xavier rolet is the ceo of cqs.et's get a quick check on the global markets with abigail doolittle. abigail: starting out in the u.s., we are looking at very small moves for the major indexes. moves for the major indexes. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq slightly higher. the s&p 500 up 0.2%. the dow has been slipping to small losses, and that is true, too, of the russell 2000, confirming the idea that there is perhaps a neutral risk appetite as investors weigh a ton of earnings reports. we have a small rally for bonds. on the recent brexit headlines, we see an interesting divergence. , in divergence with the slightly broader ftse 250, down about 0.6%. investors may wonder whether or not a brexit deal does get done before the october 31 deadline. on the most recent headlines, we have the great british pound down about 0.3 percent, but supporting the idea that traders overall think a deal will get done, let's take a look at a month-long chart of the pound, up more than 5% right now, on pace for its best month since may 2009

xavier: i think the governor is right.ree years of uncertainty, increased uncertainty, investment has been put on hold. there is a transitional -- if there is a transitional arrangement that would suggest parties are coming together, investigation would resume -- investment would resume, but that's a fairly big "but." there are thousands of deeply involved technical issues. things like migration, energy, education. these have not been resolved. that will take many, many years and will require decisions by parliaments and governments on both sides. yes, investment would resume in the short-term, but for the large infrastructure investments, i think companies will wait and see what the final heirlution is in t particular area of operation. that will take time. manus: let me ask about your business, cqs, $18 billion in assets. where is the scalability? what is the ambition? how do you scale up here? xavier: we don't look at a target. the founder of cqs, we have known each other for 35 years. he and i talk about one thing, the

xavier: cool! brad: wow! marie curie: here i can do all the science experiments i want an on learning. yadina: it's like a science clubhouse. i like it. brad: your very own plore where you can keepng and learning all about the thing you love. xavier: whatever that is. what is that? marie curie: and... all: wow! marie curie: oh yes i did it! i really did it! i discovered something no-one has ever found before! brad: marie curie followed her dream no matter what. vo: xavier riddle and the secret museum. a brand new show starting monday, november 11th on pbs kids. and on the pbs kids video app. - ready jet go! is made possible in part by: when children are prepared for success in school, there's no limit to what they can achieve. abcmouse.com early learning academy, proud sponsor of pbs kids and ready jet go! narrator: with the right foundation and encouragement, curious young minds can get smarr and smarter every day. kumon is proud to support ready jet go! for all the preschoolers who love to learn. ing and by

xavier: yeah. lemonis: and you did all of this? xavier: yeah.emonis: this is one of the best flip books i've ever seen. xavier: thank you very much. lemonis: matt may not know the names of his employees, and he may not know how much money he put in, and he may not be generous with his equity when somebody else puts in a lot of money, but he has hired some good people. how'd you guys meet? skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board. lemonis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really

xavier dupont de ligonnes and his family living in the french city of not.riends and contacts became worried they had not heard from his wife and four children —— nante. conflicting reports were given as to why they wouldn't be in the region, reportedly telling his children's school he was taking a job in australia, while sending a letter to some close relatives saying he was a us secret agent moving to america under witness protection and they wouldn't hear from him for awhile. eventually police did search the family home and they found the bodies of his wife and four children. they had been and buried in the garden along with the family's two dogs, and the police described it as methodical executions. but they still didn't find mr dupont de ligonnes, and over the following eight years the search for him took them to mines, caves, even to a monastery. and despite reported sightings, he hadn't been found. the case, i think, enthralled, appalled and mystified france, the authorities and french society. it triggered lots of reports, some documentaries, even a

peter difficult says the port authority cannot have an overview of what the trucks are carrying with xavier has a budget and personnel that would create massive delays he says it's good if you would be able to scan every single continue but where do you do that is it only in the port is that the only responsibility of the port or is the whole chain of logistic events involved in this i ask if he believes there are ways to stop the human smuggling and the deaths that often result but i think 1st of all we should do everything that it's possible to avoid and that's one main thing but of course we're dealing with connectivity and connectivity and they had always one step ahead unfortunately and if you tighten controls in the port then they will move somewhere else the local and national police declined to comment on their role in enforcing security i'd say booka. for now it seems that smugglers will continue to operate using this port as a key point in their clandestine and sometimes deadly industry. you're watching the news live from berlin coming up next hour documentary clean air on human r

