anna: thank you very much, jane. we should mention, every time we talk about the vote on sunday, we've seen it around the world -- the government claims they are counted more than 2 million votes for separation. that has not been independently verified. the n still haven't presented a final result. may's speech,up, people interrupt the prime minister's annual address. we discussed the country's leadership, and what it means for brexit. anna: trump, puerto rico, and $3.8 trillion markets. --will focus on a rocket rocky vote and lucky day. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- rocky day. inus: 1:20 in the afternoon singapore. it will shut their -- beautiful shot there. markets, moving towards the jobs report. flatlining for stocks at the morning. business flash, juliette saly standing by. juliette: manus, goldman sachs has agreed to leave offices any new building and preferred. the head of -- u.k.'s departure from the european union. a tower is being built in the city's financial district. it is renting about 10,000 square meters

anna: the u.s. president meets , johned chair candidate's taylor is said to have made a favorable impression on trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: a live shot. stocks are flat. there seems to be that north korea could be seeking to have discussions in russia. you have this i ringing noise about nuclear war. stocks are flat that we have had a run, a tenure hike more or -- ain the -- 18 year hike 10 year hike more or less in the trade. after 11:00 a.m. u.k. time. manus: the beast of wall street. anna: let's watch up for the trading story. alexis tsipras is in washington to meet with donald trump. manus: let's get to the bloomberg business flash. juliette: airbus has agreed to acquire a majority stake in bombardier c series jet program. boeing over global aircraft sales. in a effort to circumvent the tariff, it will add another some to its factory -- another assembly line to its factory. the nation's second largest bank credit suisse according to a person with knowledge. stake in credit suisse. they

anna, manus. abe's party and koike's party are shaping up to be the main contenders for japan's national election this month. manus: they are staking out key differences on taxes, nuclear power, and the military alliance with the u.s. has been added to the mix. i do not disagree that the basis of japan security is the alliance with the u.s.. having served as defense minister, i have no differences with the prime minister or the ldp in terms of diplomacy and national security. i am not yet sure whether the trump administration is stable. there are extremely dynamic personnel changes in the main white house posts. alongside the american people, i want to look carefully at what kind of administration is so bp -- administration this will be. on climate change she has advanced considerably. i hear they'll be talks between the u.s. and china on north korea. -- there willhere be a positive side, but it's unsure what the future will be. far, shouldn'to be the next governor of the bank of japan decides on

♪ anna: catalonia crash. the region may declare independence this week after hundreds of people were injured at holes yesterday. markets finally take notice. conservative conference underway in manchester. theresa may struggles to keep her foreign secretary in line. anna: signs of growth that china's officially official factory gauge rose. trump tells citizen he is wasting his time talking to north korea. ♪ anna: good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." ." manus: welcome to the show. europe wakens up to the scene and catalonia, broadcast around the world where you have real risk that catalan may declare with 89% of the vote that they may go for independence. does that mean for risk -- what does that mean for risk? we are looking at the euro. we are down. that eurog streak on has been broken. the longest winning streak on the euro has been broken, and it is poised to end. if you go to the blog this morning, they say the markets are taking the risk in catalonia quite well. the euro is down, but it

anna: a domestic challenge. theresa may's efforts to get brexit through parliament as the labour party threatens to unite with tory rebels. manus: rex tillerson says saudi arabia busts -- rebuffed his and that anyone doing business with iran does so at their own risks. we are alive. ♪ -- we are live. ♪ a very warm welcome, everybody. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," our flagship show. i anna edwards. manus: i am manus cranny. we are waiting for some news to come from phillips but the market is interested in this. japan. shinzo abe. and's -- medical devices and diagnostic year, we will be doing soon. the market is a little lighter than anticipated. for japan's prime minister's sales growth between four .6 to seven. what is the terms of exposure that? $ 401s -- in billion in terms of third-quarter sales. -- for a one billion euros in terms of third-quarter sales. 532 million euros, that's the third quarter adjusted evident. andy. -- ebida. we can talk about that. we can also talk about other activities in

