he was last seen at one a-m on labor day morning. there had been a huge search effort.with friends helping. >>:he was an absolutely fantastic and happy guy who was very giving and when i first moved in here one of the first things they did was have a big party for everyone in the entire building for anyone who wanted to come. they had just moved in from the netherlands and wanted everyone to come meet them and see who they were >> catherine : other friends and family say they're still in shock.. tiburon police say the cause of death is still under investigation...but it appears to be an accident. as if we needed any more problems tied to the drought. now it's making an insect problem much worse. still ahead -- the invasion of the ants. and a plane full of people headed to london from las vegas get a shock when the british airways flight suddenly caught fire on the tarmac. >> gary :and the william sisters are a big big deal in new york. and the 49ers news >> brian :at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon we are not getting a break from the hea

this will be a close match. >> rick: a&m and the sun devils, i'll catch that, it will be a barnburner brian: you think stark and the trojans put on it arkansas state? >> rick: they're happy to be talking about something else, they want to play fast. >> adam: and 'bama versus wisconsin. >> brian: one in the ditch, that's what they want to do. >> adam: headline of the day? >> rick: shoot. that "hail mary," right there, mike riley, i'm sorely, that's how you play college football. >> adam: all right. bnl sadness in happy valley. >> adam: that will do it for this week. thanks for watching the dodge post-game show. here's a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs. over on cbs sports network, unlv and northern illinois. followed by "inside college football." next saturday home depot s.e.c. on cbs continues with number 9 georgia and vanderbilt, all starts at 3:00 eastern, with you a sotrader college football today. -- autotrader "college football today." september 17, broncos and chiefs and the nfl on cbs kicks off next sunday, doubleheader action, many see the dolphins and redskins. most w

is something really terrible to happen it would put a positive on m&a and -- a pause on m&a.n our history have over a thousand digital signatures in the month of august which is a leading indicator for deal flow. emily: thank you. we will be watching how the market conditions playoff to see if you are correct. that does it for this edition of bloomberg west. have a wonderful weekend. on monday, do not miss my interview with the cofounder of tom-tom. we will be talking mapping in the age of driverless cars. ♪ ♪ mark: good evening. 14 years after the attacks of 9/11, it is one of the most poignant days of the year. politics typically provide a moment to pause and reflect and it is a reminder of american unity. new yorkver reason in city, the sun always seems to find a way from out behind the clouds. here are some of the ways this september 11 was remembered

do you see a segment broadly at hp that could be transformed by m&a? i think you're are seeing an increase in m&a activity as our industry is changing. every 10 or 15 years in technology i see tectonic plate shifts. web 1.0 to now -- mobility and web services, we are on the cusp of another enormous change and when that happens the industry rearranges itself. we are back in the m&a game now that we have repaired our balance sheet. we will augment our core innovation internally, what we call organic innovation with m&a, but we want to be smart. emily: you mentioned tectonic shifts. do you think we will see more consolidation? meg: i think you will see consolidation which is what happens when industries get disrupted and dislocated. i cannot tell you how that will play out, but i am not entirely surprised at some of the m&a in recent weeks. emily: any sectors you think it will happen? meg: there is two kinds of m&a. one is consolidation of big, existing players. but also all of the new startups that are coming up, that are either going to go public and be

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a&m survives. arkansas falls to 1-3 on the year. >>> florida looking for 11th straight win over tennessee. will greer to antonio callaway. and look at this move. he's gone. 63-yard touchdown. florida takes the 28-27 lead with under 1:30 to play. three seconds left in the game. tennessee with a chance to win. from 55 yards out, aaron medley -- no good. florida wins, 28-27 to keep the streak alive. >>> elsewhere in the s.e.c., leonard fournette continues to fuel the early isemz heisman ta. 244 yards. nick chubb, a 12th straight 100-yard guam. another standout rushing performance, byu in the big house taking on michigan. and watch this run by davon smith. how did he get through there? just making the byu defense look silly. and here, get off me. 60-yard touchdown run. smith, refusing to quit. and michigan with a big statement, romming all over byu. byu getting their first shotout since 2003. >>> elsewhere in the big ten, ohio state scored a defensive touchdown in its third straight game, thanks to a p

