alicia: we are.alance sheet is fundamentally healthy and we think you can hide out here for now. caroline: hideout is probably what you need to be doing. the bell is ringing. and the s&p 500 is almost below 2%. and tech is clearly lacking. scarlet: i am looking at the worst performers in the dow industrials. four gainers out of the 30 stock measure. goldman sachs, the worst performer, off by almost 8%. apple is the second worst performer. an incredible they we have the 10th worst decline are in the dow off by better than 2%. ibm losing 2.5%. caroline: and just how many of these companies now entering not correction territory, but bear market territory. what was the biggest mover? romaine: we have talked a lot about tech, but you saw the financials, you saw other companies taking a hit, and you wonder are there fundamental factors why they are selling off, in particular like the financials, or is it that indiscriminate selling we saw in early october? caroline: let's dive the deeper with abigail. what

la seÑora alicia trae el pan de muertos. >>> hola, buenos dÍas. >>> seÑora alicia ¿a quiÉn viene avistarcientemente hace 2 aÑos, y pues, es tradiciÓn porque desde pequeÑa venÍamos con todos comocoi celrar, de reunirse la familia. >>> ¿quÉ van a hacer en la tumb traen floreros, kmid para convivir ¿quÉ van a hacer?. >>> traemos cafÉ, traemos tamales, el pan de muerto y con ellos van a pasar un rato. un rato una hora o 2 horas. para primero arreglar su tumba y vamos a desayunar y cantÁndoles y rezÁndoles. >>> con mucho cariÑo. >>> con mucho cariÑo sobre todo. >>> seÑora alicia, gracias por com partir nos y trÁenos el pan de muerto y tenemos la historia de este plan que es particular y que es comÚn en estas fechas. regreso contigo felicidad, a no se te antoja un pedacito. >>> dÁndonos antojos que estamos tan lejos. gracias a vÍctor silva. entre campos llenos de sempasuchi. nuestro colaborador diego huerta documentÓ una tÍpica fiesta del dia de muertos en el estado de oaxaca un estado mÁs rico entre cultura y tradiciones. >>> el camino entre la vida y la muerte es el color... en un mismo punt

alicia: no es solamente la mamografÍa. nunca mÁs en mi vida. a lo mejor para tener otro bebÉ si. juan: entonces si eso es lo que quieres te deseamos que tengas exactamente lo que quieras. de verdad te deseo mucha salud. te bese sÚper bien y saludable. asÍ que espero que sigas así. te deseo mucho Éxito y feliz dÍa de acciÓn de gracia. gracias por estar con nosotros. alicia: le voy a mandar mis batidos de proteÍna deliciosos y aparte tiene muchos nutrientes que te van a encantar. juan: no se muevan porque ya volvemos con mÁs de doctor juan. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: mÁs adelante te diremos cuales son los medicamentos mÁs peligrosos y los cuidados. mÁs de 48 millones de personas viajan este fin de semana. el doctor juan te diremos que llevar en tu botiquÍn de primeros auxilios. un nuevo brote mascara lash sensational full-fan,anico. de maybelline new york. el cepillo efecto abanico revela capas y capas de pestañas. mascara lash sensational full-fan, de maybelline. solo de maybelline new york. st. jude children's research hospital ayuda

thank you so much. >> alicia says they apologized to her for the delay. m park did not return our numb ress requests for comment. i want to hear from you. my "7 on your side" hotline is open week days from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can reach me at my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >>> she is smart, not just for calling you, but you could get at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. pai'm open to that.medicare? lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-min

pero capitán de la policía de la ciudad bases porque la evidencia del cuerpo de alicia no coincide cone acuerdo a las cámaras de vigilancia de la zona, este auto pasó justo al lado donde fue localizada. >> una muerte espantosa. la señora fue una mañana a sucedió cosa de minutos. >> investigadores regresarán a la escena para analizar el lugar y ver si algo que ignoraron el día de su muerte pueda aclarar listas. >> nada le costaba parar y llamar a la policía. >> alicia se encontraba el 12 de noviembre a las 7:00 de la mañana. se tiene algo de información por favor comuníquese al departamento de la policía. >> los planes una tienda. mientras muchos recientes apoyan el proyecto otros opinan que causará problemas. >> oficiales perdieron todo incluido sus informes. agencias ley están recolectando uniformes usados. mañana los llevarán a una empresa para que ponga las escudos y se los pueden entregar. >> los problemas que enfrentan los miembros de la caravana centroamericana ahora surge un nuevo temor. de acuerdo a reportes de en nbc se han incorporado informantes para vigilar las actividades

