rick >> melissa lee, i agree with you. it was a brilliant move by the fed chairman and today is really like u-turn tuesday. you will see what i mean it is currently up three look at the u-turn it made but not everything made a u-turn the fed chairman opinion changed. u-turn short maturities, u-turn but look at the longest maturity in the 30-year bond, down 7 basis points what is going on think the simple view is that short data are clinging to the change of heart by the chairman and long dated are nervous about omicron and receiving some buying and flight to safety. if you look at the dollar index, it really wasn't involved in flight to safety, but it had a big u-turn in my opinion, when you talk about actually combatting inflation, that's a dollar friendly along with the steepening yield curve finally, everybody is talking about fed funds. listen, there's a lot of ways to calculate probabilities. in the '80s i used to get my crayons out and do the same thing. however, let's keep it really simple this is december of '22 fe

>> melissa, i think that's fair.hat we really want to do is we want cyclicals, we want momentum and things that are working. overall we find more of that in things like the communication space, things in the momentum space. things like financials look more interesting to us. but within technology, yes, we do have a buys for more cyclicals and that would be semis over software. >> i want your outlook for next year it is not very good, chris you think we will be negative next year. so what happens? what is the backdrop to that call >> all right so, melissa, yeah, i'm sorry about that so we are talking about equity market meltdown. we are at 4800, a little more than 4800 this year. we think this is a period where irrationality becomes more rational we're late in the cycle. the market has bent and not broken underlying fundamentals are still pretty good so we should see a melt-up. as we roll into 2022, if we get the melt-up call you are making the market or the foundation less stable, but what you are also looking at is

melissa. >> thank you, bob pisani for the bond market.capping off a big move rick santelli is back. >> bob nailed it we had hot cpi, we had one year michigan inflation. what wasn't hot? sentiment on the michigan number that's not a very optimistic combination. but if you look at one week of 10s, we had weak options with a 30-year which saved with yields to move higher, the response to data you can see the response turned end of the week. right now up a dozen basis points, 5s and 2s up more than that if you look at 10s versus the 2s on the chart, up 170 in mid-october. we definitely started to reverse. the long maturities playing catch-up in the region inflationary pressures if you look at the difference, 183 basis points difference. now, the widest in almost seven months and finally, how did that affect the dollar index in a very positive way, we're hovering at the best level since july 2016, we're level at precovid numbers >> rick, thank you dom chu is he commodity desk for us, dom. >> absolutely. the oil prices are lower to close out th

. ♪ >>> thank you, scott i'm melissa lee, in for kelly evans.tocks bouncing back after friday's big sell-off. did the markets overreact to omicron or are they too optimistic what, if anything, will the fed do about the new variant how will bond markets react to that >>> plus, jack dorsey steps aside from twitter, the stock shooting up on the news, now falling back we will look at what it could mean for the company >>> we begin the hour with a market come back dom chu has the numbers. >> we are ten points on the nasdaq from getting everything we lost on friday's session, that's how dramatic it has been. but there are interesting cross currents playing out the reopening trade, yes, it is bouncing back a little more but not nearly as dramatic as technology, media and communication services for example, the dow industrial lost roughly 905 points. we have gotten 346 back. we are at session highs right now. the s&p lost about 106 points. we have gotten 75 of those back. but the nasdaq lost 353, and just a couple of moments ago we got to about 340 poin

>> melissa, thanks jay powell a hawk s testimony he's set to deliver to the senate tomorrow. with the two-year yield falling it looks like the market maybe hears something different. making the first comment of any fed official about the new variant. powell says the recent raise in covid cases and the omicron variant pose down side risks and also increases uncertainty about inflation. then he goes onto say this and i quote, greater concerns about the virus could reduce people's willingness to work in person, which would slow progress in the market and intensify supply chain problems and then he had these other comments on inflation where he said it's welling well above our 2% longer run goal it will linger well into next year and that labor slack is diminishing while wages are rising at a brisk pace all that said he did go onto say he expects inflation to move down significantly over the next year and sees the job market continuing to improve. this is a chair that suddenly seems very focused on inflation. and take a look at the two-year yield which is now down below 50 and br

