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ashley: very good. gentlemen, thank you so much, jonathan and dan and scott, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. ashley: well, the crisis in syria again dominating headlines. in russia president obama and other g20 leaders are discussing the possibility of u.s. military action, and in washington u.s. lawmakers are still debating whether to authorize the use of force. joining us from washington with all of the details, with the very latest, our very own rich edson. >> reporter: good afternoon, ashley. day one of the g20 is nearing its conclusion. just a short while ago president obama taking the lonely walk to the g20 working dinner as the united states and only a few other allies are alone in the world in a willingness to strike syria without u.n. authorization. with russia's alliance with the assad regime and its permanent vote on the u.n. security council, it appears a u.n. endorsement is out. that leaves the u.s. and congress. and back in washington administration officials conti

ashley: used to be. liz: levels it was creating and if it moves 50%, at most 50% higher, 50% move in and out cowell swing the dow, 38 or 40 points. liz: you're just saying. and also, i hear exactly what you are saying but the committee didn't agree so what is angeles's saying, it was the low stock price. and the desire to diversify to the dow is behind the decision. and changes won't affect the dow 15%. and those stocks that coming in the beginning of the year the dow would be up 560 points. and they considered eight changes to the dow jones, and they felt they would completely distorts the dow given the size of the market and why nike? they wanted consumer goods company. and i tell you something the fact they considered eight changes. and intel, ge and cisco. lori: the index for 50 something years. ashley: new beginnings. lori: syria and the white house and the u.n. resolution, and they're learning the u.n. security council will hold an emergency closed-door session at 4:00 eastern as president obama is

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ashley: very true.ile van who tuned into last night's "breaking bad" finale. the one and only warren buffett. the billionaire investor wrote not even the oracle knows what will happen tonight. he even dressed up for the part wearing a black hat, the head piece of the main character walter white. this was his fourth tweet ever. >> that is when you know a show has truly gone mainstream because he is so far out of the demo, he is like 100. this shows the cool people. even warren buffett tuned in. he is not a violent guy that we know like walter white is. ashley: maybe there is another side to warren buffett. thank you. tracy: dennis, thank you. all right, coming up on "countdown to the closing bell." as the government prepares for a possible shutdown, one american icon is celebrating 125 years of being open for business. alcoa. join us. alcoa chairman joining us live. dow down 102 points. don't go anywhere. the. ♪ liz: i am liz claman. is the last hour of trading. willet or won't it shut down? we are just

ashley: yeah.nt people to understand, companies taking market share, look at them, even in a 16 trillion-dollars economy not doing so well there are opportunities to have. lori: it was one of the darlings in the tech bubble and they hang on. >> there is something to be said for the survivors. now i think this stock will make a huge move. i think it will go up to 29, $30 a share. ashley: thanks, charles. it is quarter past the hour, time to check on these markets. nicole petallides, you know where she is. on the floor of the nyse. nicole, you're watching big movers. >> two names doing quite well today. start off with e-trade. look how it is faring at this moment. it hit a new high of 15.97. just pennies away from that level. up nearly 10% today. big moves for e-trade which has been number one on the s&p 500 index. they got regulatory approval to distribute $100 million in cash, pulling capital from its bank for some broader corporate use. all this move is certainly it along with the stock. >>> let's

ashley: why? tracy: i'm afraid. ashley: will blow up on you? tracy: who knows.id. be brave. tracy: i will try. looking to take on obamacare. several major hospitals in the northeast are joining forces. this is a sign what is coming across the country? we'll take a look. ashley: look how the u.s. dollar is moving today. as we know it went down big-time against at love currencies when the fed said, tape every not so much. ereuro is moving higher. elsewhere all these other currencies moving lower against the u.s. dollar. we'll be right back. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement.