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell usan do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able to have the support th

kids are grateful. >> reporter: alicia goes door- to-door to raise money for the donations, organizents or recruit volunteers. >> she is tenacious about getting us together. she is fierce about it. she really cares about the neighborhood. >> reporter: to help start the organization to transform into a safer community, this week's award goes to alicia. >> alicia in the lower bottom neighborhood association also brings food to the area back in 2009 and before that, they had no major store for groceries and had no go to neighboring. they had to go to neighboring stores in emeryville and shop. you can nominate your own local hero online. we will be right back. now u-s companies are cashing in. sunday is "singles day" in china -- it's like valentine s day of sorts-- >>> tomorrow marks the biggest online shopping holiday in china and u.s. companies have found a way to cash in. sunday is single stay in china where everyone buys gifts for themselves and for others. it is bringing american goods into the market, the shoppers go into american stores. the shop shop ceo says the company will sta

we discussed with alicia levine.ew york, this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am emma chandra. that the has learned japanese carmaker wants to limit the power of nissan to nominate directors to its board. meanwhile, mitsubishi has joined nissan in dismissing the chairman. a strategic review is at an businessge -- to a involved in industrial robots. facebook haves at put immense pressure on sheryl sandberg. bloomberg spoke to eight current and former employees from her side of the organization. some now blame her for facebook's woes. they say, at times, she prioritized her own brand over facebook's. alix: thank you. so what is right, the market or fundamentals? socgen's ceo for that. >> it is fair to say there are more risks potential, geopolitical risks on one hand, and we have seen a correction of the markets recently. the question is the magnitude, at the end of the day, the correction and whether it could derail what remains, fundamentally, good economic conditions. when you speak with ceos,

. >> also what happened to alicia castro. family and friends say good-bye to the woman who mysteriously died on an intersection on the peninsula. >>> radar is scanning right now. here's the incoming storm. we'll have your hour by hour look at what's happening tomorrow coming up in eight minutes. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ grocery stoire...at what you order at the restaurant. there )s a nationwide recall of >>> be careful what you eat and what you buy at the grocery store and what you order at the restaurant. there's a nationwide recall of romaine lettuce which could impact thanksgiving dinners. we're joined by damian trujillo at a popular restaurant. >> reporter: it's dinnertime here. the cooks are hard at work. but there is no romaine lettuce on the table. that's popular here. but no one is taking any chances. they're serving mixed greens n

alicia has started a social media exam pain to raise awareness. you can tell us about your consumer complaints 888-996-tips. >> sad for those people there. thank you, chris. back to our weather alert. outside to our smokey live cams. it looks like we are in the middle a winter storm. there are calculations that show if you spent all day outside, it's equalng seven cigarettes or more. >> it is definitely adding up. a lot of you want to know about changes to the forecast. i'll start off with something i know you are curious about. why after nine days are we still stuck with smoke across the bay area. it has everything to do with what is happening over the atmosphere. the ground pressure creates dry, warm air, it is like putting a big cap or lid over the bay area. so all the smoke is sitting at the surface. the second thing is cool layer at that level. that is also pushing the smoke down to the surface. that is a lot of force. that's why we haven't seen the smoke clear out of here in nine days. we haven't had any wind stir this up and move it out. ve

they credit alicia with building the positive relationships. >> we have a community of neighbors that care about each other and are willing to do whatever it takes for that neighbor. >> try to work on it. >> reporter: the neighborhood events are like street fairs a variety of fead backpack give away and a petting zoo. kids like eddie are grateful. >> it makes me feel good and happy. >> reporter: alicia goes door- to-door for donations and organizes the recruits like shannon and her daughter maya. >> she's fierce about getting us together. she really cares about the neighborhood. >> it's like we're one big family. >> reporter: for helping start the lower bottom neighborhood association to transform west oakland into a safer community, this week's jefferson award goes to alicia fontenot. . they lobbied to bring foods to the area in 2009. before that they had to go to emoryville to shop. >> stop and get to know your neighbors. >> that's so important and one person make as difference. >> you can nominate your local hero for the jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. we like to get the n

