uber has launched a membership scheme called ride pass, for passengers in five us cities. d price surging, when costs rise at rush hour and other in—demand times. the fixed—fare plan is being trialled in major us markets for the company including los angeles and orlando. the us midterm elections are just one day away. the last time the us went to the polls was to elect donald trump, in 2016. that was an election that caught many, including the stock market, by surprise. until a couple of months ago, stock prices have soared during the trump administration. so what are investors expecting this time? the bbc‘s samira hussain has the scoop from new york. we have seen technology suffer, the industrials have suffered, does it give an opportunity in bonds and gold? that is the question. sometimes it takes longer for the market to snap back. i don't think the election has anything to do with the market. depending on who you ask people are either nervous or not at all about upcoming elections. traders can agree that with the exception of a couple of rough patches, us markets have b

it sounded good to us. city of angels is a non-profit in new jersey, it's a 501 c 3. everybody is a volunteer and nobody's paid. so all of the money that we raise goes out to helping. when we started out it was just to help people get help so we got trained to be interventionists. we got support meetings, a.a., n.a., counselors in and then we started to get some of our kids in recovery. we'd go to high schools, church groups so they would have an opportunity to do testimonials and then we started doing advocacy and i'll tell you, i owe it all to dr. oz. it sounds funny, but there was a chance meeting with director bot chely from the national drug control policy which wound up inviting us to the first conference in townend is university, m.j. was there and she's my hero. to the white house for parents meetings and then in march i was asked to speak at the white house opioid summit and when i stood up to talk, as a matter of fact, attorney general, you were sitting up on stage, i just kind of looked and i said i couldn't fathom ten years ago that our journey would take

we're staying in this city god is with us and with every muslim of all humans in. life around the market in had a death appears to continue as normal. but was fighting is expected and that means the lives of the six hundred thousand people who live here i mean ever present danger. ever more the situation i'm joined by. carley she is a spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross in beirut it's always good to have you on the program today the red cross said we are running out of words to describe how wretched the situation is how dangerous is it tonight for civilians in the data. thank you for having me the factors in her data at the moment are becoming even more and more fierce as we speak the clashes are still ongoing and people on the ground i still hearing the sounds of explosions gunshots strikes and of course the fear is rising from the hundreds of thousands of people that are not and trapped in the city not knowing what to do there is get of running away because of because of the intense quietly like many of them have left their homes and the

city. the architecture that makes us the city. the cityscape, obviously using some really unique.we had to make it simplistic in this case. and have it competing about all the other different logos and businesses. we have to keep it in mind. we had to keep something that is classic and also something that was not overly done. we use the city, we use unique, we used quirky, we felt that represented the city but also the businesses we are developing it is a dual role in how that was come to. starting with the elements of the logo, there are elements we put together. the first one was the flame it symbolizes a will and forced to move on. it also is about passing on tradition. we felt like it was a really nice element to kind of help with these legacy businesses. in the logo as well, or in the flame element, there is an s.f. in there peerk it is may be not apparent right away to the naked eye, but we have an s.f. in their trying to tie it into the city of san francisco. >> and then we went on and used a torch with the flame. the torch represents an endeavour for protection to struggle

and about the same time in another us city, another shooting was unfolding. in downtown denver. 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 all homes in israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. the company says

dubbed h q two we previously reported that the company limited the selection to twenty different us cities well now they appear although it's not final to be headed to two different places so perhaps not h.q. to maybe h.q. two point one to h.q. two point two who knows arlington virginia and more specifically the crystal city area of arlington just across the potomac river from washington d.c. in our studios here at r.t. america and next to the national airport appears to be one of those sites of the final twenty cities three places in the greater d.c. area competed northern virginia mcgovern re county maryland and the city of washington itself as a note amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos lives in or around washington and as the owner of the washington post newspaper as for the second location reports are adamant amazon is favoring new york city and the borough of long island new york governor andrew cuomo has been meeting with amazon officials in an effort to secure the selection even joking he would change his name to amazon cuomo if it helped due to the economic importance of landing amazon in his

