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james patrick, peter strauss, and bob finebaum. >> hello again, commissioners. now, to your question, supervisor peskin, i think it was four years ago i brought up the fact that a similar amount in new york, the world trade transit center generated a billion and a half for a 99-year lease and i'm not sure what happened in san francisco. the top priority is to restore public confidence in the structural integrity of the transit center before we resume bus operations. the best way to manage the structures is acoustic monitoring, because steel and the stress emits low frequency sound waves before cracks can be detected like conventional methods. structural acoustic monitoring is implemented by the installation of microphones on a steel elements of a structure and then later triangulation was used to warn of the formation of multiple cracks in the bridge and was recommended by the bay bridge peer review group to monitor rods and cables in the new bay bridge three years ago. please ask m.t.c. to direct the peer review group to implement for transit center and conside

josh strauss is given his first start since last year's summer tour at number eight.'sjordan nobbs says she's "heartbroken" after rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament seven months before the women's world cup. she said on social media she was grateful for the support she's received admitting she has been truly overwhelmed. jonny bairstow is back in the england team for the third and final test against sri lanka which starts on friday. he replaces injured all—rounder sam curran and will play as a batsman, with ben foakes remaining as wicketkeeper. stuart broad also returns in place of james anderson who's rested. anderson's played a relatively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, on pitches more suited to spin than seam bowling. he steps aside for stuart broad, who's yet to feature in the series, which england have already won. i understand the reasoning behind it, you know the series has been ramped up, and as an opportunity, andi ramped up, and as an opportunity, and i think with the winter we've got ahead, it makes sense for stewart to ge

when we spoke to strauss zelnick on the show last week he told a compelling story he's done a terrificver the years. i bet he can keep putting up fabulous results doesn't hurt that all of the preorders were counted as deferred revenue only recognized as actual revenues this current quarter so numbers should be huge unfortunately, the next day acti vision blizzard gave subopt num nums the company's key destiny franchise had a real shortfall but the worst part was their grim forecast for the next quarter. the stock plunged more than 12%. it's continued to go down since then, practically in a straight line because of that forecast. now, it didn't help that the company had their annual blizzard convention a couple of weeks ago which turned into a public relations fiasco when the company got its customers excited about a new release and one of their most popular franchises diablo but turned out to be a mobile game they were outsourcing to some knockoff chinese developer. all this added the impression that maybe they have lost touch with their customer base because all these video game stock

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into inside centre, with adam hastings — son of scotland great gavin — starting at fly half. josh straussht. and england and arsenal'sjordan nobbs has taken to social media to say she is "heartbroken" after rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament seven months before the women's world cup. she said she was grateful for the support she's received, admitting she has been truly overwhelmed. sadio mane has been nominated for the bbc african footballer of the year award for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting his consistent levels of performance and goal scoring for both liverpool and senegal. the 26—year old was instrumental in helping jurgen klopp's side reach the champions league final and he continued his scoring at the world cup, as senegal were edged out at the group stage. i love scoring from my team. honestly i love scoring for my team. it isa honestly i love scoring for my team. it is a great season. sadly we didn't win something, but this seasonit didn't win something, but this season it as motivation for us to repeat it and tried to go for it and win it. very important goals f

>>>lue jean maker levi strauss is reported planning an initial public offering. cnbc repor the 145-year-old company is seeking to raise as much as $800 million it could go public the first quarter next wore. the maker of jeans is hoping t many make the gu with a valuation of about $5 billion. theompany went public for a short period back in 1971. >> few people recently applied for mortgages as increased volatility in the stock market may have bee the culprits keeping potential home buyers on the sidelines. mortgage application fell 3% compared with the previous week. but vole down 22% compared to the same period last year. >>> well c withsumer inflation seeing the biggest gain in nine months what does that mean for next woke's thanksgivg dinner you ask. will shoppers face sticker shock. jane wells did a little digging to find out. >> the american b farmeau federation every year comes out with the cost to feed ten people for thanksgivin last year they said it was like $49. really? were you able to feed ten people on thanksgiving for under $50. have ydo ever been a