melissa? oh absolutely. we are still doing the federal government in the e p a because they ignored our cries for help when the state and city ignore to. and then we also have the private firms, the private engineering firm, the only in land and work we found out through these hearings. and he, you know, going back and forth to court for the past several years. they had their hands on a lot more with the decision making and the downplaying than was, was expected. and you know, i mean that's where we're hoping since this part of the partial settlement is an 80 percent at kids under the age of 8 being more hoping that adults will become a state of properly with the next part. and hopefully, the other defendants as far enough to settle. melissa, just a final thought. you, i mean, not the dust settles on this multi 1000000 pound settlement. other lessons to be learned from this. do you think? yes, there are. when public health is politicized, like it is a cobit as well, people die and it is far, far better to ta

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melissa, back to you >> bob, thanks powell's comments having a huge impact on the bond market.cago. >> you know, you get a hawkish fed chairman intersecting a nervous market regarding the variant of omicron and you get some serious volatility. let's start with the short dated treasuries, two-year notes, all of the charts are starting on friday, the friday we learned of the variant strain look at how two-year notes reversed up today as chairman powell was sharing his newly found nervousness over inflation. look at the ten-year further down the curve, not much of a move, continues to slide to some extent some buying on flight to safety any yield pick, i pick tens, minus 2s, it's getting flatter faster and short dated treasuries rise and it isn't just in the united states with our central big center stage the shots the two-year in europe over the same three-day period very similar, holding its own. starting to aim upward with the ten-year bund sliding similar to our tens look at the intraday, 96, a neutral effect on the dollar in index. the apple of the market's eye with regard to

. >> hi, my name is melissa bumstead. i live in west hills. i'm the mom to started the change.org petition that has over 600,000 signatures. you're going to hear a lot today. we've got a lot of facts. we know the facts. we're all intelligent people here, but i think what is lacking is courage to do the right thing. so i wanted to bring you my daughter's beads of courage. my daughter's a two-time cancer survivor at 9 years old. >> can you do it? hachoo! you want to go to disney land today? >> yeah. >> okay. let's go to disneyland. >> oh, yeah! are you going to go too? >> oh, yeah! >> she earned all these beads through her cancer treatment program. each bead represents something different, for example, red represents when she had a blood transfusion. black when she got poked with a needle. yellow for in-patient stays. white for chemotherapy. this is what she earned the first month. i'd like to share with you what she has earned over the last two times fighting cancer. a few of the photos, i just want to fly through real quick of some of the chil

melissa, texas empowered private citizens to enforce the law. explain why the structure of the law makes this case so complicated. >> typically when you have abortion restrictions they're generally enforced by some state official, someone in the department of the health or the attorney general of the state and under a case in the early 1900s individuals can sue that state official who's charged with enforcing the law opposing to suing the state itself. what texas has done here is absolutely prohibited, any state official to enforce the law and now delegated to private evenings and the question in the lawsuits is whether the abortion providers can sue other state officials like judges or county clerks to facilitate the lawsuits in lieu of suing a state official. so this is not simply a question of whether other states can replicate this scheme. this is really a crisis for the united states supreme court because an enforcement scheme like this means any state can defy any supreme court precedent it doesn't like by delegating enforcement to a priva

there are more people than melissa. melissa is definitely the head of the movement. >> yeah. situation. and when she started to be able to sort of piece things together, i think she felt sort of a responsibility. and, you know, when it got to that point and she met lauren, who is also featured, she just knew that it was a responsibility to put this on her shoulders and sort of carry the community in way. she has a lot of support, a ton of support. so it's not just melissa, but she is the face and the driving force, for sure. >> there's also that moment in the film that says, this isn't what i wanted my life to be, but that is what it's become and she is going to go after it. >> she didn't choose this. real quick, guys. was there ever a point when you saw that kids were the direct impact of this that you were really overcome by emotion about what it was that you guys were covering? >> oh, gosh, yeah, every day. even still, it's just been constant. it's what kept us on this project when we first started and it's what's going to keep us on the project, but the movement after thi

melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. that is just one of the shoppin shopping strictly by appointment. a lot of new rules which might be our new reality at least in the short term. this was bay area wide. san francisco, friday night, union square. we saw what happened. melissa colorado in walnut creek where she is and then yesterday hayward and san jose. we have new video into the newsroom from the hayward robbery. cell phone video from a customer. eight people in hoodies smashing glass cases at sam's jewelry in the southland mall around 5:30 last night. like so many of the other flash mob type robberies here, people were shocked and scared watching all of this unfold right during mall hours. in pleasanton police tell us nine people broke into the stone ridge mall early this morning. they took the sliding glass door off of its track at the entrance by the men's warehouse. investigators think they tried to break into the jewelry store but couldn't get past the metal, roll away gates. the ones in san francisco at union squ

i don't have the [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> the target video was just one of several post by melissa.them, she bragged about connections to q, loyalty to donald trump, and used a torrent of racist language. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> elissa lost clients, friends, and nearly her marriage after her husband filed for divorce. >> what's going on? >> when you look at that video, what do you think about? >> never in a million years would i think that i would have been the type of person to join a cult, but that's exactly what i did. it's very easy to get swept up. >> based on a poll conducted in 2021, an estimated 15% of the american public still believed a secret group of pedophiles were controlling the government. that's millions of people. i'm looking at this reddit page, stories of people who have gone down this qanon rabbit hole. here's one who says lost my mom to this qanon [ bleep ]. talked about killing small children and drinking their blood. the saddest thing about this is how grounded in fear people are. we're all afraid. we're all unsure of what's going to happen tomor

guess what melissa derosa said under oath: we had pretty regular contact.hris sends me a lot of the things a lot of the time. and there are pages and pages of text messages. chris has a lot to answer for, maybe more than -- >> harris: maybe ms. cuomo should be asking questions. i'm not kidding. >> emily: allegations what we know so far observation results not withstanding it's unethical, unprofessional at a minimum and goes up to potentially criminal. because you are exactly right. that's witness intimidation and a lot more unprofessional. >> harris: if you are a a woman in that environment and you have to work with chris cuomo what do you say? >> emily: former executive producer said it best when she wrote an op-ed detailing the assault she had been subjected to in front of her husband apologize for in writing. why wasn't he terminated then. it's against state and federal law workplace sexual harassment conduct and that includes activities outside of the workplace where work people are present, a sanctioned event. all of this is absolutely aberrant that he

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melissa colorado takes a look at the problem and what solutions could be. >> reporter: firefighters are used to working long, 24-hour shifts with typically a break in between, but when the 24-hour shifts are back to bck, that's when the hours can become unhealthy and taxing on will personal lives. zach is the president of the local firefighters local 55 union. >> our fire department simply has not kept up with the growth of the city. >> reporter: he says that's where the mandatory overtime comes in. firefighters, including himself, are working a string of 24-hour shift with very little breaks in between. >> we're doing the best we can, but there come as braking point. breaking point. >> reporter: in 2019, an average of 19 firefighters were hurt on the job. this year, 50 firefighters are off, recuperating from injuries. >> the city continues to underinvest in the fire department. >> reporter: the chief says currently the department has 432 firefighters. he's met with city staff to find out how the city can budget for more staffing. the good news, there are two fire department academies o

i'm courtney reagan in for melissa lee. tonight's lineup -- couldn't, the big warning for small caps the chart master sees trouble brewing in the charts. plus foot locker plunging today. what set the locker into the hurt locker. and the mega stock on a tear the name and how to trade it straight ahead >>> a new wave of covid concerns the broader market on edge as austria declared a nationwide lockdown and germany put new restrictions in place. in the u.s. numbers are starting to tick up casinos, airlines and movie theaters also went down. and the nasdaq closing above 16,000 for the first time ever let's break down the risk to the market guy, what, if anything, do these new covid headlines give you as far as worry why are we selling off now and not before what's going on? >> i think as a human being we are all concerned, but this is concern about the market for better or worse, the markets have learned how to deal with these covid headlines. some of the names you mentioned probably got a tad ahead of themselves what is workin

. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> melissa has been following the strategy of jasper wu. you can find coverage on that case at nbcbayarea.com. just search jasper wu. >>> turning to covid. the number of people eligible for the covid booster shot up today. san mateo county, has caught up to any adult that has waited a month since their last covid shot. scott budman is in redwood city. >> reporter: the state of california says every adult should be eligible to get a booster shot. now, we're starting to see some counties go along for the ride. doug just found out he qualifies for a booster. san mateo county starts to follow the state recommendation. >> i think more people should do it. it will hopefully end this nightmare that we're going through. >> reporter: as of today, anyone over 18, whose last covid shot was at least six months ago, can get the booster in san mateo county and santa clara county. the san mateo county says it makes sense with winter coming. >> we've been through this before. it's the wintertime. what do people do? parties? holidays. get toge

for more on all this let's join cnn's melissa bell standing by in paris., melissa. >> reporter: that call, the very latest in that drive to bring fighters on the side of the government forces. as you mentioned a moment ago people who served in the army before and are under 55 but also going up to 60 and 64 for senior officers urged if they're fit and well to rejoin the fight. what we'veceiver own the course of the last week and you're quite right to point it out just a week ago, michael, on one hand those calls to arms not just the conscription but calling in people who have served in the past and may have left the army, army veterans and also that very inflammatory language we heard from the ethiopian prime minister over the last few days from either facebook, posts or twitter posts. really on one hand driving people to try and take arms and take on those rebel -- joint rebel forces that are some 160 kilometers away from the capital after those important gains we saw last week. and on the other hand, really trying to down-play the threat. you mentioned th

i'm melissa lee. our lineup tonight -- tonight on fast, burning rubber. affirm holdings, is this the stock to bet on? it's soaring in after hours earnings the numbers straight ahead later inflation nation, consumer prices seeing their biggest jump in more than 30 years. how you can hedge yourself against rising prices. >>> disney, the stocks are down 3% after reporting a major miss for disney plus subscribers. let's getright to julia. >> earnings of 37 cents per share instead of 50 that were estimated. they fell short of 18.8 billion. and that all important disney subscriber number. they added 2 million, which was in line with the slowdown the ceo warned about but it was still far less than the 9 million that analysts were hoping the company would add on the call which is happening right now, chapek says they are focused on long-term numbers, not quarter to quarter he said they are still on track to get 240 to 260 million subscribers. he said they are continuing to invest on content. they originally said it would be between 8 and 9 billion by 2024. they s

melissa whitehouse is here to present that. i will turn it over to melissa. >> thank you. i want to say thank you to all the commissioners for having me today. i'm going to give you some quick background on our ocii c.f.d. i will walk you through the budget for upcoming year and the work plan. then we'll talk about the next steps. our main goal today is to increase your awareness of the c.f.d. i know lot of time spent on them. we want to make sure all the commissioners understand that you are the administrator of our c.f.d. i did come to you a few months ago. i will go pretty quickly through the background and then i will be happy to take any questions. majority of my time i will talk about the detailed budget for each c.f.d. and highlighting upcoming work plans. as we discussed when i came in the spring, c.f.d. is a tool for local government that was passed in the '80s in california large in response to passage of proposition 13. the rate of the taxes is voted on by the commission. of course, ocii has seven in the following project areas. south beach, mission bay, hunters

