hundred right now so ten years to the. and talk a little bit about bitcoin price so where are we where are we now when we know what was it twenty thousand last year but it dipped into the six thousand recently yeah so right now it's currently trading at about sixty three hundred actually just achieved a seventeen month low volatility rate so it requires the highest stabilisation rate in a four since two thousand and seventeen and this is actually huge for a big one because it's been very relatively stable trading sideways and this has been great for a lot of the institutions who are coming in because right now they're saying that decline has finally bottomed and they seem like a very consecutive buying interest at this very low level so well that i thought it was just anecdotal that i thought that the crip those were fairly stable in these wild markets but the volatility index you say is at a low so thank you for confirming what i thought was sort of happening there i hadn't seen the volatility number. let's talk a little

making progress since rising to north of thirty dollars to do years ago but it's back down to around ten dollars per share in trading today at the new york stock exchange. and on china last time we spoke about a key early indicator of continuing export health as data showed reduced goods and closed in those maritime shipping containers which account for about ninety percent of china's exports well that barometer may be proving true as news from china is out regarding reduced manufacturing chinese manufacturing for october was down lower than experts predicted as new export orders have declined for the fifth month in a row the manufacturing index stood at fifty point six percent in september it dropped to fifty point two percent in october making this last month the lowest since july of two thousand and sixteen. and we now look to iran on november fourth the us economic sanctions on the nation will go into effect and the sale of iranian oil will be prohibited by the us and individuals companies or nations purchasing that oil will also be sanctioned by the states according to trumpet minis

above, ten years or more. we're adding a new, different way to qualify to what's already here, and that would be a batallion chief, and that would be anywhere, or only in the san francisco fire department? >> i think in the san francisco fire department. >> and also, no time requirement on batallion chief? need not have been a batallion chief for any particular period of time. >> commissioner veronese: because presumably, if you're a batallion chief, you've had that experience at captain. no. it's ultimately up to us who we want to choose for. this increases the pool that we can choose from. >> all right. i think we're agreed. >> batallion chief and above? >> yes. >> thank you. >> with that change, then, may we approve the posting for the position? do i have a motion? >> commissioner covington: so moved. >> president cleaveland: so moved by commissioner covington. second? >> commissioner hardeman: second. >> president cleaveland: discussion, vice president nakajo? >> commissioner nakajo: we spent a lot of time

would not have made any move at all for ten years at all for ten years that's all been artificial it's all been lubricated by free money and by the old compositionally nice economy by amazon apple facebook that have destroyed the better of playing field and open the groundwork for what we're seeing now which is total and utter collapse well it's not our collapse yet that's what we'll for assumes that it's going to fall by the way michelle also said on his blog that you know markets can have another five to ten years going down now and this is this could just be the beginning. but in particular wolf looks at one sector that. really went to musing resume a boom boom boom be under trump the trump you know explosion and stock markets was the property and the building sector so looks at that in particular and looks at how bad that has done in october especially as the rhetoric meets reality that the free money isn't actually coming because remember they all bet on that one point five trillion dollar spending plan infrastructure spending plan he talked about on the campaign trail but that ne

thanks for ten wonderful years. cheers to ten more. >>> welcome to the area people. this year we have introduced you to some remarkable people and over the next hour we will take a look at some of our most favorite stories. we begin with this group of people came together because they answered a crime for help and what they did helped say a man's life. >> as they were looking out on the water of discovery bay it was not lost on any

on top of probably as much a ten has produced burning concern in munich with bahrain hosting a feisty freiburg more on that much later so let's see what else is coming up. we'll see if unbeaten league leaders dortmund could tame exiles that have recently found their plight. and we'll see if labor comes in brimming with confidence after battering braman and clad in cup and league games in the past week could make light work of all time. dortmund slip up last weekend when they could only manage a draw against had to cut their lead at the top of the table to just two points this time around the side had a victory in mind against a mid table vols break with a few notable defensive absences to black and yellows needed to make sure they were on guard in a goal scoring mood and if they were able to maintain their lead at the top of the table. it was a high tempo game and both from the off players initially lacked composure near the books on both sides. that was until don't one wing and jaden certain show found himself in space among the royce eventually nets at the open a and it was the capt