cindy, alicia and maria, each lost tens of thousands of dollars.bi has warned the real estate world that e-mails are subject to spoofing and hacking. yet found lots of realtors who used risky methods that risk your money when you're buying a home. >> i have absolutely no savings. >> she did until someone stole it. tried to help son buy this house in sacramento. scraped together $80,000 for down payment but spoofed e-mail account and took every penny. >> here's the real e-mail address and here's the address the imposters created. identical except for a letter r. maria missed that detail, followed phony instructions and wired a stranger her $85,000. >> oh, god, lifetime of savings. >> impersonator was bold, including a fraud alert in the e-mail to >> fooled me that way. >> fbi says thieves are stealing hundreds of millions of dollars this way. e-mail is weak link, sent message to companies, avoid free web-based e-mail accounts. but many realitiers continue to use them. maria's did and thousands of others. we checked thousands of realtor addresses. st

here now alicia crowl host of the conversation and contributor of the daily wire.nd ceo of the democratic national committee. we appreciate both of you joining us tonight. >> of course. >> thanks. >> ed: jest, i want to start with you. wrote it down. the "new york times" on the jump page. clinton warns europe of migration peril. i thought hasn't president trump been warning europe and been warning the united states, warning the entire world for the last two years about this peril? is she seeing the light? >> well, look. i think as you just said, hillary clinton has been very clear throughout the entire course of her career that what she favors and advocating comprehensive immigration reform. with respect to europe, you know, immigration is a challenge that both europeans and americans have to solve together. here in america, you know, there someone party that is working for immigration reform that is humane, that does not separate families and there is another party that wants to divide us. and i think that hillary clinton -- go ahead. >> ed: i want to get alicia i

alicia acuna is following this from the valley of the sun.cia. >> yeah, the democrats have not held a u.s. senate seat to represent arizona since 1995. they have momentum and they have sinema. she's a three-time democratic congresswoman that had a liberal record in the state legislature. she's pulled herself to the middle. she's focusing on healthcare. here's what she had to say about focusing the president's birth right citizenship clause. >> this is a distraction from the issues that voters are concerned about right now, which as i hear from them every day on the campaign trail have focused exclusively on their concerns about protecting their access to healthcare. >> martha mcsally met with supporters with the help of donald trump jr. the message, vote. >> the only poll that matters is election night. i know the importance of making sure we get to every last voter on the sidelines, build the enthusiasm and make sure we get across the finish line. >> now, the sinema camp, the democrat, did get a very small boost yesterday when the green part

dojoin me then, but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. note, but quiet is not necessarily mean right. —— week that began the drenching downpours. you should slowly brighten up a little bit later on that sunshine amounts will va ry later on that sunshine amounts will vary depending on where we, most places starting at under a sheet of carbon is a mist and fog patches as well. northern islands of decent sunshine and then as we go through the day, parts of islands, the north of wales, the coast of devon and cornwall should see a little sunshine. temperatures i2 cornwall should see a little sunshine. temperatures 12 to 14 degrees that will once again that turn quite murky and misty woods and fog patches as we had to friday night, into the early hours of saturday. temperatures will not drop too far, six to 12 degrees. as we go through the weekend, we will peel that cloud back westwards. increasing amounts of sunshine. it stay quite breezy and then into next week, temperatures will stop the drop. —— style to drop. —— start to drop. welcome to b

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. of large and crashing waves and some very strong gusts of wind. the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 miles an hour recorded here. 72 in plymouth, 72 as well in capel curig, in conwy in north—west wales. there were a number of sites that got into the 60s too. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this one just heading to the western side of norway at the moment. the main parent low was still to the north—west of scotland and that is what is continuing to bring these strong winds. at the moment we are seeing a number of heavy showers flowing in to the western side of scotland and it will stay very windy here. windy too for northern ireland, north—west england, even further south. the winds are noticeably brisk, although continuing to gradually ease down. it is the strong winds that will continue to feed the showers in. showers to start the day across western england, southern england and western wales. s