anna: the european open is up next. guy johnson and matt miller speaking to a representative of germany's green party on german politics. if you have to turn off bloomberg television you can put on bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. >> monday morning and welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open> your first trade of cash coming up shortly. i'm guy johnson in london. matt miller is in berlin, after a well-deserved week off. what a re-watching this monday morning? the lira pluning as relations with the u.s. deteriorate. it takes two to tango. the catalan foreign affairs c

anna: i am anna edwards. we are getting some breaking news from u.k. and global corporate's. we start in the u.k., first court or revenue at sky 3.2 billion pounds, a 5% increase in comparable revenue. of 82 million. they face a few dramas on many fronts. it is trying to be acquired by 21st century fox. facing the prospect of rising costs for premium content like premier soccer matches and competition from subscribers like netflix and amazon. they have been seeking to expand to you and me. mobiley are talking phone service. not gowill the deal through? karen bradley having to defend skydecisions about the referral. manus: if you go down any major u.k. high street you see in a club -- uniqlo. 58% of their revenue comes from sales inside japan but there are global numbers. full-year forecasts coming through, ¥200 billion for the full year. their operating profit is 176.41. point -- 119.2 billion. the chairman has been pushing of the internationalization the company to move beyond the qloders of asia with uni stores and stepping up their online retail efforts. anna: let's dip i

anna. anna: other breaking numbers. chemicals and coatings company, akzonobel, reporting numbers for the third quarter. the dutch company exiting the chemicals at the moment. it has been a tough 12 months. we had a profit warning for them which adds to the complexity of interpreting these numbers. on the face of it, they look to have underperformed expectations. some of those expectations have been brought down because of the previous profit warning. fourth quarter ebit well below the estimate. the revenue number for the third quarter, coming just shy of estimates as well. the are talking about future of their chemicals business and a supervisory board. akzonobel reports changes to the supervisory board, making dominations to the board. they are talking about the separation of the chemicals business. they say that is on track. they continue to be significant -- there continues to be significant interest in that part of the business. we will have plenty to discuss when we talk to the management of the company. the ceo jo

anna: i am anna edwards. a little bit earlier we mentioned labor has won the support of the party to form a new zealand government. we are hearing from the leader saying that he may be deputy prime minister if he chooses to take the role and also giving some comments on capitalism, capitalism must get back its human face is the one of -- one of the lines coming through. manus: the new zealand dollar is taking a kicking to quote the mliv team. over 1.4%. aboutis is about concern what happens next. they expect change to -- to change the reserve banking. this could either controversial in the newnitiatives zealand party on this changing political landscape. silly not the political hubris that has upended markets. >> lets to talk about and lots to talk about about in the new zealand party on this changing political landscape. the london stock exchange. business- leaving the by the end of 2018. the board is initiating to find a successor that sees succession planning. this is the gift third-quarter numbers, but by

anna: the calm before the storm. president trump offers cryptic comments as he meets with leaders to discuss a range of national security issues. ministere u.k. prime discusses a former cabinet minister. the pound weakens. ♪ anna: a very warm welcome is friday morning. this is our flagship morning show in london. our headlinesn that we will get the jobs report, but the wells fargo chief economist says uncle up. it -- says buckle up. it will be a bumpy ride. a percent growth in the united states. houston was never fully evacuated. harvey and irma could knock 100,000 jobs off the report. spreadrvey shows the between these two. the gap between these two up, heardis says -- i jonathan ferro say the jon's.sts -- not mine, anna: this is when you get the state-by-state breakdown on the payrolls, and that will allow economists to strip out what happens in houston, texas and florida. we will get information about the underlying state of the economy then. as we wait for the jobs report, the markets are on the move. the dolla

anna: stock market up by .1%. that torrent of news we got with regards to russia and the united states, what does it mean for tax reform? we also got some chinese data. back of some geopolitical developments, china and south korea are going to put decide differences. interestings an progression in terms of the policy. 10 year government bond yields have come back from those heavy highs. stepping back, it looks as took the taxrkets story disappointment a little more they took the political story. that's why stocks and bonds coming little bit lower. the prime minister of new zealand says for a speculators will be able to buy homes. the currency comes down about .3% on the back of that story. trendy new zealand homes have become somewhat of a thing and there looking to clamp down on it. paribas have not been to avoid the trading slots. felle from trading bonds 26%. it did increase revenue from buying and selling spot gas stocks. -- selling stocks. i think in the past quarter there was uncertainty. that is why so many

