and look at the machinations and circumstances of two conventions of major parties meeting at the same city in the same city at the same time and having to reconcile after a civil war. the civil war is the worst and the republicans had an incredible family feud in 1912. they wrecked their majority, given the election to woodrow wilson and have to put humpty dumpty back together in 1916 and conservative republicans versus progressives who used to be republicans who are madly in love with theodore roosevelt. it is a real personality called almost. how are you going to do this? the republicans are not willing to forgive roosevelt. but he has veto power over who they can nominate. he would love to come back and be vindicated and get the presidency. how is he going to do that? he is realistic enough to know he made a bit of a hash of it in 1912. he is moving forward and toying with the support of his progressive party. will he take the nomination? he will take the republican nomination if he can get it. will he take the progressive nomination as the more radical members of that party want him to

genies from the pool dock area of buenos aires against river plates from the affluent north of the same city reports from the auction on capital on the games they're calling the mega final i never before in the fifty eight year old competition of two teams from the same country mix in the latin america's cup or limited or its final that has happened this between two of the world's greatest rival was in peak condition is a four point five history. in the last few months river have improved a lot unbeaten for a long time they've got a well balanced team and must be strong contenders baka though they were better than river in the semifinals. the six times when the first game will be played in the. stadium before some of the world's most passionate and expectant fans. a fan has dreamt of a final against riva plight and what could be better than an international told went it's a dream come true. the ultimate i'll be in the clouds i'd rather win this in the national championship or see argentina win the world cup at ground ten times the size could not accommodate all of. and the frustration is tan

moscow your bomb and if you've got the taliban and representatives of the afghan government in the same city probably in the same hotel complex that's a step in the right direction surely. of course it is especially in the case of moscow that has been walled in the in the of government during the cold war was involved militarily in afghanistan so surely that is a very that is a very important step that russia is taking to put itself back on the radar on afghanistan settlement why is russia doing this today. i think it's a few things i think it's sort of a logical extension of russia's role in the wider middle east and its kind of attempts to find a new role for itself and to i think it is obviously dictated by the by the calculations of russia's own security because insecurity in afghanistan has been again a stand is really affecting russia's own security given the central asia is porous borders with the russian federation but you could never describe russia's involvement with afghanistan historically going back thirty five thirty twenty five years as ever having been anything approaching a

the entire city of malibu remains under evacuation orders. it is the same city where the remains of to make people were found today. extreme wind gusts are fueling the flames. >> this is been the worst conditions firefighters have experienced in their career with mild -- with mild and miles of flames coming into multiple communities. >> several people are waiting out the flames. some families plan to live out of their rvs and cards for now. >> the smaller of the 2 is the hellfire. it is burning in the santa rosa valley. it is not far from thousand oaks. the fire has burned more than 40,000 acres and is now 65 percent contained. >> the president is tweeting about the wildfires blaming the state and threatening to pull federal funding. overnight he tweeted there is no reason for these massive deadly and costly forest fires in california except that forest management is so poor. 1 billions of dollars are given each year with so many lives lost because of gross mismanagement of the forest. remedy now or no more federal payments. >> the president of the californ

they were out in the same city. they might have more ability to feed into the industry.nd to a certain extent, the type of films that were made by california students, they looked better in a sense. they were slicker, but not in a bad way. i mean in a good way. they had more command of craft. whereas in new york, if we got an exposure we thought that was really good. if something came back, it was great. (martin scorsese) technique was not as important as what the film had to say. (music playing) (brian de palma) we really were making street movies. marty was making movies about the lower east side, the italians of the lower east side. we'd have seen all the 16-millimeter documentaries that had shown us things we'd never seen before. and in the combination of the crazy things going on in the theatre with grotowski and environmental theatre and interacting with the audiences and that strong black movement, and anti-war movement. so all this stuff was churning around in one's consciousness. (brian de palma) this whole new way of involving an audience in a kind of visceral

we live in the same city -- me and my girlfriend, i'm never going to buy a house, probably, and i'm 50 years old. thank you very much. i've been thrown out of worse places than this, so i'm going to leave now. >> supervisor yee: thank you. next speaker. >> two days in a row. good afternoon. my name is olga miranda. i'm the president of seiu local 87. my other hat is there is the treasurer of the san francisco labor counsel, and i've been on the picket line, i've gotten arrested with a few of you supervisors, and i just want to start out, it's very hypocritical for a company like marriott to have hashtag, the golden rule, how you treat everybody the way you want to be treated, this is not a way san francisco should allow marriott to treat any of the workers. for me, we are -- our union, and i'm here today to be able to speak on behalf of our janitors, carpenters, within our universe of organized labors. these are the same families, and that's how personal it is for every single one of us. i applaud you for sitting here and listening to all of the families affected, but it's not just a l

