let's go from ipo news to the story on bayer. holsinger is set to want a breakup of bayer's pharma unit. we know they have had difficulty with the monsanto purchase and lawmakers. i always think of elliott at these types of sharks that start to circle when something is in bad shape. ruth: bayer is down 7.8%, and they have had a really tough time. the judge had to work on monsanto, but there is the final word she has not agreed to set aside, and others were looking at it. we do not know how much bayer had, but it is below the threshold -- matt: 5% threshold? ruth: 3%. they were looking for a split in pharmaceuticals. is going,how bayer and they are discussing to suggest, like they do not have success, but i think they are spending so much more time in europe, and companies are very cognizant of the fact. up,ermany alone, they went and it is possible they will sit across the table and have these conversations. matt: that is a very fascinating insight, ruth. thank you so much. always great to get you on the program. ruth david from

so, from all of us at bayer... thank you for trusting in us. then... and now. >>> coming up at 6:00 it was supposed to be a tax windfall for california, but one year in the promises of legalized pot seem more like a pipe dream. we'll explain what's blocking the cash flow. >> and new trouble for pg&e tonight, after an explosion sent a worker to the hospital and left a bay area neighborhood in the dark, those stories and much more coming up in 30 minutes on kpix5 news at 6:00. >>> who do you think is the most admired woman in america? >> according to a new gallup poll it is former first lady michelle obama. she ends the run held by another former first lady hillary clinton. clinton held the top spot for 15 years. michelle obama finished second to her three times before. thanks so much for watching at 5:00. >> veronica, paul, vern and i are back in about 30 minutes. >> see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs >> brown: on the cbs evening news this thursday, the hunt for a suspected cop killer officials say is in the country illegally. homeland se

pacific life and ihop withdrew or have requested that t son's , t some haven't, like mitsubishi and bayer. carlson maintains his comments were in where the my grant caravan is camped out. >> tucker carlson, we know where you sleep at night. >> reporter: carlson's views on. in november the left wing fringe group antifa protested at his home. fox news said in a statement attempts were made last month to bully and terrorize tucker and his family at their home. he is now once again being threatened by twitter by far left activist groups with deeply political motives. experts we spoke with today who cover media ads and sales more than a dozen advertisers pulling their fund sag big deal, but, jeff, if fox is able to find other companies to fill those slots financially, well, then as you can imagine, the show will go on. >> all right. jericka duncan, thank you very much. >>> coming up next here, a new issue for the nfl as new video shows a player in a violent brawl. this litin ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪

post will be their market share compare that to four percent for the other leading contenders like bayer for example or as a no fee or johnson and johnson but it isn't just the market punch if they can put the horse part of the ground that's behind this it's also glaxo smith kline's intention to beef up its pharma division and get new blockbusters going in the pharmaceutical business which gives probably if successful more yield than the more steady steady income delivering consumer health care business and it said that it will be for its balance sheet with this deal in order to be able to invest more in oncology investors thinking it a good idea especially the g.s. case you're going up by leaping up i should say by about seven percent on this occasion some people really welcome that move that we bought in front of it thank you so much. on the mobile division of japanese take giant softbank has made its debut on the tokyo stock exchange. it's was one of the world's biggest. ever i.p.o.'s valued at about twenty three billion dollars but shares dipped by as much as ten percent in early tra

kosta scoring the opening goal in a 2—1 victory kosta scoring the opening goal in a 2—1victory against bayer leverkusen. frankfurt‘s second goal was scored by serbian winner philip kostic. his first goal for the club since joining kostic. his first goal for the club sincejoining them on a kostic. his first goal for the club since joining them on a season long loa n since joining them on a season long loan from hamburg. in this, second placed lille survived a late comeback to win at nime. now, in the netherlands, vacuum is like scored a hat—trick as ajax thrashed bottom of the table graafschaap. they moved to within two points of the leaders, psv eindhoven. now, the italian golfer francesco molinari has won the bbc world sports star of the year award for 2018. in a worldwide poll conducted by the bbc sport website, francesco molinari beat the usa's 14 time world champion gymnast simone biles. he also saw the ukraine's undisputed world cruiserweight champion and the czech republic's double gold—medallist ester ledetska. he claimed his first victory on the pga tour and 2018 and 15 matches

