then you go to the delaware river side, burlington county, in the philadelphia media market, an entirerent ballgame. you have to decide what you will do with both those districts in mind. in the past, the ocean county portion of the district, which is smaller, actually had more sway because republicans had a much larger advantage. in our polling, we are seeing that it is being offset other democratic enthusiasm in the burlington portion. that is why this race is so close. >> obama won the district in 2008 and 2012. 2016.won it in is this a tossup at this point? is, which isely where we are fighting districts country. around the a lot of. of these types of obama-trump districts in the midwest that are a tossup, because the trump change.ant to so they are looking for somebody who can bring change, and sometimes that also means be incumbent congressman could get tossed out. i don't think in this case it is a reason why this is close, i think it is because of the democratic portion, but that is what makes this race interesting . >> andy kim is very well-financed in the campaign, but he rea

burlington is up and tjx is up 12%.oss is up 11% you know retail has been having troubles of late in part because of issues involving amazon raising the employee pay now, most of that is because when these companies reported the latest quarters, their numbers were fabulous. that's why i don't think his piece is going to be right tjx saw same-store sales increase 6%. that translated into a 12 cent earning speed. that's big business was great guidance was better. what drew the strength booming customer traffic ceo ernie herman explained that and i quote, we have been attracting new customers to our divisions, a significant share of whom are younger customers, end quote. every analyst loved this quarter except for jay sol they were up against tough comparisons. they translated into a major earnings beat, up 51% year over year and the company raised full year guidance for the top and bottom line. 5% same stores sales growth, wall street 2.7% a nice top and bottom line, a gigantic buyback ross boosted their store growth, loo

burlington coat ( james ) thanks lydia. ( james ) this just in to the kron 4 newsroom.e how mangled the cars are. it happened early this morning at the intersection of rohnert park expressway and country club drive. police say one of the cars was split into two pieces. the driver of that car was killed.police are investigating the cause of the crash. ( darya )(ááboxesáá) a new report says there is ánoá data to support the claim that the hunters point naval shipyard is safe. the report released by "the committee to bridge the gap" says most of the site was never tested for radioactivity. and they claim that many of the results from the areas that were tested were faked. the committee met with people who live at the former shipyard to show them the results of the report. bridge the gap plans to release three more reports in the coming weeks. the u-s navy has not commented on the reports. ( darya ) all residents who had to be evacuated after the vault fire in bay point have returned home. we brought you this story as breaking news yesterday on the kron 4 morning news... 4-

that was the university of vermont in burlington. susan: and she had a great love of animals? jennifer: yes, they had three dogs. many animals throughout the years. her most famed animal is rebecca the raccoon, who she had and they had a variety of dogs and cats in the house. susan: your grandfather john had a brother who died in the white house. so let's close by telling the story because it's a real tragedy, during the reelection campaign. jennifer: yes it was. ,the boys were playing. they were 19 years apart -- excuse me, 19 months apart and they were playing tennis on the white house grounds. calvin junior developed a blister on his foot. that was treated but it became infected. the infection started to drift -- spread to his body and they had no antibiotics. so, a week after getting the blister he died at walter reed hospital of sepsis. susan: he was 12 years oh? jennifer: he was 16-years-old. susan: what is the family lore about how that impacted the presidential family? jennifer: i believe that it put a lot of pressure on john. he was seen as the only remaining child. i

we can see there is at least one light now on inside burlington coat factory. it's unclear if there is power back in the other stores that were impacted. the mall opens at 8:00 a.m. >>> according to the examiner, the board of supervisors put the brakes on $200 million. supervisor mallia cohen says she wants more answers before approving the money. this comes after two cracked steel beams were found last month forcing the center's closu closure. >>> radioactive contamination at hunters point could be more widespread than first thought. it has been making headlines after allegations surface thad fake soil samples were collected. some are concerned about what they say is the unjust treatment of the community. of concern about people of color who live close environmental racism. >>> a man sexually assaulted a woman in a restroom stall. a woman in her 20s was jogging through jose avenue park wednesday morning when she stopped to use the restroom. a man followed her inside, pushed her in a stall, and assaulted her. he is believed to be a transient ad may have been ri