giving respect to our fallen soldiers i think it is an easy thing to do especially if you live in the same citycemetery. >> what do you think? >> so i in addition to be military myself, i'm third generation military, and i tend to share your belief that i think it's important that our commander in chief respect the veterans and the people who have served our country so fundamentally. i also have four active duty cousins right now, and so this is important to me. it's also about our nation. >> i've been in arlington multiple times to bury my friends. there's at least two funerals there i've attended and gone back occasionally. i also noted the president on a very personal level has treated the family very well, and he has embraced them and been very good to them. i would have like to see him at arlington but i'm not offended by the fact he didn't go. i understand he does have a lot of things to do. as a veteran i don't think it necessarily affects us where he shows up to in a ceremonial fashion. what affects us is are you giving us a clear mission, raising pay for the military? >> you're going t

giving respect to our fallen soldiers, i think, is an easy thing to do, especially if you live in the same citytery. >> what do you think? >> in addition to being a veteran myself, i am third generation military and my grandmother and grandfather are buried at arlington and so i tend to share your belief with i think it's important that our commander in chief respect the veterans and the people who have served our country so fundamentally. i also have four active duty cousins right now. so, this is personal to me but it is also about our nation. >> you, sir? >> well, i've been to arlington multiple times to bury my friends, at least two funerals there that i've attended and gone back occasionally. i also know the president on a very personal level has treated those gold star families very well and he has embraced them and has been very good to them. i would have liked to see him at arlington but again i'm not offended by the fact that he didn't go. i do understand that he does have a lot of things to do. i would have liked to see him there but as veterans, i don't think it necessarily affects u

the same city where the gunman killed 12 people at the borderline bar & grill wednesday. residents say it's been a difficult few days. >> everything is gone. >> reporter: because of the size of some of these fires and the number of these fires, many the counties and cities are actually competing for resources. there's only so many firemen and so many fire trucks. as a result, we are actually starting to see some civilian firefighting in fact i was just at this home behind me. there is a hose on a pile of embers that's still burning. event heard about people getting paid but some -- we haven't heard about people getting paid but some people are trying to keep the fires from spreading. >> ray bogan, thank you. >>> meantime, firefighters from the bay area headed to ventternoon from concord. strike teams from san ramon, east contra costa county and sonoma county are helping fire crews in southern california. crews in san rafael are helping in the firefight in butte county. that area has been hit hard by the "camp fire" and the fire department posted pictures on instagram sayi

. >> we're both in the same city but in different rooms. what are you going to do? forecast as we have it for the house. this is basically where we have been this entire campaign, right, with democrats favored with 226 with the republicans at 209 and you need 218 to get the majority, and there's a margin of error so they may not, but it's been consistent with the democrats will gain the majority of the house, and we think the republicans will hit all the way up to 52 in the senator, and it would not be shocking if democrats pick up one seat on the net, but getting to that 51 in order to get the majority, that seems like a longer shot at this point. >> harry, your forecast so electric, so they had to put you in a secured location. >> yeah, i like that. there are a number of houses that will give us an idea of how the night is going, the first one is a moderate guy, not really a trumpy at all, and this went for mitt romney in 2012 and flipped to hillary clinton in 2016. right now this is indicative of what we are seeing overall and that's that the democrat we think wi

president trump's personal plane and that russian oligarch's planes landed in the same cities hours apart three times during the campaign. does what president trump, what he said right there, does that -- is that in conflict with what cohen pleaded to today? i think unfortunately he can't hear me. i'll tell you, i would say 100%. because the fact that president trump and his company were even in plans to work on a trump tower moscow while he was running for office. we've heard from intelligence agencies russia meddled with the election. yes, conflict. back in may, buzzfeed news reported that felix sater, with ties to the russian moshb, had conversation with cohen about setting up a trip to moscow. they discussed when then candidate trump would travel to negotiate a major business deal. he said, once he becomes the nominee after the convention. walk us through who felix sater is. >> this is a guy who is rumored to -- or alleged to have broken a margarita glass in a bar fight over some slight and a guy who, as you mentioned, is also alleged ties to the russian mob. when the kremlin found ou

we'll get together when we're in the same city. good to see you. thank you so much. >>> all right. , very serious business right now. live pictures of the bay bridge in san francisco where you can see the smoke filling the bay area from these raging wildfires burning in northern california and southern california. from san francisco, roughly 160 miles away, are -- you can see the consequences of it. we'll continue to monitor the deadly fires that have now claimed 25 lives in that state. we'll be right back. oriasis. you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. how sexy are these elbows? ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. ask your dermatologist you're still her