anna edwards is in manchester chasing politicians. anna. anna: i do a lot of that. theresa may is due to make a speech in manchester late this morning. she is fighting to fortified -- position.r leadership arehern ireland's dup inping to run things parliament. i spoke with them about the red line. was around doing what was right for the national interest and the whole of the u.k.. we do not like talking about red lines but one of the key elements of what we are trying to do after we leave the european union is to have no internal borders the between parts of the u.k. if there were to be a border between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k., that would be a redline for us. we cannot have that. the prime minister has been clear about that, that is not going to happen. some talk coming out of europe, that is not accessible for us who live in northern ireland. so much of our trade is with great britain. 72% going to the rest of the u.k. and it is a very important issue. anna: the other things that people consider to be red lines, the transition, those are less cruc

anna: thank you very much nejra. when you are traveling for work, tune into bloomberg radio live on your mobile device. that is if you have to turn off bloomberg tv. psa is about to run the team to talk about asset allocation. manus: what surprises might be in store at the ecb. it makes his way toward the qe exit. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: we are expected to be weaker at the start of the u.s. treasury day -- trading day. let's talk about what is happening in india. manus: india's state-run banks surged in mumbai trading after the government pledged to inject $32 billion in capital into the lenders. state bank of india jumped. punjab national bank advanced 40%. let's get to our agent finance reporter, anto antony. good to see you. capital boosts catching everybody by surprise. yes, the position to increase to capital target has caught everybody by surprise. is creditaid that it positive. the state banks have added more than 10 billion and capital market. this will help banks to clear up indian banks which are saddl

anna: thanks, david. excessive speed and the disposable of nonperforming loans could derail the recovery in italy's financial system. that is according to the finance minister. he discussed challenges for europe and the ecb before attending the future investment initiative conference and saudi arabia. >> this is certainly a challenge. we and europe must find ways to combine the overall european dimension with the national and local dimension. we need all these dimensions in a harmonious way and reshape our instruments to make that happen. >> what else can europe due to mitigate the risks or address them properly? >> europe must recognize european challenges which require european responses, migration, security, growth in jobs. aree are responses which insufficient and we need to integrate them with higher-level policy. >> there is more work needed to be done to slow down that trend we are seeing for further autonomy? >> these are structural problems. there is a window of opportunity to deal with them beca

anna was eleanor's never used first name. a few years before she and her husband moved into the white house, eleanor invited -- ignored the advice of everyone close to her and made a trip to abington to thank the people who lived there for being so nice to her father when he was there. that was 38 years after his death. after elliott passed away, eleanor published a memoir called "this is my story." father, hef her dominated my life as long as he lived, and was the love of my life for many years after he died. elliott was the love of eleanor's life for eleanor's entire life. more so than anyone else, surely more so than franklin ever was. the awkward girl, six feet tall in her teens, who was so embarrassed when she was forced to go to dances, grew up to be, in the words of one of her obituary writers, the first lady of the world. the date was december 10, 1948. the subject, the universal declaration of human rights, the place was paris where a meeting of the united nations general assembly was running almost until dawn. elean

in the meantime, anna? francine: -- anna: let's get an update on first word news. the u.s., the death toll from the las vegas shooting thanisen to 59 while more 500 others are injured. police found 23 firearms in the gunmen's room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort. president trump will meet emergency workers in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. ruled out talks with north korea over its nuclear arsenal. adding that the u.s. was interested in discussions freeing u.s. citizens held by pyongyang. that comes days after rex tillerson said the u.s. was talking direct lay with north korea through our own channels. on catalonia as the eu refuses to recognize the rebel region's bid for independence. including the necessary suspension of catalonia's autonomy to enforce the rule of law. it has sent the country into its just crisis since the dictatorship and threatens to unravel a democratic settlement. the us trillion dollar dipped after the country's central bank left interest rates on hold. the rba reiterated that growth and inflation

anna: bob parker. up next, stepping back from the brink, we look at the latest developments in catalonian independence. ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. he will seek talks with the central government. we are live in barcelona. back on track. signals into capital and legacy issues. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg. >> i believe we are on a good almost there,e actually we are there. people can see the cash flow coming back through dividends or share buyback. europeaniott sheikh campaign. setting his sights on the content building stakes. plunges again. a s