this is due to be news live from burlington germany prepares for a political shake up it's election day a very a one of the country's richest and most conservative states but voters are in a rebellious mood and there could be a serious aftershock in fairly also coming up. a new deadline looms in syria that do militarized zone to protest civilians to protect civilians is due to take effect on monday but there are reports hardline trying times have yet to stop withdrawing . and thousands turned out as pope francis canonized his two of the catholic church's most prominent figures pope pulled the six and the murdered salvadoran archbishop off scot romero we ask what message the pontiff is sending. egypt to money welcome to the program all eyes in germany are in bavaria today as people they head to the polls in states elections the vote is an important. government after a difficult year for coalition now but very is not just known for its beer and laid a hose and it's germany's biggest state and an economic powerhouse and traditionally conservative in fact the conservatives haven't lost an e

scott dithered his democratic opponent in next weeks election in an event hosted by wcax tv in burlington. the cook political report lists this race as solid republican. ♪ >> hello and welcome to campaign 2018 governors debate. >> tonight the two major party candidates for governor face off in our wcax studio democrat christine hultquist and republican phil scott. >> we have team coverage. >> also gave an is in the studio monitoring facebook and twitter to see what you are saying about the debate. >> if you something to say use hashtag wcax debate. >> but first let's get to know the candidates. christine hallquist is a democrat. she won a four-way primary in august to be a prick she is the first transgender major party candidate in america to run for governor. she is the moderator of the town meeting day in hyde park and a former ceo of vermont electric co-op. she is married with three kids, she is 62. republican phil scott is the incumbent. he is running for his second term. he beat one challenger in the august primary, used to own a construction company. is a time racecar driver at thun

he's the chief of police in burlington, vermont. he knows this issue all too well.ored he joins us now. brandon, thank you for what you wrote. her obituary -- >> thank you very much, stephanie. >> clearly struck a cord with so many of us. it struck a cord with you too. why? >> well, you know, one of the things that cops will tell you is this happens all the time. that women like maddy are dying every day. and there's so many things we could be doing about it that just actually are going undone. and when "people" magazine picked up the story, that was a turning point for me. that was a magazine that doesn't like to talk about ugly difficult things but they did and it took maddy to do it. i said, why did it take so long? this should have been talked about years ago. >> walk us through that. you have seen firsthand how much damage the opoid crisis have caused to communities across the country. from 1999 to 2016, more than 200,000 people in the united states died from overdoses related to prescription opioids. those are massive numbers. and to your exact point, it took

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ces found high levels of cadmium sold by seven bay area retailers, including american one, burlingtonfactory, nordstrom rack, papaya, tilly's, walgreens.over half the high cadmium jewelry items came from ross.they contained between 40 and 100 percent of the toxin.sot: customer// " ces sent legal notices to 17 companies for failing to warn customers. ( dave )warm and pleasant...but strong offshore wind developing. could be another red flag warning coming. your forecast is next ! legs feeling sluggish? that's your body calling. answer the call with protein and iron to power those muscles. special k protein has those muscle-loving nutrients, made delicious. special k. powering you. find a world of inspiration. find something you love today. unique selection. unbelievable prices. homegoods. go finding. look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)slightly cooler weather is expected today, compared to what the area saw on friday. renewed offshore flow will then result in widespread warm and dry conditions from sunday through tuesday of next week. no rain is expected through

this is the news line from burlington the president trumps supreme court nominee wins crucial backing two key senate has pledged their support for judge cover no he could be confirmed later today the senate is due to vote on the controversial nominee despite allegations of sexual misconduct. in formula one bridge as he was hamilton takes hold position for mfi duty in japan while sebastian vettel ensure our we continue to wobble.