>> reporter: i have the same question. >> the city of oakland is encouraging people to do their shopping at local businesses instead of big box stores or retailers, makers, restaurants and artists in taking part, offering special deals and discounts. organizers claim they started black frida in oakland 10 years ago. >> it is 4:30. if you're just waking up, good morning. a quick update on weather and traffic. it is raining for a lot of us. . f lot francisco, daly city, paci, marin county ficoach. heavy towards petaluma and santa rosa. let me show you what to expect today. the exploratorium, the low clouds touching the top of the tower. you can't see the top of the salesforce tower. it gives you an idea how low heging and moisture tenad it will ramp up from light to moderate mid-morning to latter parts of the afternoon hours. we will wrap up the 12-hour planner where light rain change to go showers. during the heart of the shopping today, it looks like that's what is going to be raining heaviest. now heading out to the stores, sue. >> i noticed a few more people on the roads than usual at

by forces claiming to be diet and at the same time we saw the city of jalalabad one of the biggest cities in the country in the east predominantly pashtoon area that was just as targeted you know and for weeks for attacks including on a midwife training center so i think what we have to understand is that this conflict in compas is the whole country everyone is being targeted everyone is falling victim to it and i think the world sort of needs to wake because so much of the world is here whether it's through international aid organizations or whether their soldiers are here at one point so much of the world is here you know they're all meeting in geneva but the reality is no one is paying attention to this conflict and what's going on in the fact that literally thirty two million people are affected by. really a lot would you agree with on. no one is trying to ensure no one is watching what's going on i don't. want to lead of course the entire you know as i mentioned entire communities of. cities are under attack. by the fall of unbiased and other other other groups but there's a slight d

paradise unfortunately likely will not be the same city. >> the community now remembering the many livess too soon. 56 years old. >> and now thankfully, the winds here are dying down. we're expecting cooler, moister air tomorrow. and firefighters say they have the upper hand on that woolsey fire, that massive wildfire that was threatening us here in southern california. but for in the focus is simply on rebuilding or how to rebuild. new homes, new cars, and in many place, entirely new neighborhoods. in calabasas, california, maggie rulli, abc news. >> i can imagine how shocking it's going to be when people are able to go back to their homes. what have you been hearing from people? >> ama, just that people say they are shocked. and most notably, nearly everyone we've spoken to said they've lived here for years, if not decades. they've never experienced a fire like what they just went through. now as they start to come back, unfortunately, so many people, hundreds of people are coming back to scenes like this one. their homes just completely gutted, no longer there. the woman who lived in

sixty never have two teams of the same country met in the final this is the first time and the fact it happens to be from one of those just the same country the same city and these great rivals booker juniors and river plate so it means absolutely everything to them because the news of won the title six times river plate three times so this really is the first game ended in the two two draw two weeks ago in the fockers stadium that this was the deciding game the clinch game the biggest in both the club's history and the fans lives absolutely everything and i think some of the tension some of that build up has obviously spilled over into violence that we've seen today some of them are they able to contain their passion for football and as we all know it's a bit of a cliche but there is a huge passion and they say some of them were very keen to see the game go ahead today really frustrated and angry that it had to be delayed it had to go home and have to come back and do the same again tomorrow assuming of course that it does go ahead. to contain the violent elements of control that some of that passion. are there for someone as areas thanks so much dani

a planner reiterated the same comments and affirms the parking maximums would remain the same. the cityis most often pushing to reduce parking proposed by developers and has, in recent memory, ever asked developers to increase parking. a dozen people spoke all in favor. speakers included representatives -- representatives from the sfmta, c.t.a., walk s.f., the san francisco bicycle coalition and others. i will express full support for the proposed amendment and the direction to take the city to meet environmental and public policy safety goals. some supervisors were sceptical. some families have to use their cars on a small daily basis. in response, staff has supervised that this did not reenter rice parking maximums or prevent any developer or homeowner for having parking. supervisor tang was concerned about the lack of outreach because they felt they would be more comfortable with the amendment if more was done. in the end, the committee moved to continue the item. they also requested the interim planning staff his outreach to groups and the community. they are determining the process