. >>> number 15 arizona state,/texas a&m. aggies up 7-0. christian kirk returns it 79 yards to the house. texas a&m beating a top 15 team in their season opener for the second straight year, 38-17, the final there. >>> penn state and temple. the owls looking for their first win over penn state since 1941. jahad thomas, a beast today. 1935 yards rushing. two tds. temple scores 27 unanswered to upset penn state, 27-10. number 11 notre dame hosting texas. malik zaire put on a show. 66-yard td pass to will fuller. zaire, 19 of 22, 310 yards, three tds. notre dame hands texas its second-largest season-opening loss in school history. guy that used to be at notre dame, everett golson with number ten florida state taking on texas tech. texas state, rather. hands it off to dalvin cook. 28 yards to the house. right now, florida state up 42-10 in the fourth. 13th ranked ucla hosting virginia. josh rosen, the bruins first ever true freshman quarterback to start the season opener. looked real comfort nbl his debut. 351 yards, 28 completions, three tds.

&a speeding up or slowing down? guest: in order for mreally come down or decelerate , there would have to be a huge correction or really big deceleration of the economy. the fact is, at least in america, baby boomers are retiring at a really accelerated rate. they're going to be retiring at regardless of interest rates and stock prices. that is going to put a tremendous number of of businesses in the market over the next five years. i think if something really terrible were to happen, it would put a pause on m&a. otherwise, we see just volume continuing to be really strong. august was our strongest month in our history. we had over 1000 digital signatures signed in the month of august, which is the leading indicator for deal flow. peter, thank you so much. we will be watching the market conditions to see if you are indeed correct. that does it for this edition of bloomberg west. have a wonderful weekend. on monday, do not miss my interview with the cofounder of tom-tom. we will be talking mapping in the age of driverless cars. see you th

a&m survives. arkansas falls to 1-3 on the year. >>> florida looking for 11th straight win over tennessee. will greer to antonio callaway. and look at this move. he's gone. 63-yard touchdown. florida takes the 28-27 lead with under 1:30 to play. three seconds left in the game. tennessee with a chance to win. from 55 yards out, aaron medley -- no good. florida wins, 28-27 to keep the streak alive. >>> elsewhere in the s.e.c., leonard fournette continues to fuel the early isemanze heisman talk. 244 yards. nick chubb, a 12th straight 100-yard guam. another standout rushing performance, byu in the big house taking on michigan. and watch this run by davon smith. how did he get through there? just making the byu defense look silly. and here, get off me. 60-yard touchdown run. smith, refusing to quit. statement, romming all over byu. byu getting their first shotout since 2003. >>> elsewhere in the big ten, ohio state scored a defensive touchdown in its third straight game, thanks to a pick six by adoll fu

. >>> number 15 arizona state,/texas a&m. aggies up 7-0. christian kirk returns it 79 yards to the house. texas a&m beating a top 15 team in their season opener for the second straight year, 38-17, the final there. >>> penn state and temple. the owls looking for their first win over penn state since 1941. jahad thomas, a beast today. 1935 yards rushing. two tds. temple scores 27 unanswered to upset penn state, 27-10. number 11 notre dame hosting texas. malik zaire put on a show. 66-yard td pass to will fuller. zaire, 19 of 22, 310 yards, three tds. notre dame hands texas its second-largest season-opening loss in school history. guy that used to be at notre dame, everett golson with number ten florida state taking on texas tech. texas state, rather. hands it off to dalvin cook. 28 yards to the house. right now, florida state up 42-10 in the fourth. 13th ranked ucla hosting virginia. josh rosen, the bruins first ever true freshman quarterback to start the season opener. looked real comfort nbl his debut. 351 yards, 28 completions, three tds.