then the front moves through chicago, late-night tonight, and then cleveland, buffalo and burlington by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. by that time, most of the wind energy will be in canada here on the east coast. it will be another warm day ahead of that front. david? >> meteorologist rob marciano, our thanks to you. >>> and overseas tonight, to indonesia. first, the deadly earthquake and tsunami, now word of that volcano now erupting. abc's james longman making it to the center of the devastation tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as sulawesi's residents pick through the remains of their lives, we're seeing first-hand the absolute destruction from that magnitude 7.5 earthquake and the devastating tsunami that followed. in this part of palu, nothing stood a chance. this is the part of the beach where that wall of water came to shore. everything stripped bare in this home, only the toilet remains. and take a look over there. a tanker, thrown up onto shore like a toy. more than 1,400 are dead. thousands injured. desperate residents scavenging for any food they can find. in nearby donggala, baby ga

burlington, vermont, doing very, very well economically. rural america, farms going out of business, et cetera. we got to do a lot of thinking, but i would hope at the end of the day, we understand that health care is a right, not a privilege. that the function of health care is not to make huge profits for insurance companies and drug companies, that there's something obscenely wrong when we spent twice as much per capita on health care than other nations. thank you again, senator, for calling this meeting. >> thank you, senator sanders. i'll provide a brief introduction of our panel and invite each of you to give a five-minute statement and do some questions. first i'd like to introduce the wyoming commissioner, tom glaus, he was appointed commissioner of the wyoming department of insurance by governor meade. and he has a deep understanding of the elements that drive health care costs in the state of wyoming and is an active participant in several committees and working groups at the national association of insurance commissioners. he's a

events of the past summer but not all that surprising either given tickets were distributed through burlington's youth football clubs hardly the toughest critics they flocked to get a glimpse of their favorite stars taking twenty course the last minute thomas miller don't forget then to forget. even thomas millar a poster boy for germany's failings this summer and fall by munich's current struggles support for pines clutch of national players isn't what it used to be. a shake up of the squad never happened but i guess it doesn't make sense to change twenty players. needs a break he's had it is scope's is not good to us all so i would mix things up a bit more and bring in some younger players from different clubs. but the only genuine newcomer is a start but fans i'm most excited by leave royce sonny. brandt and the team of venom may have more experience but they get to produce their best for you if you live side. should and give up they need to play more you join. up. to do their thing and we'll win games. for the time being fans remain skeptical this open training session was the first step tow

yesterday we had temperatures of 18 degrees in burlington.y winds, and by the end of the week, the wind direction changes to more of a northerly that will draw down so much colder air by friday. at the moment we are south of these weather fronts here, so we are in the mild error, this envelope of milderair are in the mild error, this envelope of milder air with high—pressure shaping our weather. we have a northwesterly wind drawing in a fair bit of cloud, meaning the best of the sunshine in southern england and south wales. much more cloud towards the northwest, more rain gathering in the southwest of scotland. probably not as windy on wednesday, maybe feeling a bit warmer. temperatures up to 16—17d. heading through the evening and into overnight, more rain arriving in the southwest of scotland, particularly over the highlands. we will see some cloud coming further south in england and wales. moving into thursday, and there will be more cloud across the uk. winds picking up cloud across the uk. winds picking up ahead of this rain developing m

to get a taste of how bad relations between ankara and burlington have being let's go back to early. two thousand and seventeen that's last year of course in common and uncommon from president at a one off to germany. refused to permit campaign speeches in german cities by adding one and other such politicians let's listen to what he had to say. germany you have no relation whatsoever to democracy. season. and you should know that your current actions are no different from those of the * period. good luck with that kind of thing several times that's not just an isolated occasion it gives one the impression that president and one is a man who cannot be trusted. that he could turn his back away from europe and european values values of the west at any time. exactly and it's not just by discourse but it but by his actions policies -- that speak to this is known to make you know you'll turns he's known -- to sort of not not to be reliable and therefore i think what needs what needs to be done from the german perspective is for for the german government to stick to its own. principles and

this is daily news live from burlington u.s. senators react to the f.b.i. report on president trump's supreme court nominee republicans say there is nothing in it to corroborate sexual assault allegations against spread to top democrats criticizing the product of an incomplete investigation bring you the latest from washington also on the program a range of western countries including the netherlands and the united states accuse of russian agents of launching cyber attacks around the world with targets set to include the un's chemical weapons watchdog. cristiana rinaldo is left out of portugal's squad that same captain will not play in next week's two international matches this comes amid allegations against him you'll hear from one of the journalists who broke that story. and phil gal welcome to the program united states senate is a step closer to confirming president trump's nomination to the supreme court yet be i reports into allegations of sexual assault against a judge brack kavanah house not been shown to senators in private republicans say it contai