the same thing happened in culver city, california,. >> what is the question? >> what can we do to stop people like oracle from coming in and usurping us and grooming are ethnic neighborhoods inner-city? >> just briefly, wonderful things we are just a lowly tech company seeks to the fire on is diversity of hiring, education, programs in the community and community integration. we are asking a series of questions that get directed properly at housing and don't ask for a suite of other things for them to do. there's absolutely no obligation to wire from the i community, actually an obligation to within the community and an obligation to build in a way that is respectful to what has existed prior to that and doesn't create a huge amount of displacement. there are our people are experd how to do this. to certain degree probably in randy's book as well. thinking hard how do hold their feet to the fire. >> oracle and the uaw are very different. also it gets back to what i say in my book, i want to push this again, this argument. city officials have too push the compa

the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the samehe city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >> one more. [♪] [♪] [cheers and applause] >> wow. ladies and gentlemen, you give it up for the high school band. [cheers and applause] >> do we know how to have a good time in san francisco or what? [cheering] >> i also want to say thank you to the san francisco group for working with us to have what you saw when we first walked in. a giant dugout right here. [cheers and applause] let me tell you, i have never seen anything like this thing. this looks better than the last location. this looks better than the old location. you really outdid yourself with the artwork, with the seating, with the buffet style food. we try to feed as many people as we can. this will be a great place to watc

the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next

. >> and the same city administration official gave that other quote, saying that sending troops to the border was a paper tiger and total joke. mattis knows it, nielsen knows it, but the president is still doing it. a damning thing to say. >> it is. i would love to know if this person thinks they're a firefighter or arsonist. i'm going to assume they think they're in the firefighter camp. >> i assure you, the person thinks he or she is a firefighter. >> who this person is -- >> a heck of a quote. >> that was something that really bothers the president is there are people giving quotes like this in the white house who think they are there to save the country from the president. that also stems back to when that person who works in this administration wrote that op-ed for the "new york times" -- >> anonymous. >> and still has not come forward who it is that wrote that. that's what bothers president trump. he thinks there are people trying to actively work against him. and he's gone back in recent days to talking the way he did in the beginning of the administration when there were so man

with fribourg one of their very first songs took a tronic upset the entire city of the same name. from look so one study there and in the song he pokes fun at how fanatical people in freiburg are about their bicycles later took a tronic stated that fribourg was just a metaphor for any place where people feel excluded meanwhile tempers have cooled. was either way the song became a classic and inspired other musicians as well here's a cover by the electro project console was. germany's indie rock intellectuals are particularly fond of this animated movie series took a tronic are huge fans of toy story. for the front man derek for lots o. has a special favorite i'm lot stronger merc but that character also you so you can go up that evil. empire and also the names quite similar to my lord school that's how i'm pronounce them to school most of. their latest album talk of trying to even coach the toy astronaut buzz lightyear in german in the. field fighter. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page d w music check out your favorite styles and the latest from the scene. with us i

the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the samel be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building good afternoon, everyone, my name is naomi kelly and i'm the city add straight to be. thank you for joining us here at the marine memorial. i'm pleased to share the summary of recommendations from the tall building's safety strategy. this was a report that was commissioned by our late mayor edwin lee. who asked myself and the director of the department of the emergency management to work with outside consultants to help us preview our existing tall buildings in san francisco. copies of the summary and the recommendations and summaries are available here and will be postponed online at one san francisco.org/resilience/sf. it's a pioneering effort by the city of san francisco is the first of its kind in this n

the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building . >> i love that i was in four plus years a a rent control tenant, and it might be normal because the tenant will -- for the longest, i was applying for b.m.r. rental, but i would be in the lottery and never be like 307 or 310. i pretty much had kind of given up on that, and had to leave san francisco. i found out about the san francisco mayor's office of housing about two or three years ago, and i originally did home counseling with someone, but then, my certificate expired, and one of my friends jamie, she was actually interested in purchasing a unit. i told her about the housing program, the mayor's office, and i told her hey, you've got to do the six hour counseling and the 12 hour tr