ashley, back to you. ashley: all right. they have been put on notice. much. appreciate it. >> you bet. tracy: well it is quarter after the hour. we have to get a check on stocks. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange where we go every 15 minutes. we're seeing a nice pop in disney, right? although the dow just turned red. >> obviously disney is the story over the last half hour or so and that is because, chief financial officer announce ad buyback of roughly 6 to 8 billion. when you look at that see what they're planning to do, up to $8 billion in shares, that's a big deal. that's why you're seeing an intraday pop on disney. when i checked a short time ago, tracy and ashley, it was worth about 13 positive dow points. since the dow is only moving in a few point increments, that pushed dow from negative to positive territory. we'll see what the end of the day brings. why don't we talk about other names, pandora and lulu? when you talk about pandora we're looking at a new high, 24.43 the company nameing a new ceo. brian mcandrews, will be chairman

back to you, ashley.appreciate that. >>> with 5,000 degrees granting institutions narrowing down the right college is no es task. money is playing a crucial role. gerri willis looks at it this week as part after user's guide to education. gerri. >> picking right school is critical. you're thinking harvard and your kids are looking at list of party schools to figure out where they are go. 4500 colleges will give them a degree to choose from. it's a long list. one is a good match. things you should look for at a college. look at spending per capita on education. now this sounds like a no-brainer, right? reality so many schools are not spending on education. they're spending on student union, climbing walls. fancy gyms, you name it. you want to make sure money is going to instruction. you will pay hundred of thousands of dollars over time. alumni giving a good proctor & gamble system are people who graduate from the university successful? you want to know proportion of alumni actually giving money back to th

ashley: it does.people from getting in it..3 >> mortgage applications are trending around 2008 levels. refinancings are trending at 2009 levels. you wonder if paperwork is also hyped. >> it i mean you have to pick a child to give up to get a mortgage these days. ashley: take a child, any child. tracy: depending on the day i might have one for you. lizzie mack. thank you. ashley: we appreciate it. tracy: coming we're live live fm the techcrunch disrupt conference. we'll meet one entrepreneur hoping to revolutionize smart technology in the kitchen. please say it's going to make dinner. please say it is going to make dinner. ashley: one day push a button and it makes dinner. first here is look at winners and losers as we head to break on the s&p. lennar up 4%. dr. r horton, another good day for the homebuilders up 4%. -- d.r. horton. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ woman ] if you have the nerve to be

ashley: oh thank you.aughing but the threat of a government shutdown weighing on the market but my next guest says, no, it is not going to happen. instead he is using these kinds of selloffs as buying opportunities. hank smith, chief investment officer of halfer ford trust. hank, we've been down this road before. but as an investor you can't blame people for cashing in some of these profits before we head for a uncertain weekend in d.c.? >> no, ashley, you can't but this creates opportunity and look, september has been a great month even though we ended the last week kind of on a down note. it still has been a very good month and as you just said the year has been terrific. and we would suggest these opportunities where you have pullbacks, are great, because there's still a lot of cash on the sideline that is earning nothing and there's still a ton of money in bond fund that are earning very little. so take advantage of these pullbacks because equities are still the best asset class we believe both interme

ashley: stores could close., less employment and think of the technology we have today, look what happened with the auto industry replaced by automation, you can put kiosks in mcdonald's and less people at the checkout counter. the social argument is it is not a living wage but most of these are part-time entry-level jobs, not meant to be life sustaining jobs and if you want to make more money like all of us try try to move a ladder. ashley: gets you started in your first job, not a career. this, expand a little bit if we can. with the economy in general, drivers of the economy, housing turned around nicely, lately perhaps a little iffy but the automobile sector doing very well the i get the feeling polk of those sectors are slowing down a little bit. what does that do to the economy? >> the housing sector did just a higher interest rates. what we're seeing an interesting statistic, jumbo rate is equivalent to the 30 year fixed so there's confidence the high end buyers are coming in so there is reaction, the ten

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ashley, back to you. ashley: what a bizarre story.he sun rarely comes out in london. they don't have to worry about it too much. >> thank you. ashley: home prices surging by 12.4% since july a year ago. marking the 17th consecutive month of he of price gains. joining me to breek down the latest numbers is chief economist mark fleming. mark, thanks for joining us. can we keep up this pace or is the market due for a little bit of a cool-down and is that a good thing? >> we don't want it to keep up this pace indefinitely. that certainly would not be good, that would be conversations about bubbles again. we think the pace will slow down largely because of the gains we had locking pent up supply and easing pressure as well as we mentioned earlier a little bit about mortgage rates rising and cooling demand ever so modestly. ashley: what are the impact of those rates? historically they're still pretty darn good right now. but houses are getting more expensive and so are the mortgages. >> that's right. so we went from a 3.5 to 3.75 rate envir