and the cities are saying, it's a social priority for us. with this comment asian, you are affirming that this is a social priority in this amazing city. we're proud that you are with us and hope that we can do more and more in san francisco next year. we hope this spreads. this is not a one-week thing. no one can stop hate in a week. we have to do more. thank you for being with us. >> supervisor mandelman: we have some signs here and lots in our office. >> president cohen: thank you. [cheers and applause] are you taking a picture? thank you. congratulations to you, ms. o'neal. thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, i have three special commendations that i will be presenting today. first of all, i want to recognize ms. carol e. tatum. is she here today? carol, where are you? [cheers and applause] come on down, please. come on down to the microphone. this is carol e. tatum. she is so wonderful. this is a recognition long overdue. she's been a resource to the community. a mother, grandmother, aunty, to many people, not only her children.

if where they've been a son asking us again criminals live in migrants with fake office software known as the city i mean they can then they're forcibly held. and subjected to human trafficking in another us guys that's when say but even those and even if that was the lamented. attempts to jump the migrants even take place within temporary accommodation in mexico city the president of the mexican federal human rights commission says mark roots are often approached by people claiming to be officials . now people mostly and i think no one had heard of the supposed organization. so they offered to take people in. in groups of eighteen. north and over the border into the u.s. even as they would like you going to start with. the biggest concern for the people in the caravan is to avoid falling victim to criminals exploiting the desperation. in the europa league by our leverkusen and i'm tracked frankfurt were among seven teams to reach the competition's knockout stage last night leverkusen edge zurich who also went through but rb leipzig slipped to defeat at celtic english side arsenal qualified with a

twenty two make us cities. in the cities. this is one of. these. and we have. the whole ecosystem. time transport systems and coordinated operation. practices and poaching plastic as well as destruction of coastal eco systems make it difficult to fully harness the potential of the economy people. coming to our waters to fish and doing so without using those resources. is coming to africa everybody talked about how important this conference is addressing the gathering including heads of state have all the right things about doing more to protect the resources empowering local communities and and growing economies but there's also concern that this may be another talks with many good ideas but. organizers of the event see the real walk. staying true to commitments made here begins now we want to focus on the leaders coming here and making commitments about what they will do in their countries not for the world but in their countries but it is the aggregate of what they're saying that we shall use to conceptualize what the world will be doing for the blue economy at the end of this th

environment leaving naturally evolve stone protections in place it's the first completely solar powered us city that's an attractive selling point. found a low still under construction house a survived a massive storm hurricane irma. september tenth two thousand and seven thank you to the people who are building our home we hope you and your families were out of harm's way. and we will do that. thirteen twenty four. now the a vix is settling in it's the first house to be finished in the future community. an architectural pearl it feels good to be in the oven god. be with open minded people who are thinking forward and don't run from change but it can brace it we think that's a very very important. factor to. glorious state insists that the construction boom is far from over. regardless of the hurricanes that pummeled florida's coast seven more frequently and fiercely. just living in the moment. forgetting the future. though some of those with a little more cash are starting to build with bricks instead of wood now. hard limits and less than the end really the opportunities here for businesses f

dubbed h q two we previously reported that the company limited the selection to twenty different us cities well now they appear although it's not final to be headed to two different places so perhaps not h.q. to maybe h.q. two point one to h.q. two point two who knows arlington virginia and more specifically the crystal city area of arlington just across the potomac river from washington d.c. in our studios here at r.t. america and next to the national airport appears to be one of those sites of the final twenty cities three places in the greater d.c. area competed northern virginia mcgovern re county maryland and the city of washington itself as a note amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos lives in or around washington and as the owner of the washington post newspaper as for the second location reports are that a man amazon is favoring new york city and the borough of long island new york governor andrew cuomo has been meeting with amazon officials in an effort to secure the selection even joking he would change his name to amazon cuomo if it helped due to the economic importance of landing amazon in

we're staying in this city god is with us and with every muslim. life around the market in her day appears to continue as normal. but was fighting is expected and that means the lives of the six. hundred thousand people who live here i mean ever present danger. and sara. is the spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross in beirut she told us about the dire situation facing civilians in. the bastards in hyundai's at the moment are becoming even more and more if you know the clashes are still ongoing and people on the ground i've been hearing the sound of explosions gunshots dry and of course the fear is driving from the hundred thousand of people that are not and trapped in this is not knowing what to do they're getting. running away because of because of the intense bias like many of them have left their homes and they're taking shelters in public places the chest wall and money and so on in addition just in the past few days they are actually there and we're going to leave in protest and there have been a hit or miss human. milit

