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lee. to many he w as muc of a hero as the ones he created. nbc's danhas more on how lee transformed the world of come sniks stan lee was a small and unassuming man compared to the larger than life comic book superheroes that he helped create like the incredible hulk, spider-man and nonman. >> sound a way to make a superhero that was fantastic. >> reporter: he was bon stan martin leiber. in 1941 he published his fir week on time lee's captain america comics. believing some day he would write novels h developed the pen name of stan lee. as world war ii was raging he joined the army and after the war h returned to timely comics. in 1960s, stan lee made his greatest come abuses to the comic book world as he crowe created theanstic four, th ho rrks dr. strange and a group of teenage misfits called "the x-men. in 1971 he challenged the comic book code by wght an publishing a story without the code's prior approval and the next year he became the editor and publisher of marvel comics. >> don't make m angry. you wouldn't like me while i'm angry. >> by getting

joining us to talk about the slide is dan ives. also ed lee.st getting the news that goldman sachs is cutting its apple iphone estimates in terms of that negative supplier outlook. we're talking about the report yesterday from lamentum. people are assuming that is apple. what do you think about this, dan? are you cutting your numbers or your expectations based on this? >> i think it's kind of a little overdone in our opinion the read through here from a face recognition perspective, it also could be on some of the ipads as well. net net i think the street right now, you know, is really expecting we could see maybe 205 million units versus where they were at 220. so i think right here what we saw was a bit of an overreaction there's no doubt ever since they pull the metric and ever since lower iphone units, now this is sort of what i view as the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of the bulls viewing that iphone could actually see growth in 2019. >> goldman is cutting its price target on the company's stock to $209 from $222 even that $2

dan: the basic story piece together is this, a man named lee harvey oswald crouch in this window as the president passed below. oswald fired three shots the commission tells us. one missed, one struck the president and texas governor john connolly, the third shot killed the president. oswald hid his rifle over there and ran down the stairs. he left the building on foot and hurried down elm street. he made his way to his rented room, a revolver and about 12 minutes later shot a police officer. oswald was captured shortly after the murder, was questioned for two days and in a grisly climax, was himself murdered in the police station by a nightclub operator named jack ruby. walter: that was to be that. an official version of the assassination derived from men of unimpeachable credentialed and the world was assured it was the most certain investigation in history. in the 2.5 years since the warren report a extreme of -- a stream of books, plays, and a motion picture have challenge the commission and its findings. they have offered new theories, assassins, and reason. only a few weeks ago wh

lee. traders are steve grasso brian kelly, tim seymour and dan tonight on facebook facebook could be facing regulations as reports of turmoil dominate the news feed. fresh faces in the c sweet will that get the social giant on track. plus the trade trauma continues as competing headlines give the investors whiplash the president puffing the possibility of a deal. white white house officials tamp down expectations. we start off with the cracks in the market spreading that's right semis slams after the nvidia earnings report. retail starting to fall apart. and high yield bonds deteriorate. do you think it's holding up while the rest of the market sold off in october? are the cracks breaking the market how bad could it get. >> it's about the market not about the economy. there is a lot of the sectors you could have looked looked at semi conductors you mentioned topped out earlier in the year in march we saw weakness home builders. banks topped out in the first half of the year i'm not certain when you thought about gdp that we just had in the middle of the year that that was indicative of the

lee is live. >> reporter: ama and dan, this is and 280. the city's public works crews were dispatched today to clear storm drains. at the operation yard, free sandbags for residents to pick up, and this plea to the public. >> any fallen leaves, if you can sweep those up, put them in a compost bin. >> i'm so helpless. every time i get flooded. >> reporter: victoria sanchez lives in a small mission terrace neighborhood that dead ends at highway 280. sandbags and an integral part of life here. so much so the city truck brings palettes of sandbags every time it is about to rain. 2014 was the last big flood in the neighborhood. a torrential force of raw sewage and stormwater rushed through cayuga avenue over cars, flooding homes and garages, shooting out from clogged catch basins. the flooding has gone on for decades and so have the cleanups. >> the walls get all flooded. we have to get the cheap, take it off because the mold is in there. >> reporter: sanchez knows we all need rain, but her photo album remind her how destructive it can be. >> i