. >>> and jean maker levi strauss is planning a public offering next year.they are credited with making the first pair of jeans. they hope to raise between $600 and $800 million. this wouldn't be its first rodeo. levi's last public offering was in 1971 when the company was taken private shortly thereafter. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. have a good weekend. oh, wait, because i'm not going to be here tomorrow, that's why i said that. >> that's all right. i take it early. thank you. >> all right. >>> still to come, mocking millennials, a classic board game is redesigned for the younger generation. we all want white teeth. you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist really has to say let's take a step back and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens your enamel, but then also it polishes away stains for whiter t

summit on sunday and there it is it will be a unanimous decision that it has to rubber stamp the strauss before we go actually into the approval period and also so far the unity has been the sharpest tool in the negotiating process of the you and leaders will not want to risk this so they want this issue with spain to be clarified ahead of that summit there and looking add to that summit on sunday carol what does happen next. well as we speak the member states ambassador and the share pause are preparing that summit they're looking exactly into these issues it is also expected that theresa may is coming tomorrow again to brussels probably also will talk about the hot issue of gibraltar and maybe also the the issue of fish so a number of sticking points on the european side still at stake before we can go ahead with this summit and the summit really is meant to basically rubber stamp soul the hard work the rocky negotiations still going on here in brussels matters for us in brussels thank you so much. let's catch up on some other stories making news around the world a group of central ame

. >>> and levi strauss reportedly plans to go public wow. leslie picker has the scoop. leslie >>> tyler, that's right. levi strauss is planning initial public offering which could come as soon as the first quarter the ipo could raise between $600 million and $800 million sources said and the deal could garner a valuation of more than $5 billion. levi's has tapped goldman sachs and jpmorgan to manage the deal. both banks and the company declined to comment on the ipo levi's is privately held currently by its descendents of the family of levi strauss which started the modern day denim about a century and a half ago it was subsequently taken private in a leveraged buyout in the 1980s. now the company's japanese affiliate is publicly traded in tokyo currently and its bonds are publicly traded so we're able to get some sense of the financials there it appears that after profit declines in recent years levi's is seeing its top and bottom lines rise once again. according to those financial disclosures. and the ceo has said on cnbc the proportion of sales online has been growin

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retailers to celebrate the company's success two weeks before things giving macy's then president hubert strauss announced that the company would host a parade for the city the parade was such a success macy's announced within a week that every year on thanksgiving morning the parade would be back tomorrow this parade will feature floats and balloons representing some major companies like netflix delta airlines and mcdonald's and just like the parade the company's earnings have also been going strong as for how the company is doing nowadays well third quarter earnings per share exuded expectations of fourteen cents per share at twenty seven cents per share on revenues of five point four billion dollars same store sales were up three point three percent versus the experts expectations of two point eight percent growth this marks the fourth straight quarter of gains for the company and a good way to start off the holiday season on a solid footing the online sales for macy's also continues to grow double digits making it thirty seven straight quarters of double digit growth online from a.b.c.'s his

msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. . >> my name is dave, and i play defense. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because they need a goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit

josh strauss is given his first start since last year's summer tour at number eight.bow laces in thei boots for their final test of the autumn series against fiji on saturday, to show support to former wales captain gareth thomas. serge simon, the vice president of the french rugby union tweeted the news saying "all of french rugby is with you" following the homophobic attack on thomas last weekend in cardiff. during his playing career thomas spent three years at toulouse, helping them to a european title. a survey of more than 27,000 football fans from 38 different countries says half of the football supporters in the uk have witnessed racism while watching matches, but only 40% say they would know how to report such incidents.? while globally, 60% of fans would support points deductions for either national or club teams whose fans are found guilty of racism.? the governing bodies have been very wea k the governing bodies have been very weak in enforcing the sanctions that they should be applying against defenders did drug offenders. clubs, oi’ defenders did drug off

daniel strauss following all of this for politico. let's talk about the georgia governors race.our takeaway? >> at this point the abrams team does not expect to make any definitive announcement tonight. thatcomes despite the fact throughout the entire night, brian kemp has led. it is looking like the abrams team is really hoping they can leverage a runoff. skim enough of cap's leadoff he will not have 50%, the support he needs. and that he will go into a runoff. >> it is surprising, though, has held a- kemp commanding margin. >> as you look at the results , where areof georgia the strongholds for brian kemp? >> the strongholds are outside the major metropolitan areas. outside atlanta, outside savannah, outside a few other big georgia states. well. done very he has managed to turn a large segment of republican voters and actually what is keeping him afloat here. >> as you look at the overall results, we have been talking about the governor's race, democrats regaining control, anywhere from 30 to 35 seats depending on california, republicans picking up sell -- seats in the u.s. se