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.placed it with something very much more unsettled and infact something very much more unsettled and in fact today is looking extremely unsettled. the area of low pressure bringing the spells of gales or severe gales. with it some very mild air drawn up from the azores. this area of pressure means business. it could cause disruption to the north and west, the combination of gales and heavy rain. keep tuned to the bbc local radio for the latest updates. this morning starting off on a mild nose. temperatures ranging between five and eight celsius. it will be cloudy and eight celsius. it will be cloudy and wet. something perhaps a little bit and wet. something perhaps a little bhdw and wet. something perhaps a little bit dry out into the early part of the afternoon. then another batch of heavy and persistent rain pushing into northern ireland and scotland, where we could see some very high rainfall totals particularly on south facing hills. a very mild day. temperatures in double figures a

war our families had flood by the time we were born so none of us really have much luck alicia you know from only our memories there because we've never been. i want to go back on my trip was . acting but that's three guys i'm more of all knowing that i was a baby and most wanted like the information had produced the first part of it is our belief that it could be you know. the. election. when you are that's what we need so even if you are right take a little longer. i don't know right here one of the priorities that i have during the week is that she is able to walk at least in one show. you're in charge of joy that moment last season there was a lot of interest unfortunately they couldn't figure out a way to meet that clothing and. let it get to that that maybe only you can change i mean it was good but you just buy it and you will hopefully get options or since this is winter fall clothes and you know a little bit easier probably to work with the cold. oh my gosh i was you know your i love that environment i love the. past. to. the. cast of the future if you are. not going to come do

alicia dice estar lista para pedir asilo.i temor. gos de nes n la regresar a su paÍs, deben aprobar una entrevista de miedo creÍble. >>van a determinar en esta entrevista sin -- si tu historia es creÍble o no. >>muchos lo aprueban, el segundo paso es mÁs complicado estados unidos sÓlo da asilo a quienes son perseguidos por su opiniÓn polÍtica, por ser miembros de un grupo social. >>no dicen nada de pandilla y quiere limitar el presidente donald trump aÚn mÁs. que puedan pedir asilo polÍtico, pero la semana pasada una corte federal bloqueÓ la orden presidencial la orden dice otra cosa toda persona que entre ilegal o legalmente tiene derecho a solicitar asilo una cosa es solicitarlo y otra muy diferente de es conseguirlo conseguir asilo en este paÍs es muy difÍcil conseguir. en el mejor de los casos muchos ganarÁn solamente un poco de tiempo. >> oliver bruno que fue detenido al asistir a una cita con inmigraciÓn, no serÁ deportado hasta que se resuelva su pedido asi lo afirmaron dos congresistas. >>mÁs de 1300 vuelos han sido c

localizada y el conductor del vehÍculo podria tener la respuesta de estÁn buscando los familiares de aliciaores del mÉdico forense regresar a la escena analizar el lugar y ver si algo que estÁn en el dÍa de de la muerte. si usted tiene informaciÓn por la mÁs mÍnima comunicarse al departamento de la policÍa el nÚmero telefÓnica 650. la policÍa busco a un sospechoso y recompensa de 10.000 dÓlares. es buscado por estar involucrado en un robo si tiene informaciÓn que lleve a la lk l localizaciÓn. >> una llamada telefÓnica del pÚblico alertÓ a la policÍa quiÉn respondiÓ a disparos en la zona. >> cuando los antgentes. >> corriÓ y un policÍa localizÓ el arma y el sospechoso que tenÍa una orden de arresto >>> relacionado con otro caso de armas fue capturado. >> las autoridades confirmaron que un fanÁtico desapareciÓ la semana pasada encontrado sin vida el hombre caminÓ 3 millas en donde habrÍa fallecido nos traen los mÁs reciente que comenzÓ durante un partido de fÚtbol. >> confirmÓ el cuerpo encontrado el pasado sÁbado flotando cerca de la marina. >>> de acuerdo a autoridades cazadores estaban con