ashley., who wrote these rules? and what were they drinking when they wrote them because this is so confuseing? >> the founding fathers, the founding fathers wrote these rules and said each chamber can write its own rules. tracy: craziness. it is craziness. thank god, at least we got to you understand it all. peter barnes down in d.c. >> thanks. ashley: back then, or was it some sort of a grog. >>> washington indecisiveness, that's a hard word, isn't it, has the country days a way from a shutdown and even with continued stimulus from the fed, well, investors, they are worried. joining me sam stovall, s&p equity i.q. chief market strategist with how uncertainty will affect markets and other things. talk about what is going on in washington first, sam, just to keep with the theme. what does this do for the markets? we know this has been a pattern with congress. they will argue, they will threaten and they will dawdle and something gets done at the last minute. as an investor do you assume they

back to ashley and tracy. ashley: news and sports. >>> stocks hitting session highs as the senate sends a test vote to authorize a military strike in syria. this is in string of market moves based on all the political uncertainty. sandra smith back here in new york with today's trade. she is the data wizard board, queen, sandra. tracy: >> i came here a block early. doesn't know it would come back to me but like riding a bike. look as these gains, guys. dow jones industrial average up a full%. nasdaq up and huge gains here and continues to go higher usip 500 a gauge of the is -- s&p five hundred a gauge much broader market. look at leaders in the s&p 500 as it topped the 50 day moving average first time in a few weeks. put tie, ledge far a lot of homebuilders leading the way. hovnanian reported a profit for this recent quarter. home prices are up and they're optimistic looking forward. that is why we're getting gains there. look at this, ka steel one. big gainers. cliff natural resources, anything related to comes is doing strong. if i

ashley: fyi.rd straight winning week despite the evidence today. demint next multibillion-dollar money manager, how he is playing the fed, earnings, and so much more straight ahead. fifty-six peter barnes one-on-one with st. louis fed president coming up. first, take a look at some of today's winners and losers. the s&p 500 as we head out to break. look at netflix. everybody is watching tv in one shot on netflix. up 2%. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] now, taking care of things at home is just a tap away. ♪ introducing at&t digital life... ♪ ...personalized home security and automation... [ lock clicks ] ...that lets you loser to home. that's so cool. [ male announcer ] get $100 in instant savings when you order digital life smart security. limited availability in select markets. ♪ tracy: 90 minutes until the close. lots of stuff going on today. nicole: we are trying to avoid all the cupcakes that everyone keeps bringing. i was talking to a guy over at ubs. the idea of tapering in the

ashley: yep.nting until obamacare exchanges are opened, more big name insurers are backing out. liz claman will tell us why after this. ashley: let's take a look at some of today's winners and losers on the s&p 500. allegheny technologies are up there. pulte up 4.75%. homebuilders, d.r. horton also up 4 and a quarter%. we'll be right back. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. .. .. you can even take a full-size or above, and stillay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrft. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. bounce keeps my clothes fresh for weeks, even when they've been sitting in the drawer a long time. like those jeans you can't fit into anymore. uh...by that, i mean... [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? long-lasting freshness. tracy: we have some breaking news for you, oil closing down $1.62. today's close of 1.5% lower is the second straigh

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ashley: right.the cr, the continuing resolution the bigger issue is raising the debt limit and failure to do that would have some pretty dire consequences, wouldn't it? >> yes. right around the corner loom as larger potential showdown. shutting down the government doesn't make sense. it doesn't save money. it is irresponsible. it pail r pales to the fact we don't talk about raising debt ceiling. is it we have to raise the debt ceiling covers bills we obligated ourselves to. how at same time to make changes to the budget. so we don't spend as much. so we pay our bills and bring our debt under control. that is not at all meaning you can consider not lifting the debt ceiling if we were to do that, cost to the entire economy, cost to the entire global economy, would be astronomical. would be dangerous to be flirting with that we should think at the same time how to make changes and not hold the debt ceiling process hostage. ashley: you make a lot of sense. i don't know they're hearing you in congress. m

ashley yeah. mong oo.cted to costnder well, cost less -- that's the game plan, right? r esid obama'sew health care law. but not without some other s. and accordg to report i "the nework times," insurers are liing door and hospital choices available to consumers to keep the cost dow ourery own gerri willis joins now. we've been talking about this, haven't we? >> yes. ocked, shked to find o there will be limitedhoes. let'srl dn into these numbers, because it's amazing. % of doctors will be available typicly that' an average.ns. that doesn't mean that's wat's goingto hen thisour state. and en it comes to hospitals, just 78% o hospitals. so here's how you should interet this. it nous tat there's mitation on th doctors d hospils, right? it mayur doctor, maybe your hospital isn't in the exchange that you want tojoin on ocber 1st wh those exchanges open. t's also that you're going to be limited in the kindsf you can get. are you going to the most expensive and best hoal theest doctors in the hospital? probably n.