white toyota tacoma crashed into the transformer and a scissor or lift located right next to a burlingtonat factory store. burlington coat factory and several other stores, between 10 & 15 stores have no power to the food court.we still don't know the cause of the crash or whether it was intentional.reporting live in milpitas, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (grant) five days after her parents were found shot to death, there is still no sign of 13=year=old jayme closs.the girl was apparently present at the apparently present at the home when her mother and father were shot to death at their home in rural wisconsin. tonight we know a little more about what deputies found at the scene.(vicki)and the surprising request from the county sheriff.ryan o'donnell is here to tell us about it. ryan? (ryan)the sheriff says he's never heard of a similar crime in barron, wisconsin... a farming community two hours by car from the bright lights of minneapolis.he says, nos is the time for its 35-hundred members to take a hard look at each other. one=hundred citizens volunteered to search the roadsides near the

tuber5 are completely up to around 60, maybe even 17 degrees. 18 today earlier on in burlington.west of scotland towards latter part of the day. term5 scotland towards latter part of the day. terms of whether the letter on thursday. ahead of that, a lot of dry weather and a bit more clout for him and wale5./ i'm rather more limited. again part5 him and wale5./ i'm rather more limited. again parts of east yorkshire and wiki5 europe should do fairly well. to preserve of the quite as high at rain arriving in the northwest is: turning much weather towards the end of the day. the rain comes on a weather front. it will push his way southwards during the evening over night into friday morning in not much rain, as it moves southwards but behind it we draw down wins on away from the arctic and this is with the cold air it really 5tarts arctic and this is with the cold air it really starts to arrive during product. quite civic it when she offer that know what happens: will be some sleet and snow over the high ground ina be some sleet and snow over the high ground in a fairly from the showe

lulu, ollis and burlington and i like under armour.consin. >> caller: granite construction. >> i was looking, i don't like this group it is too hard they need infrastructure built and they don't have it trent in california. >> caller: how are you doing >> i'm doing well. >> caller: thanks for taking my call starbucks. >> stock acted weak today. buying back stock left and right. i don't want to buy it until i see this quarter being booked, because i think it is just going to be okay how about brian in texas. >> caller: brian, in texas, always surreal talking to you, my first question comes with love, how many seconds on the clock before the cowboys won >> good for you. detro detroit snaked it. what's up? >> caller: last wednesday, my utilities were down so much. i was terribly in the house of pain but i raised some cash and that covered some sins buti have what i think the bes utility out there. why do you think the utility etf is outperforming. >> what stock? >> caller: con ed. >> it is really good let's go to dan in new york. >> calle

has happened under title vii in every circuit says you can't do it because as this court found in burlington, that isn't what the agent klaus does. it responds to the liability. >> that point was made by the majority of circuits who ruled in your favor and they still have to deal with the meaning and this dealt with it by addressing liability however thr they dealt with it. your meaning doesn't do away with it. >> we have a complete disagreement with the government on what the aging clause does and it incorporates responding to the liability that we the employer liable for the agents activities. the governments sa government ss asked another category of people who do not been previously identified as employers. anyone who is now a new employee aremployeris subject to liabiliu can tell it causes death mischief. >> no agent involved in the case why should the court address that language? >> everyone has agreed into the respondents have conceded in their briefing on page 32 that the phrase also means it has to carry the same meaning with respect to both so you can't just jump over one and not a

[cheering] i live 40 miles from the canadian border in burlington, they've got healthcare for all. if every other major country honors understands that healthcare is a human right, here in the united states, we are going to do the same. [cheering] the american people understand, despite the power of the drug companies and insurance companies, they understand that it is something fundamentally wrong with a system in which today, 30 million people have no health insurance, even more are underinsured with high deductibles, a nation in which we pay by far, the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. you want to hear crazy? crazy is that one out of five americans were to their doctors and get a prescription, cannot afford to bill the prescription. that is crazy. [crowd boos] at the end of all of that, we had up paying twice as much. capita for healthcare as the people of any other country. with the american people now understand is that we have got to expand to care to cover all of us through a medicare for all single-parent program. [cheering] single-payer program. [cheerin