this would showcase all of the things that we as a city and a county are proud of. when i use the word "city" and county, 13 other agencies joined our meetings to discuss this conference or this summit, sorry. we had sftsa, and the m.t.a. okay. we wanted to share the things that we were really proud of. this is one vehicle for us to be able to did that. that was something that was really important in advance of the conference. we wanted people to come here and to understand a glimpse, a taste, of sustainability coming to life in san francisco. in advance as i was mentioning before we wanted to put our best foot forward. so we joined d.p.w. with their "love our city" campaign. this is the saturday before we were out on the streets with thousands or hundreds of volunteers across the city and picking up litter and making our city, loving our city. and importantly when delegates got off the plane they were welcomed to s.f.o. with messaging and welcomed and there were light poles across the city. but we as a department wanted to take more of a personal touch. so we spent time in ad

after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the cityind out about various programs that could help us get back on our feet, and i signed up for the below market rate program, got my certificate, and started applying and won the housing lottery. this particular building was brand-new, and really, this is the one that i wanted out of everything i applied for. and i came to the open house here, and there were literally hundreds of people looking at the building. and i -- in my mind, i was, like, how am i ever going to possibly win this? and i did. and when you get that notice that you want, it's surreal, and you don't really believe it, and then it sinks in, yeah, i can have it, and i'm finally good to go; i can stay. my favorite thing about my home, although i miss the charm about the old victorian is everything is brand-new. it's beautiful. my kitchen is amazing. i've really started to enjoy cooking. i really love that we have a gym on-site. i work out four days a week, and it's beautiful working outlooking out over the courtyard that i

brown had conducted and there was people there that just moved into the city having problems with housing. right? so how did that affect us. well, i would say that if you want to bring people into the city and they can't even afford it, then looks like this techie plan is backfiring a bit or hasn't been thought out. i'm with the group that is working to bring housing workshops and education to the community. and i definitely support more housing in the city. i think everybody should. i support affordable housing and let's not make this too technical. this is the number one problem -- one of the number one problems in san francisco for students, homeless, teachers, middle class, the only people that's millionaires not problem for. this is a problem for new techies moving in. the new techies complaining too? like we had [inaudible] the new techies. so, let's strategize and i would like the say everybody that's in this room that's for better housing, let's work together to create more housing and i'm going to take phrase that i got from supervisor brown -- if you want to stay, you have the right to remain! if you want to sta

for hearing us, but for marriott -- for no one from marriott to be here and to hear us is a slap in my face. and the city, and the county -- you know what? we'll take your money. we'll take whatever we can from you, but whatever you're going to give back, you know what? whatever you guys need from us, from all of us, we're going to stand behind you, because you're going to fight for us, and we're going to fight for you. 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

made it out of the bar moments later he got the terrible news cody was dead thousand oaks now joins us cities like pittsburgh orlando last they gits and parkland shocked and broken hearted by sudden horrific violence you know where the safest city in america and how do you stop somebody that comes in to do something like this it's. it's a wake up call for everybody that that evil exists and had it jumps into the most quite of communities and we're hurting according to the gun violence archive there have been three hundred and seven mass shootings in the united states involving four or more fatalities this year alone whether it's a bar nightclub a school or a synagogue it seems there are no safe spaces anymore robert oulds al-jazeera thousand oaks california. to chris brown who's the current president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence she told us that all ways to tackle the growing problem. we know that there are commonsense solutions that will make this epidemic drastically reduce and we need to enact them as soon as possible that's why we have worked so hard at brady to elect gun

