of wang jianlin 's big ambitions.chasing this production house, which makes awards shows, the globa golden globe awards ad the american music awards. it is essentially worth about $1 billion. >> thank you for that. that does it for us on this edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east." tracy? tracy: anna edwards and manus cranny will have all the top stories from london. "daybreak: europe" anna: the fed warned there are risks to running a high pressure economy. barclays bullish best. the bank says european stocks are a by in 2016 with or without a fed move. class a streaming success. netflix shares jumped 20%. the company has beat wall street estimates. ♪ a very warm welcome to "daybreak: europe"

>> i am jessica aguirre and i am janelle wang. >> a standstill in the highway bay area, all of this between 101 and san carlos. the reason, an rv camper spewing flames. >> nbc's bay area, joining us live from san carlos, laura. >> as you can see behind me, traffic is run ng both directions. all lanes were opened around 8:00 tonight. earlier it was about as bad as it gets. >> the worst jam upper traffic incident i have seen. >> reporter: ever? >> yeah, don livingston describing traffic along the 101 and him and others stuck in the traffic jam. >> it is absolutely crazy. >> reporter: from our chopper, you can see traffic at a standstill. one of busiest highways in the bay shuts down in both

wang started planning a venture five years ago to make a top quality chinese turn table. he's learning from manufacturers in and outside the country. he says japanese engineers have given him some good advice. he will be launching his own product this year. >> translator: china's music culture was torn apart by our history from the 1950s to the 1980s. i'm hoping my great turn table will bring back our record culture. >> reporter: it's been 100 years since the first phonograph was produced in china. today's young fans are spinning reproductions and discovering the rich analog sound of golden oldies. ♪ ♪ >> and oldie but a newbie there in china. a heavy rain maker is moving across the bay of bengal towards

thank you very much. >> i am sorry that miss wang could not be here, but we are very familiar with the work and you know, really happy to see that she has applied. and so at this point, then, again, we have three applicant and four seats. we will go to public comment, unless there is any other questions for applicants? okay. and i don't see any other members of the public here. so we will close public comment. and if we can get motion or several motions on this. >> sure, what i would like to do first of all, i have had the opportunity to work with liz and villy for years and worked with mrs. mann through the work of her daughter and as well as her taking the core, and these are phenomenal suggestions and we are in store for a really stal lar workforce committee, i would like to make a motion to appoint elizabeth jackson for seat two, mann for three, and wang to seat four. >> and for mann we would need a residency waiver as well. >> we will do that without objection, congratulations. >> all right, and so now, mr. clerk, are there any other items before us. >> there are no more items mad

paul wang: (12:21:23) mms is an industrial chemical. it's an industrial bleach. in fact, look what happened when we poured some of it undiluted on to a pair of jeans, the denim turned white through both pant legs. even at the prescribed, much smaller dose, experts warn it's a danger for anyone to drink it. dr. paul wang: (12:21:45) the fact that anybody would suggest that you should give this to somebody//is ridiculous. but to the outrage of medical professionals, the church,slicks aggressive pushing the miracle cure, shipping millions of bottles to people all over the world. including people suffering from breast cancer. dr. jennifer ashton: i think that kind of advice is terrifying. and to the parents of autistic children. roland eggars: (18:00:46) you are doing it at the expense of these defenseless children. how, how, how can you not call that evil? brian ross: mr. grenon, brian ross from abc news, can we talk to you for a time finally came to ask the archbishop about his preachings and promises of a cure mark grenon: we're a church and we have sacraments we

paul wang: (12:21:23) mms is an industrial chemical. it's an industrial bleach. in fact, look what happened when we poured some of it undiluted on to a pair of jeans, the denim turned white through both pant legs. even at the prescribed, much smaller dose, experts warn it's a danger for anyone to drink it. dr. paul wang: (12:21:45) the fact that anybody would suggest that you sho somebody//is ridiculous. this is scary dangerous stuff. but to the outrage of medical professionals, the church, using slick on-line videos, is aggressive pushing the miracle cure, shipping millions of bottles to people all over the world. including people suffering from breast cancer. dr. jennifer ashton: i think that kind of advice is terrifying. and to the parents of autistic children. roland eggars: (18:00:46) you are doing it at the expense of these defenseless children. how, how, how can you not call grenon, brian ross from abc news, can we talk to you for a second please? and when the time finally came to ask the archbishop about his preachings brian ross: are you harming people d