so you're going to see a lot of m&a but there's about 10,000 small companies that keep coming up withe new stuff and then you have the very large players that are able to take advantage of that and spread the product around the world. it's a great ecosystem and you're always going to see a lot of the smaller ones and ultimately many of them might get bought by the larger companies. >> good morning. i'm very interested in biomes. the idea of the importance of bacteria in your gut essentially. i'm wondering what you think the bigger trends are that we should be on the lookout for for years down the line. >> that's really surfaced in the last three or four years. many of them feel that the product on the market might actually do some good but they're more important to your body just beyond the gastro sbes y'all system. it can help your overall wellbeing. there's more in the gut than any other part of the body and a lot has been studied and especially the ability to look at dna of the individual bacteria is now giving us new insight into that evolving science. we'll learn a lot over the n

heading toward lawrence jones middle school around 9 a-m. >> pam: while crossing the street at medical center drive. a chevy tahoe hit them. throwing them 55 - feet. the girls were found with multiple injuries. one had a broken leg. >> pam: the 40 -year old driver stayed at the scene. and is cooperating with police. >> pam: air quality officials have already called for another spare the air alert for thursday. the third this week. and the seventh this season. they are encouraging people to carpool or bike to work. >> pam: the high temperatures and light winds combine with vehicle exhaust to create unhealthy ozone levels. and a lot of smog. >> pam: diane is here with details on what we can expect. diane. >> diane: high-temperature is in the 100 certainly add to that spirit there day as well. we do not have moisture and our air right now. that is why we still have two days left of the 100 degree temperatures. >> diane: do have some relief in sight creek however, we will not get a lot of rain out of it. we will give high clouds that will help cool things down picking up the win to speak.

and then i went to columbia as an undergraduate at oxford to do in a -- m a and finished up a the -- finished up at berkeley . >> why did you grow up in dc? >> they were refugees during the [ null ] occupation in vienna. they had relatives in dc and it was relatives who had to authorize -- or guarantee that they would be responsible for any people in their family who came over if there were any economic problems they would be responsible. i happened -- they happened to live in washington. >> and there you were. she put columbia avenue city oxford, how did you decide to go to oscar relevant -- >> i got a scholarship. so you were over there and studying something and at some point you have to make a decision -- >> it started when i was an undergraduate at columbia. i had a wonderful professor named mark oswald. he was a great scholar and marvelous human being. i took a course of his as a sophomore and i went into his office because he was very congenial. i said i'm not sure what i should do and he said well you did pretty well in my class. why don't you become an ancient historian. oka

but i'm getting calls and talking to palmer on the a. m. dial, a lot of folks lamenting the absence of the rain, which we need and the dry spell will continue. quite for the jersey shore -- 82 for the jersey shore. dewpoints aren't crazy, but flirting with 60, so you are feeling the humidity and it's contributing to clouds, also provides the way for a pocket of fog here and there each morning. 88, the high, above normal, and the normal is 75 and we're at 84 now, not a record but warm. sunset. with the static air mass and with the heat and humidity, the air quality has suffered and that's why there's an air quality alert for much of the area. there's the pollen report, dealing with ragweed and grass pollen. active weather pushing into the upper lakes. of what what happens, as you are nice and quiet this afternoon, warm and humid. friday, more of the same. then you get a sense of some clouds saturday morning. watch the top of the tv screen. here comes the front, looking impressive, and did you see that? it totally falls apart. the rain we need