. >> we have fox team coverage, jeff paul in los angeles, mollie line in iowa, alicia in phoenix. and phil keating in florida, alison barber in boseman, montana. reporter: president trump was in montana for less than two hours, incumbent democrat this the state is 4 points ahead of the mat rosen dale, the president hopes his visit moves poll in favor of rosen dale. and all other republicans running for office in the state, rallygoers say, by and large they showed up to see president trump, not necessarily the candidates he is stumping for. >> he gives me a message of hope for the country, for you know our borders. immigration. keeping our taxes low. you know smaller government. >> came to visit my dad, but i said to come to this. >> i have already votedded, yeah, yeah, i voted red. >> reading and researching. reporter: president hit a lot of topics at rally, focusing on immigration, his rhetoric on that topic has come you were fire of late, the crude here liking what -- crowd here liking what president said about embreak, and the border wall. and talking about veteran issues, a bi

>>> thin, alicia menendez talkintalks to mandy patinkin, and roseanne cash makes beautiful music just for us. >>> yuan world is a proud sponsor of amanpour and company . >>> additional support has been provided by -- >>> welcome to the program everyone, i'm christiane amanpour in new york. jesus said how you care for and welcome the stranger, the immigrant, the undocumented immigranted is how nations will be judged. that's what the reverend william barbour tells us as president trump focuses on his base by demonizing immigrants and calling them invaders in his pitch for republican votes on tuesd tuesday. >> while poverty still plague this is richest of countries with almost a third of americans living at best from paycheck to payche paycheck, americans lack insurance and u.s. incarceration rates are the highest in the world. my guest, reverend william barber has been called the martin luther king of our times, a protestant minister from north carolina. he recently won this year's macarthur genius grant for leading the fight against poverty and for civil rights. you may remember his el

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alicia is live in denver with the very latest. alicia. >> hi, avenue.he president did address up this morning, that active duty servicemen and women could use force if necessary. >> do i want that to happen? absolutely not, but you are dealing with rough people. you ask the people in tijuana, mexico. they opened up with wide arms. come in, come in. let us take care of you, and within two days, now they are going crazy to get them out. >> on monday, the usda to close the northbound lane, and one of the pedestrian bridge is coming to the country from mexico. they did this for a number of hours to allow for new security reasons. arriving in their city. secretary of defense talk to reporters off-camera on wednesday, addressing the president's order, saying "we received late tuesday night and additional instruction authorizing additional measures. we are sizing up what those are. i have already talked to folks over there, and i would just tell you we will keep you posted on any new missions and any new numbers of troops as those decisions are made. he is qui

social justice in the trump era, activist educators and writer, brittany packnett sits down with our alicia menendez. >> uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bee tollman founded a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams, and those dreams were on the water -- a river, specifically -- multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter. bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family, seaton melvin. judy and josh. and by contribution s your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program. serious constitutional question. many see it as an attempt to undermine the probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election and the president's own conduct. in a feisty post election conference, trump threatened to take a war like posture. t

alicia. i'm just kidding. connell: not a bad place to be stuck.hat. >>> as we move on investigation fatigue, well, can the new blue house of representatives work with the west wing continue to investigate the president potential fallout from that is coming your way next. ♪ >> almost from the time they announced i was going to run they have been giving us this investigation fatigue. it's been a long time. i -- they got nothing, zero because there is nothing. they can play the game we can play better.>> the president sending a message. can we expect a flood of investigations, nevertheless? we have a fox news radio white house correspondent with us, also an attorney. thank you, sir, for coming out today. what do you think? >> absolutely think that as we can expect when the new congress is sworn in in january. pretty much a number of committee chairman have already indicated that they will increase their oversight over the administration. increase their investigation of the administration and despite the clip that you just played, melissa, i do not th

alicia acounia reporting live from phoenix. >> reporter: hi, shep. more than 219,000 votes have yet to be tabulated, most of those from here in maricopa county. democratic congresswoman, kyrsten sinema leads martha mcsally by 32,000 votes. they say with the latest ballot count, kyrstin's lead is ins insurmountab insurmountable. the mcsally campaign did not respond to phone calls or texts made by fokt news. the last we heard from them was on saturday saying the latest release offers compelling evidence that the remaining uncounted ballots are favorable to martha. the maricopa county recorder, adrian fontez, says they will continue to tabulate the reports even if things appear to be over at some point. >> one, the press can call it. that doesn't mean it is over. two, a candidate can concede. that doesn't mean it is over. three, we can publish our final numbers after we are done tabulating every ballot and then we will know who the winner is. >>> the arizona gop party has questioned whether a democrat should be in charge of the maricopa count. some repu