wesley chan and philip wang.. are the duo behind wong fu productions...they noted during that video... that ron howard runs a company called new form digital... and their channel is run by howard's him... their boss.it's always good when you can impress the boss.... and tom hanks. some are calling it... the ultimate 300-thousand dollar shoe shine....remember when we told you the ruby red slippers worn by judy garland in the wizard of oz... were degrading and losing their luster? well... the smithsonian said yesterday... that it had reached fundraising target of 300-grand.the donated funnds will pay for conservation .. to be displayed in. time for your juicy question of the morning... this happens to the average person five times a month. if you stress about it... then the people around you will know it has happened to you. let's get to that ?second juicy question of the morning. 70% of women say they find it attractive when a man does going out trick or treating is awesome when you're a kid.but when do you grow ou

david wang is one of 5-hundred people who attended the center. all that's left th burnt debris and rubble. fire ripped through the building early yesterday just gone . 104901 wang says the center had been at this location for only 3 months. the fire spread to nearby businesses as well. firefighters are still investigating how it started. they estimate the cost of damage at one-million -dollars. this morning, investigators say downtown grand hotel. firefighters say the fire broke out in the elevator power room on the roof yesterday afternoon.. smoke was pouring into the top floors and forced several guests out of their rooms. firefighters were able to quickly get it out. no injuries were reported and there was no damage. time now is x:xx --- the wrath of hurricane matthew still being felt.. the storm is well off in the atlantic..but flooding is still a major threat. how this situation could get a whole lot worse... incredible images coming out of north carolina this as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our be

i'm selina wang in for emily chang. to the story of the cloud storage company, which received its first round of venture capital funding 10 years ago this week. the four founders first met in elementary school in seattle before dropping out of college to start the company. them chang sat down with and ask them how they managed to a a $2 billion market cap while staying friends all the while. take a listen. >> i think the secret is we are actually all friends and we have kept anything in the business sphere to be focused on the issues as far as anything personal. you guys go on a weekend treat every year, the four of you. how often do the four of you convene and talk to each other as a group? >> throughout the day we always interacting with each other and running into each other, being in various meetings together. i just ram are many instances where me and aaron or me and jeff for me and dylan or all of us together would have these really intense conversations, especially around business issues or around some big decisi

spider wang! spider wang! ? does whatever a spider can spins a web any size ? catches thieves with an open fly ? look out! here comes here comes the spider waaaang!? ( cheers and applause ) say hi to jon batiste and stay human, everybody. ? ? ? ( applause ) >> stephen: as you know, folks, i am a devout the but ever since i started this show, i often miss church because i'm so busy not going. ( laughter ) gets in the way. and what i miss most about church, of course, is going to confession. so, i was wondering if i could get some things off my chest with you, the audience. you won't tell anybody, right? >> audience: of course not! >> stephen: you were pretty hesitant there. ( laughter ) this is "stephen colbert's midnight confessions." ? ? ? ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: standard disclaimer: these might not all be sins, but i do still feel guilty about them. okay, i'll be right back. ( organ music playing ) forgive me, audience. free cup of gatorade. laugh sometimes i worry that when i get to heaven, i won't have anything to talk

vera wang is a very well-known chinese-american. around, she had gotten criticism from particularly the american industry, who felt this was one of the occasions she had the opportunity to elevate american design and to wear a dress by an american designer. industry felt she had missed an opportunity. this was a bit of a do over. there was any knowledge and -- and knowledge meant -- an acknowledgement the first time was a misstep. wasought the herrera dress nice. of the lastnd one. it was such a surprise. one of the things she does quite well, one of the reasons people are eager to see what she is going to wear, is because she does not just go with design houses that have been around for decades. brendan mackerel hasn't even been in business for more than a year. wore before, had not been in business very long. that is really nice to see. she is supporting small businesses. in the true sense of the word. >> thank you for your time. and tonight's state dinner dress versace.r such a -- tweeting, she looks flawless. ceis comes from the

quote -- emily: joining me now for more, and tung and selina wang, our guess was for the hour, davidkpatrick in new york. hans, we will start with you. how unusual is it to hear jack ma saying these things publicly? hans: what was private, jack had no problems sharing his vision. this is the first time he has on that since the company went public. he has a renewed sense of confidence. what he did say in the shareholder letter is the , there are china number one in the probability, so he is the only one who is in do thistion to strategy, and that is what he is saying what he is saying. emily: why say this publicly? what are the implications of it? selina: jack ma is feeling very confident, as hans said. it is not just the ipo. he is feeling very good about the result. you just said, some very impressive numbers. also, they have off-line high-end department stores, so they are really saying e-commerce is now old. it is traditional. we have to push to the next phase, which means helping those off-line guys get online, and we can help you bring it all together. emily: how well-positioned