so please help me to welcome melissa reyes. [applause] >> good morning. hi, everyone.mmunity. again, my name is melissa reyes and i live and work in the 11. i live on mission street. so, again, it is very exciting to be here and to see everyone out here today. i was actually active in communities united for health and justice, which is, you know, the community organization and alliance that really helped to make this possible. i was actually active in the alliance after, you know, securing this land and this project, but in the work that i have done, i really want to highlight and lift up the role that our communities have played. and the community movement that really ensured this victory and i want to continue to highlight that this wouldn't be possible without our community members who were active every step of the way to come together and to have alternatives to harmful development in our neighborhood. and continue to highlight the actual hard work that went into, you know, making this possible. and so when i was active in cuhj, we we collaborated with many stakeho

melissa's daughter was diagnosed with leukemia.. it's three miles but they lived on our street and she said my neighbor had the same exact brain cancer that my son had and there were two of them, neighbors plus my daughter, that's three on the same street. and for a long time, we couldn't find the connection and it was about a year after that that someone mentioned for the first time the lab. i never heard of it. we all had to start wrestling with the fact maybe our children's cancers could have been avoided. maybe other children were in danger. maybe our government hadn't protected us the way they should have. >> this tragedy is a subject of a new msnbc documentary "in the valley of the dark." joining me is the film maker, parent activist you seen in the clip. i want to start off by saying i'm extremely, extremely happy your making this. i saw "atomic home front" about a similar situation in st. louis. the impact on these families is tragic. melissa, i'll start with you. how did you connect with this documentary? how did this sort

gap's full-year forecast is well shy of estimates melissa? >> gap is 40% off now plus 10% on top of that, which is not a good thing at all for the gap. back to nordstrom. were they trying to explain that jump in year on prepandemic inventories? are they trying to say they're trying to be smart about the holidays and all that stuff will be sold? >> reporter: yes what they were trying to say is we increased our inventory to try to satisfy the early holiday shopping demand that we thought we would see, and we did see some early shopping demand particularly at the department stores but there were some categories, shoes were one of them where consumers were wanting certain styles that they couldn't get as much of as they really needed. and then a bunch of other shoes at nordstrom rack and selling too much merchandise at too low prices there's a lot of mismanagement it seems rather than externally. there are certainly issues but we've seen other retailers manage them a little bit better. >> thanks. courtney reagan. pete, i'll go to you apparently y

that could be brutal melissa. >> should be interesting thanks, scott. your attention to zoom. the stock is taking a bit lower. hitting lowing of the session with the company's call under way down 6%. dan, what are your thoughts on zoom >> listen, i suspect they are executing just fine in a really difficult environment. we have been talk for months about the accelerate was going to happen here dparts think there's valuation it still has a great balance they raised billions of dollars. >> traders are playing that one into be pints. you're watching fast money you're live at the nasdaq markets. back right after this. machin as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you ca

>> it's a greatpoint, melissa. if i think about subscription services where i think it is the big hope where subscription services will become the majority you are seeing incremental he have knew was less than incremental revenue in q two versus q 1 the overall users are getting more users services has become smaller. i think there is a lot of dreams to dream, but the reality is much mharsher. >> is there a facebook component to this that the market isn't taking into consideration as well >> in terms of what? what do you mean by that >> some relationship potentially with face book or meta, whatever they are calling the company these days >> again, i think at the end of the day -- maybe i am a minority here, but at the end of the day i really think all these partnerships are as important as the one single thing which is majority, more than 80% of revenue by transaction fees and they are coming down sharply you see those in the press released to. the reality is the stock is down 11% because the results were disappoin

some of those cuts. >> we have an attrition problem that we can't ignore. >> reporter: in oakland, melissao, nbc bay area news. >>> while the search continues for whoever shot and killed a former police officer who was working a as a security guard for a tv crew. he worked at the san jose and komo police departments. the reward load to go an arrest is now more than $32,000. police believe this is the car the shooter got away in. a white acura tl, year 2004 to 2008 with a sunroof and no front license plate. >>> a disturbing arrest in the south bay. san jose police took into custody an employee at a day care facility for sexually abusing a child. the victim younger than 14 reported being sexually assaulted numerous times between 2011 and 2019. now that day care is located in the 1000 block of mcginniss avenue in east san jose. police arrested the man. he is now in the santa clara main jail facing multiple accounts of sexual abuse of the trial. investigators are asking anyone who knows anything to come forward. >>> new guidance from the cdc. what the head of the agency is saying about booster