a university spokesman says the university, florida a&m, has reached a $1.1 million settlement in the lawsuit. the family also reached a deal with the school for some nonmonetary terms. >>> mobile technology being used to give you forecasts, we also use human technology in the form of amelia segal. >> temperatures in the low 70s and 80s. washington at 76. gaithersburg at 81. you can always get your hour by hour forecast with our nbc washington app. tomorrow, a hot one once again. about ten degrees above average. high of 88. mostly sunny skies. it's noticeably cooler on sunday, high of 79. low humidity, breezy conditions, a really nice day on sunday. all in all, the weekend looking good. plenty of clouds on monday with the chance of a few showers and drizzle. 74. also the chance for rain on tuesday, mid 70s, fall starts officially early wednesday morning. >> all right. thank you. >>> let's talk about some mobile technology being used to serve school lunch, at least show you the menu. there's a new mobile app hathat allows parents to look at nutritional components of school luch lunches

a&m and arkansas. went to overtime last year, b.j., hogs on the board first. >> brian: brendan allen a passing team. >> adam: 7-0 the score so far. brandon allen nine are nine thus far. also from the big ten, cardale jones and company putting down 38-12 and michigan state pull away and get the win 30-10. coming up, we'll update you on number three t.c.u. and texas tech. a back-and-forth shootout in lubbock. we all feel the calling to build something great. and that's how they're made. ...no klondike ice cream meets candy bar. the best ice cream bar ever conceived. verizon has backup generators for most of their towers, so they're ready if the power ever goes down. (bird screeching) i wonder why they save those backups... and not just put them in the regular rotation. i bet if they just had the chance, some of those backups would really shine. no matter what happens, a reliable network has your back. geico motorcycle, introducing our 2015 nfl line up. get your favorite team's bud light can for game day.

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just before 1 a-m. a 20-year old woman reported that she was the victim of sexual battery. >> pam: the crime happened in the university library. ten- minutes later she called campus police. the police are not releasing any additional information at this time. >> pam: we will keep you updated as the story develops. >> pam: san francisco police are investigating whether an officer. sexually assaulted a woman last month. the officer and victim involved. are not being named at this time. >> pam: officials say, once the alleged sexual assault was reported. the officer was moved to a job that did not have contact with the public. and his gun was also taken. >> pam: a massive federal and state manhunt is underway in illinois tonight. a veteran police officer was gunned down today. catherine heenan has the details. on this latest case of an officer killed in the line of duty.catherine? >> catherine:f-b-i snipers and u=s marshals joined local police in searching homes, farms lake. that's near the wisconsin border

for continuing coverage of the valley fire watch our morning news starting at four a-m. to our website at kron4.com for all the latest breaking news. the one that silver lining is that the weather is going to get better >> brian :the winds are ramping up we are not going to have the hot and dry conditions as it will get remarkably cooler in the next couple of days. humidity is on the rise as well and on wednesday there is a weather system coming in which could bring widespread rain to the north bay and i am hoping that helps things >> vicki : that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow >>> the "weekend insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> we'll cover all the presidential candidates who are donald trump. everybody's weighing in on trump. everywhere you look, everywhere you go, everybody's talking about trump. >> no apologies. >> reporter: plus, a tennis star taken for a thief and tackled to the ground. this is blake, the retired t

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he was one of the first in his family to go to college a degree in animal science at texas a&m where he was also a member of the corps cadets and a yell leader so he has the science right and he has a business right and he knows how to lead inspirational way only. between 1972 and 1977 governor perry serve united states air force flying c-130 tactical aircraft in europe and middle eastern part of the world. he is a lifetime member of the national rifle association and the american legion post number 75. he also served as the commissioner of agriculture in texas and served in the texas house of representatives. he married his childhood sweetheart and they have two children griffin and sydney. we are delighted to once again welcome governor rick perry to the heritage foundation and we are delighted to hear from him today both about his ideas about how to improve america and his new book "fed up!" which we will have copies available for you in and which he has indicated a willingness to sign if we have time today. without further ado let's welcome to our podium governor rick perry from t