everything inside. 104856 its very very sad to see it like this all our efforts just gone . 104901 wang says the center had been at this location for only 3 months. the fire spread to nearby businesses as well. firefighters are still investigating how it started. they estimate the cost of damage at one-million -dollars. an electrical problem is to blame for the brief panic inside the downtown grand hotel. firefighters say the fire broke out in the elevator power room on the roof yesterday afternoon.. smoke was pouring into the top floors and forced several guests out of their rooms. firefighters were able to quickly get it out. no injuries were reported and there was no damage. this morning, we're learning more about an inmate accused of murder inside the clark county detention center. 33-year-old franklin sharp is the victim was transported to the hospital where he died. sharp was behind bars for attempted grand larceny and burglary. he's now facing murder charges. brawl-nv nats of brawl the clark county school district is responding to the distrubing videos of a vicious brawl between

thank you very much. >> i am sorry that miss wang could not be here, but we are very familiar with theork and you know, really happy to see that she has applied. and so at this point, then, again, we have three applicant and four seats. we will go to public comment, unless there is any other questions for applicants? okay. and i don't see any other members of the public here. so we will close public comment. and if we can get motion or several motions on this. >> sure, what i would like to do first of all, i have had the opportunity to work with liz and villy for years and worked with mrs. mann through the work of her daughter and as well as her taking the core, and these are phenomenal suggestions and we are in store for a really stal lar workforce committee, i would like to make a motion to appoint elizabeth jackson for seat two, mann for three, and wang to seat four. >> and for mann we would need a residency waiver as well. >> we will do that without objection, congratulations. >> all right, and so now, mr. clerk, are there any other items before us. >> there are no more items madam

zhengdong wang is a senior at hamilton high school and he was one of two students selected by pbs education to travel to the debate. his open letter to the candidates calls for a commitment to dialogue. >> if they were to just sit down and talk about the issues and the issues only without any questions about each other's personal flaws which both of them have, it would be really constructive. it may not be as interesting to the average viewer. >> he said he would like to hear more about foreign relations during his visit. >>> a valley woman from a campaigns down on her property for a candidate she had never heard of. candidate kate brophy mcgee . when she called the campaign to have it removed even more popped up. a total of 19 ended up in her back lot without her permission. >> i requested her to take it down in 48 hours and left my name and telephone number. >> we attempted to contact the campaign. after the story aired we got a response. kate brophy mcgee said it was an honest mistake and the signs will likely come down tonight or tomorrow. >>> caught on camera out of wisconsin. this off

"i am reachin' for immortality and all you can talk about is that damn wang laundry." "wang? are you sure?" "it was waaaaang!" "the carol burnett show" was pure magic but even magic fades. "the eleventh year, we were doing okay and cbs wanted to re but i got to ... i'd be reading a sketch and i'd say, 'we did this. we did this the eighth year or we did this the ninth year.' we started to feed off of ourselves. and there are two ways to go off the air. one is to go first and the other is to have them go (knock, knock, knock) goodbye. go away. i -- i thought i would rather leave the party before i'm asked to go and so that's what happened." in 1968, the new york times called joan rivers "quite possibly the most intuitively funny woman alive." she achieved prominence in 1965 as a guest on the tonight show only to be named johnny carson's permanent guest host in 1983. three years later she left for her own late night talk show on carson never forgave her and banned her from his show. it was the start of professional and personal challenge in the life of the humorist. "i knew from

paul wang is the senior vice president of autism speaks. >> the fact that anybody would suggest that you should give this to somebody is ridiculous. >> reporter: in fact, look what happened when we poured some of it undiluted onto a pair of jeans -- the denim turned white through both pant legs. and dr. wang says even at the prescribed, much smaller dose, it's still a danger. >> and that's what it's doing in the gut of the kids who are given this. there's nothing good that mms is doing. >> reporter: yet mms is being aggressively pushed by the church to parents of autistic children desperate for a cure, says roland eggers, the father >> you thrive on this illusion that you're going to somehow fix your kid or that one day you're gonna unautismize your child. >> reporter: but eggers says he quickly knew to stay away from mms for his son, after doing just a little online checking. >> they've got their own facebook group. there are people admitting to using this stuff on their children. children are experiencing side effects like loss of bladder control. they're developing strange facial

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it simple chic in a helmut lang shirt with a $950 alexander wang jacket and $445 elizabeth and james bag. >> that outfit totals more than $2,000, but hey, at least the tickets were free. her bff lilly aldridge is married to the frontman, caleb falwell. >>> kevin hart was also in new york for his new movie and he's continuing his world tour and talking about the new gig he one man have? >> kevin was mobbed from the moment he hit the red carpet at last night's premiere for "what now" opening tomorrow. >> we sold a football stadium out tonight. >> the film documents kevin's sold-out concert at lincoln's financial field. >> i'm happy with where i am in life and i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. >> we're in the jungle, we're in jumanji, that's kevin hart. off from filming jumanji in hawaii. he's a great guy and we have a great cast. jack black, nick jonas, myself. >> i'm so big! >> i don't want people to think we're re-doing jumanji. it's a continuation. if jumanji were to move on, this is what it would be. >> i'm giving this guy moose knuckle. >> after working so well together