guest: first words in ten years. want to talk to you. and he was of course surprise. i had two big bags. i want to tell you something. i figure it would taken fine minutes, tell him an s.o.b., him to respond, you're ungratele. i could sleep. he came out and i said i'm waiting this hour, don't tee off on him. don't tell hem everything he has ever done. just give him the highlight. my dad sad down and i told him everything. i talked nonstop for 20 minutes. and final i was out of ammo. couldn't think of anything else he had ever said or done hi and dad says, is that it? i said, yeah. he said, you stopped speak ago to me for ten years because of that? i said, yeah. he said, let me tell you've about my father. and for the first i saw my father cry. did not say he had the mechanical -- i didn't think he could do that. told me about his father, elder is not hi pie loggal father's name. i said who is biological father, he said i have no idea. never midwest him in the said no i said while elder. >> he says he was drunk and hi

or 20 -- either ten or 20 years. it will also show your support for free college programs, which is sweeping the country and be a wonderful model for here, especially in a time of tremendous student debt. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is brendan, and i am from the arc. just want to say it's good to be in city college because it helps to keep my spirits up and my skills to build on my support, so yeah. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name's thomas -- supervisor -- good afternoon, supervisors. my name is thomas. i went to city college nine years. i learned to do computer, typing, do games -- play games, math games and word search. yeah. >> i'm paul polizano. i'm from the arc of san francisco. i support city college because i like it. thank you very much. >> hello, supervisors. my name is kylie huffman. i'm president of the charter youth commission. since june 2016 with supervisor kim's ground breaking resolution to intend to provide funding for city college on november 19, the youth commission vot

rank of ten years or more. there's a total of 69 captains, so theoretically, there are 59 people at the rank of captain that are not eligible at the rank they are now. so i'm saying with a little more time and discussion, it would be more inclusive. that's all i had to say. >> commissioner veronese: certainly, commissioners, we know if you had been at station one or station three for the last five years, you have more experience. there's different levels of experience in this department, and so i just don't want to exclude people because i think we have an extremely talented department. and especially, i don't want to exclude people that are on the command staff that want to apply to be chief. and by these qualifications, we're excluding all but two. so we're hearing the only solid number of pool of people we can choose from is 12 of the department. and the people that we could choose from outside of the department could be hundreds. yes, miss callahan. >> could i make a suggestion? an option could say, you cou

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>> i'm -- they gave me how many captains there are with ten or more years of service, which is ten. what i don't know yet is how many above that, you know, for example, batallion chief, deputy chief, etc., so i'm asking that right now, but you do have ten captains with at the point years. and then, you'll have presumably most of the people above that. >> president cleaveland: okay. commissioner veronese, does that satisfy you? >> commissioner veronese: no, i -- i mean, i don't mean -- this is important, right? whi we're deciding to limit our pool of applicants to so far, i'm hearing the number is ten on the lowest. from what i understand, there are not many more people that are actually eligible. so our question -- the question to us is are we comfortable with a pool of just ten people? >> president cleaveland: are you wishing to change the minimum qualifications, commissioner veronese? if so, to what? >> commissioner veronese: well, it's a good quest

dollars in worldwide revenues of all things ten cent does not want to jeopardize its revenues and to do so the company executives believe that they are helping to keep regulators happy with you. and it's been more than two decades since the international space station was sent into orbit and since it's been a key fixture of the space frontier but that could be changing china is looking to the skies for its next move as they just unveiled their model of a new space station they play. to launch according to report the center module will be about fifty five feet long it will weigh five dozen tons the country is named the project on gone which means heavenly palace in mandarin although the country company has the country has unveiled the test module construction on the project is set to begin in twenty twenty two. president donald trump's tariffs are taking their toll on the multibillion dollar aerospace industry one of the biggest airline markets for the u.s. is china and with the president trade war in full swing the company is looking to take its business elsewhere argues alex mahela