. >> anna: mm-hmm. >> anthony: goose. >> anna: goose and the -- and this varenga which is shredded meat. >> anthony: very cool. there's always someplace where the flame is kept burning. history kept alive however faintly. >> anna: this is the stuffing. >> anthony: these days in madagascar's capital city, it's left to mariette. >> mariette: delicious. >> anna: the epitome of the cooking and the cuisine of this region is the way mariette cooks it. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ you are ♪ you are like the sweet perfect blues ♪ >> anthony: during the colonial period, mariette was a frequent culinary ambassador. ♪ you are you are like the scent on my skin ♪ >> mariette: harry belafonte. >> anthony: the go-to chef for visiting presidents and royalty. >> mariette: prince albert of monaco. [ laughter ] >> anthony: the success story, her mansion high atop haute ville, the former neighborhood of choice for aristocrats and colonizers alike. ♪ on the silk of your lips ♪ where mine readily sit >> anthony: though semi-retired, mariette continues to entertain guests from time to time. >> anna: so th

anna? anna: let's look at some breaking news. looking ahead to the elections in japan, but back to the european corporate story for the moment. erickson is coming up. we have a q3 adjusted gross margin of 30%. the estimate was 29.8%. mark.r off the provisions in the third quarter adjustments have an impact. 2.3 billion swedish krona are. seeing some encouraging improvements. the wording of that seems to contrast what the analysts are saying ahead of this. they were expecting a challenging quarter and a bleak outlook. to see somerting encouraging improvements. not simply. matt, what do you think? matt: i see some daimler earnings coming across. estimates lower just slightly. 3.4 6 billion euros. the estimate was for 3.5 5 billion euros. missing analyst estimates by just under a hundred million euros. 40.8 billion euros of revenue and we are only looking for 40.41. a little bit of a miss for earnings and a little bit of a beat for top line. cars was 2.1 5 billion. this is a little more important than it normally would be. daimler i

♪ anna: yellen's inflation. inflation is says ticking up soon, keeping plans to raise rates gradually. >> my thumbs as these will not persist. i expect inflation to move higher next year. most of my colleagues agree. iraq since forces. catalina told to clarify its independence austrians tilt the eu's political balance to the right. manus: breaking the stalemate. theresa may makes a visit to brussels today to personally intervene in negotiations. ♪ anna: a very warm welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it just is going up. we gotten a bit frisky. welcome back. anna: and is willing to do with me. it is the world's biggest cryptocurrency. we crashed it through a thousand bucks in 2013. 56 day from two to three. six days from 3000 to 4000. the only thing that impeded bitcoin was the possibility that the chinese might crackdown on cryptocurrencies in september. good they go for it again? i love jv dimon. he said he would never talk about again. anna: how long did that last. they will pay the price according to

anna: still with us, david owen. know, apple, you lingering at the sideline because of this investigation. is, we wonder whether this front and center. is this material for the markets right now or more about tax? david: i think it is more about tax on the fiscal side, what the fed does in reaction to that and to the fed chair is, and how strong the u.s. economy is. who knows. things could change. you are any economist. finding something that is relatively economic. theyhe team did is stripped out trade and investment out of the third quarter ep numbers. the strongest in six months, 2014, but you strip out trade and inventories, and it is the slowest growth since 2016. so i waved a banner at 3%. good for the world, good for america. ae reality is, chuck in hurricane, and it is not as splendid as we thought. is that a fair assessment? david: at the end of the day, know,figures are, you recently volatile and so forth. you have a reasonably strong which has been going on for a very long time, and world trade also has be