in seattle, bob donegan and his team at ivars and kid valley restaurants have spent hours testing strauss. >> we have paper straws, plastic straws from plants. >> reporter: all this because millions of plastic straws end up as litter, often in the oceans. which is why this past summer, seattle became the largest city in america to address this problem. by banning plastic straws in restaurants and replacing them with compostable or paper options. the tif >> the tourists are amused by this. they think this is a great adventure. what is this about? how come i can't suck your milk shake through this straw? well, the straws that work aren't compostable so that's why. oh, it becomes an education opportunity. >> reporter: and if you ask environmental advocate dune ivars, the straw is only the beginning. >> it's a symbol, a token as you put it. >> yes. >> of what? >> a symbol of our consumption and single use plastic that has no end of life. you cannot recycle straws. >> reporter: she's executive director of lonely whale, an organization that through social media campaigns like stop sucking has h

dani daniel strauss is also with me. vaughn, what did espy just tell you?yeah, good morning, craig. i just talked to secretary espy essentially about the debate in which cindy hyde-smith said to all of those who are offended she certainly apologized to those individuals about the comments she had made and the tape that was released in which she referred to sitting in the front row for a public hanging. i want to play you that soundbite of mike espy here in mississippi responding to her apology. >> i try not to judge people. i only heard what i heard, and when i begin to hear that coming out of her mouth, i looked and she had her head down and she was reading it. my mother always told me that when you apologize to someone you look them in the eye. you tell them that you're sorry and you offended them and you try to make reparations if you can. so i can't judge her sincerity. >> craig, talking to a large number of black voters here across the state over the last couple of days, there's been a -- i think you could call it a frustration and anger when they see

and she worked through a democratic friend bob strauss, and others, to find finally get the vice president to fire the chief of staff. with no fingerprint of the first lady's until after the fact, but this is the first lady going on the record and call ing fing fo national deputy security adviser to be fired, and nothing happens? >> well, there is so many things to the unpack in that, and it is the first lady as you went through, and she had influence on staff decisions, and there has been intentions in the past, and usually it is handled qui quietly. like everything with this administration, staff shake-ups in general are usually handled pretty quietly, and all of this is very out in the open, but the most extraordinary thing is that the fact that mira ricardel is still employed in the white house after the first lady issued an unprecedented stateme statement, and one school of thought on that is that her boss john bolton is currently out of the country, and that is perhaps some decisions will be made once he is stateside. >> that would be a big co complication in that the deputy is in ef

you here >> take two, red redemptions, activision blizzard, time to buy and he has a six smack >> straussich is different from molson and bud >> have a great night. >> thank you, thank you. nice to meet you thank you. >> thank you for watching. "power lunch" starts now >>> i'm becky quick. stocks tumbling now. apple and tech fueling the declines why one strategy that stood up to the worst market crash since the 1920s could be on the verge of a major comeback. we'll explain straight ahead >>> reimagining ge shares falling below $8, its lowest level since 2009. the new ceo laying out his turnaround plan on cnbc. >>> and the wildfires in california raging on more than 30 dead now, hundreds of people still missing. thousands of structures destroyed, and shares of utility companies there getting slammed. we are live on the ground with th

move to inside centre, with adam hastings — son of scotland great gavin — starting at fly half. josh straussainst sri lanka, which starts on friday in colombo. 0n pitches suited more to spin than swing bowling he's taken just the one wicket. stuart broad, who's yet to feature in the series, comes into the side, which england have already won. jonny bairstow also returns after injury. i understand the reasoning behind it, the series has been wrapped up, it is the opportunity to rotate, and i think with the winter we've got ahead, it makes sense for stuart to get some cricket. we have what will be a tough tour of the west indies, so it could be a long period without him bowling, so to have him get a game under his belt i think is good for him and the team. (tx sor) that is all for now. holly hamilton will have a full round—up of all the talking points from the world of sport at 6:30pm. any thank you, john watson there. theresa may is on her way to brussels this afternoon to meet the european commisison president, jean—claude juncker. she's hoping to finalise an agreement on what relations betw

for those of you paying attention, that's between ambassador matlock and ambassador strauss.mbassador matlock is here with us, we're very happy. and a few important things happened that summer of 1991 when jim was in the position of charge. in addition to his three diplomatic postings in moscow, he held positions in israel, turkey and the department of state and white house in washington. he's been active on the boards of nonprofit organizations, concerned with relations with russia, eastern europe and eurasia, and he's been with the carnegie endowment since 2007. he also chairs the u.s. side of the dartmouth dialogue which is a 55-year-old u.s./soviet and now u.s./russian second track citizens diplomacy effort. and he has been a tremendous voice of reason on russia and u.s. foreign policy generally, particularly in our now-troubled times. and i would add that he has taught me everything that i know about russia except that i have a feeling he's about to turn around and say that jim billington has taught him everything he knows. [laughter] i'll leave it at that. jim, the floo