xavier dupont de ligonnes was reportedly detained after arriving on a flight from paris. his family was discovered very in the garden of their home in lev parnas and igor fruman. —— nantes coming up, newswatch but first, click. hello, and welcome to a special edition of click. not top gear, although there are shades of that, i have to say, but this week, we're not talking petrol cars like these, we're talking about electric cars like these. not hybrid, not hydrogen or anything else. this week, it is pure electric. sure, there are other ways to power your car which are good for the environment. go check them out by all means but this is the year that all—electric has really ta ken off. more people are thinking about evs than ever before so in this show, we're asking, is now the right time to switch? we'll look at the cost of buying and running them, how far they can go and ask if they're as clean and green as they might seem. 0k, dan has been to see europe's all—electric fight—back at this year's frankfurt motor show. there was really only one big question for the big exec

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. >> reporter: jefferson was an xavier university graduate, holding down the fort while her mother was in the hospital, and a neighbor just trying to be a good neighbor, left feeling like this. >> i feel guilty because had i not called the police department, my neighbor would still be alive. >> reporter: with the demand for answers, justice, and a call for an independent investigation, many in the community say an indictment is the right call. >> that's murder. >> that was nicole jacobs reporting. the officer is currently on administrative leave. pending an investigation. >>> in ohio two teenagers are being charged with murder. they're suspected of killing a 44-year-old woman struck by a falling 75-pound log earlier this month. it happened at hawking hills state park. the victim, victoria schaeffer, was shooting senior portraits when she was suddenly hit by the log. she died at the scene. they determined the falling log was not a natural occurrence. last week police received a tip that led them to the suspects, both 16 years old. they eventually admitted they pushed the log over the cl

. >>> it's 4:48 and today, attorney general, xavier becerra, expected to talk about gun violence restraining orders at a domestic violence event. earlier this month, governor newsom signed several bills at preventing gun violence. >>> it's 4:49 and san francisco police hope a man will be arrested that attacked a woman as she walked with her child. it happened almost two weeks ago on farrell street in the tenderloin and they said the man attacked a woman for no reason. in that surveillance video, it looks like she and her child got away unharmed. you can see that. if you recognize the suspected attacker, call san francisco police. >>> the man charged with through shooting and killing five employees at a maryland newspaper pleaded guilty but 39-year-old jarrod ramos claims he is not criminally responsible by reason of insanity and is accused of storming the capital gazette newspaper office in june 2018 and fatally shooting five of the staff members. a jury trial is expected to begin next month. >>> former san francisco d.a. george gascsn is now running for district attorney in los angeles and

>>and jefferson this is >>jefferson going on to get a prima degree from xavier university, currentlys working in pharmaceutical equipment sales saving up for medical school. >>many cases like this what you. bolton. >>that was aaron jones reporting the jefferson say that they want the fort worth police department to advance or training so that no other family has to go through this. also on the las vegas strip may be getting new owner. so im gm rips sorts internet national they announced that it has reached a deal for the blasio and circus circus. so in gm says that it's selling circus circus to the treasure island owner phil ruffin that deal is worth million a pretty penny separately there's the blackstone real estate income trust and in gm, they agreed to form a joint venture to acquire erin gm's bellagio real estate and lease it back gm. deal that values the property at 4 point 25. just sounds like a lot of money being exchanged between a lot of rich people. >>all right a live look outside checking in on the airport, no delays this morning in a report of any major delays temperatur