this could pressure the maker to break bayer up. >> another one, basf, the chemicals firm has cut the 2018 outlook saying it sees it falling 15 to 20% over the year. a decline in the chemicals unit as the most cyclical unit and said trade concerns have seen them slow significantly. >> trade impacts hits everything even chemical companies are citing it. more of that at the beginning of the year also the export data that we have from the u.k. and china this morning >>> elsewhere, opec and its allies have agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels a day it's confirmed starting next month. iran which has granted an exception has called the move, quote, defeat for america's policy of meddling you can see we saw a little bit of a bounce in the energy complex. it was somewhat short lived and in general risk off sentiment prevailed overnight for the session. that is a picture for wti and brent this morning >>> abu dhabi ports and costco shipping have struck a deal that will see the chinese firm develop and operate a new container terminal in the uae. it's part of the belt and road strategy w

so, from all of us at bayer... thank you for trusting in us. then... and now. san francisco's population is booming. but housing construction is lagging behind. ktvu's christian cafton has the latest on a new report. >> reporter: san francisco's population is up nearly 2 and 1/4% even as the city struggles to make sure everyone has a home. that's one of the reasons the mayor is saying it's important to green light new housing as quickly as possible. >> the mayor is looking to get more affordable housing in particular to be built so people can afford to live here and stay here with their families. >> a recent study from california's department of finance shows san francisco's population grew by 6500 people from july 2017 to july 2018. the population rising to more than 887,000 residents. the city is struggling to keep up with the demand for housing. the city estimates by the end of the year, it will have added more than 3,000 new homes the mayor's office says that's why it's crucial to use the win fall the discoveredyear to buil market rate and affordable. >> we

. >>> and elliott management has taken a stake in germany's bayer. that stock higher, 1% on the day. larger story is that bayer is under increased pressure in 2018 the stock down about 40% this year carl, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> let's get to sue herera and get a news update on a busy friday hi, sue. >> it is indeed busy thank you, carl. good morning, everyone here is what's happening president trump announcing he will nominate william barr, former george h.w. bush's attorney general to serve in his administration in the same role. he also said he will nominate state department spokesperson heather nauert to be the next ambassador to the united nations. >>> time warner which houses cnn in new york city was evacuated because of a phoned in bomb threat police say after a search no devices were found all clear was given before midnight and the building reopened. >>> north korea foreign minister is meeting with china's president and foreign minister in beijing talks come amid lack of progress in efforts to get north korea to reverse the dr

janelle: the buyer-one santa deal was a huge deal -- bayer -monsanto. it's cornet a big chunk of the market on farm data. that has a big impact on who farms where and what. a big impact on food supply. that is something we should all take seriously. at the end of the day, we all need to eat. ben: it is one of the biggest german takeovers of all time. steven, is there something we have not reported on as widely as we should have? steven: the eurozone financial reforms that were taken up by the eu council. what was on the table there were things like a common budget for these 19 nations that share a common currency but not the common fiscal policy. a common finance minister. deposit insurance. these were all seen as important policy that could such strengthen the eurozone. there was this great window that was seen with the election of macron and this franco-german engine to drive this policy. they strengthens the bailout fund. but all of this other stuff got tabled. there was a huge debate between northern and southern european nations about what they wan

but some haven't, like mitsubishi and bayer. >> reporter: carlson's views on immigration and other issues have come under fire before. in november, the left-wing fringe group antifa protested at his home. fox news said in a statement, "attempts were made last month to bully and terrorize tucker and his family at their home. he is now once again being threatened via twitter by far left activist groups with deeply political motives." experts we spoke with today who cover media sales and ads say more than a dozen advertisers pulling essentially their funding is a big deal. but, jeff, if fox is able to find other companies to fill those slots financially, well then, as you can imagine, the aow will go on. >> glor: all right jericka duncan, thank you very much. brawl. >> glor: a federal judge today blocked the trump administration from enforcing new restrictions on immigrants seeking asylum. judge emmet sullivan also ordered the government to return some immigrants who had been deported under the rules. in june, the administration said gang violence or domestic abuse were no longer grounds for

post will be their market share compare that to four percent for the other leading contenders like bayer for example or as an all three or johnson and johnson but it isn't just the market plunge if they can put towards parts of the ground that's behind this it's also glaxo smith kline's intention to beef up its pharma division and get new blockbusters going in the pharmaceutical business which gives probably if successful more yield and the more steady steady income delivering consumer health care business and it said that will be for its balance sheet with this deal in order to be able to invest more in oncology investors thinking it a good idea especially the g s k share going up by leaping up i should say by about seven percent on this occasion some people really welcome that move there will be bought in front of it thank you so much. the european union has agreed on a plan to ban single use plastic a major contributor to c waste according to the e.u. commission around twenty six million tonnes of play. stick wasted generated every year in the e.u. alone less than thirty percent of wh