ashley: yeah.re expecting somewhere around a 10 billion-dollars cut in the bond purchases. how surprised are you? i guess this is a statement on the economy and it's very slow recovery. >> well, this was, i think intended to be a call though the general thinking was they were going to start tapering. that was majority opinion of, of market participants. but all they're really doing here is just postponing the tapering. the best argument for tapering it has to start sometime and i think the thinking was that if they took a baby step here that would be a good initial step with a promise to wait and see and sort of do it very gradual tapering. that is still the case. we'll push it out now. i think it is very unlikely they move in october. now you look at december as being likely start of a tapering. tracy: steven, you were a former fed economist. you know, what does this do to the credibility of the whole federal reserve right now? everyone going in thinking they can't back out. they have thrown way t

ashley: thanks, nicole.re keeping an eye out on walmart stores nationwide as workers and supporters are planning a walkout as part of a growing movement focused on raising wages and improving conditions for some of the country's lowest paid workers. we have that bottom-line. >> good to be with you. latest developments. we have one turned and two former workers of walmart that were arrested for basically disorderly conduct because they tried to deliver a petition to a board member at walmart. his name is christopher williams. he is on bel walmart board, an investment banker. the three were arrested. we are also continuing to watch the protests that are rolling out throughout the day. fifteen cities, places like los angeles, sacramento, dallas, chicago, boston, miami. and what the workers are saying is two things. they want a $25,000 minimum annual salary, and they also want workers who were disciplined or fired because of the black friday protests after thanksgiving of last year, they want those disciplinary

. >> in june 2010, ashley halsey iii, transportation reporter for the washington post, is invited by friend to take a ride on a vintage plane. >> he said we're going to be flying steermans into national airport, would you like to be on one. i said yes, even though i didn't know what a steerman was. >> the steerman, he learns, is a treasured world war ii biplane. >> it was used to train first-time pilots. a lot of them are flown by barnstorming pilots. they are revered by those pilots the way some people love a model t or the little deuce coupe. they're restored, they're cared for. >> the steerman ashley is to ride in is owned by michael trushell, who performs with the flying circus in northern virginia. >> we're going to simulate a strafing and bombing run. >> we replicated an act that was done in the '30s and '40s. >> six shots, down comes the bomb. yes! >> i fly there just for fun. it's my excuse to go out on sundays and fly in circles. the beginning of the show, we do formation flying. we'll do comedy acts. i did what's called a balloon shoot. >> he is to fly the steerman in an ev

>> we're fine, thank you. >> as emergency vehicles race toward the plane, ashley and mike realize thelane itself has saved their lives. >> the plane was resting on its upper wing, upsidedown. took a heck of an impact because we flipped over hard. >> the steerman is one tough little plane. >> it was built for training. they knew they were going to be abused. they knew people were going to be flipping them over and it was just a really well designed airplane. >> in hindsight, mike realizes what's happened is also due to a feature of his vintage plane. its finicky brakes. >> it's notorious to be a tough airplane to land. when i landed in fighting the wind, it was gusty. i touched down on the main wheels. the brakes on my plane were the original drum brakes. you ever had original drum brakes, they stick. if you look at the videos, you see the smoke coming out from the tires. it's obvious, it's a brake lockup. >> for ashley, this video may prove to be the most widely distributed story of his career in journalism. >> it was a camera i owned for less than 12 hours, and it's been picked up al

and lauren ashley a fox news contributor.hat about it, howard, prior to iraq, much of the media was saying saddam hussein used gas against his own people, he is a threat to the world's stability, we've got to take him down. this time you're not getting that same kind of media reporting i guess. >> jon, the president is getting pummeled by pundits on the left and the right and what really struck me in the news conference last hour in russia, the skeptical tone of most reporters question and two, when nbc's chuck todd asked president obama a report in the "new york times" quoting top military officials not by name, saying there is expanded target list for an attack on syria being worked on. that story seemed to be a kind after leak to respond to critics these will be pinpricks strikes that will not affect the balance of power. the president said the story was inaccurate, before going on to say he couldn't discuss any operational details. jon: lauren, some are saying the pentagon is leaking stuff out because they are not happy w