anna-lysa gayle is live in the area with the details. anna-lysa? the parkingonathan, restriction went into effect about an hour ago and already we are starting to see the police enforcing the rule. this is one of the first drivers to receive a ticket as a result. typical night in dupont circle, there are hundreds of people enjoying the bars and restaurants and lounges. dupont circle is known for its bustling nightlife and the traffic that comes with it. >> it seems to be really busy. a lot of cars everywhere. >> nowadays, it's car to car backups on almost every street. anna-lysa: the district department of transportation has implemented a possible solution, signs on new connecticut avenue from rhode island to dupont circle preventing drivers from parking between 10 p.m. thursday night, friday night, and saturday nights. >> we will create a drop-off pickup zone for vehicles. we will prohibit parking in the area. anna-lysa: some people are not happy about it because it means less parking spots for drivers. >> i think they need to go about it a differ

live from howard university, my almost modern, anna-lysa gayle, -- my alma mater, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: an old ironsides was not going unnoticed in this latest video. the uss constitution firing off left thesalute as it charlestown navy yard in boston. the 18-c sailed to nearby fort independence to mark the 220th anniversary of its maiden voyage. the constitution just completed a three-year restoration in dry dock. jonathan: one of the astronauts on the international space station had to be ordered back inside because of his emergency jet pack having a problem. nasa found the problem about six hours into the mission. he was working to replace a camera and lubricate a robotic arm. hundreds ofh, people reported seeing a fireball in the sky this week. the american meteor society -- there is such a thing -- said the flash of light could be seen from maryland to massachusetts wednesday afternoon and it happened as astronomers were preparing for the big meteor shower happening sometime later tonight. steve: it happened earlier this evening and will happen again i think we may b

anna-lysa gayle is live with how the community is trying to cope with us. anna-lysa? for many whoison, gathered at the nearby area, they wanted to show support and parade directly for those impacted by the shooting that happened here. stepping out of the way to give an idea of what things look like. right now things are calm, the crime scene tape is gone, but many say the pain will linger. you.ar god, we come to anna-lysa: pastors, grief counselors, neighbors, and neighbors bowed their heads hours radee prince shot five coworkers, killing three of them at the kitchen countertop company. >> we have a shooter at the granite place. anna-lysa: the company's manager described the victims as more than just employees. were all family. we've worked together for a long time. people will probably have a hard time dealing with it. anna-lysa: this person lives about five minutes from the scene of the shooting. she is troubled by the suspect's motive. >> i cannot wrap my head around will bother him so bad inside of three months that he would go in. we are happy he is off the stree

anna: what does this mean for a potential return? --t a deal, in time to say would a deal come in time to save them? >> can you repeat the question? >> i was asking if ppg are going to come back? >> bp will come back to some of the first. is can it feel so quickly. is it a secure deal is the question. you could say the challenges much higher to reach the deal. quite successful with the chemicals division. in a recent interview the ceo has said there is quite interest from people parties as industry players. ipo's should also not be ruled out. thank you very much. a reporter in amsterdam. that is it for the daybreak team. the rest of europe is higher at hsbc, keep an eye on that stock. anna: keep an eye on a just easy. london just waking up for another trading week. this is number. -- bloomberg. who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can ea

>> anna, you took mine. no... [ laughter ] i would say if you're interested in mentoring, it's such a powerful way, i think, to empower and inspire and kind of show youth, you know, like i mentioned before, how to get from "a" to "b", you know? so i think if you're interested in mentoring, look up ways and programs in which you can do this. i think that's been a big one for me. >> i'll recycle that. find an organization that calls, you know, in something that you feel passionate about and be involved in that. >> okay. >> and mine is volunteer, volunteer, volunteer. so give back to organizations like siren and others that do good work in their community. >> okay, thank you all for being here. that's all the time that we have for our television show. we are taking our conversation online, so you can find much more there. just join us at abc7news.com for our digital-only segments. back to you, cheryl. >> thanks, jessica. and thank all of you for joining us today. we are going to continue our discussion in an on