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in an effort to fight video game addiction large video maker the chinese multinational ten cent has a set a new group of rules for under age gamers the rules come as government approval for games has slowed ten cent will check player identities and ages using police databases for all ten cent games children under twelve will only be permitted one hour of play per day while thirteen to eighteen year olds will be permitted two hours now the why here is the interesting thing to note tencent is a big investor in online video based games in fact it even owns riot games the creators of the world's dominating video game league of legends in two thousand and seventeen the company earned ten cents a cool two point one billion with a b. dollars in worldwide revenues of all things ten cent does not want to jeopardize its revenues and to do so the company executives believe that they are helping to keep regulators happy with this. and it's been more than two decades since the international space station was sent into orbit and since it's been a key fixture of the space frontier but that could be

addressed the country's troubled banking sectors hundreds of smaller banks have failed and three of the top ten banks have been nationalized the controversy centers upon some key issues including the central bank effort to ensure more strict capital requirements upon banks as they seek to designate some of those banks as systemically important to the russian economy for the bankers part they say strict rules are already in place in the european union and u.s. economic sanctions make it difficult already to raise capital. and sticking in russia rosneft the nation's largest oil producer is making new capital investments in four large oil and gas exploration projects amounting to nine hundred billion rubles that's about thirteen point six billion dollars that's an increased investment of about a third over last year the company is using some of the recent large profits as third quarter profits increased by an astounding two hundred fifty percent due in part to higher oil prices and the two year devaluation of the russian ruble. the two thousand and eighteen u.s. midterm elections are now history t

and that type, they have had ten years to do something about it. besides giving themselves nice lunches. i want to tell the board we need -- >> thank you, your time is up. thank you. [microphone was cut off] >> we need to be fair, your time is up. >> as reminder to be fair to everyone, everyone has two minutes. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak? all right, seeing non, public comment is closed. supervisor safai. >> thank you. clarify one point, i know -- amendments talked about were actually covered and we have already dealt with in the legislation. the director and the department have the discretion to work with city departments. so, that has already been covered. city attorney givener, is that the case, with regard to passing on fines, the budgeting process and so on, we have a lot more flexibility as it pertains to city departments. >> yeah, last week the committee amended in a provision that excludes city departments. >> say that again. >> excludes. >> city departments from the administrative fines provision in the

if this ten%, if you can clean up their act, does its address ten% of the problem? >> is a good question. >> it is important to assess the active -- efficacy of this. if you're successful, what did you want to accomplish? >> because these are larger generators and these are much larger than the average generator by several times, it will be a lot more than that ten %. >> the one thing i like about this, at least you included federal and state buildings. >> we do not want them off the hook. nor do we want city agencies off the hook. >> any other questions? do we want to open up to public comment? >> no. >> do you have any more presentation? >> well, we could elaborate more on the refuse rates. i gave you a nutshell about the essence of that savings. if you don't have more questions on that, i think i've covered the key message i wanted to get to you. >> thank you. i want to open it up to public comment right now. are there any members of the public who would like to make comment on this? come on up. >> thank you for taking the time we own our building in the tender l

another ten votes, you need another ten labour mps to support the deal.s to it if it is a choice between the deal and leaving without a deal, you cannot predict, because people are irrational, i fear that the country is going to leave without a deal, but what to happen is that labour mps ought to in the interest vote for the prime minister's deal. thank you very much. let's get more now on the californian wildfires and the number of people missing after wildfires destroyed the town of paradise in northern california has risen to more than 600. 63 bodies have been discovered in the area, but the death toll is expected to rise considerably. at least three other people have died in a separate wildfire in southern california. president trump will travel to the state tomorrow to meet people affected. let's talked to amanda strand whose parents have lost thier house in fire and now living with her. what has happened in the case of your parents? my parents and most of my extended family live in the paradise area, a total of ten holes lost for ourfamily. paradise