. >> similarly women say they were assaulted at the burlington location. one women said he licked her and had nonconessentialial -- nonconsensual sex. >> what we are doing is getting them all together and locking arms and telling this company what they did was wrong and they need to be held accountable and change. >> massage envy has a tab called commitment to safety. >> we believe one incident is too many. >> the company said they are trying to top sexual assault, some we are say they were too vulnerable and an easy target. >> are you fearful of getting a massage? >> i will probably never have a professional massage for the rest of my life. >> the ceo referenced in the video seems to admit there was a problem. >> we asked repeatedly and they said they would not comment. and the individual locations we pointed out. and we were told the manager would call back and they didn't, the alameda location we were referred to corporate and that didn't give us information. >> and the attorney seems pretty adamant it is happening and they are covering it up. >> they a

see increasingly in the democratic party from 2018 into 2020 as the party tries -- raymond is in burlingtonlats, new york. go ahead. and rncwhat does dnc stand for? dnc could be democratic national committee are democratic national convention, and the same thing for republicans. rnc could be the republican national committee or the republican national convention, as we get into 2020. host: you talked about republican strongholds in new york state. how does new york city play into that? it's mostly a stronghold for republicans. the 27th district upstate is a republican stronghold donald trump won handily. you can see some republican strongholds on long island, but new york city remains a bastion of liberal, democratic power, except for the 11th district, the district primarily on staten island, where we are seeing an interesting race between incumbent dan donovan, who is being challenged by max rose, the democrat. it looks like the republicans , but ittain that seat may because. staten island is the only bastion in new york city of conservatism. we forget, because we have had republican mayo

also, burlington, a berkshire company having blow out number stronger economy as they have seen >> rear-view mirror. >> rear view >> okay, i know where you are going. are you trying to ambush me? >> good effort though. >> man, confederacy one over their -- the chemicals are really good and automotive is a price. the biggest surprise line is kohl's they are killing it. csx was terrific union pacifica will be good next week >> yes >> david, it is a mix picture. when you look at the downgrades, it is chilling >> you are referring to hg >> yes, don't forget geld. you probably did not look at geld >> i am going to now we have some parts of the economy that are just on fire and other parts would roll over if you raise rates >> we are well aware of it i wonder mr. powell of real world experience and not in academics and you said positive things about that. real world experience. >> i am totally wrong. what do you want why don't you beat me? >> i am not saying you are totally wrong. >> give me a miranda warning >> nine-year recovery with real rates barely positive and you don't want to see the punch

burlington should be at 56, and temperatures below where they should be this time of year.we will have a reinforcing cold air by the end of the air. >> thanks very much. >>> the death toll is rising to 21 at an attack in crimea. dozens of people were injured and remain hospitalized. authorities say the 18-year-old suspect went on a shooting rampage and detonated a bomb before killing himself. new surveillance shows the attacker buying shotgun shells days before, and investigators are looking at possible accomplices. >>> and then the texas district attorney says nassar is awaiting extradition back to texas if convicted and could get up to ten years in prison. >>> there were no winners in wednesday's powerball drawing. the jackpot is soaring to $430 million for saturday's drawing, and that's less than half of what a mega millions ticket to be worth, and that jackpot is worth a $900 million drawing, and you have to choose which ticket -- >> you can buy one of each. >> buy one of each and not win both? >> i am going to -- >> you are not going to win. >> you can't win if you don

there came a burlington northern santa fe train rolling by. firefighters said -- they had seconds to pick up at the fire hoses and run off the tracks to safety. it was around 2:20 am when the firefighters received the call of the fire burning at the tire shop on main street. >> i got the call. she called me at 2 am and she was crying. she said fire all over the place. >> the family says that they have owned the shop before a couple of years. it is believed that the fire started outside of the store and then flames spread inside. eventually to several neighboring businesses. two stores were destroyed and four others damaged. there are no reports of injuries and investigators are beginning to look into what caused the fire. >>> nikki haley's announcement that she is resigning as the u.s. ambassador has led to speculation about why she is leaving. who might replace are quite the president says he is considering five candidates and plans to name a replacement. a person of the president so that he would like to consider but probably will not is his

peter doocy reports on one of those key races from burlington wisconsin. >> in 2016, republican candidates repeatedly called to build a wall. >> let's get the confirmation process done. >> they are calling to confirm kavanaugh. >> look what they have done to judge kavanaugh. i don't know about you but i am ready to have judge kavanaugh be the next justice on our united states supreme court. >> wisconsin republican senate candidate leah thinks they are acting on them. >> i'm hearing on the phones as they talk to people as well. >> she wants to unseat tammy baldwin who is a "no" on kavanaugh because i cannot support a nominee for a lifetime appointment who would turn back the clock on a woman's constitutional right and freedom to make her own health care choices including access to birth control. senator baldwin staked out that position on july 12th and the way most recent hearings played out changes things. >> it does motivate me to touch out to other people. we have basically become like a civil war only its democrats and republicans. i'm going to be going to the ballot with that in mind.