xavier becerra said it is a crime to raise priced by more than 10% during a state or local emergency.cludes gas or other items. first time offenders could receive a fine and jail. if you are a price gouging victim contact your local police or sheriff's department. >>> we now have new details after three peoples were killed in north richmond. an amtrak train hit a victim. 58-year-old robert taylor and 38-year-old torres jr. and 30-year-old whitney pearl all from richmond a little after midnight at the crossing. no one on the amtrak was injured. that train is a coast star light that just left emeryville heading north. there are gates at the crossing and authorities do confirm that power was on in that area but so far there is no confirmation about whether the gates were down. >>> a freshman southern california congresswoman is in hot water over a lurid affair. she suddenly resigned from her position. last year democrat katie hill won the last gop-held house seat in l.a. county. yesterday she issued a statement saying leaving the house would be best for her community and the country. a c

being raised about security procedures there the reporters on the n s a and max sent this report from xavier. it's the end of a long work day truckers prepared to spend the night nears able to go port they'll be driving again tomorrow. they've been on edge since last week when 39 bodies were found in a truck that passes through here they worry that smugglers could use their containers to send migrants to the u.k. without their knowing truck or nickel that's going to claims it happened to one of his colleagues so 6 people got inside his truck yeah 6 people into a mccormick police cars going to. program but this hasn't happened to you i am not denying these men no no no no just shows us the c.e.o. that he attaches to the back of each container he moves. you know the back door can't be opened without destroying the bolt was. still the gadget isn't foolproof and others at the truck park told us smugglers can always get around the security measures. as truckers settle in for the night dock workers continue to load the next ship bound for the u.k. . it's hard not to wonder whether one of these con

xavier dupont de ligonnes was reportedly detained after arriving on a flight from paris.

xavier dupont de ligonnes was reportedly detained after arriving on a flight from paris. now on bbc news, click. is 2019 the air petrol met its match? is the italian stallion a pony? the lamborghini now lame? are today's best cars electric? is now the time for us all to switch? hello, and welcome to a special edition of click. not top gear, although there are shades of that, i have to say, but this week, we're not talking petrol cars like these, we're talking about electric cars like these. not hybrid, not hydrogen or anything else. this week, it is pure electric. sure, there are other ways to power your car which are good for the environment. go check them out by all means but this is the year that all—electric has really ta ken off. more people are thinking about evs than ever before so in this show, we're asking, is now the right time to switch? this week we'll look at the cost of buying and running them, how far they can go and ask if they're as clean and green as they might seem. mark is going to be going for the ride of his life and he is going to be help track down

chinese migrants died from asphyxiation in a refrigerated truck in southern england that had come from xavier go. experts say people in poverty will carry on taking huge risks fueling the lucrative people trafficking trade as long as they can travel legally not certainly not something that's unique to the to you all over the world there are immigration restrictions that limit for people to take a legal option and then they fall prey to. traffic his. campaign is say hundreds of vietnamese people are trafficked to the u.k. each year often they're forced to work in slavery in nail salons or cannabis farms barber al-jazeera. germany's oldest political party the social democrats has been voting to choose a new leader the finance minister all of shots narrowly won the most votes for fell short of the majority needed to avoid a 2nd ballot in november the s.t.p. is currently in coalition with the chancellor angela merkel's christian democrat party but many members are unhappy with the arrangement saying the party has had to compromise too much on policy. staying in germany voters in the eastern state

chinese migrants died from asphyxiation in a refrigerated truck in southern england that had come from xavier go. experts say people in poverty will carry on taking huge risks and fueling the lucrative people trafficking trade as long as they can travel legally not certainly not something that's unique to the k. 2 year up all over the world there are immigration restrictions that limit the ability for people to take a legal option and then they fall prey to. traffic. campaigners say hundreds of vietnamese people are trafficked to the u.k. each year often they're forced to work in slavery in nail salons or cannabis farms nadine barber al jazeera. medical workers in hong kong have spoken out against what they say is police brutality months of anti-government protests have often ended in bloodshed lesa fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the chest as a medics are often caught in the middle difficult pollin has more from hong kong among these crowds are doctors nurses paramedics and other medical professionals they say they have several concerns so one of them is that they're not being honest to