let's have a look on what is an m&a deal cooling down as much as a percent. london, zurich insurance having problems with its own general back ofe unit on the issues of that port explosion in china. u.s. auto exposure down 3% and rsa say they will not be buying it for more than 5 billion pounds. i wish i could give you volkswagen's numbers. it could fall as much as 10%, it is all about admitting ditch eking on u.s. air pollution tests for years. where does that leave the chief executive? volkswagen could be down as much as 10%. will bring that stock open when it opens. let's get your asia market wrap with zeb eckert in hong kong. zeb: another down day in the asia-pacific. look at the boards following on that 1% decline on wall street as investors interpret the federal reserve decision. the health of the global economy and china in particular. those concerns are driving markets lower. it is unclear exactly why stocks are rising. perhaps investors are betting on additional stimulus. the concern in the wider market in this part of the world is, is the chinese sl

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starting at 7 a-m. >> pam: coming up. new predictions on the el nino heading our way.ot about the expected rainfall. but the expected major problems along our shores. >> pam: the i-phone-6 hit retail stores today. and in some locations it was a quick sell - out. >> reporter: i will have your giants andas. highlights.' >> reporter: i will have your whether coming out. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >> pam: another bay area library is being shut down from bed bugs. we told you yesterday. about the pests popping up in an palo alto library. this time at the north branch of the berkeley public library. the bugs were found this morning by bed-bug sniffing dogs. they were in the downstairs men's restroom.under the desks of the public computers and in a chair in the adult reading section. this comes just one day after bedbugs were found at a palo alto library. the branch will be closed through monday for treatment. bed-bug sniffing dogs will be checking other library l

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. >> researchers at texas a&m have shown promising results by inserting a spinach gene into orange treesr to make them resistant against disease. but it's a race against time. orange trees can take years to be planted and bear fruit. meanwhile 80% of florida's orange trees are infected and could be wiped out in a decade. a citrus researcher is working on solutions to speed up mother neur nature. lik nature. this lime gets its ruby color from another fruit. it's another gene that produces the red color in grapes. >> but the color is not just for fun. it helps to figure out if the gene transfers have been successful. >> we started working with that gene to use it as a selectable marker. you could have a culture dish with cells, and you could go in and choose the ones that are colored. >> this is really a way to in the earliest stages know which of your plants are--have the gene of interest, which ones don't. >> these purple lines have a second transgene taken from the fruit the clementine. it's called the ft gene. this allows citrus trees to mature faster. he showed me a three-month-old tr

5 m project and being told their signing on a petition without their knowledge and consent this is misleading the public and other decision-makers like 9 board of supervisors make us believe there is hundred of people in support of 5 m it the deceiving we're trust to give community benefits how can you trust a developer that disrespect the public you need to hold forest city accountable this is an open process and not backroom deals third agreement development i also want to acknowledge the earlier comments 3 project will cause so much gentrification but from last week meeting by the time this development in the community benefits were in place our committee is gone so we need to think it through not just crush the numbers but impacting human lives the planning commission and the land use should be for the people and not for development not-for-profit thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a mariey i'm part of quatro i'm here are a whole group of people protesting the unbelievable amount of luxury housing bu

but this is about slowing growth at home and japan is kind of a theme that we've seen a lot with m&a ties. i want to talk about the money out there. we're looking at the third best quarter ever aren't we? and from what i see, either now the 3rd quarter of 2015, m&a is at 572 billion which is the best quarter since the first quarter of 2000 and people are trying to front load some of the purchases. especially if they think interest rates are going to go up and might be tougher to get access to financing at cheaper levels. >> it's been tougher for the companies to get access to financing. for example, remember that big deal, cablevision and altice, the dutch french company, they had trouble issuing the amount of money that they wanted to raise in the high yield debt market and that is a troubling sign for many of these companies who do want to go to the high yield debt market. >> you know, it's not like money is hard to access. >> they're paying up for it and that's the major take away because we're really late in the cycle. that is a point in the cycle where credit quality is going to