plate and bucket genius so laurie who is argentinian says it's an almost for royals santiago but in a bayer stadium to host such a big game but a shame to. lead us. i can't stop making reference to the causes that bring this match here that the match gets played with an ocean of distance from one a series after breaking lots of hearts which is what happened it's a real shame overall as an example for the children it's a shame that part of our society is dedicated to break everything and that nothing will let me limit that but i mean but if you all regrettably for me this match is lost transcendence in my heart is what i mean it's lost a bit of interest and it's a shame to say that but it's the reality and i repeat i hope the final and burn a bio helps to give a dignified closure to such a match and the best team wins one of boxing's biggest heavyweight fights in years will take place in los angeles later this saturday they aren't a wild enticing fieri have weighed in ahead of their battles at the staple center fury who is returning from a thirty month layoff tip the scales at two hundred fi

it's turned into a bayers' market with houses not being sold. >> the south bay seems to be the most affected by this. damian trujillo is live at a home that won't sell. >> reporter: that's right. they were hoping to sell this hope. 4,100 square feet at $4 million. it's now at $3.5 million. >> you have natural light, high end kitchen, very nice designer finishes. >> reporter: it's a pitch she and her partners have been making to potential buyers for weeks. >> oven range and hood, quartz countertops. >> reporter: the home on dry creek road isn't getting bidders and they're not alone. >> extremely rare. i haven't seen anything like that in the last ten years. >> reporter: valerie maine said the year started at a sellers market but recently a reversal. >> i am chasing the buyers' agents down asking what they need, do you have enough information about my property, would you like to meet me at the property so i can show you the home. i've never had to do that before. >> reporter: not in the last nine years. last year there were only 400 homes available. today there are over 2,000. some sate's too

so, from all of us at bayer... thank you for trusting in us. then... and now. >>> in the south bay, san jose's police chief says it's tragic that a 24-year-old woman was shot and killed by officers after a high speed chase early christmas morning. turns out, officers were chasing the wrong car. the woman's parents are calling for a federal investigation. david louie was on hand as both sides talked for the first time today. >> it was reasonable and justified for the officers to feel that their lives were in danger. >> reporter: police chief eddie garcia is describing to what led up to four officers opening fire on two women inside this camera that led police on a high speed fish. the women wore shot when the driver tried to back into a police car. vasquez was killed. a witness told police the suspects were in a white car. so police tried to stop it. >> had they not been in a stolen vehicle or tried to ram officer's cars, they wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: they were not involved in the shooting incident. the parents of jenny vasquez and m

a live look at y bridges, bayer bridge, looks -- bay area bridge is slow out of oaklands in to san francisco. the metering lights are turned on. san mateo bridge, not bad. easy ride as you head out of hayward in to foster city. the golden gate looks good. no delays from san rafael southbound in to san francisco. north, it is foggy in the petatuma area. a quick look at the richmond, san rafael bridge, a few cars in the toll plaza lanes, heading towards toll plaza, sluggish there, pretty quiet committing from richmond to san rafael bridge. >>> as we are looking at the rain for the most part moving out of here. it is well to our . tracking lo over gernville in the north bay. as we put this in to motion, the hi-def loop, see a few showers just offshore, lone, lingering showers, that might push in to the rest of the north bay. isolated showers as we start off the day. for the most part we are dry across most of the bay area. a live look with the sales force tower camera. the rain moved out and dealing with areas of fog. this is our sales force tower camera. south, see the foggy conditions out the

let's bring in bob bayer. good to see you both. is the white house compromised with this kind of relationship? >> well, fred, it's worse than compromised. i find this outrageous that he would be on the phone with the man accused of killing jamal khashoggi. weathering the storm, for me that transslagz i will help you cover this up. at this point in diplomatic communications, they should revert to the state department and there should be notes going back and forth written and an adviser should not be on the phone trying to comfort a man who probablyureded the murder of an american columnist. it's out ragious. >> is it doesn't appear though the relationship will change in any way. the president has always said that saudi arabia is important for really big deals. does this mean that saudi arabia gets to operate with impunity in the eyes of the white house? >> that's an important question and one that you are seeing opinions including lindsey graham trying to use congress's powers to impose some sort of consequences for what happened. i