. >> i am jessica aguirre and i am janelle wang. >> a standstill in the highway bay area, all of this between 101 and san carlos. the reason, an rv camper spewing flames. >> nbc's bay area, joining us live from san carlos, laura. >> as you can see behind me, traffic is run ng both directions. all lanes were opened around 8:00 tonight. earlier it was about as bad as it gets. >> the worst jam upper traffic incident i have seen. >> reporter: ever? >> yeah, don livingston describing traffic along the 101 and him and others stuck in the traffic jam. >> it is absolutely crazy. >> reporter: from our chopper, you can see traffic at a standstill. one of busiest highways in the bay shuts down in both directions during the peek of rush hour after a rocket sparked an rv fire. >> it is commute fire, everybody is trying to get home and you know this happens. >> reporter: chp says the driver were carrying the rocket back from the show. aaron shields works near by and heard what happened. >> i can kind of hear an explosion. >> reporter: a big concern of the propane tank half full in the rv. >>. >> we

the medical examiner identified the man who died as 45-year-old jun wang. police say officer twice serving a probate order on independence drive. the officer's injuries are not life-threatening. >> mark: a jury found a vermillion police officer not guilty of assault. he was charged after a violent of a suspect. bolton will be sentenced december 12 and will face six months in jail and $1,000 fine. >>> ba'ath township police sent these pictures somebody broke here is the bizarre part. investigators say someone conducted a medical procedure in one of the rooms. police say who did it entered the back door with a key and turned off the alarm panel. >>> a lot of people are getting in the halloween spirit. >>> including cavaliers. dan deroos joins us with cavs costumes. >> sometimes in the answer center, answers are not that hard to get. if you are a champion of the nba you dress up for halloween. we have the answer apparently lebron james had a huge costume party. we will go through some of these. some of you thinking j.r. smith. we believe that's shumpert. down

you get all wang -- partners. before you get all angry your tax dollars are paying for this study, it's about a british study on noise under the sea. >> fish can't see very far and at nighttime basically sound travels very long distances. a lot of our own noises in competing with these natural really thinking of ways we can manage noise pollution to give fish more chance to be able to live out their lives as they're used to doing. >> that british researcher was so confused to get a call from a show named next in denver, colorado. the researchers found cod in u.s. waters have this deep thumping sound when they talk, you know, american cod. norwegian cod higher pitched sounding, very interesting. >>> watch out, white stuff is coming. do drive if you're playing local tv snow bingo, you just filled in a couple of spots. >>> first snow tv news bingo is underway. you can watch local newscasts and win. every time someone unleashes a cringe worthy cliche of the season, you talk about the white stuff, offer some inane driv

vera wang is a very well-known chinese-american.d, she had gotten criticism from particularly the american industry, who felt this was one of the occasions she had the opportunity to elevate american design and to wear a dress by an american designer. industry felt she had missed an opportunity. this was a bit of a do over. there was any knowledge and -- and knowledge meant -- an acknowledgement the first time was a misstep. wasought the herrera dress nice. of the lastnd one. it was such a surprise. one of the things she does quite well, one of the reasons people are eager to see what she is going to wear, is because she does not just go with design houses that have been around for decades. brendan mackerel hasn't even been in business for more than a year. wore before, had not been in business very long. that is really nice to see. she is supporting small businesses. in the true sense of the word. >> thank you for your time. and tonight's state dinner dress versace.r such a -- tweeting, she looks flawless. ceis comes from the versa

. >>> at the debate a senior from hamilton high in chandler. 17-year-old wang won a pbs contest. he will serve as a student reporter. you can watch him on the now arizona tomorrow morning. >>> sir charles chalk all nicknames who's son legend charles barkley known mostly for his greatness on the basketball court. but tonight he's weighing in the presidential race entering the political arena. >> there's something about her that makes me uncomfortable. and clearly i cannot vote for the other guy. >> he says that if he votes, he will vote for hillary clinton. >>> and the latest on a student join isis. new released paper work says the student questioned died while fighting for the terror group. the student made a video trying to clear algamov's name. >>> the future of the death penalty in arizona could be decided in a federal courtroom. at issue, the specific drug used during lethal injection. the process is supposed to last a number of minutes but it took two hours to execute an arizona inmate in 2014. essentially putting all executions on hold. >>> we're giving you a sneak peak at