. a wild day on wall street drops a >>. >> it is already being felt around the world. >> the market in japan is down 5%. hong kong down 4%. australia down 3%. cate larson is in the new room on what this means for your money. >> reporter: financial advisers saying there is no need to panic. you may actually want to take advantage of this week's downturn and

the wild day on wall street spooked many investors caught off guard. >> you don't know what it is going to come back. >> take a breath, take a breather. >> reporter: he explains that part of the reason is because the u.s. economy is so healthy. there is now fear about inflation which may spur the fed to raise interest rates quickly. >> the dollar becomes stronger, our exports become weaker so a balance between the two. >> reporter: an opportunity to buy. >> we feel it is a short-term market correction. >> reporter: he recommends that people loo look to invest in the

u.s. >> instead of going out ten years, maybe only go out two years. >> reporter: perspective is important. the moves have been minor in percentage terms. some good perspective there. an investigation into how he n equifax is on hold. no subpoenas ordered. the bureau puts on ice on how equifax saves data. >> several cars burst into flames after a truck hit them. that truck holding debris from

homes destroyed in fire storms. this morning, he ran into a wall of flames and saved others from a burning inferno. >> he is a hero. saved everybody's life here today. >> six people went to the hospital. sky 7 was in mountain view this afternoon where a police officer on a motorcycle was hit. the officer went to the hospital. the driver who hit him is cooperating with the investigation. drugs or alcohol are not factors. new at 11:00 a huge outpouring of support in pleasant hill for a high school wrestler recovering from a spinal cord injury. a fundraiser drew hundreds of people. >> reporter: with raffle

tickets, pasta tickets and baked they could. ng money any way >> we love ryan. we are ryan strong. >> reporter: suffering a spinal cord injury during a j.v. wrestling match three weeks ago. >> we all feel bad. you know at the end of the day it was a freak accident. nothing we could have done really. we are just here to support. >> reporter: the goal is to raise enough money to help the family buy a lower floor mobility van. the community is anticipating other needs that are about to come up. a gofundme page as well. ryan is making progress. arriving at a colorado facility last week and will remain there

next month. >> whatever they want him to do, he does it. and tries harder. >> reporter: and back home, a community pulling for him. in pleasant hill, lilian kim, abc7 news. fish and wildlife wardens want to find out if somebody illegally shot this bob cat. x-rays showed a broken bones and what appears to be bullet fragmentes. it is up now to president trump to release a democratic re-buttal. the president has five days to make a decision now. bay area congressman and intelligence committee member

er er eric swalwell with a respon the "new york times" reporting president trump's lawyers do not want him to meet with mueller. the ceo of pepco saying they are looking into doritos made for women. many women are saying thanks but no thanks. >> reporter: you hear that crunch? in a podcast with freak nommicss the ceo said men like to chomp down on doritos. women don't like to crunch too loudly in public and don't lick their fingers generously.

looking for less quiet doritos. >> i am not sitting there with doritos in my hand, oh, no, there is going to be dust on my fingers. >> maybe they should come up with doritos gloves. >> reporter: the president of women's march bay area calls us degrading and offensive. >> we are going to show them this is not okay. >> reporter: teaching marketing and brand management saying the situation calls for more research. >> there is a possibility that all of the negative comments are coming from people who wouldn't buy doritos in the first place. stay with us. chefs are showing off their

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ingredient. >> this is going to be onion and potato and then at cannabis to it to infuse it. >> reporter: opening the kitchen door. >> this is infused olive oil. >> reporter: isn't as easy to just tossing some weed in the dish. >> i use rossin, when you take cannabis, whether it is flower trim, whole plants and you press it between two pieces of metal that are heats. i will know how much i am putting down just through experimenting on my own, i will put a plate on to a scale and putting it down. >> reporter: when he is done, you won't taste it, but you will

feel the effects. anyone who makes money on the sale of pot must have a license. as of right now, aren't any specific regulations on how to deal with kitchen based businesses many operating in a grey regulator. in san francisco marina district, connoisseurs say you don't even taste the pot. >> you can turn it into garlic bread, turn it into butter. make gummies. >> a lot of people are looking for a new way to use pots. the internet is flooded with recipes right now. >> if you have cannabis infused boo an oil, you can use it for any sort of recipe. >> reporter: behind sous weed.

>> there is no aroma from it. it is sealed in the bag. so very discrete. >> reporter: they say cooking cannabis is the best way to get the most out of your bud. >> people think of stale bro brownies or baked goods, but we do everything we normally we could. >> reporter: from salads to smoo smoothies just need to know your dose. >> wait about an hour to get the full effects and that much you know how much to tolerate. >> reporter: lots of new ways to have your pot legally and eat it too. >> wow. who knew? >> so creative. >> taking it to a new level. >> onto the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel standing by.

>> we don't have any fog to speak of. when you take a look at the storm track, it is clear where it is going well to our north. under this big ridge of high pressure which is why when you take a look at average rainfall for february, haven't seen anything measurable. 4.5 inches in oakland. santa rosa should be eeg nearly 6.5 inches of rain. this is the average for f february. instead talking about warmth. notice the 70s, well above average and here comes the reality check. you are going to be dropping down to the 60s saturday through monday. until then, let's talk about the records for today. it was warm out there. 79 in san jose. 77 in san francisco.

76 half moon bay. all new records. we even had a few upper 70s in the north bay. unusually warm by a good 15-20 degrees. look at half moon bay, dropping down 46 degrees. a live picture from our mt. tam camera. it will get gusty in the hills overnight. wind concerns tonight through tomorrow morning. the north, northeastly winds expected to ramp up. increased fire danger. tomorrow morning, even at the lower elevations, 5:00 a.m. northeast winds. might be difficult driving towards the morning commute. notify napa.

keep that in the back of your mind. by lunchtime the wind begins to ease. low 40s to low 50s. cool enough where you need an extra layer. and for the afternoon, sunshine and warmth. i don't think it is going to be as warm as today. as you check out the accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s. warmer weather for thursday. coast begins to cool on friday. look what happens over the weekend. seeing the temperatures dropping closer to average especially sunday to monday when we see mostly 60s in the bay area. check out though temperatures any time you want minute by minute hour by hour. i have a theory here, may not be meteor logically base.

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i am not worried by my future right now. a time and a place to handle that. a lot of pride in wearing the philadelphia eagles jersey and i enjoy being here. zach ertz played a big role yesterday. seven catches for 67 yards including the game winning touchdown. >> an incredible feeling. the city of philadelphia deserves this. they have been longing for this for a long time and grateful to be able to do this disappointed patriot team flew back to boston. 40-year-old tom brady threw three touchdowns and a playoff record. gronk played well but the concussion he suffered may be

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