anna-lysa gayle takes us there. >> have a great time tonight. anna-lysa: the line wrapped around the pier thursday night, hours after a grand opening celebration with city officials and developers. the 200 thousand square-foot retailpa making for more than a decade. >> it's has been amazing. >> i'm very impressed. there are a lot of people here and it will be really busy. >> it has been lovely. fighters: tjhe foo were the main draw to perform at the new concert hall, the anthem. >> herei am. >> seeing them play something the size is something we wanted to do. anna-lysa: bob is the director of the wharf community association. there are enhanced security, including an for concertgoers. >> just make a sure people feel safe. anna-lysa: and the fund is not stop after the foo fighters leave. >> tomorrow we have go-go gadget, then saturday, then the conclusion concert is the amazing howard university gospel choir. anna-lysa: coming soon, phase two expected to be completed in 2022. to learn more about all the events, visit our website, wjla.com. anna-ly

councilman trayon white anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. arrest andight, an in unbelievable crime come a man accused of befriending a 22-year-old with autism so that he can steal money from his back account. the police finally caught up with the guy they say is responsible. kim profit also posed as the victim, depositing forged checks and depositing hundreds of dollars. investigators caught him thanks to tips from the public. serious warning about a growing problem, a skimming device found on an atm in hyattsville. the police a that it was spotted sunday night at the 7-eleven on hamilton street in hyattsville by off-duty officer, attached to a citibank atm. a similar skimming device was found a couple blocks away and a few weeks ago. the police say it's an important reminder to always double check for inserting your card into those machines. bill: night. good evening. leesburg, 52 right nowin d.c. we will drop down a little bit come into the 40's. we are for the most part cloud-free. one area to the northwest were we have the possibility of

live at howard university, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: new details of an accused killer bei alison: prosecutors say that richard collins the third was killed because of his race. tim barber has the latest. tim: richard collins had a promising life. vesta get us believe that it was cut short by a racist killer. >> it's sad. was suspect sean urbanski indicted on hate crime charges. >> think that had a role to play in it. tim: collins was murdered in may on the campus of the university of maryland. rotcowie state student and student was attacked by urbanski. >> i feel like it could have been any of my friends late at night. tim: after the murder, detectives discovered that urbanski was a member of a racistfaces to -- facebook group. if convicted, he could spend life behind bars. nancy: harvey officially resigned from the board of directors of a company as his brother, bob, is being accused of sexual harassment as well. the weinstein company said he repeatedly made unwanted romantic advances towards a woman. some of hollywood's bigg

anna-lysa: manafort and courtare due back in november 2. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: abc 7 is giving you an in-depth look at these cases with all the documents related to the indictments on line. read them through the abc 7 app. nancy: the police confirming an arrest war and has been issued in virginia for actress rose mcgowan on drug charges. januaryce saying in items left on a dulles flight belonging to mcgowan tested positive for narcotics. andwas in town that month the police reached out to her so county court. she has been in the headlines as one of harvey weinstein's most vocal accusers, saying that he sexually assaulted her. jonathan: the international academy of television arts and sciences will no longer give kevin spacey the international emmy founders award. an actor said that spacey made an unwanted sexual advance on him in 1986 when he was just 14 and spacey was 26. also accused of deflection by coming out as gay in his apology. that flicks says "house of cards" will end at the end of the coming season, but says the timing is just was a dental. bi

i am anna edwards. matt: and i am matt miller in berlin. we are getting headlines of fourth-quarter net sales at $2.1 billion. also seeing fourth-quarter gross margin around 44%. just a couple minutes ago, came out with this net sales for the third quarter. that is the reporting quarter. $2.45 billion, beating the estimate. margin,arter gross

anna-lysa gayle has the latest. the-lysa: nancy and alison, new details just days after emotional hearing at the courthouse. today family up every day to get justice. more toce are there was the murder, and for the first time court documents show there was. in addition to the murder charge, monday the grand jury indicted martinez-torres on rape charges. how does that make you feel? >> discussed it. she was a sweet little girl. i don't understand how somebody could do that. anna-lysa: torres is accused of wasching hassanen while she walking back to a mosque with a group of friends. it then assaulted her, struck her with a baseball bat, and dumped her body in a nearby lake. activists nationwide have expressed outrage. going to let fairfax county police just tell us this is a case of road rage. anna-lysa: a mother threw a shoe at torres at the first hearing. >> they want justice. torres is due back in court thursday at 9 a.m. he was indicted on eight counts. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. 7 firsttormwatch forecast on thi