the california attorney general, xavier becerra, confirmed the deal but won't comment further. they operate hospitals in northern california and they face a lawsuit. >>> jew labs is being forced to change its marketing and promotion to make sure that minors aren't targeted. under a new settlement, they cannot advertise on social media other than it's own youtube page and they are banned in any media where 15% of the audience or more is under 21. they can advertise, but not near a school, sporting event or concert that allows people under 21. >>> we are seeing some of the damage on pg&e power lines that occur during the planned power shutoffs. pg&e's inspectors found more than 100 cases of damage throughout the year in napa, santa clara and santa cruz counties and they said any of those damaged lines could turn to fire if those lines had been active and live. >>> many bay area businesses took a big financial hit during the power shut off and the owner of betty's fish and chips in santa rosa said without refrigeration they had to throw out $12,000 worth of fish. pg&e said they wo

the victim was a graduate of xavier university, she had a great job, she was helping out an elderly person in the family and babysitting for her nephew in essentially her own home when she was shot by a police officer. i mean, the facts of this case are among the worst that i can remember having seen. i understand why the family wants an independent investigation, and i think in a case like this, it would certainly be warranted to have the sheriff's department assume responsibility for the investigation or even the department of justice. if there is a feeling in washington this is a civil rights case, they can supercede at any time as they have in other parts of the country when the circumstances warranted. we'll have to see how the system responds to the situation. >> paul, i appreciate your insight for raising the right questions. we'll wait and see what the city of ft. worth police department does. the family wants this officer arrested. they want him arrested and prosecuted. paul, appreciate it. we'll be back after a quick break. whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of prote

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>>and jefferson this is >>jefferson going on to get a prima degree from xavier university, currently working in pharmaceutical equipment sales saving up for medical school. >>many cases like this week. bolton. >>was aaron jones reporting the officer who fired the fatal shots has resigned. and is now charged with murder. a 51 am d we'll be back with more just a few minutes, let's take a look here at the golden gate bridge, pretty clear out there looks deceiving we warm it's actually chilly today >>a 54 on this wednesday morning, a mix of clouds and sun down in the south bay much like you're seeing elsewhere in the bay area as we make our way through the afternoon ahead of us you're actually going to see less and less sunshine a mostly cloudy afternoon that will help to keep temperatures a bit cooler too in the 60's and low 70's for daytime highs today. tomorrow, another cool one some predawn sprinkles overnight tonight into early morning hours tomorrow should be out of the way by the time you take to the roads tomorrow morning. a weekend ahead looks to be comfortable with temperatures

>>and jefferson this is >>jefferson going on to get a prima degree from xavier university, currentlypharmaceutical equipment sales saving up for medical school. >>bolton. >>that was aaron jones reporting the jefferson say they want the fort worth police department to step up their training so no other family has to go through something like this. >>and we'll get right to it one half of the fall classic is all set as the washington nationals have clinched the national league in dominant fashion nats cardin d c game 4. the stadium going crazy as the dams are a win away from their first world series appearance bottom first washed it looked like they'd settle this quickly trey turner. it's not a single to left that scores 2 runs part of a seven-run and frame for the nats. cut the lead to 3 and in had the bases loaded for matt carpenter, daniel hudson induced a groundout to end the inning. no such drama and the night. hudson facing tommy edna. mike rizzo hoist the national league championship trophy as the nationals advance to their first ever. world series for the four-game sweep of st.

. >> jefferson was an xavier university graduate working in medical sales and holding down the fort while trying to be a good neighbor, left feeling like this. >> i feel guilty because had i not called is the ft. worth police, my neighbor would still be alive today. >> reporter: the demand for answers and justice and a call for an independent investigation, many in the community say an indictment is the right call. >> that's murder. >> our thanks to nicole jacobs of ktvt. the officer is on administrative leave pending an investigation. >> reporter: joey jackson is with us now. >> was it murder, joey? >> that remains to be seen. let me say what three concerns are. from a strategic perspective, i don't get or understand why not announce yourself? why not lights? why not sirens? why the element of surprise here? perhaps some reason that will be explained. the other issue is if you're tactical or if you're going to say put your hands um perhaps give somebody the opportunity to do that. seems like time is on your side. from a legal perspective, you look at the issue of the immediacy of the thr