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she was identified as maria alicia castro, a belmont restaurant. anyone with information is urged to contact belmont police. >>> santacon is an official tradition. as christian tells us, this year's was slightly different on union square.>> reporter: in the days leading up to christmas, revelers dress up as santa claus and take to the streets of san francisco as part of santacon. organizers say it is part fun, part toy drive, part pub crawl. this year it almost got a lump of coal. just last week, the organizer posted a notice saying the celebration set for december 8 had been canceled. the statement reads in part, the city and county of san francisco have decreed that santacon has no place in san francisco and the gathering should be shut down due to a safety issue and union square cannot hold the people. >> it has never been a permitted event. >> reporter: they said they only received plans to host 17,000 santas. >> we already have two events booked at union square. we have the macy's great tree and the ice rink. it wasn't possible for us to give

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. >>> tonight at 6:00, what happens to alicia castro.nds say goodbye to the woman who died mysteriously. >> finally, peas and carrots are off the table. a pair of turkeys got the traditional pardon today along with a serving of a little political humor . >> i will be issuing peas and carrots a presidential problem. unfortunately, i can't guarantee that your pardons bond be enjoined by the 9th circuit. >> the president and first lady will spend thanksgiving in florida but teams have christma there. i'm free! i'm free! >> we leave you wits beautiful sunset. lester holt is next. >>> breaking news tonight. a bombshell from "the new york times" reporting that president trump wanted to order the justice department to prosecute his rivals, hillary clinton and james comey. the white house counsel reportedly warning the president he could face impeachment if he gave the order. we'll have details. >>> and new fallout tonight after revelations that ivanka trump used privacy e-mail for government work. critics cry hypocrisy after his father's relent

: yeah, i have to say though i don't want to make it say, you know, i mean, i remember when i met aliciaarza, you know, one of the founders of the black lives matter movement that was from the bay area, like i am. and i had realized that a loft the filipino-american kind of activist people were, like are, trained with alicia garza. >> host: exactly. >> guest: there's absolutely that solitary my happening, and there's been -- solitarity happening, and there's been work happening. but what does that look like as a system. what does it look like at school. what does it look like with scholarships. what does it look like -- i had, you know, a few years ago i saw this documentary by chris rock called "good hair". have you seen it? oh, my god, it's fascinating. i learned so much from that documentary, but what i did not know was that asian buzzes own a lot of -- businesses own a lot of the black hair economy. and so, of course, the question that i had is, wait a second, so if asian people are profiting from, you know, black people, then, like, what's the -- do we help provide scholarships? lik

i'm going to fit in a break jachlt son, alicia, stay with me. coming up. we have more. donald trump lashing out at mueller and claiming to have inside knowledge about the investigation. >>> and the blue wave getting bluer. we'll tell you about the new democratic wins in the house and what could be the fight of nancy pelosi's political life. some democrats saying maybe she doesn't have the votes. and later the architect of donald trump's obamacare repeal is out of a job, too. i'm ari melber and you're watching a special edition of "the beat" on msnbc. eat" on msn. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd trea

sentiments like mother jones and alicia's were heard. they told me it's about time we invest in their community and we need to put in the same amount of prioritization and investment in public safety improvements as we do in other places like valencia street. s.r.o. tenant leaders expressed it's clear their community comes second to cars when lamp posts are directed away from sidewalks and toward the street. we met with community groups like so ma youth collaborative. they work with children stating the strong need for pedestrian visibility. it was welcomed by businesses along the corridor. however, as someone has gone door to door and spoke with over 50 different businesses i have hearded the most mixed reception when it came to land removal and widening of the sidewalk. katerina dmitri welcome sidewalk widening and improvement to allow a clear and comfortable path for deliveries and their patrons but the biggest theme of feedback we have heard from them and other businesses like split pea production and beauty supply was a real concern