katie: dan bongino, kale lee mcenany and alan dershowitz all coming up. ♪ today, 97% of employers agreeion to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. ♪ katie: welcome back. time for some of your quick headlines, the fda is planning to shake up the tobacco agency. the agency is planning to ban the sale of menthol cigarettes across the united states. it would take several years for the band to take effect. coca cola launching own line of energy drinks. company planning on releasing coca cola energy and no sugar of the beverage. no word when the new drink will hit shelves, not in stores yet. president trump's appointment of new acting attorney general sparking fierce backlash from the left. >> the president put in place someone who is already said publicly that he doesn't believe in the mueller investigation, called it a witch-hunt. you know, he is a lackey of the president. he has been chosen because is he a political pawn. and so he shouldn't be in this role. he should have advice and consent of the senate. pete: thank you, k

dan rather at the scene of the assassination. >> the basic story pieced together by that warren commission report is this: a man named lee harvey oswald crouched in this window as the president passed below. oswald fired three shots. one missed. one struck both the president and john conyersely riding with him. the third shot and killed the president. then ran down the stairs. left the building on foot and hurried down elm street. he made his way to his rented room, picked up a revolver, and about 12 minutes later shot a police officer. oswald was captured shortly after the tibet murder. was questioned -- and then in a grizzly climax was himself murdered right in the dallas police station by a night club operator named jack ruby. >> and that was to be that. an official version of the assassination. arrived at by men of unimpeachable credentials after what was world was assured was the most searching investigation in history. yet in the two and a half years since the warren report, a steady and growing stream of books, articles, plays and a motion picture have challenged the commission and its finding. have offered new theories,

lee. i'm not in kansas. pete narj. brian kelly, dan nathan appear guy dmaum dma yup process we are all over the big movers. drop box active vision all reporting earnings moments ago the conference calls under way and we bring ut the latest details on that. and tom rogers is here to give us his reaction to disney earnings and what it means for the media space and the future of tv and entertainment, how we consume it first the big story of thedy the federal reserve keeping rates where they have been and saying it's on track to continue raising them steve liesman is still down in washington i told you to get on the train, steve. >> you didn't tell the producer of the show, tyler. >> no, i will put in a good word. >> jason if you could send a note but meanwhile let's talk about the aforementioned federal reserve which kept the rates unchanged in the november meeting. the range is 2 to 2.25 rate for the overnight funds rate but did signal the rates will rice meaning probably another quarter point coming in does maybe higher since we last checked and you can see the outlook for march and september. the fed had s

want to go to san francisco city hall and vic lee who is following both of these races closely. vic? >> reporter: dan, those are ballot measures that are being closely watched because they're on two very important issues, one of them deals with housing, the other with homelessness. let's start with prop 10. >> prop 10 protects tenants by expanding rent control on residential properties. it repeals the current costa hock kins rental housing act. that law prevents rent control on units built after february 1995. single family homes and condos, however, were exempted. opponents include real estate and landlord groups, both gubernatorial candidates gavin newsom and john cox are against it. opponents argue the housing crisis will worsen by making housing less affordable and drive up rents. now, san francisco measure c. that levies a half a percent fax on companies with $50 million or mo in gross receipts, money that would go toward funding homeless and mental health projects. this battle pits two tech titans against each other. sales force's mark ben yok has thrown his support and millions behind it sayin

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lee. traders are tim seymour. steve grasso karen finerman and dan nathan. we start with the which would day on wall street after a big night in d.c the dow surging more than 500 points soaring into the close ending near the highs of the session. the best day for stocks following the midterm elections since way back to 1982 but while wall street went wild, the real drama came from inside the beltway. our own eamon javers is back at headquarters with the details. eem sfwloon melissa, that's right. we had the wild press conference from the president in the east room down in washington, d.c but then shortly after this late this afternoon the white house announced that the president had removed his attorney general jeff sessions, replacing him with session's own chief of staff matthew whitaker somebody who has been critical of the special counsel's office straying too far from the mission. whitaker having written about a year ago an op-ed in which he suggested the special counsel should not investigate the president's family and finances. he should stick to inve