>> reporter: i have the same question. >> the city of oakland is encouraging people to do their shoppingsinesses instead of big box stores or retailers, makers, restaurants and artists in taking part, offering special deals and discounts. organizers claim they started black frida in

it was about the same time the forbidden city behind me was being completed to serve as the home to chinesethe next 500 years. now the revival of the old route is indicative indeed, of china's reemergence as a global trading power. i am stephen engle. thanks for watching. ♪ announcer: brought to you by standard chartered. one belt, one road, one bank. jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, the federal reserve is not returning to read a fourth rate hike in december. even as global growth concerns are increasing, fueling a bit es andid into treasuri crude oil falling into a bear market. we begin with of the big issue, the fed staying the course. >> i would expect to the fed's -- i would expect the fed's projection of gradual increases

it was about the same time the forbidden city behind me was being completed to serve as the home to chinesethe next 500 years. now the revival of the old route is indicative indeed, of china's reemergence as a global trading power. i am stephen engle. thanks for watching. ♪ announcer: brought to you by standard chartered. one belt, one road, one bank. jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, global markets at the mercy of the next trade headline ahead of the g20. federal reserve officials slowly sounded the alarm on decelerating global growth and the warnings piling up on the prospects of the investment grade credit market. we begin with a big issue, a big crack appearing in credit. >> in any slowdown you are going to have bonds drop pretty quickly. >> when rates go up, what will

we've had a large group of global leaders the seventeen leaders here in this city at the same time actually some of the president have made that way but others are still in the city and benjamin met netanyahu who clearly has been briefed on what's been going on in gaza i'm sure was fully briefed on this and it's interesting to know whether he at any point when he spoke to president trump told him about any israeli plans this is something that the u.n. security council had been warned about fresh problems breaking out in gaza and clearly is one the members of the u.n. security council talking at the u.n. clearly the warnings about fresh conflict and company climb landing it was the u.n. special court based in jerusalem and he was holding the ground. the u.n. secretary general he is also overnighting in paris because he. has a meeting with president macro in the morning so i think i can also tell you that there's a palestinian representative here well not clear to me at this stage because obviously i've only had a chance to make some calls whether the palestinians also open. now more than a b

livermore, pretty much the same as redwood city. 60 and 41. 93 and a little bit colder on the cold side, the 2. not much rain. an inch and three-quarters. here's alexis. >> already. we are looking pretty good on the roads so far this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, don't have a stackup in the cash lanes right now. so things are looking great. usually a little bit later than that on a friday morning. a quick check on 580, tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. antioch to concord in the green at 14. san rafael to san francisco, looking great at 17 minutes. >>> alexis, thank you. a legendary brewery is popping the cap on a san francisco tradition. is. >>> anchor steam releasing its christmas al he. abc 7 got an inside look at the steam brewing process. they have been kicking off the holiday season with a special ale for nearly half a century. he said no two versions are exactly alike. >> there are four of us sitting around the table talking about this as early as april. and we really start planning it out ahead of time. we will make test brews, taste it and decide, you know, how to craft it a li

basic of medical medical care the forces are trying to close in on the late areas in the east of the city at the same time as a who the information minister actually defected in seeking sort refuge in riyadh mohamed a job is reporting for us from neighboring djibouti. residents of the city are reporting heavy fighting on the streets of the residential areas and that is time pottle of the control of calls these marking the street by street fighting face off the bottom for the something that is causing. the safety of the thousands of people who are still holed up in the city people who could not escape because of the huge number of rolled blocks and checkpoints mounted by hold the fighters of course the stakes are high here and all the fighters are say to be putting up stiff resistance losing but they that is an option for them. of government flights as well fighting them supported by the sodium but out to coalition want to wrestle control of the city out of the hundreds of their abilities because they believe it's been a poll which is they have been using to themselves and also get supplies for them a

we've had a large group of global leaders the seventeen leaders here in this city at the same time actually some of the president have made that way but others are still in the city and benjamin met netanyahu who clearly has been briefed on what's been going on in gaza i'm sure was fully briefed on this and it's interesting to know whether he at any point when he spoke to president trump told about any israeli plans this is something that the u.n. security council had been warned about fresh breaking out in gaza and clearly is one the members of the u.n. security council talking at the u.n. clearly the warnings about fresh conflict and company climb who is the u.n. special court based in jerusalem and he was only ground. the u.n. secretary general he is also. in paris because he has a meeting with president macro in the morning so i think i can also tell you that there's a palestinian representative here in paris well not clear to me at this stage because obviously i've only had a chance to make some calls whether the palestinians will. open. maureen rabbani is a senior fellow at the instit