he says she was also a premed graduate of xavier university who was close to her family. merit is one of several community leaders who says the officer went too far. >> it was an overreaction by the fort worth pd. >> we went from a welfare check to a woman being killed by the cops. >> the officer who fired that gunshot has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of this investigation. he is scheduled to be interviewed by investigators tomorrow. jon? jon: christina coleman, thanks. >>> top 2020 democrats are speaking to union voters in iowa this weekend. joe biden among them. but can the former vice president escape questions about his son's overseas business deals? sending her daughter to the music school of her dreams. and you help her turn it into reality. principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at principal.com. at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you. and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office v

in a letter to aorneyeneral xavier becerra governor newsom said "there is no identifiable evidence to justify these premium prices. if oil companies are engaging in false advertising or price fixing, then legal action should be taken to protect the public." in particular, governor gavin newsom is eyeing name brand gas companies including chevron, shell and 76, which claim their gas is more expensive because it's better. their prices were found to be between 30 cents to $1 more expensive but the governor points to a california energy commission report that found that the gas retailers didn't provide proof that the gas was, in fact, better. we talked with one driver who says he's glad the governor is asking questions. >> the gas prices are killing me. i commute from here to sacramento every day almost and it's been killing me. it's like $28 up, $28 back so it's a good idea. >> reporter: i reached out to patrick de hann, an analyst with gasbuddy.com for his take. he said "i'd view the state as the main culprit, with illustrates highest in nation gas taxes, cap and trade tax, and its cali

merritt said atatiana jefferson was a premed graduate of xavier university who lived close to her familyerreaction by the fort worth pd. >> reporter: the officer who fired the fatal shot has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation and he is scheduled to be interviewed by the major crimes unit monday. in los angeles, christina coleman, fox news. >>> coming up the latest on the impeachment inquiry after joe biden's son announces he is stepping down from a board position with a chinese company. >> coming up later the emotional return to the shark tank tonight for one of the best sharks players in history. jason will show us more of this coming up later in sports. >> also ahead marchers gathering on the peninsula urging witnesses to come forward. they say they're trying to bring renewed focus to an unsolved murder. >> governor gavin newsom takes action on 1,000 bills lawmakers sent to his desk. we'll tell you about three he signed today including one that may change what time your kids go to school. >> closed captioning for the 10:00 news brought to you b

jefferson graduated from xavier university in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in biology.tly moved to take care of her ailing mother in her own home there in ft. worth. her family grieving, they will hold a press conference at 12:00 noon today. we'll bring you the latest when we have it. thank you so much for jonning us today. jim and i will see you back here tomorrow morning. i opp poppy harlow in new york. "this ho "at this hour" starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. fiona hill is on capitol hill testifying behind closed doors, the latest witness in the impeachment inquiry kicking into a whole new gear this week as congress returns from recess. here's what you need to know for today. she left her post on the president's national security council just before president trump's july 25th call when he, of course, pressed the president of ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival joe biden. she is sure to face many questions about the president and the role of even rudy giuliani and u.s. policy toward ukraine. she is not the only key witness, though, go

alyssa shepherd killed olivia stall and her twin 6-year-old brothers mason and xavier while they were crossing the street towards their bus in october of 2018. a third child was also hit and injured. shepherd faces up to 21 1/2 years in prison. >>> breaking brexit news from the uk. is a wrench being thrown into a possible deal for the brits to pull out of the european union? abc's julia macfarlane is right outside parliament in london with the latest. julia, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. parliament is sitting today. the first saturday of work for lawmakers since britain was in a state of war. such is the gravity of today's business in the house of commons. prime minister boris johnson's first three months of leadership have been far from smooth but he landed an important victory when he persuaded the eu to renegotiate that brexit deal. something his critics said he was unlikely to achieve. now as lawmakers prepare to vote on that deal it could be his biggest moment yet. after suffering acute losses in parliament and a slap down from the supreme court ruling that