. >> university of texas undergraduate laura ashley hall assures detectives she knows little about the murder and dismemberment of her 21-year-old romantic rival. >> i don't want you to tell me anything that's not true. i don't need that. >> i'm not willing to lie. >> one of the monitor rooms at the austin police department homicide unit. >> this has changed me. >> i was watching the interview. in the nearly 10 years i've been with the homicide unit, i don't know if i've come across an individual who has been as vile or intent on distorting the truth as laura hall. >> i disagree with the detectives. i respect them. i know they work hard but they are wrong. >> laura's attorney jim sawyer finds deep flaws in both the way investigators conduct the interview and the interrogation process in general. >> the entire thing is designed to make you look bad. from the moment they have you in custody, what they want is that you accept responsibility for having committed the crime. that's what an interrogation is about. >> the austin police contend their ambition is uncovering the truth, a goal the

he will be here with tracy byrnes and ashley webster next on fox business. "markets now" continues.

do you think me daughters would have anything to do with ashley when all she is doing is trying to ride lindsay's coat tails. i don't think so. michael lohan said of the surgery, i think it's sick and somewhat pathetic. a mother would allow her 18-year-old to do such a thing when dina and i would never condone anything like that for ali and lindsay other than a little lip pumper, nothing was done to either of my daughters. >> well, i think that's -- you know, interesting he would say that. because all you have to do -- i don't know about the younger girl, but look at lindsay's current pictures and she's not even recognizable to me. >> from her former self. >> and you are still the other girl -- ashley's father as well. she may have been born out of wedlock to a woman he was having an affair with, but you're her father. she's just going to have more problems unless you stop saying things like that and start being a father to her. because she wasn't the one that got her mother pregnant. you are. and you owe her -- if you're not going to be a father to her, then don't even -- i don't know.

he's equally the father to all three girls. >> he makes it sound in this radar online bit that ashley wants money from him. >> well then say that. you know? first of all, that's the biggest problem to everything they've gone through as a family is it's in the press. the only people it's good for is the press. the newspapers love it. all the tabloid shows love all that. but it's damaging to your family. >> you're right. i'm having trouble looking at you because of the massive pumpkin. >> thank you. >> not those. that one. >> because there's one on the other side, too, hoda. >> these are our pumpkin portraits. 35 days until halloween. these are carved out pumpkins by -- they're spectacular -- at the rogers williams zoo. in other words we're in the zoo. >> carson's in the zoo too. he's got his own pumpkin. >> our bar is getting bigger. >> it's starting to look like one. it's a work in progress, but we're working at it. they have 5,000 carved pumpkins if you want to go to that particular zoo. >> it's incredible when you think about the amount of work that goes into that. >> i've never hea

. >> now joining me by phone is ashley herring a public information officer with the colorado officegency manage in the boulder, ashley, we have seen the video from the areas, it looks frankly terrifying. how bad would you describe the situation being right now? are people still being rescued and evacuated? >> reporter: yes. we still have a number of people that are being rescued and being evacuated. we were flying helicopters all day today. we have had high water vehicles going up and in some areas the only way to reach them is through the helicopters. >> now, i understand it's not raining there right now. there is rain in the forecast. but there still is this threat of flooding. where is the threat coming from at this point? >> reporter: you know, there has been so much rain in the mountains and all of that water has to go somewhere. unfortunately that somewhere end up being our towns and our cities. >> i understand there was a breach yesterday in the wastewater pipeline that services boulder. do you have anymore information on that? >> yes, we had a 300-foot piece of pipeline from

ashley: we are in the positive.lides, stocks still on track for weekly gains. nicole: i saw those cars this morning, those are hot. dino they're going up for auction. look at what is going on, the dow jones industrials up 57 points and clocking in a winning week on wall street. last friday close 14,922 so it is going to be another winning week on wall street as you can see with the arrows. a majority of sectors we are following closely from air