so, from all of us at bayer... - [cell phone beeps] - stop! let's stop looking at pedestrians as a nuisance, and carless objects, and start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. we're all in it together. go safely, california. newsroom. it show a carjacking that may be tied to an escaped inmate from san quentin prison. you )re looking at surveillance video from the home depot in san rafael, last night around 9. it shows a man walking crossing the parking lot - and then car-jacking a silver s-u-v. >>> last night about 9:00, it shows a man walking across the parking lot carjacking a silver suv. police say the victim reported that the man acted like he had a weapon and threatened to kill the victim before taking the car keys. and you can then see the man drive out in the suv. police say it's likely that the carjacking suspect is mendoza. he escaped from san quentin sometime right around 6:00 p.m.. he was part of a work crew outside of the prison perimeter but still on prison grounds after the escape. >> now to the latest

by tomorrow morning it looks really blustery around the bayer. temperatures have dropped off to 40 in napa. 42 in livermore. and we'll probably still reach some 30s tonight before the winds pick up. it will actually kind of mix in more mild air towards sea level. tonight not the coldest night we'll see this night. but come tuesday morning and wednesday morning, patchy frost very likely. here are the wind speeds picking up around the coastline. eventually they'll turn gusty in the north bay hills and east bay hills as we head towards tomorrow morning. we have another wind advisory, where the strongest gusts will be on the hill tops. we could see 60-miles-per-hour gusts around the diablo range. notice how bayside locations here, more populated areas, contra costa, alameda counties, down into the peninsula, and even san francisco under that wind advisory, which is going to be all the way until 10:00 a.m. on tuesday. so an all-day and all night event for tomorrow, and those gusty winds will continue into new year's day. so tomorrow, the winds start t

we're not dealing with the chemical welfare inspired by monsanto and bayer. we've got the trump tariffs. climate devastation that's get manager serious by the month. we have a crop insurance program that is not just wasteful but fails most farmers and ranchers that i represent and indeed in most states. while i appreciate the legislative accomplishment that is represented here, i look forward to starting the next congress with chairman peterson to see if we can build on this foundation to narrow differences, broaden areas of agreement, to do better for our farmers and ranchers, better for the environment, better for taxpayers, and everyone who's. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mr. conaway: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize for a minute and a half. >> i rise in support of h.r. 2 an also strong commendation to our chairman, mr. conaway, for his many, many hear

novartis 14% of tear drugs, amgen, bayer, gsk, will all see increases. 5% is a lot if you're consumer paying it in a co-pay. connell: you would be in favor, i don't know if you would, free market as a general theme but in this case, what are we going to see? the government will crack down and president himself has been pushing for that shaming of the companies is not going to do it? >> i think price transparency the first step. we're seeing a lot more of that. dashboards on medicare, medicaid, consumer angrily seeing what they're paying which manufacturer is raising prices the most. california has a law if you raise prices more than six 10% it has got to be reported. we need more and more of that. connell: okay. >> ultimately competition will rule the day. you're right, shaming will if the president is watching he will shame more. we need more pressure from hhs. connell: a lot on his plate. i'm not sure if he gets on it. dr. siegel. thank you. >> good to see you. >> speaking what is on the president's plate and everybody's plate. the market up and down we go. 340 to the downside. down

plans, which we think are very modest, they do not impede in any substantiative way on the view for the bayer family. we will continue to have the clear glass railing around there. so with that, thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. >> i represent the owner. >> president hillis: pull the mike towards you. you have two minutes remaining. >> thank you for your time. so i just want to talk about real quickly the ethical issue that they were talking about. there's zero mention in the six-page letter that they submitted to a specific clause in the contract that says that that 2011 agreement applies to this proposal. the reason is, there isn't one. and i have the proof to show it, you know, back in 2011, their neighbor drafted a contract with this clause. essentially it's general language that says, look, this is an agreement that's going to last past this project, right? in response, we told their lawyer to delete clause 6.5 in its entirety. in the subsequent -- that clause was removed and there was no replacement clause. subsequently, that same agreement was executed and distributed to all p