>>and means jefferson this is >>jefferson going on to get a prima degree from xavier university, currentlyutical equipment sales saving up for medical school. >>many cases like this week. did go >>i was aaron jones reporting the officer involved in the fatal shooting has since resigned from the force is now charged with murder. it is 5.53 coming up in our next hour mayor, london breed of safrancisco has revealed her plan to tackle mental health issues in the city but not everybody's on board. we'll have details coming up again in the next hour so stay tuned, we'll be ♪ ♪ (squirrel noises) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (fake squirrel noise) jif peanut butter. it's that jif'ing good you'd dress up like a squirrel for it. >>here's some cool news coming out of nasa check it out the agency just revealed a new space suits that astronauts are going to wear on their next moon landing. read and blues you can see there big upgrade from the classic suit so the 60's and 70's and there orange suit on the right that's the one that they're going to be wearing on the launch and reentry in the orion spacecraft and that's the on

xavier becerra reminds everybody it is a crime to raise priced by more than 10% during a state or locally declared emergency. law applies to food, emergency, medical supplies or gas or any substantial items. first-time violations could be fined $10,000 and receive one year in jail and if you feel like you've been a price gouge victim contact your local police and sheriff's office. >>> and look at this. this is a moment after firefighters put out a fire. this is in vallejo. a glen-co man hugging there and so excited and thankful. and then that man after just exchanging words there simply just laid down on the ground. just overwhmed. she later spoke with the man who became incredibly emotional. >> then i heard this was my biggest fear and jump back in for me and as soon as they could get the hoses from across the street back there and help me and it looks like all of them were saved. was going to try to do everything i could to try to save my house with the garden hose and i didn't think anything would work but as it was burning my neighborez fence and embers were falling and we were fighti

the reason why is because tish james and xavier becera, from what i hear, they do not -- they have not shown much willingness to settle. we should point out, tish james's office, the spokesman had no comment. the state ag from california had no comment. inside tish james's office, people are telling us they are open to settlement discussions. liz: t-mobile at an intraday high now. >> i'm fascinated why people think this is positive. i guess you can see a positive lining here in the sense that, you know, they have been picking off different state ags and it will be isolated among california and new york and they probably have a good case. so that's what i think is going on here. but it is an interesting story. i will tell you, liz, you know, mergers are becoming extremely political these days. okay? this is extremely political. amongst certain factions of the democratic party which really believes it's anti-competitive for the consumer. any merger that a tech company does right now will be extremely political. so every wall street story that we bring you about mergers, there's going to

jefferson graduated from xavier university in 2014 with a bachelor degree in science and biology.sales and recently moved to take care of her ailing mother in her home. let's go to my colleague joining me this morning with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: poppy, a lot of pain in this community over how a simple welfare check ended with the 28-year-old shot and killed inside the bedroom of her own home as her 8-year-old nephew looked on. there's a vigil held here last night and turned angry. the mayor of ft. worth showed up and was escorted out by her security. this all stems from a concerned neighbor who saw jefferson's door open, wide open, past 2:00 in the morning. he called the police non-merge line. the police showed up. parked near but not in front of the house. police released body camera footage, edited version and cnn requested the unedited version. what they released shows police officers making their way through the dark property with flashlights at the time and then one of the officers quickly makes his way towards a window, gun drawn, yells put your hands up an

xavier dupont de ligonnes had been at large since his wife and four children were found buried in thetes in western france. jane fonda has been arrested at a climate change protest in washington after she refused to leave the steps of the capitol building and was led away by police in handcuffs. 16 others were arrested at the event which is held weekly by activists addressing the impact of climate change. 9:10am, we'll go live to vienna for an event taking place. this morning, one man, marathon runner, is trying to be the first ever to run a marathon distance in under two hours. you can see on the bottom right of your screen, he is on target to beat the two hour barrier by nine seconds. so he is expected to cross the line soon. you can see him in the right, eliud kipchoge. this event is taking place ina park kipchoge. this event is taking place in a park in vienna. the green lines you can see just ahead of his support runners, that is the marker if they are on that green line, they will break that two hour mark. we can talk now to a senior lecturer in sport and psychology at leeds psy