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you can watch fft latest on today in new york tomorrow morning at 6:00 a. m. >>> we checked on a minor league life. michael nolan was hanging out with friends in a burger king parking lot when she was shot. bullets struck his head and arm. police say they are not sure if he was the intended target but with. his parents are heart broken. >> he is a good kid, drafted by the a's. mike's not doing good. he's not.ewe have to make some decisions. he has a bullet wound to the head in police are looking for a car connected to the shooting. the only description is it is a pale yellow or white two-door honda. >>> eight days after authorities found a body stuffed in the trunk of a car police have made an arrest. officers took 34-year-old luis zambrano in to custody tonight. authorities believe he is linked to the murder of angie escobar in queens. he was last seen driving in the car in which her body was found. police discovered her body in the car near whitestone. >> it was i crazy. it was a sad situation, you know? >> no word on what charges he may face. chuck? >>> fo

but she was pronounced dead around seven- thirty a-m. deluca had been arrested thursday night...on suspicion of being under the influence of drugs and for having outstanding warrants. tragedy in the east bay. an artist was working on a mural today in west oakland when he was shot and killed. the mural is part of a community art project. police are still looking for the gunman. kron 4's justine waldman talked to people who were close to the victim -- antonio ramos. they say he was a man who was just trying to make oakland a better place. >> justine :beneath the beauty. of the mural antonio ramos..dedicated himself too. there is sadness and pain. the candles and flowers keep coming. all left here under the 580 freeway overpass at 35th street for the man killed here at just 26 years old. >> : i am ashamed of all of this violence i really am >> justine :his godmother came here to grieve. she's known him since he was a little boy. >> : he's one of my children, one of my children for him to be doing this art and not to even be caught up in it i

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>> m & a, relative to the size of the economy and relative to the size of the stock market, m & a is y about 70% of where it normally is. so m & a still has room to go up. and certainly that leads to good opportunities. not just on m & a but financing those transactions. it also is why -- one of the reasons why i'm so bullish on the private equity companies as well. i think m & a has a long way to go. you're right, i think goldman wins on that. i think morgan stanley wins on that. i think the private equity guys win on that. >> it's great to talk to you. thanks for coming on. and talking about this call. thought? >> no, i was going to ask him sort of a separate banking question that we're not paying any attention to but ultimately when the fed starts to raise rates, there's a lot of question about deposits at a lot of these banks and what impact that will have -- >> i think people are try to get more bullish on the banks for that very reason. >> i wanted to ask him, maybe we have a view here his arguments in favor of trading revenue and the border environments have absolutely come to

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it's happening in the orinda villiage at orinda motors, from 10:00 a-m to 3:00 p-m. grateful dead. >> gary: to nationally west. september 11th a should be outside the park in the back only on kron 4. five to one the seventh j. pp gets a little help often catches of the year. you see some pd best outing in the stephen seven lanes. we allowed two hits bruce pitches and the 929 years of age hanging in there pitching all year aaa sacramento brought in for a little cleanup duty 91 jazz dodgers lose just for the record felt half games past national league west. >> gary: all the sudden making a run for pro season ends to issue before nothing lead but the story for seven innings perfect game for kobe louis 21 up 20 down day is one more with the two hit shutout texas be the eighth four to nothing. football scores controlling big time. >> gary: raiders hosting cincinnati sunday and the question as well alden smith. of smith showed up at rater camp hits all the incentives for tough if you have a possible jail term a more than likely nfl suspension for paper $8 million greater si