police in the bay area in burlington game evacuated an area. steyer is a local billionaire liberal activist who is repeatedly called for the impeachment of president trump. he says this scare won't silence him. >> what we're seeing across the board is an attack on our democracy and this is just a very specific and obvious example in an atmosphere where we've seen it much more broadly. >> the atf took the package to a remote area where a spokesperson says it was rendered safe. there could be additional explosive packages still in their system. postal employees are still being told to be on the lookout. >>> and twitter is getting some heat after complaints that the company was warned about the suspect several weeks ago but did nothing about it. a former press secretary for the democratic policy and communications committee post this had message to twitter saying they ignored her warnings about cesar sayoc. after appearing on "fox news" earlier this month, richie says that sayoc trolled her telling her to quote, hug her loved ones real close every

white toyota tacoma crashed into the transformer and a scissor or lift located right next to a burlingtoneen 10 & 15 stores have no power to the food court.we still don't know the cause of the crash or whether it was intentional.reporting live in milpitas, lydia pantazes kron4 news. news. pantazes kron4 milpitas, lydia reporting live in intentional.reporting live in milpitas, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( james ) thanks lydia. ( darya ) also breaking over night news this morning... a u-s navy helicopter has crashed on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. this is file video of the air craft carrier. this happened off the coast of the philippines. several people were hurt. we do not know the extent of their injuries but they are believed to be non life threatening. ( darya ) this just in to the kron 4 newsroom.pictures show a deadly crash between two cars in rohnert park. you can see how mangled the cars are. it happened early this morning at the intersection of rohnert park expressway and country club drive. police say one of the cars was split into two pieces. investigators are still on

burlington has done well. they've been standouts.re's an assumption that the american consumer will spend more than normal. >> is that for my? >> charles: yes. >> i'm shopping right now. that's why i'm outside for you. retail shopping will be great. consumer confidence near 18-year highs. log on to amazon. you can help them out and take advantage of their prime-free two-day shipping. >> charles: heather, do you know my size, right? >> and my size. >> no. what? >> charles: my size. you're shopping. >> yes, i do. amazon -- >> charles: cash. >> amazon also makes their own suits now, charles. i know that's too cheap for your taste. you won't -- >> charles: no, i won't be going there. thanks very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> charles: the president ordering troops to the u.s. border as thousands of migrants head north towards it. democrats largely silent on this crisis. could that hurt the party leading into the elections? democrats blaming the president for this bomb scare. could that hurt republicans in 12 days? despite repeat

scott dithered his democratic opponent in next weeks election in an event hosted by wcax tv in burlington the cook political report lists this race as solid republican. ♪ >> hello and welcome to campaign 2018 governors debate. >> tonight the two major party

ces found high levels of cadmium sold by seven bay area retailers, including american one, burlington coat factory, nordstrom rack, papaya, tilly's, walgreens.over half the high cadmium jewelry items came from ross.they contained between 40 and 100 percent of the toxin.sot: customer// " ces sent legal notices to 17 companies for failing to warn customers. ross, nordstrom and papaya who carried most of the products that tested high for cadmium could not be reached for comment in time for this report. you can see the complete list tof retailers that also sold cadmium made jewelry on kron 4 dot com.live in daly city ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (ken) coming up: a woman calls 911 on a black man babysitting two white children. that 911 call released... and we hear from the babysitter and the parents of those children. (terisa)plus:starbucks is trying to get californians to register to vote.how the company is getting some help from the secretary of state. (ken)and next: residents in the east bay are fighting back against the location for a proposed mental health falicity. the ross fall dres