dan johnson, bbc news, paradise. for more on the deadly nature of these fires, i spoke brief time ago with our coespondent dave lee, who parade. what is the latest on the search efforts? dave: yes, we are on the ground innaradise, and as we heard that piece, more than 600 people still accounted for and the process trying to find some of those people begins here. we are surrounded by many wreckages of houses caught in the fire, and a team ooi firefighters through each house and peeling back the roofs and making it possible forhe the dog to come in and search for bodies. it is a long process. each house is taking qome time to pick through, but with more than 12,000 structures affected in paradise alone, this is going to be a monumental task. it is certainly well underway now. rajini: dave, i see you have a breaing mask around your nec what are the air quality conditions like there? dave: as you can probably imagine, the area is thick with smoke, and not just in paradise as well. we drove from san francisco and in the city there are schools and businesses closed. a very quietcene where the smoke has blown from the fire th

lee. i'm not in kansas. pete narj. brian kelly, dan nathan appear guy dmaum dma yup process we are all over the big movers.ings moments ago the conference calls under way and we bring ut the latest details on that. and tom rogers is here to give us his reaction to disney earnings and what it means for the media space and the future of

dan: in last night's program, we decided that some of the shots came from here. lee harvey oswald's nest on the sixth floor. there were reports of virtually simultaneous shots which would mean more than one assassin. and therefore, a conspiracy. the shots are reported from over there, the famous grassy knoll ahead of, to the right of, and slightly above the president's car. witnesses from both sets of shots are positive and persuasive. this photograph taken seconds after the assassination shows one group of those witnesses. oswald's coworkers who put themselves in other windows to watch the parade and instead saw the murder. >> when the president came around, we remember seeing him standing up and waving. as he turned to go down the street, we heard a shot and we saw the president slump. we are sad. we saw him slump and one guy said, i don't remember which one it was, said i believe they are shooting at the president. and i believe it came from over there. >> somebody said someone is shooting at the president. i said -- i know it because i can hear the shots above me

lee. traders are steve grasso brian kelly, tim seymour and dan tonight on facebook facebook could be facingreports of turmoil dominate the news feed. fresh faces in the c sweet will that get the social giant on track. plus the trade trauma continues as competing headlines give the investors whiplash the president puffing the possibility of a

lee lewis in the end zone for the touchdown. in the second quarter he sees a wide-open austin carr for sick more. third quarter, how about this catch to danho? dan arnold, pulling down a beautiful catch. in the fourth, let's add another one, kirkwood catching brees's second touchdown of the night. the saints improve to 10-1. read skins and dallas. third quarter cowboys trailing the redskins. dak prescott finds amari cooper for a touchdown. dallas takes a 17-13 lead. later in the quarter dach connects with cooper, this time with a strike. two scores and just his fourth game with dallas. cowboys pull even with washington atop the division with a 31-23 win. how about the bears and lions in detroit? chase daniels getting the start for chicago. fourth quarter, bears trailing 13-9. there's daniel finding tyreke cohen for the touchdown. the bears take a 16-13 lead. matthew stafford, uh-oh, picked up by eddie jackson to take it to the house. the bears go on to win 23-16. one last note. the warriors will try to put the breaks on when they return on black friday. unfortunately, seth curry not expected to be back. that's it for sports. hope you have

dan. with the rains approaching, residents in san francisco should call 311, the city's hotline and not 911 when you want to report flooding. things like clogged drains and downed trees. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> excellent. thank you, vic. >>> a reminder. you can track your weather with the abc 7 news app. looking at live doppler 7 right there. convenient tool. >>> the rain is not good news for thousands of people displaced by the camp fire or the environment. >> kate larsen is live in paradise with more. kate? >> reporter: that's right. we're actually near downtown paradise. nobody has been allowed back up here yet. but earlier today, we were farther down on the outskirts of chico where homeowners are getting a first look at what's left of their homes. carrie fips spent the day searching for parts of her home. >> my parents gave me these for birthdays and christmas and wedding. >> she found her wedding ring. the diamond is blackened by fire. but she really came back home to look for her two dogs. >> today we came up and found them in the house. they didn't make it. we're ready to grieve that. we're ready to not be looking for them. every time sends a message, is this your dog?

lee. traders are tim seymour. steve grasso karen finerman and dan nathan.d day on wall street after a big night in d.c the dow surging more than 500 points soaring into the close ending near the highs of the session. the best day for stocks following the midterm elections since way back to 1982 but while wall street went wild, the real drama came from inside the beltway. our own eamon javers is back at headquarters with the details. eem sfwloon melissa, that's right. we had the wild press conference from the president in the east