the stock, okay they did rush call of duty out because they did not want to get redemption six-pack strausst nigh nighnight night -- talking about eating the activists. again i tell you it was not as bad as the stock >> it is the worst s&p right now. the best one is disney leading not just, 2.5. >> they had faith because the fact that they have not provided us any guidance at all in terms of sub growth or pricing or what they see is the cost of everything they're going to need to do to really build out the service. and so it does seem they're getting the benefit of the doubt that it is going to work >> well, david they'll be able to monetize dtc without us knowing any sort of keys about returning on invest of capitals or what else are they going to be doing >> "mary poppins" returns or how about "alladin" and "toy story iv" and i save the best for last, "lion king." these are the brands that my kids watch and i watch >> disney plus sub don't need to exceed netflix >> that's my point i feel that bob iger, the fact that he's staying, he has a legacy and he's going to get through 2019 through

mark strauss is trying to work this all out in georgia with kemp's new allegations. >> reporter: good morning. at breakfast spots like here in atlanta, these diners have been debating this bitter race for weeks. georgia's democratic party not only denies the latest hacking allegations but calls them bogus and desperate. >> he is trying to rile up his base by misleading voters yet again. >> reporter: democratic candidate stacey abrams says these last-minute hacking charges only prove her opponent's incompetence. >> he once again is overseeing a vulnerable system and blaming someone else for his mistakes. >> reporter: republican brian kemp oversees elections in his role as secretary of state. his office said in a statement that it opened an investigation into the democratic party of georgia after receiving information from our legal team about failed efforts to breach the online voter registration system. and requested the federal bureau of investigation investigate these possible cyber crimes. georgia's democratic party says the allegations are unfounded and that kemp's office misunder

w strauss? >> no, but i'll show my six pack versus him. >> you don't want the rating, that's fine.eballs. >> set up a whole gym. >> we have to go. >> okay. >>> when we come back, veteran strategist david rosenberg on stleioraets after the po-ectn lly. dow is down 3. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. >>> welcome back to equi"squawkn the street." i'm carl quintinilla with david faber and sara eisen at the new york stock exchange. tight range today as we await the fed decision at 2:00 eastern time, the final meeting without a press conference. >> that's where our road map begins, with stocks. hitting the pause button investors are awaiting today'

into inside centre with adam hastings — son of scotland great gavin — starting at fly half. josh strauss lanka, which starts on friday in colombo. he's played a relatively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, and he steps aside for stuart broad, who's yet to feature in the series, which england have already won. jonny bairstow also returns after injury. i understand the reasoning behind it. the series has been wrapped up. it is an opportunity to rotate. with the winter we have got ahead it makes sense for stewart to get some cricket. it is going to be a tough two of the west indies. it could be a long period without him bawling so to have him get a game under his belt is good for him and the team. that's all the sport for now. more now on the news that a british academic, matthew hedges, has been sentenced to life in prison in the united arab emirates for spying. the 31—year—old — who's always maintained his innocence — had been researching the country's foreign and internal security policies when he was detained by the authorities in may. let's speak now to the c

>> take two, red redemptions, activision blizzard, time to buy and he has a six smack >> strauss >> which is different from molson and bud >> have a great night. >> thank you, thank you. nice to meet you thank you. >> thank you for watching. "power lunch" starts now >>> i'm becky quick. stocks tumbling now. apple and tech fueling the declines why one strategy that stood up to the worst market crash since the 1920s could be on the verge of a major comeback. we'll explain straight ahead >>> reimagining ge shares falling below $8, its lowest level since 2009. the new ceo laying out his turnaround plan on cnbc. >>> and the wildfires in california raging on more than 30 dead now, hundreds of people still missing. thousands of structures destroyed, and shares of utility companies there getting slammed. we are live on the ground with the very latest. "power lunch" starts right now >> welcome to"power lunch. i'm dominic chu. it's a sell-off on the street in progress the dow and the s&p down 1%. the s&p falling below its 200-day moving average and the nasdaq getting slammed the most, down around 2

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for germany and for europe as she sees them and mostly that was the case in chief face delivery to strausshich of the european parliament but in one sense divergence that reference to the need to create a european army it's what mr president merkel of france had alluded to quite clearly in recent days where she was quite strong quite outspoken talking about it there was much applause for what she had to say in the chamber itself but also there were catcalls there was disagreement from some of the nationalist groups in the european parliament the essence of it though she says this is not a threat to nato this is the opportunity for european countries who are in nato already to harmonize their forces and strike a way of creating this european ethos the question will be given the fact that germany has been portrayed by mistake by president trump as dragging its feet is not paying its fair share as it were in nato might the same questions been posed about germany with the european army clearly those questions are for the future but one thing is certain president mccraw and chancellor merkel ag