burlington coat factory, up big today. children's place has been up two or three sessions.ritical is it? do you think consumer will step up to the plate? >> usually do have retail rallying end of the year, black friday, who say season is bigger time. target way earlier this year they don't have to do typically don't do but did this year. i think the market will close strong in december. one. reasons we see so much selling and we're coming into the election period and people are worried what comes up in week 1/2 for the election. all the market need is one reason for people to buy back in. the biggest reason people will miss the next rally if that happens if they get out. >> one thing investors to be wary, biggest buyers of stock are, they had blackout period one month before earnings. biggest companies can't buy their own stock. stock buybacks are healthy, right? they are tax-free dividend essentially. charles: microsoft, in their report last night, said they spent 6.1 billion returning money to shareholders through buy backs and dividends to your point. a trillion dollars

burlington northern executive chair matt rose seen here at the berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting will retire in april of 2019. back in 2009 rose huddled with the oracle of omaha to plan and pull off the $35 million buyout and berkshire's most expensive acquisition in its history up until then and what makes rose's retirement more significant is that his exit narrows the pool of possible buffet successors. buffet watchers think that leaves berkshire hathaway energy chief greg able squarely in position to get the nod, at least for operating the business , when buffet no longer runs the company. able energy, whose in charge of the insurance division are now berkshire vice chairman as well. who is greg able? doesn't give interviews but we got him check out my profile on foxbusiness.com. it's the most detailed one that is out there of him. he's canadian, that's one thing. very nice guy. speaking of buffet, is berkshire a bank? it owns some bank stocks but is it a bank? it has dairy queen, an entire railroad and the pampered chef mixed in. well vermont senator bernie sanders says throw

>> there are burlington looks pretty good, tjx pretty good. i think the issue is this.you were look at the consumer discretion actor is unchanged on the year so the high -- have driven the performance at the exlevel. why you, nicking new 52-week lows or all-time lows. >> when the f.a.n.g. stocks trade and you see the amazon trading, and you have netflix tomorrow, does that affect your dynamic when you look for your bottoming out in amazon? if enflakes as-- if inflation -- >> when the giveback is over, if netflix is good, would that give some footing or lift to amazon the stocks were traded the same. it's of a type in instant credit growth, but i'm not sure in this instance with if netflix results and if they are unhappy and there's poor price action, it would affect amazon. >> how does the rta look which is amazon, walmart, big-cap heavy. >> right i mean, let's take f.a.n.g., down 20% peak to trough and indices dominated by the cap names is this -- only two kind of weakness, weakness to take advantage of it and the weakness atsears is the factor. >> let get to mike for

your personal political and presidential goals senator sanders: as somebody who served as mayor of burlington and has been in congress for 16 years, i have always made from up my party. what you forgot to tell people is i ran for president of the you knighted states that of the united states -- of the united states of america. you got to run all over the country to talk about the needs of health care for all people, for raising the minimum wage to a living wage. and in running all of the country, what i'm proud of is in many ways we have change the political dialogue in america. i now there is a broad consensus that we need a government that works for all of us and not just the 1%. and i'm proud of the role and play. when you run for president, you will miss votes. but i made it my business, by the way, to come back to washington when there were key votes and my vote mattered mr. zupan: for the next two years what will you be doing about running for president or represented the people of the vermont?- of from senator sanders: i always represent the people of vermont. >> senator sanders, a que

last year in this article on the vermont news website, the burlington press, mr scott called presidentntrol. earlier i spoke to anthony zurcher who is at the debate in vermont. she does have an uphill fight, although we have to remember that governor phil scott, you mentioned that he supported gun control, he actually signed sweeping gun—control legislation earlier this year after what he said was a foiled attempt to shoot up a school here in vermont. that lost him a lot of republicans abroad. -- -- a lot of republican support. i've been talking to gun rights activists and they view phil scott as a traitor, that he backed away from his word and his assurances he would not support gun—control. christine hallquist, on the other side, she continues to talk about gun control and she talks about how vermont embraced her as a transgender candidate coming out and that she is repaying the warmth that vermont has shown her by trying to run for public office. anthony, just under four weeks to go until the midterms. we've had all the drama of the supreme court nomination. how is the lay of the la