foster's on and off again girlfriend, 28-year-old alicia ennis accused the man of pushing and slapping her. she previously accused him of domestic violence earlier this year that led to the february 11th arrest. she admitted to making up the accusations. local fans watching say they are not surprised by the team's decision. >> constantly putting himself in situations that are bad and becomes a sooner or later kind of thing and i understand why they cut him. >> there is no room for that in any business or any lifestyle, so i just hope he can figure it out. >> foster posted bail and was released from jail today. a judge has ordered him to avoid contact with ennis. >>> the san mateo county coroner is working to identify a man's body found off the coast of pacificia. abc 7 news was at the beach as fire and police responded after fishermen spotted the body this morning. officials have not said if this is connected to the man that disappeared while swimming near daily city on friday or a missing pacificia man whose car was found last night. >>> happening right now, the holiday travel rush is

. >> alicia keys is sitting next to the owner. that's big time. mckinney play in germany, mexico and the g-league before the warriors finally gave him a shot. by the way he just bought his mom a house in chicago. how about that? warriors beat the t-wolves 116-99. nick mullen, the third-string quarterback led the 9ers to a 43-3 thrashing last night. he spent all last season on the practice squad. >> who is nick mullen? >> he's the man, what you mean? every single time he steps on the field he does this stuff, man. i had nothing but faith he would go out there and execute. it's nothing new to us. >> he's the man, what you mean? will now against the giants? maybe. no decision yet from the head coach. >>> okay. up nex at tribute to "mrs. doubtfire." i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> such a

to add to the mix, alicia, both of them showed up at the asu a game over the weekend.ng the national anthem and you have participation as well. they've been looking at at the middle the lineal's, as well. >> they really need that younger vote, both of them. martha mcsally often tells people that she won her 2014 seats by 167 votes. when she says every vote counts, she knows it personally. >> harris: i always great to see you. thank you. ringing the sunshine there, and bringing it here. martha and bret. what do you think about the tightness in a red state? jeff flake -- that scene he's retiring from, he is a different sort of a republican. although he votes up north of 90% of the time with president trump. >> bret: obviously, he has spoken out numerous times about president trump arrayed against him. some of the policies. think about john mccain, also stood up against his party numerous times. i think arizona is one of these states where it has been tougher democrats, but there is a lot of mobilization. kyrsten sinema, there is a lot of democratic "get out the vote." sh

alicia acuna is following that race from phoenix. hi, alicia? reporter: hi, arthel.enate race is so close. there is realistic chance we won't know who the winner is by tuesday night. you saw the "fox news poll." look at "real clear politics" average of polls. congresswoman sir 10 cinema, the democrat, with tinyiest of leads over congresswoman martha mcsally. they are in tough fight, bringing in the president, his son, the vice president to rally support and most important getting folks to vote. sinema and democrats launched a massive get-out-the-vote. she has appeared to distance herself from the early days in congress and disparaging remarks she made about arizona. governor doug ducey leads david garcia by 13 points. doocy is a fairly popular governor. led the state honoring his friend the late john mccain after his passing. early voting officially ended yesterday evening. counties opened up emergency voting centers for those who can't make it on tuesday. maricopa county, election officials are running troubleshooter training for staff looking for irregularities on

joining us now alicia levine, chief market strategist with bmy melon and michael laroni which has 2.7 trillion under management. a battle of the trillions. alicia, welcome, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> a lot of people think the bull market is in trouble, do you think it is? >> i think it is in trouble. we think that there's probably another leg down from here and if it can hold the low levels of 2018 then you could move higher, but right now we just see a very messy and unsatisfactorying market. >> when you look beneath the surface, a lot of stocks are already in bear market territory. >> that's right. the reason you're feeling it so much on the index level is because the large cap tech names which drove the market performance and became 25% of the index just in august alone, with those stocks dropping, you need the other 75% to carry it and its -- its a math problem. its very hard to get that kind of performance to move the index up. >> i was never very good at math problems and apparently the market isn't either. michael, what do you think does this market s