need to go back to basics you need to look at the mission statement of each of these i'm going to xavierhen you look at lucius 7 and say of twitter. commuter who are the power to create and share ideas and information instantly without barriers to dizzee you. political ads possibly create barriers to free speech and also that a lot of them 10 years a lot of media. speech that isn't live in or twitter is saying is if you are allowed us this information to dissimulate to. pay the other guys a means. of justice our own mission statement so this is where we draw the line where we know the. p.v.p. goes again it's we t.v. well let me throw this tearful at and cause i mean i want to dig into this idea that essence right so it's not just ads around candidates and it's ads around issues and so any kind of promoted at around a topic could potentially be banned here and what's your take on that. well i mean twitter and other social media they promote all kinds of speech including political speech and political advertising is a form of. speech. and these companies also allow other forms of advertisi

in 2003 former congress member xavier becerra of california and ms. ross lightman afloat and was the first bill in congress to begin establishment of allatoona museum in 2008 president bush signed legislation including their language or warming a commission to study its creation. creation. in 2011 the commission's final report to congress and president obama found that a latino museum was necessary and feasible. it m laid out a roadmap to help get us there. it's been over eight years since its release.hi last year the ucla latino policy and politics initiative released a report measuring the smithsonian progress and found only three of its ten recommendation from the original report have been addressed. that is why passage of h.r. 2420 is critical. h.r. 2421 finally authorize a process to create allatoona museum by establishing a board of trustees who will provide recommendations to the smithsonian board of regents on a design, placement, construction and establishment of a future museum. it will include a diverse set of voices to ensure all parts of

attorney general xavier becerra says the declaration of a state of emergency makes it a crime to prices during that emergency unless the base costs also increase during the emergency. this covers food, gas, hotels and other supplies. anyone who believes they are a victim of price gouging should call police. >>> pg&e is working to restore power to 965,000 customers affected by the outage this weekend. the biggest impact is marin county, where more than 118,000 customers are without power. napa has 17,000 homes without business, and all classes are canceled at cal university, and they will provide students an update on classes before noon today. many schools have closed today, including this list of closures: >> get the complete list of closures at ktvu.com and we are scrolling that information throughout the morning at the bottom of the screen. >>> crews are working to restore the power after the massive power outage and the next outage could begin as early as tomorrow night. more strong winds are expected to batter the bay area tuesday night into wednesday morning, and customers are war

>> reporter: atatiana was a graduate of xavier university in >> when you first heard what happened on saturday, what went through your head. >> frustration, shock, how could that happen, she wasn't being violent. she wasn't being against the rules. she's a law-abiding citizen, she was in her house. >> reporter: ashley carr is her older sister. she and her brother darius say tay loved to babysit her 8-year-old nephew. jefferson's family is now demanding the ft. worth police department change what they call a brutal culture of policing. >> we need to send a message to law enforcement officers around the country that there will be accountability when you take someone's life, particularly in their home. >> and gabe, i know there's scrutiny about other officer-involved shootings within this department. >> reporter: yeah, aot officer-involved shooting. we're expecting to hear from the police chief later today and he says that he's reaching out to the fbi about potentially launching a civil rights investigation. so far officer dean has not responded to our request for comment. savannah. >> g

with internal affairs some time today and family members say jefferson was a premed graduate from xavier university in louisiana, and had returned home to take care of her sick mother. >> beyond tragic. beyond tragic. marcus, thank you. >>> now to simone biles and any doubt that she is the greatest gymnast of all time was put to rest. biles is now the winner of more medals at the world championships than anyone ever. adrienne bankert is here with that. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: yes, let's have some good news and talk about it. simone biles now being called unbeatable by some. she's known for her fierce focus, addictive energy, twists and flips that few others, if any, can pull off. with an unrivaled medal count, now many say she's the greatest of all time. she could barely catch her breath. simone biles now the most decorated gymnast, male or female, in world championship history standing just 4'8" tall, biles is a formidable giant in the world of sports. with her parents cheering her on, the superstar delivered this history-making performance in germany on sunday, her mom ove