. ♪ david: reuters is reporting that nearly 30 big drug companies including bayer, novartis and amgen intend to raise prices in the next month, posing a new challenge to president trump's pledge to lower the cost of prescription medications. is this going to make senator warren's idea of creating this government drugmaker more appealing? what do you think? >> i think there is no way this idea of the government producing and also pricing drugs makes any sense whatsoever. all she needs to do is go to china, go to russia. look how state-owned enterprises almost always get it wrong, end up making things much more expensive and, basically, the taxpayer pays for it. i'm kind of shocked, actually, with the drug chain and system being so complicated that she would offer up such a sort of hare-brained idea. >> first of all, medical care is very cheap in russia, i would just make that note. [laughter] david: to stay alive. >> the travesty of elizabeth warren trying to grab attention in her bid for running for president, there is a serious role for the government who's sat on the sidelines and h

tonight ♪i'm comin back home ♪ david: reuters is reporting that nearly 30 big drug companies including bayer, novartis and amgen intend to raise prices in the next month, posing a new challenge to president trump's pledge to lower the cost of prescription medications. is this going to make senator warren's idea of creating this government drugmaker more appealing? what do you think? >> i think there is no way this idea of the government producing and also pricing drugs makes any sense whatsoever. all she needs to do is go to china, go to russia. look how state-owned enterprises almost always get it wrong, end up making things much more expensive and, basically, the taxpayer pays for it. i'm kind of shocked, actually, with the drug chain and system being so complicated that she would offer up such a sort of hare-brained idea. >> first of all, medical care is very cheap in russia, i would just make that note. [laughter] david: to stay alive. >> the travesty of elizabeth warren trying to grab attention in her bid for running for president, there is a serious role for the government who's sat on

sports oldest team with a new record for it we're talking of course about the teddy bear toss when riley bayer barber story of the hershey bears fired in the team's first goal of the night and showered the ice for thousands of cuddly toys nearly thirty five thousand of them bring down total smashing the previous record by almost six thousand its all for a good hospital toys are collected up and donated to children to charities. for. ok time for business now chris office area with warnings about the risks kristoff of using chinese technology that's right assuming the european union should be worried about who are why and other chinese technology companies because of the risk they pose to the box industry and security that's the word from technology commissioner and i'm said today japan is the day this country reportedly planning to ban government purchases of telecoms equipment from hallway and another chinese company is that over security concerns meanwhile might want joe the who or why your fellow who was arrested on saturday is to appear in court later today. in a few hours time and one jew

we're not dealing with the chemical welfare inspired by monsanto and bayer. we've got the trump tariffs. climate devastation that's get manager serious by the month. we have a crop insurance program that is not just wasteful but fails most farmers and ranchers that i represent and indeed in most states. while i appreciate the legislative accomplishment that is represented here, i look forward to starting the next congress with chairman peterson to see if we can build on this foundation to narrow differences, broaden areas of agreement, to do better for our farmers and ranchers, better for the environment, better for taxpayers, and everyone who's. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mr. conaway: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize for a minute and a half. >> i rise in support of h.r. 2 an also strong commendation to our chairman, mr. conaway, for his many, many hear

is the market is down enough that the strongest first rally is going to be just enough to keep the bayers on their toes, but they don't tell you where it's headed. >> we should also say this is the biggest points gain for the dow. the last one we took out was 936 october 2008 that wasn't a great warning sign of a good things to come for the next couple of months. barbara, what is your take were we due this are we deploying more cash going forward? >> it's still a little premature. this is very encouraging because the bottom is being put in place here because i'm in the camp that we're not heading to recession and the market is discounting recession and worst case and has been oversold for a while and when you've had this much damage psychologically it will take some time but when you look at monday with the extreme panic, the put-to-call ratio was at a high. i think we're bottoming in here somewhere. i think you could start deploying capital this week, not aggressively, because this is not going to be a straight shot up i think -- yeah. >> that's been the hole debate in all of this. >> it

bayer to increase prices some 5% on six drugs. mostly their birth control medication. allergan, glaxosmithkline, amgen, astrazeneca, bio again reporting to plan price increases in 2019. that can hit patients who this year, by the way spent over $360 billion on prescriptions that is a 6% increase over last year. many health care officials will argue that consumers don't feel the increases because of rebates and discounts that are offered but the ceo of eli lilly disagrees. >> drug price inflation reported last year in the u.s., .4%. so we don't have a drug price increase problem to the system. we have a drug price increase problem to the patient. why? because they're paying list prices. >> insurance has consumers paying full price rather than the negotiated price. neil, as you know, this has political ramifications for 2020. it is actually a bipartisan issue but lowering prescription drug prices is what president trump promised us back in 2016. neil: thank you very much, lauren simonetti. just an update right now happening as we speak at the white house. the president i