anna-lysa: that is not sitting well with many in the community. >> [indiscernible] anna-lysa: tonight, some students are asking for increased sec release the names of the individuals that were involved with that group chat. live in fauquier county, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: will be interesting to see how that plays out. a woman loved by many being honored tonight after she was hit and killed by a car. alison: she has a grandmother who worked at the u.s. capitol for decades. tom roussey has what many say is her legacy. tom: such a sad story. d.c. police say vehicle was coming down 10th street, went to make a left on h, and hit jewel to a hall, not coming stop until there. >> she was literally the best grandmother you could hope for. tom: her family said she will be remembered for her amazing generosity and how she loved music, especially michael jaso her front porch has been a shrine. post" even wrote about it. >> everybody comes back wanting to dance. she gives out food. tom: she was a d.c. and graduate of anacostia high. she worked at the u.s. capitol for decades. late s

anna-lysa: in prince george's county, they lead and the mystic, sides. prince george's county, they lead in domestic homicide. there are enough men out there fighting women. it is time for women to press forward. nancy: effect this month to address domestic violence victims to request electronic minoring -- electronic monitoring of offenders. jonathan: prosecutorsin montgomery county will not charge tyler tessier for the death of his girlfriend's unborn child. a grand jury indicted tessier in the murder of teacher laura wallen. prosecutors say under maryland law they would need to show that the fetus was viable when wallen died and they cannot do that. an autopsy determined the fetus was 14 months old -- 14 weeks old when wallen was murdered. nancy: somebody was hit and killed by a car in seat pleasant. tim barber has the latest. tim: the driver stayed on the scene. that's the good news. pleasant three seat police officers blocking east capitol street, the westbound lanes where the crash happened, the collision with the pedestrian. a vehicle is still on

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. inson: a crime alert montgomery county where the police are looking for these two men responsible for a burglary in kensington. the police say that these guys got into that home along by using road something to smashed the glass on the sliding door. nobody was home at the time. they made off with some things from inside the house. jonathan: fairfax county police want you to look at this video. onould-be burglar caught video creeping onto the back patio of several homes in herndon. the police are looking into whether he is the same guy who has been breaking into homes in loudoun county. there have been 11 burglaries in that area. that these get into cars steel garage door openers and use the openers to get into home's. a man accused of breaking into way home and sexually assaulting a woman inside. kharirst told you about edwards' arrest, but some people are wondering why he was on the streets after other charges were revealed. tom roussey joins us with what he found out. tom? time edwa

i have aaron blake and anna palmer here with me. guys, you have the republicans trying to get past the indictment, the plea agreement, looking to get back on the agenda. one of your colleagues points out in "the washington post," by day's end, republicans had mostly settled on a strategy in line with the way they dealt with the president in as many controversies for much of the year. don't criticize or defend him too much. and establish distance from him when at all possible. how effective is that strategy? how does that affect their agenda? >> that keeps themselves out of the news but does nothing to slow down the news cycle. they obviously want to legislate, but it becomes so much more difficult when stuff is going on around them. this tax reform bill that will come out is going to have something for everybody to hate. i mean, we are -- >> calling it a tax reform bill seems to give it, does it give it too much? >> the it too much credit? >> the more it's towards tax reform, it's a hit. when you talk about taking away the home mort

anna-lysa gayle is joining us now. the union has been arguing for better safety for the drivers for some time, and this is another example. it was a: jonathan, scary moment for both the driver and passengers. me, that is where it except the passengers. just before midday, the police responded after learning about the threat. the suspect was arrested about an hour later at a nearby restaurant after he had apparently changed his clothing. >> i don't think it is secure enough. anna-lysa: bus riders have reason to be concerned about the safety after a man armed with a knife threatened to kill a bus driver multiple times tuesday morning for stop the police say he is devon he pulled the knife after refusing to pay his fare. waslatest problem on the x2 after another passenger threw urine on a driver in august. what can be done? >> the cameras are good, but it's good to have extra eyes on the bus to protect everyone. union vice president carol thomas says enough is enough. he wants more gun to protect drivers and passengers. p

