i am frank malik code. i am claudine wong. i think this is the weekend to get out. meteorologist rosemary orozco is joining us live with what to expect on the sunday. good morning to you, claudine. frank, we are working up with sunny skies. temperatures are climbing getting into the bay area sunday. a lot of 80s around the bay and low 90s expected inland. we will be warmer than yesterday and we are still looking at a big heat up in the days ahead. details on your sunday, plus what to expect for memorial day and beyond coming up in a little bit. san leandro police arrested a woman seen on video posting racist letters in a neighborhood. the letters were hand written and put on poles outside of five different homes in the heron bay neighborhood. all the victims appear to be of asian descent. the letter quotes the constitution and says if you were born in another country, return and go back to your land immediately and fast with urgency. one victim talked to us and says he
the highest ranking executive to leave amidst the 737 max crashes. china isreport saying planning to replace embattled chief executive carrie lam. australian markets back online. that s turn to sophie for what to watch and markets. little australian stocks changed after a two-day gain. plenty of corporate updates. a potential earnings downgrade looming. they maintained their fiscal guidance in the face of two reports from short seller j capital research. on itsnstruments slumped weaker than expected forecast, warning that customers are more cautious in cutting orders. it is back online after the enthronement ceremony. stocks falling 1.7% and wellington, led lower by power providers. rio tinto reviewing options for its aluminum smelter i. the deficit narrowed more than forecast. a quick check on bonds this morning, aussie and he read 10-year note s reversing course after a five-day decline. treasury futures slightly higher after cash treasuries rallied overnight on brexit un
the evil regime for their son s death. the college student died in 2017 after being detained and tortured in north korea for more than a 17 months. a new pentagon plan reportedly calls for all american troops in afghanistan to leave within three to five years. according to the new york times, the offer is eating made in peace talks and could lead to the afghans sharing power with the taliban. it would reduce the troops by half in the coming months. global news 24 hours a day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i m mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: i m vonnie quinn. joined by our audiences. vonnie: here is what we are following from around the world. u.s. officials preparing a final that president trump and president she easing jinping could look at. o an inside look let s get a check on major averages. we started high this morning. we have been coming back in. the dow jones industrial avera
speaks out, after he admitted kissing his dance partner, katya jones. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. mps return to parliament today after conference season mps return to parliament today after conference season and attention is likely to focus on brexit. steve baker has warned that at least a0 conservative mps are prepared to vote against theresa may s deal. representatives of northern ireland s two main unionist parties are meeting the eu s chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier. the democratic unionist party and ulster unionists held separate meetings in brussels. mr barnier recently called for less drama over the so called brexit backstop regarding the irish border. let s look at what still has to happen in the brexit negotiations on 18th october eu leaders meet for a summit where the withdrawal agreement was supposed to be finalised. however, this is not now seen as feasible and the focus is on a special one off summit that has been arranged for mid novemb
forth a test where unenumerated rights will be recognized if they re rooted in history and tradition. and why that matters, i think to your point can i i stop you? it s deeply rooted yes. and are those roots that are just deep? otare those roots that are deep that have been growing there a long time? [laughter] do you understand what i m asking? i fear i don t. [laughter] yeah, that s my fault. not yours. [laughter] is it, is it something that americans have cher itched for a long time, or can it be something that is a more of contemporary society? so when the court has referred too deeply rooted in history andio tradition, it has looked to history. now, how deep the history must be is i don t think there s a one-size-fits-all answer to that and how much contemporary practice matters but the important thing is, the court, and justice kagan emphasized this in her hearing. it means that the court is not simply doing what your role is, which is to figure out