city noticed more filth, not less. last year, san francisco received 20,000 complaints about human feces, 58,000 about trash on streets and sidewalks, and 6,000 complaints about usededles. up. bigad: that raised some red flags for you. bigad: dan gonger is a budget analyst for the city, and says he was shocked by the results of that pr survey. bigad: why were you so surprised? dan: i live in the city, and i don't picture san francisco as being a very clean city. bigad: is that part of your concern, that their findings might be flawed? dan: yes, yes. why are these performance measures showing improvement when, at the same time, the number of complaints to the city has continued to increase year after year? bigad: mohammed nuru is the director of public works, and says city hall is taking steps to clean up san francisco. bigad: at the end of the day, you're in charge of keeping this city clean. mohammed nuru: that's right. bigad: would you say that you're doing a good job? mohammed: i'm trying. bigad: extra crews have been assigned to was ash away feces and pick up used drug needles across town, and the city helps to staff ub five just opened this summer. but nuru s

because they are striking us on the outskirts of the city. we are staying in the city. d is with us and with every muslim. >> life around the market appears to continue as normal. but while fighting is expected and that means the lives of the 600,00000 people who l live here an ever present danger. brent: for more on the situation now, i'm joined by zara, a spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross in beirut. good to have you on the program. today, the red cross and we are running out of words to describe how wretched the situation is. how dangerous is it tonight for civilians in the town? >> thahank you for h having me. the bowels at the moment are becoming even more and more fierce as we speak. the clashes are ongoing and people on the ground are still hearing the sounds of explosions , gunshots, stripepes, and of course, the fear is rising for the hundreds o of thousands of peoplele that are stuck and trapped in the city not knowing what to do. they are scared of running a awy because of the intense fighting. while many of them have left and are ta

police in the us city of chicago say a gunman has opened fire outside a hospital.ical conditions. one of the victims is a police officer and another an employee of mercy hospital. the government was killed by police —— it is not clear if the government was killed by police committed suicide. nine key figures from hong kong's 2014 protests for political reform have pleaded not guilty to public nuisance charges at the start of their trial. the defendants, who include the three founders of the 0ccupy movement, were accompanied by dozens of supporters brandishing their trademark yellow umbrellas. the value of bitcoin has fallen below $5,000 for the first time since october 2017. the fall in value is being blamed by some on a split in bitcoin cash — an offshoot of bitcoin — into two different crypto—currencies. at its peak a year ago bitcoin‘s value reached just below $20,000. there've been reports of renewed fighting in yemen after efforts to halt the war ended. both the rebels and saudi led coalition had earlier said they intended to halt their offensives. the uk has

what more can you tell us? cityut they do so amid a second consecutive day of damaging regulations and leaked e—mails by the german newspaper der spiegel. ffp is controversial. the summit isa spiegel. ffp is controversial. the summit is a sensible attempt by uefa to limit overspending by clubs and encourage them to live within their means, but the others it's a crude attempt to protect the status quo of european club football. 0ne attempt to protect the status quo of european club football. one thing is certain. city have been found guilty of breaching the rules some years ago and been punished in 2014. der spiegel claim that what it does the first time is truly reveal the extent of what they allege is deceit when it comes to what they told uefa. city have been caught. they have said this is merely organised attempt to smear the club. pep guardiola today says he retains faith in the club's leadership but since the takeover by abu dhabi ten yea rs since the takeover by abu dhabi ten years ago manchester city have bee

meted out of the bar moments later he got the terrible news cody was dead thousand oaks now joins us cities like pittsburgh orlando last they gits and parkland shocked and broken hearted by sudden horrific. violence you know where the safest city in america and how do you stop somebody that comes in to do something like this it's. it's a wake up call for everybody that that evil exists and that it jumps into the most quite of communities and we're hurting according to the gun violence archive there have been three hundred and seven mass shootings in the united states involving four or more fatalities this year alone whether it's a bar or nightclub a school or synagogue it seems there are no safe spaces anymore robert oulds al-jazeera thousand oaks california. to chris brown who's the president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence she told us they're all ways to tackle the growing problem we know that there are common sense solutions that will make this epidemic drastically reduce and we need to enact them as soon as possible that's why we have worked so hard at brady to elect gun v