carolina, in new bern, so we didn't get slammed by the winds, but i didn't see anything when i was in burlington, north carolina. it is already stronger than what we felt in new bern, and that blew boats out of the war. what people are dealing with in panama city beach again is something they have never experienced before, no matter how many hurricanes you may have ridden out, you have never ridden out something like michael. >> diane, stay with us, we'll get back to you within the hour. but as we note, michael is making landfall, but is continuing to strengthen. michael making landfall across the florida gulf coast. we'll be back in just a moment. ] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! [ beep ] first man is "the best we're going to the moon. neil armstrong. buzz aldrin. that is a big mother... it's gonna be a hell of a ride. [ dramatic music playing ] we got a bad fire. there's no easy way to say this... they're gone, neil. we need you to be commander. we need to fail down here so we don't fail up there. what are the chances this

chief brian pesh of boardingtown, and burlington county, prosecutor. they sat with me and devised not only a care program, but now we're talking about recovery houses which is the scourge community for us to train these guys to be recovery coaches that the police departments can lean on right in the community. so rather than being a scourge, they contribute to the community. special agent joe crowder, virginia state police. can you imagine the special agent and state police holding a local event in his high school on drugs and alcohol. i still remember to this day, joe, when i was on stage presenting, i drove all of the way from new jersey and there's nothing in the roanoke valley, i drove there, but joe is saying, do you see that police chief there that i introduced you to? he said yes, he has narcan in his police vehicles and that's for the emts so we know there needs to be a seismic shift in how we speak. patrolman tamika veal, the texas sergeant from boardington, tam ecoa is from trenton, and maury cabello from ewing and they took our recovery coac

the mission of making needle clean up kits started for kara schubert after two boys in a burlington park got poked with a drug needle.kara schubert / made 120 needle pick up kits: "i was just horrified and i felt for the mom."a mom herself, kara says she saw the drug problem living in snohomish county -- then it followed her to skagit county. kara schubert / made 120 needle pick up kits: "i wasn't taking them to parks anymore, we weren't letting them play outside anymore. i didn't know what we were going to find." she and others urged skagit county public health to start handing out needle cleanup kits.kara schubert / made 120 needle pick up kits: "you can securely shut them."on wednesday the county will kick off a pilot with 100 kits containing sharps containers, gloves, safety glasses, and tongs.kara schubert / made 120 needle pick up kits: "i have sanitizer wipes to disinfect your glasses and tongs."kara also made 120 kits in her living room with money raised from donations.she'll give them out to a local non-profit and around her community.kara schubert / made 120 needle pick up kits

(catherine) kron4's dan thorn is live outside the burlington post office where the latest mail bomb was found. dan? (dant)vicki/grant..the yellow tape is still roping off the area here along rollins road in burlingame.the post office has been closed since the discovery of the suspicious package this morning. (dant)workers here at the post office were forced to evacuate from the building and patiently wait in the parking lot--even after the package was removed. u.s. postal police inspectors and other investigators have been on the scene all day today including the san francisco office of the fbi having their explosive techs on scene after receiving reports. the top priority has been safety. as you mentioned the package that was intercepted at the post office was addressed to billionaire and democratic fundraiser tom steyer who has been a harsh critic of president trump. steyer has been going as far as calling for the president to be impeached. in a response to the package, steyer released a statement saying in-partquote: we are seeing a systematic attack on our democracy and our rule of

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. >> you notice tjx are doing well >> you lose enough sears and k-mart, that action will go to burlington tjx that we are down to single digit or billions now for them as share owners >> lowe's is upgraded again today. i went to lowe's, the parking lot was not that clean it goes to senior team and talked about it. these companies are really doing everything, they are laser focus and home depot and ross stores and ali's. >> not oliver's army >> so you will mean it, you will join with me >> no, i am kidding. >> oh, you like to spend full price? >> jim i don't buy anything, you know that >> the amazon home page, that's his biggest concern. >> do you think he uses those automatic things to swipe? you demand at the cashier, don't you? >> i do even here in the morning to buy coffee. >> retail diagnostic, no doubt >> jim, i got to ask you, goldman takes chevron. >> chevron, if you have an international base and you are not trapped, you are feasting off of this. if you are stuck, your stock is going up a little bit but it is still nowhere near where it was last time. oil was in the 60s there is a