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she is augmenting tse tha exist by handling the more mundane tasks. hsbc says pepper ensures customer privacy. >> there is zero customer data. zero personal ide information. and pepper is not asking for it not storing it not recording. >> each pepper costs about $25,000. an investment that hsbc says they recoup the just three hours after installing her at their flagship location in new york this summer. the firm says she has brought in more foot traffic and those customers have signed up for credit cards checking accounts and other revenue generating products f the company. but pepper's not all business. she loves to show off her moves. tell jokes. >> what do you call an alligatorer detective. >> i don't know, pepper. >> an investigator. >> and eve take a selfie. >> regardless of the gimmicky side hsbc is eng banking on pepper even if she just hel someone crack a pile. for nightly business report, leslie ecker. >> her is a look at the final numbers from wall street. the dow raled 401 points. the nasdaqvapsed by 209 and the s&p 500 added 49.th does it

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we are going through a crisis of sort resulting from the very regrettable and abhorrentto incident tha place in turkey. nobody in the kingdom ca justify it or explain it. >> schifrin: but m.b.s. s sidelined all public criticism while claiming to change society. he has allowed women to drive, is proposing to wean the economy off of oil. and al-falihinted that neither m.b.s., nor the direction he's set for the kingdom, is changing anytime soon. >> the kingdom is in the midst of a historic transformation of unprecedented proportions, and the train has moved and it has moved deliberately towards a transformation journey that will not be stopped. >> schifrin: but the international criticism is higher than at any point since 9/11, and being led by erdogan, whose aides hinted he has more evidence, he could release at any point. for the pbs newshour, i'm ni schifrin. ay woodruff: nick will be back with analysis of t developments, after the news summary. and, in the day's other news,ee wall strt was whipsawed by worries over china, trade and corporate earnings. the dow jones industrial average

we're t ging to more information as to the man's age, any other information tha we n give you, and as soon as we get that,k we'll come bac and bring it to you live in southeast washington, jackie benson, news 4. >>> well, safety bviously on the minds of people in georgetown. it's halloween, and you know what it means, several streets, they are closed, police recommend drivers avoid that area. in about an hour,raffic along parts of wisconsin and along m street vestricted. sel side streets closed. parking restrictions are going to be in effect. the complete list of closings is in the nbc washington arp. "georgetown halloween." >>> well, there's already a lot re fun in alexandria today w tommy mcfly is on south street, and that's south lee streeor thereng in the community for you this evening. tommy, a lot of people, creatures, and rscharac too, showing up around you. >> reporter: yeah, absoretely. people gathering here already, jim, look at this. hey, everybody, having fun? >> yeah! >> reporter: this is the early crowd on south lee street. we're expecting, like, 10,000 ? people 5,000 pe