula toli, on the 25th aug

a lot of regular folks in south philly come to citizens bank park, dropping things off where roy halladayade his mark and legacy on the team. you see the growing memorial here with hats, flowers, candles, even a photo of halladay. he was the only one on board the single engine amphibious plane that crashed into the waters yesterday afternoon. halladay had a passion for flying, as he made clear is on social media. doc was 40 years old and retired from professional baseball. he was in philly for four seasons pitching a perfect game and a no-hitter during that time. he definitely left this mark and left memories for the fans and phillies organization who will remember him as a find player and all-around good person. >> a very, very sad day for all of us in the foilgs organization. clearly a sad day for major league baseball. our thoughts and prayers for brandy, braden, and ryan right now. >> he means a lot to all of us. we're really, really going to miss him. >> reporter: a two-time cy young winner, legend in phillies history, and husband and father of two. live in south philadelphia, matt d

bank. that wednesday morning, the 30th of august, they crossed into tula toli. there was panic. everyone mentions the river. with the soldiers advancing from the north west and a police post to the southf the villagers ran east. they ended up on the river bank. they were trapped. gunfire and you yourself were on the other side of the river? anora showed me and others where she swam across the river. at a point downstream where it was narrow enough to cross. they used banana trees and plastic canisters as life rafts. did you see this with your own eyes? from a hill on the opposite bank, they watched the horror unfold. the horrific scenes she witnessed still give her nightmares. anora watched the bodies of her neighbours‘ children wash up on the river bank. a scene that was filmed by another villager. the children's names were rashida, five years old, kushida, three, and zahidia, who was 11 months. anora begum, her husband and her four children all managed to escape with their lives. mohammed was not so fortunate. he and his youngest daughter survived but three of her sisters were killed, and so was their mother. the violence began five days before the massacre at tula toli, on the 25th

we will look at the efforts of food banks in alameda county, the south bay, and san francisco-marin.e'll also learn how we can all help the north bay fire victims, especially during and after the holidays. well, we can all try to help out those in need in as many ways as possible, but to try to tackle a massive problem and end hunger, i found the effort needs to work through local food banks. now, each bay area county has its own unique challenges, as well as enormous demand. with me to talk about the situation for the alameda county community food bank is first, michael altfest, its associate director of communications and marketing, and norma batongbacal, the communications and marketing manager. welcome to the show. michael altfest: thank you for having us. robert: yeah, thank you for being here. give us a quick idea in terms of how the system works in alameda county. michael: sure, so, alameda county community food bank serves an immense need. we're helping 1 in 5 county residents. we're the hub of hunger relief in alameda county, so we'll distribute the equivalent of about 31 mi

yesterday in a plane crash off the coast of floreporter kathercott is live now from citizens bank park in southhiladelphia. he was so young, katherineit's just h believe it. >> reporter: it really is hard to believe tam. people are waking up this morning, they still can't believe that it happened. here outside the ballpark you can see in lights a smiling picture of roy halladay and his redillies cap 1977-2017. he was one of the best players to ever put on a phillies uniform. an eight-time all-star who pitched a perfect game and a post season no-hitter in the r for the phillies.y young award in each league. certainly roy halladay was a legend on the field but he's remembered for so much more. >> all-star pitcher all-star person and an all-star father and family man. >> reporter: dedicated to his wife and two boys an athlete that gave back to community. at the ballpark phillies chairman david montgomery joined cole hamels who is now a texas ranger. >> i know these things do happen but you don't know howg to feel in those moments, you know especially for somebody that's, you know, touched my life