first for voters in san francisco, residents were able to register and cast their ballots on the same day. the city's department of elections says this will probably be the highest turnout in a midterm election since 1974. >>> new this morning, pg&e customers in parts of northern california could have their power shut off as a precaution later this week. the utility alerted customers in parts of sonoma, napa and seven other counties that shlic the focus of a meeting today between a pg&e representative and community members in tal sewing ga. much of that town when hours without power in calistoga when pg&e shut off power because of the wildfire concerns. that meeting begins at 6 p.m. at calistoga high school. >>> 6:08. investigators are releasing details off a hostage standoff at a bay area veterans facility. >> later today the giants will introduce the man who will tr e winds throughout because we are going to see dry gusty offshore winds. because of that a high fire danger. we'll show you futurecast when we come back. we'll see the strongest winds for your area coming up. >>> your wednesday morning

the companies they were already at. stuart: tax is very similar. california is very high-taxed state. new york city is very high-taxed city. not exactly a tradeoff. just exactly the same thing. that is about right, isn't it? >> right. right. 10, 15 years ago, my goodness new york is highly taxed, silicon valley, seattle, they have a lot of taxes as well. new york is desperate. you remember the silicon alley push, 10, 15 years ago, not just seen as media city, not just bringing other industries high-tech there. new york tried hard to bring the companies there. stuart: we talk to you about tesla. we'll do that today. they have named robin denham, as the company's new chair. will replace the ceo.

point whether the president is overplaying his hand, donald trump wouldn't be donald trump if he didn't overplay his hand, same people criticizing him the same people support more sanctuary citiesthe same people have been boeing around saying abolish i.c.e., immigration enforcement officials. they don't want any response. these are people who want the border erased, not fixed. you have to take with a grain of salt some on the left complaining about overreach on part of the white house on this matter. >> i still think if they had struck a deal which was, a year ago, legalize dreamers in exchange for more money for the wall and border security, they had the potential to get that deal until the extremes on both sides decided not to accept it. then i think that would have benefit the republicans as the party in power, given these members and in distributes swing distributes another accomplishment? >> it would have but, it just didn't happen. we're left what we got. it is revealing the president isn't campaigning in nevada and arizona, two at-risk seats. i guess he thinks he won't help there. >> thank you. still ahead the economy and the midterms. stock market turmoil is stronger th

given it some thought and he's recreated civilization as it was back at our uses the famous park alter and the city of the same name as his backdrop this is a visual feast is on display in berlin and takes visitors on a journey to another time. the ancient city of. faithfully recreated in fine detail in a three thousand square metre space the colossal panorama is the work of artist as he sees its public debut twenty eleven now as he is presenting an expanded version in what he's dubbed the built for the purpose next pergamon museum. in its programme on since i was a child and i've also been very fascinated with it in terms of the architecture and the way this acropolis was built pile was saying it's almost modern architecture also the way they found this location this mountain in terms of urban planning. in preparation for his new panorama yet he has made six trips to the real target in turkey today the town. there he scrutinized the area from every angle hoping to find more inspiration for his project. but when you visit the actual location you get a very personal impression. nothing can beat that. so it's an

the city of chicago. at the shooting has hit home the most. —— but the shooting. this tears at the soul of our city, it is the face and the consequence of evil. and about the samer shooting was unfolding. in downtown denver. police said the suspect is still at large. it leaves two more american cities in mourning today, the scourge of gun violence once again to blame. let's brief you now on other stories making the news. fresh clashes have dealt a blow to peace prospects in yemen. the saudi led coalition has bombed treaty rebels in the port of hodaydah. china's president xijinping has arrived in manila for the start of a two—day visit to the philippines. the two countries will sign a number of bilateral deals to highlight their growing economic and security co—operation. researchers in australia say they've made a breakthrough in the treatement of multiple sclerosis. in clinical trials, immune cells have been extracted from patients's blood and have then been trained in a laboratory to recognise and destroy the epstein—barr virus. seven out of ten participants in the trial in queensland have reported positive changes. airbnb is going to remove from its listings

we've had a large group of global leaders of the seventeen leaders here in this city at the same time actually some of the president have made that way but others are still in the city and benjamin met netanyahu who clearly has been briefed on what's been going on in gaza i'm sure was fully briefed on this and it's interesting to know whether he at any point when he spoke to president trump told him about any israeli plans this is something that the u.n. security council had been warned about fresh problem picked breaking out in gaza and clearly is one the members of the u.n. security council talking of the u.n. clearly the warnings about fresh conflict and company climb who is the u.n. special court based in jerusalem and he was the ground. the u.n. secretary general he is also overnighting in paris because he also has a meeting with president macro in the morning so i think and i can also tell you that there's a palestinian representative here in paris as well not clear to me at this stage because obviously i've only had a chance to make some calls whether the palestinians all. over