let's bring in melissa colorado who has been on this story all day. good evening to you. overreaction here or legitimate concern by the teachers in oakland? >> i think there are certainly some legitimate concerns. whether you like it or not, next week families are going to be traveling. they're going to be getting together for thanksgiving. and of course there is always the possible risk of children betting infected and bringing covid into the classroom. so certainly the district is saying all the more reason for families to get vaccinated. and that's why they are continuing to hold up these pop-up vaccine clinics at several school sites because as you all know, raj, the district has a student vaccine mandate. and that is going to go into effect in january of 2022. it will be here before you know it. and by then students who are eligible, 12 and up, they're going to have to be vaccinated unless they have some sort of medical or personal belief extension that is something that the school board i spoke to school bore director mike hutchinson. he is really concerned about th

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the question is, jake, how long that's going to last. >> melissa bell. >>> i want to bring in dr.s decision by the biden administration. covid cases in europe have been going up. i think it's fair to say at an alarming rate for weeks now. but at the same time, the biden administration is reopening borders to international travelers, as long as they've been vaccinated. is that following the science, the data doesn't seem, from my point of view, to back up this decision. >> well, you know, the thing about it is that if you look at what's been going on in the united states and europe compared to the rest of the world. the numbers have been going up there. but when you drill down on that, it's primarily along unvaccinated people. so, you know, as melissa was describing, these travel requirements are the people have to be vaccinated and they also have to show proof of a negative test as well. i think when you add those two layers in, that offers significant protection. where we're seeing numbers go up, whether it's in pockets in the united states or, as you saw there in europe, it's st

here's nbc's melissa colorado. >> this area along the embarcadero south of the ferry building, it's one of the kilo lying areas that officials are worried about being washed away from rising sea levels. there's still some time to come up with a defensive strategy. the bad news, it's going to be very expensive. >> some multibillion dollars effort that we have to undertake over the next several decades. >> but brad benson, the port of san francisco's waterfront resilience director warns doing nothing would be worse. >> inaction is not an option. we would experience up to $30 billion of damage and disruption if we did nothing. >> today the port's water front resilience team released this memo laying out a framework for the port's plan to defend downtown san francisco. the memo warns, the embarcadero may need to be raised anywhere from two to seven feet. >> that's some engineering marvel. >> it's critical that we fund this work before disaster strikes so that we can protect muni, b.a.r.t., the city's combined sewer system. >> reporter: so where is the money to build this massive infrastruct

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> they didn't get vaccinated so the police department told 70 employees, don't show up for work. the department says more than 97% of the staff got vaccinated by this week's deadline. the 70 who are still unvaccinated were placed on leave. 41 of them are police officers. some were already placed on leave a couple of weeks ago. if they don't get vaccinated, the department says they could be fired. >>> police have a new training facility they can use at sfo. today the airport opened a 7,000 square-foot training center complete with an l.e.d. shooting range, simulation range and observation tower. they contract with other departments. so the training facility is really designed for san francisco police, the san mateo county sheriff's office and fbi to use for their airport patrolling. >> one of the important things about securing our facility is getting these agencies to work collaboratively together. and that's really what this building is all about. it's about bringing a place where people can train collectively, work on their tactics and real