trillion dollars and to protect assets worth an estimated twenty five trillion of the twenty two make us cities of morning ten million fifteen the cities and ninety five percent of the trade is from that will study you so i think this is one of the also see these really and we have to look at it in the form it will system. time transport systems and coordinated anti-piracy operations how full fishing practices and poaching plastic pollution as well as destruction of coastal eco systems make it difficult to fully harness the potential of the economy people from around the world from europe and asia even as far away as latin america are coming to africa waters to fish and they're doing so without using those resources in a manner that makes sure that this is stable and that none of the world is coming to africa everybody he asked off about how important this conference is schools addressing the gathering including heads of states have all the right things about doing. more to protect what the resources empowering local communities and of stories and growing economy but there's also concern that t

florida's democratic gubernatorial candidate may have broken state lot by using city funds to finance-trip flight. the expense of broadway tickets from an undercover fbi agent. they want to take a wrecking ball to one of the most successful economies in the world. it would destroy your state. president trump heads to missouri for another rally tonight. jack daniels is gearing up for the holidays has 23 mini bottles of jack daniels. and then let say it was christmas. for those of you already getting in the spirit. listening to too much christmas music can be bad for your mental health. it can stop us from be in able to concentrate. i thought that was the point. we haven't even have thanksgiving yet. we are already talking about that. we are ready to roll. the midterms are tuesday. and they are trying to flip the senate. with states that they 12 years ago. often by double digits. it shows at least one of those races is a dead heat. majorie -- missouri. they are fighting for a third term. both of them are pulling 43 percent. good to see you gentlemen. i cannot want to start with you here

uber has launched a membership scheme called ride pass, for passengers in five us cities. to avoid price surging, when costs rise at rush hour and other in—demand times. the fixed—fare plan is being trialled in major us markets for the company including los angeles and orlando. china's president xijinping has used a speech to criticise what he described at trade practices of "the law of the jungle". speaking in shanghai, he vowed to further cut import tariffs and open up the chinese economy. we can go live to singapore... translation: china will unswervingly pursue the win—win strategy of opening up implement policies of high standard liberalisation and facilitation of trade and investment. that gives you a snapshot of that event. christine hah is in singapore. he once the global audience to hear his message, especially in light of the trade war. this was all about correcting the perception of china as the world's factory, then selling and not ironing, they are telling the world they can be a big fire at two accordingly like you said, the president's speech promising to bo

cities like vancouver in canada, and birmingham and alabama. we think this process has been positive for us but also for the cities that were chosen and weren't. one thing that is unique about this is we are planning in advance this growth, instead of growing organically like seattle , amazon started a garage and we have more than 45,000 employees here. we are working ahead of time with new york and virginia to make sure this growth has a positive effect on those communities. jay carney, senior vice president at amazon joining us from the headquarters in seattle , thanks so much for joining us. back to you. guy: thank you very much indeed, emily chang with jay carney. oil extends its losing streak as opec flashes its global demand. we will dig into the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. the european close on bloomberg markets. vonnie: oil extending its losing streak. and theyiea are out don't see eye to eye. was said about it earlier on bloomberg. >> 70 to 80? >> when you look at it coming from 40 to 140, we are narrowing it down, so 70 to 80 is the

countries around europe how many people around europe have a real stomach for more europe his old us city and his leap of faith it's remarkable absolutely it was sent me a very optimistic message there from the french president let's go to kate and kate i want to ask you and about the significance of the day off remember and. take us through some of the highlights. well of course this is a very important day for germany every year but unfortunately we've heard a lot actually here across media today there is as is a case in many other european countries less. in less interest among citizens and local events every year the numbers of people attending these events has been dwindling but at least here in berlin there has been there was a visit earlier today and wreaths were laid there by chancellor angela merkel and emanuel mcconnell and as we saw just now the french president then gave a very optimistic speech reflecting on the past and his previous words in your at a moving forward and how europe can become stronger we saw that here in the bonus talk and now the french president and merkel

made it out of the bar moments later he got the terrible news cody was dead thousand oaks now joins us cities like pittsburgh orlando last they gits and parkland shocked and broken hearted by sudden horrific violence you know where the safest city in america and how do you stop somebody that comes in to do something like this it's a. it's a wake up call for everybody that that evil exists and had it jumps into the most quite of communities and how we're hurting according to the gun violence archive there have been three hundred and seven mass shootings in the united states involving four or more fatalities this year alone whether it's a bar nightclub a school or a synagogue it seems there are no safe spaces anymore robert oulds al-jazeera thousand oaks california. false moving wildfire in northern california has quadrupled in size overnight forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes it's engulfed an area around the town of paradise in the northeast several hours drive from san francisco the blazes ripping through the area so fast that five services a struggling to contain it