anna edwards is in manchester. anna: thanks so much. by nickye conference morgan mp. did morning to you. thank you for joining us. my colleague was talking about more slots and falling into join -- boris johnson fully into line. the conservative party cabinet ? >> i hope that is what we're going to see from or us. that is what is needed. a unified cabinet position on these very important negotiations. we're all -- we are all basically behind. think he is speaking this afternoon so we will see what he says. the briefing says he will be loyal to every last syllable. of course, we will see exactly what he says. the proof is in the pudding and what he does not right. >> does this take away questions about leadership in the conservative party? i know the signs have been talking about -- maybe she wants to launch a bid. are there other contenders warming up in the wings? >> i don't think so. it is generally agreed that brexit may is to deliver 2019. the party members or early leadership contest, i think that will be regarded as something that is unhelpful when we have criti

this week, stephen colbert welcomed anna faris. she's telling all in a new book about her eight-year marriage to chris pratt. it was surprising when they split. it's even more shocking when you hear about anna feels about chris. >> during the decade or so we were together, we were happy and in love and we really are just regular goofballs. >> anna has put her eight-year marriage to chris into the past tense. anna admits she made minor re-edits in the wake of her split but still dedicates the memoir to chris. >> your wisdom and sprth have made me a better person. >> revelation number two, chris wrote the foreword after their separation. however he did not lend his voice to the audible version. >> when i was asked to write the foreword, i immediately said yes without thinking about it. boy did a lot happen between then and now. so much. like so much. >> revelation number three, anna was embarrassed and hurt when false tabloid reports of an affair between chris and his passenger co-star jennifer lawrence made the rounds. >> jennifer a

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and anna had not heard from her. and i said, "something's wrong." >> reporter: mark, his wife, anna, and christina's sister sarah all started calling friends including hunter. >> reporter: so your -- your oldest daughter ends up getting ahold of sarah? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and she says to hunter, "have you seen christina"? and he's like, "well no, i haven't since -- since friday." >> right. he figured she was with us or with her mom. >> reporter: hunter, who's living with her, doesn't say anything, doesn't call you? doesn't sound the alarm and call anybody? >> don't get me started. >> reporter: mark and anna continued to work the phones. eventually reaching christina's pal, steven nickerson. >> her dad had asked me if he had seen -- if i had seen christina or heard from christina. and i said, "no, and the last time i talked to her was, you know, saturday morning." and he asked me, like "who'd she leave with, and i told him it was enrique. >> and i'm like, "who's enrique?" >> yeah, because we didn't know enrique. >

please welcome to the show, anna faris, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi anna. >> hi! >> seth: i'm so happy to see you! >> oh, these things are always so comfortable, aren't they? >> seth: oh is it -- do you feel like in the lap of luxury right now? >> like social anxiety, perhaps. >> seth: well, this is -- let's just jump right into the awkwardness of writing a book about your life. was that a hurdle for you to get over to open up and tell all these stories to people? >> i've been able to hide behind characters for my career which has been such a luxury. and then i thought, "well, you know what, you know, maybe i have something to say." you know? and i could tell people about how lonely i was growing up, or how insecure i felt. or jealous. or whatever. and so i thought, "i'm going to write a book." [ laughter ] >> seth: how quickly into it did you feel that deep sigh that you just gave us? >> pretty quickly. >> seth: yeah. >> and now that it's coming out, i'm really proud of it, because i hope that -- i don't know. the idea of, like, a collective experience. like, th

anna-lysa gayle joining us from campus with that side of the story. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: jonathan, about 100 students surrender the flagpole this evening, praying and singing and holding a moment of silence. among the group, those who knew those directly impacted by the tragedy in las vegas. ♪ the death toll continues to rise in las vegas, howard university students remembered the more than four dozen people gunned down during a concert sunday night. for this las vegas native, they are also thinking about their friends and loved ones who live and work near the crime scene. at the property right next door to where it happen for stop luckily, she went home to hours earlier. we are searching to find, what can i do? i'm removed for my family, my friends. >> my friend's mom lost her friend, and some of my friends had friends at the concert. anna-lysa: they wanted to turn the helpless feeling into a call for peace. >> l anna-lysa: in the days ahead, some students about to search for solutions. ♪ >> can put our hope in our faith. anna-lysa: in the days ahead, we e