well come to match day ten on can't call. well spoken facing down a big test that's clear for fans and players alike. league leading toward minturn town an event flying high at the moment. i don't i want to stay way up at the top of the table with that deadly attack firing on all cylinders the plan is pretty clear just get one more than the opposition. and mike that doesn't want. any of us expected wolfsburg are really tough moment to stop the forwards and you grounded top and stuff like the top post but clearly want to impress by the visitors. it was a good team but i didn't i didn't think they paid their best game today. is true but in response to it might have developed a new key to drag a ball better said to him. thomas delaney. and acts of it so the preferred declining midfield pair of coach to see him fast. the two of them knock down the whole midfield which is critical when the goal machine specialist. well short months have averaged over three goals a match this was the only one i put away at full speed of. one elemen

welcome to matchday ten on. both berger facing down a big test that's clear for fans and players alike. league leading toward mentoring town an event flying high at the moment. and want to stay way up at the top of the table with a deadly attack firing on all cylinders the plan is pretty clear just get one more than the opposition. and when that doesn't want. you know as expected well spurs are really tough economy to. stop the forwards and you grounded opens flights to top post but clearly want to impress by the visitors . what is a good team but i didn't i didn't think they played their best game today it's true but in response to him and have to validate a new key to the game the better said to them. thomas delaney. and acts of it's the preferred declining midfield pair of coaches himself for. the two of them knock down the whole midfield which is critical when the goal machine sponsors. well top mines have averaged over three goals a match this was the only one i put away at balls for. one element twenty sev

i'm rebecca races welcome to the show tens of thousands of iranians are taking part in anti-american demonstrations in cities across the country the rallies are being held to mock the you at the takeover of the u.s. embassy in tehran forty years ago they also come as the population braces for a crippling new sanctions set to be imposed by the trumpet ministration on monday iran marks the anniversary every here but anger towards the u.s. is reported to have increased since president trump decided to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal more now on the way a rainy and preparing for the new sanctions. america. is finishing this six story apartment building there's no project lined up next he's been building homes for ten years employing one hundred fifty people when times were good now there's just fifty new contracts have dried up because no one's confident enough to invest right now. the sanctions are putting iran's economy under even more pressure they're causing enormous uncertainty over night or money you can lose a third or a quarter of its value with that you can see how bad it is

well come to match day ten on kick. both books are facing down a big test that's clear for fans and players alike. league leading toward mentoring town and best flying high at the moment you. don't want to stay why up at the top of the table with that deadly attack firing on all cylinders the plan is pretty clear just get one of the opposition. and one that doesn't want. any of us expected while spurs are really tough on him to stop the forwards and you grounded dawkins fly to the top post but clearly weren't too impressed by the visitors. it was a good team but i didn't i didn't think they played their best game today. is true but in response to him and have to validate a new key to the game for better said to them. thomas de laney. and acts of it so the preferred declining midfield pair of coach museum staff for. the two of them knock down the whole midfield which is critical when the goal machine specialist. well top minds have averaged over three goals a match this was the only one i put away at full speed. one mili

at least ten people i'm sorry ten thousand people have been displaced by fighting in central african republic and just the last four days camps set up for those who fled their homes have been attacked and at least two people killed doctors without borders has posted pictures which appear to show the camps completely burned to the ground former president francois it was easy it was overthrown by a coalition of rebel groups and twenty thirteen since then more than seven hundred thousand people have been displaced and more than half a million of left the country. when it was twenty thirteen as we say the seleka rebels overran the capital forcing the front to up aziz a out since then thousands displaced last year there was a rise in violence that forced several aid agencies to withdraw leaving those tens of thousands without support in january the international committee of the red cross warned of a worsening situation with half the entire population in need of aid well abends is head of mission for doctors without borders in central african republic and he told us the international comm

they for instance gave ten thousand dollars to greg walden who chairs the committee that oversees tele telecommunications so you can see that that's obviously quite a link between the business and what this man is doing in politics and this is where this money is going so we know that american companies of course contribute to elections it sounds like what you're telling me it sounds like exactly what american companies do is there any difference why are german companies contributing in u.s. elections actually that's not so much of a difference because the german companies that are contributing are also the companies that are doing business over the. tens of thousands of jobs linked to the activities there billions of dollars and in revenues and so obviously there are also business successes dependent on the political climate over there which is why they're obviously trying to shape it which is nothing out of the ordinary other countries are doing it as well francisco. french corporations have put money into complains swiss companies have. germany is just one in a long list ok so maybe