using to configure our new system. this ace sole source contract. the city already has a sole source contract with the department of technology. we determined not to use the city's existing contract, because terms in the next two years and we thought it was important again because we're going to be in the middle of implementation and this is a system that is going to be around for at least a decade or more, that we have a 12-year term similar to the sapient agreement. we decided to enter into our own agreement. this includes stronger provisions, insurance provisions we thought were important for our contract. and the next slide, one of the -- so that's the summary of our two contracts. one of the other things i wanted to talk about today was the importance of integration and how we've been approaching integration of the two systems. we've done this in multiple ways because we know it's important that our system and the assessor system be able to interact seamlessly with the treasury and tax collector system and that's definitely a goal of our program. throug

made it out of the bar moments later he got the terrible news cody was dead thousand oaks now joins us cities like pittsburgh orlando last they gits and parkland shocked and broken hearted by sudden horrific violence you know where the safest city in america and how do you stop somebody that comes in to do something like this it's. it's a wake up call for everybody that that evil exists and had it jumps into the most quite of communities and we're hurting according to the gun violence archive there have been three hundred and seven mass shootings in the united states involving four or more fatalities this year alone whether it's a bar nightclub a school or a synagogue it seems there are no safe spaces anymore robert oulds al-jazeera thousand oaks california. staying in the states donald trump's immigration policies have suffered another blow an appeals court in california has upheld an earlier ruling allowing a program that protects young undocumented migrants to continue docker was created under the former president barack obama and give some rights to hundreds of thousands of undocumented i

bit of a beauty pageant and what is really interesting is that panasonic tried to get different us citiese stay with us, we will give you tax break and incentives and benefits. 0n will give you tax break and incentives and benefits. on one hand thatis incentives and benefits. on one hand that is not great necessarily, because a lot of communities are cash strapped and amazon are really rich. you can understand why, because of what it rings. when they say our second headquarters is in your city, that brings a lot of wealth, jobs. but there are other issues. suddenly you have 25,000 jobs created in an area, a lot of families and households, not infrastructure for it. and it is not fair that those jobs are not filled by people from bacteria. in new york thatis by people from bacteria. in new york that is as sticking point. —— that area. it will be people from the burrow of queens and also people shipped in from all over the us. what is interesting about north virginia, that is to get —— that is signalling the owners commitment to the washington, dc area. amazon has signalled it is happy to d

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city. this is something we can come together on and we look forward to having your sponsorship and campaigning with us. >> hello. i am with san francisco rising. i am a recent college graduate and i am a resident of san francisco. i support and am advocating for free city college because i truly know how hard it is to succeed and stay in college without financial assistance and how crucial it is for everyone just for education to be accessible to all youth. i urge the board of supervisors to move this charter amendment out of committee. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am very happy to be here to be supporting this charter amendment, and i also support supervisor he's extension of the term. it is fabulous. i want to think --dash i'm a trustee at city college. i want to think supervisor kim for starting us on this road. i just finished my race for reelection and i cannot tell you how much a resonated when i said to people, you should be getting -- we should be getting our fair share of proposition w. there's not a person in san francisco who doesn't understand how important it is that the m

at about the same time in another us city, another shooting was unfolding in downtown denver. merican cities in mourning today. the scourge of gun violence once again to blame. peter bowes, bbc news. shares in the japanese car maker nissan have fallen in tokyo as investors react to the arrest of the compa ny‘s chairman, carlos ghosn. he's accused of financial misconduct, including understating his pay by nearly £35 million. our correspondent in tokyo is rupert wingfield—hayes. yes, we have been getting some more details leaking out about the allegations against carlos ghosn, including that four houses were bought for him by nissan in brazil, lebanon, france and amsterdam, in holland. the total cost of those housesis holland. the total cost of those houses is alleged to have been around £15 million. but those houses we re around £15 million. but those houses were not declared to authorities in japan as part of his salary package or benefits package. those are some of the financial allegations against him. he remains in custody here. on thursday nissan's board will meet to formal