courtside at the oracle tonight, alicia keys. she saw the hits coming from the golden state warriors. check out the beautiful passing. courier to tremont. the warriors looking good early. watch andre iguodala coming into the forecourt. watch him go behind the back. looks like a nice off-season addition so far. that is sweet passing right there. the warriors just couldn't break away from the timberwolves. they trailed by 4 entering the fourth quarter. they'll score minnesota 33-12. klay thompson had something to do with that. 22 for klay thompson on the night. alfonso mckinney, watch him get out of the break. he came off the bench for eight points. two of them were tight. >> beautifully done. 116-99 is the final. 7th straight when for the golden state warriors. it is all smiles. all smiles for 49er fans. have we set enough about the kid nick mullens? off to the greatest art in an nfl career. three touchdown passes and nearly perfect passing ratings. one of the best debuts ever for an nfl quarterback. he thrives on emotion. >> how

is the point to alicia highlight of course there are highlights we know that many visitors are especially interested and. we have outstanding paintings by lionel finding a wonderful painting by clay glee they'll be exhibited down here in this area. for now all the treasures are kept away from the public safely guarded in a warehouse but i can already admire some of the objects. with these and why do you need gloves to handle the lamp in the first. wow this is. nuts and this plant dates back to nine hundred twenty four it is by the hand back in trade looking and although it might look quite robust it was made by hand. water or. it also seems that up here the glass has a crack. although there reproductions of the lamp on sale in every design shop in design these first prototypes are very fragile. that. these figures look a bit more robust. doesn't hunt. these are puppets by about how trauma. to the would turn us workshop here in via amazon spied to create these completely new kinds of figures and. i think we're going to take that out of us victims of so what are there for it's a puppet so y

. >> farrell to alicia keys showing up. >> amy schumer went to school to cast her vote. >> electrifyingotes for stacey abrams, knocking on doors -- >> hi, i'm oprah! >> trevor: damn! oprah coming to your door and asking for your vote has to be the most effective thing ever. if oprah showed up at my house and asked me to do anything, you better believe i would do it. i talking anything. she would be, like, i need you to hide this dead body, i would be, like, whoa! i get to hide a dead body for oprah! ( cheers and applause ) i think having oprah could also backfire because if i knew oprah might show up i'm staying home all day. i'm not going to leave to vote in case i misoprah. if they want people to vote, they need oprah to hide in one random voting booth in america and when someone comes she can pop out and go, it's me! oprah! ( laughter ) not just celebrities are coming out in full force. voting day is one of the biggest days for the fiches media. which means it's time to release the holograms! >> let's take a look at what's at stake. all 435 house seats are up for grabs. democrats nee

thank you so much alicia good to see you too yes indeed we've got another interesting coproduction today from channels t.v. quesne and bella. and here's a look at what we have lined up for you. to meet a man in the king of france who's using traditional methods to turn barren land into farce. and the multitalented young nigerian artist paint electronically. then with. well german scientist working in partnership with a national park. so i go go is world renowned as a man who stopped. the eighty year old from looking at fossil began experimenting with planting techniques back in the late one nine hundred seventy s. to be happily saved. he wouldn't soil since then so i don't go has grown an entire forest on barren land using natural methods such as the i he sees his work as a legacy for future generations and a way of fighting the effects of climate change in africa now he received the right livelihood award or the alternative nobel prize for his tireless commitment to the environment in her africa visit him in an off a book in a fossil. fuel group of. cool this patched us assume supports

and then alicia glen she played a key role in getting amazon to new york city.hat interview straight ahead. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> tackling drug costs. the government looks at changes to medicare as it trying to rein in pharmaceutical spending we've got the director of the department of health and human services live. >>> president trump threatens tariffs on more chinese tariffs and now the iphone is in play. >>> and bitcoin body blows down 40% this month. is now the time to buy into the cryptocurrency the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin the futures have been down all morning long these are i think the worst levels we've seen. down 135 now on the dow. the s&p down 15 and the nasdaq now down 57 or so. 10-year yields -- now we're hearing people say the 2-year is more important but the 10-