. >> the texas a&m transportation institute says the washington region traffic is the most congested in the country. >>> talk about some terrible traffic. here is a look at the bay bridge where there is a backup several miles long. thousands are trying to get back from the shore after the holiday. in a power outage caused a 7-mile backup over the weekend from annapolis to the bridge. maryland transportation officials say the best time to head back to the shore is after 10:00 tonight. pretty late for a lot of us who have to get up in the morning. the latest news, weather, and traffic information at your fingertips. you can download the wusa app. >>> it's going to be a toasty start for the school year for kids heading back to class tomorrow. >> not going to feel like fall. that's for sure. howard is tracking rain heading our way. a look at your first alert forecast. >> first the heat then will come some rain chances as we head more to wednesday afternoon and thursday. we need some rain. it's been barely. most spots a half an inch or so. nothing near us cloud-wise. it's tough to find muc

fogging is taking place from now until 4 a-m. officials say, residents should avoid going outside.nd should keep windows closed to minimize exposure to the pesticide. -and we had cooler temperatures this afternoon but now we will have cooler upper 50s for a good portion of the inland valley and the south bay and the north bay as well. what we're dealing with here is a cooling trend because we have no right in the forecast we just have a weather system that is pushing all blow clouds in place and picking up our would squeeze--wind speeds quite a bit by 5:00 a.m. you can see all of the san francisco peninsula area and even across the heyward parts of livermore could get some light fog as we transition to around noontime the fog should burn off giving plenty of chance for sunshine but will not get as warm as it has been for the past couple of days we're in the upper 80s, but now we're looking at upper '70's san francisco and a lot of the peninsula stay at the upper '70's--60;s clear skies and then temperatures jumping from 78 on friday to 88 on sunday >> pam :in national news. a polic

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c-h-p says the crash happened around 6-30 a-m near westgate drive.southwest of navato. ou can see video of the scene from our partnership with a-b-c-7 crews are there blocking the entire road helping clean up the mess.a hazmat crew was also called in to deal with the spill. trevor >> pam: and phoenix dollar after another shooting on the highway for 11th in as many days + if the fall season arrived in the nfl celebrating with a huge party in the heart of san francisco city during the first verbal 50 we hit the streets to see what's being done to move people >> pam: all fans arriving got to the 2015 fall season if there are lots of people driven he did show that event. >> j.r.: you bet they did this place was rocking earlier and completely dead right now as that of the way you look off in the distance justin herman plaza keep in mind he would not see it now and would think about it now falls in the people in this plaza performances earlier now is the clean-up task nfl cruise getting this stage downfall and the silhouette looks like go to video as to what it looked like ear

tom, anti-trust concerns aside, it is a reminder this has been a healthy period for m&a. at has helped the u.s. equity market. do you see any signs of it slowing? >> m&a is really a sign of corporate confidence. companies have great balance sheets. i think the last couple weeks are giving people pause because you don't know how much damage is going to come from the real economy. i think these are temporary. i think to the extent fundamental, it's a great time to buy it. >> you still like health care and technology? >> that's right. i think you want to stick with the winners, health care, technology, consumer discretionary, even financials. i think as a contrarian, in the next 12 to 18 months, energy is tough right now. >> john, any other economic data we should be monitoring into the fed meeting next week? do you think the fed members have their decision? >> well, i think the european numbers this morning were good in terms of their economic growth and i think as far as mergers and acquisitions go, i think it reflects companies restructuring to fit in a economy that's grow

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and also a member of my staff, renee, texas a&m class of 2016. i want to thank her for taking time to be here today. both these interns from princeton and institute of higher learning, texas a&m we want to welcome and thank you for being here. today, what we've done is we've allowed ourself a chance to look at the deal that the president as a result of the corker bill, will -- we're looking at a disapproval act. i know that we have two other members of congress that are here and would be ready, i believe, one of them, the gentlemen, mr. gomert from tyler, texas, would be seeking and is seeking to be a member who would come and give testimony. mr. gomert i want you to know that we have received your amendment in the nature of a substitute that would -- we would engage you on. and i'm sure that she would use this time if she would choose to entertain this opportunity, the gentlewoman from new york, if she would choose to enter that into the record. >> i think we did that -- >> has that been done already? i'm sorry. i was gone for a minute. we're tr