end of the first world war are underway around the globe australia and new zealand commemorated the tens of thousands of soldiers who perished fighting in europe a century ago. and russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine prepared to hold elections critics say the movie names to cement their split from the rest of the country. welcome to the program i'm mary and. we begin in california where authorities say wildfires in the north of the state have killed at least twenty three people it's the most destructive blaze in california's history separate fires in the southern part of the state are also raging forcing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes we have this report now from the town of paradise a community of twenty seven thousand people which has been almost completely destroyed. this smoldering remains of a town turned to ash thousands of buildings in paradise northern california burned to the ground. lives lost some in the very very calls in which they were trying to escape there were people literally burning in their cars running down the street abandon you abandonin

selling started out as dutch kenyan corporation with ten employees now the farm has hundred and twenty one cars from across the region the dutch patmos all the share of the business so today the company is one hundred percent in kenyan hands. you know we are doing technology transfer from europe to here we made it possible to demonstrate that this can be done in africa and far saw in a small town like a russia you know. everybody would imagine including myself that. solar panel can only demand then you are all or even china not enough rika a look at it i mean you have demonstrated only able to do each with the local expertise. but not every canyon can afford a solar ari petone gels neighbor susan kabul needs electricity for her small medical practice she would have to invest around two hundred euros that's money she doesn't have. a freezer but. if you close down long up calls live you don't owe enough power to run. the clues don't maternity because night if you have a. good home during the cool doing it's an easy skill although photovoltaics systems are still too expensive for many ken

four out of ten a female and six out of ten a mile it's a twenty eight man line to all female you're actually wrong actually it's nine men and one woman own that's a lot of even. in the bonus act there are four hundred and one thousand men and only two hundred nineteen women that's sixty nine point one percent two point nine percent less than a thought of all parliamentarians women that's the smallest proportion of women the bonus track has seen in twenty years because there are more male parliamentarians they have a higher percentage of speeches and courts and even an actress cabinet men make up the majority photos like this made headlines recently these are the coalition negotiations after reaching new elections and bev area and he is the leadership team in the interior ministry find the female. so why are there so few women in politics this is a question gender politics experts assume vital for has been researching. this topic of compatibility plays a major role balancing the burdens of family public service and politics self-confidence is also an issue it's not always easy gettin

return has his troops on a rotation system ten days on the frontline ten days on the second line then a rest back at the rear. and that to the front line again and that's where captain del valle is when he writes you feel like an animal being herded into the. sixteen million shells. almost a ton of explosives per square metre. it was. at a fair done at the pump guard meant never stops. the enemy mustn't be allowed to breed eight men are dying all the time often with nobody even noticing there's no glory in the slaughter. it may when nature is starting to bloom again and other places the troops advantage done are still waiting through a landscape of mud blood excrement and human flesh. some men even drown in the shell craters. what keeps them holding on are their loved ones their coming lottery. and i'll call. i any sense of patriotism is long gone. the soldiers continue to fight out of routine and of a sense of duty and because they have no choice. at the beginning of june or general evers from fica nine head of the german army orders his men to have another go at fed on. he wants to

made tens in the us held every four years hof way through the presidential ten this year americans have been allowed to choose including will four hundred thirty five members of the house of representatives fifty five seats in the senate i'm fifty six state governess america now he's told us this is meant to have seen unprecedented to ten outs at this stage it's not a prediction it's a fact there is a record turnout in fact it almost looks like a presidential year and many of these cases and in some cases we're finding in some states and some precincts where they're actually going over and setting records even for a presidential election year so people are engaged and for a lot of reasons of the headlines people are paying attention and i think this plays into what president donald trump did when he first came into office he knew that he did not want people to go back to sleep to go back to the lives he wanted them to stay involved and so what he's done is allowed people whether it works against him or for him it's not at the polls we'll find out but it's allowed people to actually feel