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let's head to the french capital where melissa bell is standing by.sa, these vice-presidential trips are ceremonial. this seems there might be more substantive. take us through the aims of this visit. >> reporter: well, we've seen that attempt, those attempts over the course of the last few weeks to unruffle ruffled french f feathers over the rou between the united states and australia that had been as president biden himself acknowledged announced in a way that was clumsy, that had lacked grace. the french had taken it very badly, so this visit really about continuing those efforts. first of all, to show that the united states, its oldest alliance, matters to it. there will be all the ceremonies around the world war i armistice day tomorrow. it looks at where concretely they can continue to collaborate and reminding one another that they remain staunch allies. so things like the indo-pacific region and how they can collaborate there, things like the global pandemic as well. but you're right, this time it is much more about re-establishing the strengt

i'm tyler mathisen melissa will join us in just a second here's what's ahead this hour. news out of washington president biden meeting with major ceos on the agenda, the supply chain and getting goods on the shelves this holiday season we will bring you the details of that meeting in just a few moments. >>> call caps struggling, the index sold off hard on friday. it is having a hard time finding its footing today. but a five-star fund manager sayings there are some gems in the rubble. >>> and twitter -- without jack. dorsey out new ceo in what the future holds for the social media power house, and square, which now gets a full-time ceo. >> or a change stocks bouncing back from friday's selloff the dow right now is up by almost 1%, .9% the s&p 500 is up by 73 points, 1.6%, and the nasdaq is up by more than 2% solidly salesforce, ibm, microsoft and apple some of the biggest movers getting a lyft, united, marriott and royal caribbean, all moving to the positive. let's go to bob pisani. >> we have a rally, but it is choppy only three stocks are advancing for two key declinin

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the other is led by former ace pitcher dave storch, but as melissa colorado found out, one city employeealready raising serious doubts about both plans. >> two development groups are facing off against each other, and this is what they're after, the city's 50% stake of the coliseum complex. the other half is owned by the a's, so who are they? one of the developer, the african-american sports and entertainment group, led by east oakland native ray bobbitt, teaming up with former wnba star alana beard in hopes of wooing a professional women's basketball team to play here in oakland. >> we're going to dive into the market research and understand there is no better place in this mope nlt in time than to have a wnba team within this market. >> the other group, stewart property group, is led by dave stewart and baseball agent lonny murray. the group wants to restore the coliseum for youth sports. supporters for both groups logged on to today's city council meeting. >> the stewart murray group has four strong point in their proposal. one, financial stability. >> so i urge you to vote for the pr

she survived and tonight she spoke exclusively with nbc bay area's melissa colorado. >> reporter: michelle paradiso and her family drove seven hours from oregon to oakland with the hopes of seeing their favorite band, all time low, perform live. this picture shows the anticipation that was building up for days. >> i was with my 13-year-old, my 5-year-old, and my 6-year-old because they all love the same band. >> reporter: but that excitement quickly turned into fear when gunfire broke out wednesday afternoon across the street from the fox theater in downtown oakland. one of the stray bullets went through paradiso's arm. >> i hear the gunfire, and all of a sudden, i feel my arm in massive pain. >> reporter: another bullet grazed her hip. >> it looks like a giant rug burn. >> reporter: the girls were unharmed but in shock. >> they don't want to go back to oakland anytime soon, but they are just happy that mom's here and still with them. >> reporter: the concert was canceled and now the family is back in oregon. paradiso has not crossed off future trips to california, but her arm cast is a pa

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. >>> in 2013, southern california resident melissa's 4-year-old daughter grace was diagnosed with aer kids there from the same neighborhood who were also suffering from the same disease. it turned out the children all had something in common. they lived directly downhill from a nuclear research lab that had a history of mishandling waste and even had an accident that was covered up for years. the story is now the subject of a new documentary from msnbc films called "in the dark of the valley." it airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. here's a clip. >> i met a family that said, we live on your street. and granted we live on a long boulevard, it is three miles, but they lived on our street. and she said, and my neighbor had the same exact brain cancer that my son had. and there were two of them. neighbors, plus my daughter, that's three on the same street. and for a long time we couldn't find the connections. and it was about a year after that that someone mentioned for the first time the santa susana field lab. i never heard of it. we had to start wrestling with the fact that maybe our