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. alan wang is at the jail with this late breaking development. alan? >> technically the jail computer shows that michael montgomery is no longer in custody. we have not seen him walk through the front doors of the jail. there is a good chance he was released through a side door due to special circumstances. michael montgomery from lodi was in jail since yesterday, the day after he stabbed and killed a dodgers fan after a game outside at&t park. jonathon denver died from his wounds after he and some friends got into a rivalry-fueld altercation with friends outside a bar after 11:30. in an interview with the sentinal they claimed their son was outnumbered and they say he was hit in the head with a chair so he fought back in self-defense. that appears to be why he was released. this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our

what's in your walle ashley: ion ashley webster. lori: i am lori rothman.s, the iphonemaker unveiling two new fund, high end fun and more hands that for china. did have something else up its sleeve? speculation continues and will end when we learn what the announcement, the new technology will be. looking live at shares of apple, how it is conforming in today's trade ahead of these announcements 5:02 even butler by $4 a share down 0.8%. ashley: the other big story the day major shakeup in the dow jones industrial average, stocks, two new stocks and put the benchmark index, the investor out of all this straight ahead. lori: making the case for action in syria, the president on capitol hill seeking approval from congress for a strike even if syria says it accepts russia's proposal to turn over its chemical weapons. ashley: many prices selling off on that news as traders try to hedge what will happen next ahead of the president's address to the nation tonight. in the meantime it is time for stocks every 15 minutes, the dow up triple digits, let's head to the n

. >> i'm dan ashley. it was tough to watch. a pretty good moment. abc7 sports director larry beil is here with that. almost perfect night in san francisco. it was great. >> i thought pence had it. one pitch away from history and one foot away from the catch that would have secured it. petite was that close. petite, an unknown guy. two down in the 9th and a 2-2 pitch to eric chavez and he said that was a ball. ball three. the former athletic lines to right and you saw it, pence dives, but it was trapped. it is a base hit so it is a one-hitter for petite. so close! yet so far. we will have more highlights and hear from pence and petite coming coming up. >> lincecum threw a no hitter earlier this year too. >> the pain on petite's face when he realized. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news reporter is live at the ballpark. >> what a thrill it was and a disappointment too. >> every time that the giants win of course fans come out of at&t park with a big old smile across their face. and tonight they were happy, but then they also had a grimace because they

. >> i'm dan ashley. they #r* hosting the ohio state football team in town to play cal and alan wang is there. >> shots rang out just as an abc sports anchor was about to go live in front of the marriott hotel in oakland. the camera captured this man run frght scene and police believe he may be a suspect. an ohio state football fan arrived to a crime scene outside their hotel. it is where the buckeye football team is also staying. there were two shooters firing at each other and a stray bullet struck a cabdriver at the taxi stand. >> when i heard the shot i went downright here by the tire. he was screaming call 911 i got shot. >> the cabdriver was standing in this spot when the bullets rang out from broadway. he was shot in the back of the thigh. one of the bullets struck the wall right here. there are at least three other bullet holes on the side of the marriott. the buckeye fans we spoke to seemed unphased. unphased. >> it is like any city, any place. >> it is an unfortunate state, our culture, i guess.

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. alan wang is at the jail with this late breaking development. alan? >> technically the jail computer shows that michael montgomery is no longer in custody. we have not seen him walk through the front doors of the jail. there is a good chance he was released through a side door due to special circumstances. michael montgomery from lodi was in jail since yesterday, the day after he stabbed and killed a dodgers fan after a game outside at&t park. jonathon denver died from his wounds after he and some friends got into a rivalry-fueld altercation with friends outside a bar after 11:30. in an interview with the sentinal they claimed their son was outnumbered and they say he was hit in the head with a chair so he fought back in self-defense. that appears to be why he was released. this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our

thousands will come to rash field at the inner harbor to raise money to find a cure. 10-year-old ashley gerber will be there with her parents. she has type 1 diabetes and is proud to be this year's youth ambassador, i like getting the word out to people and it's just fun speaking at different events. >> we are so proud of her. she is taking it on head strong and showing people that even though she has diabetes you can do whatever you want. >> reporter: ashley was diagnosed three years ago and there have been ups and downs, but she remains really active and has adjusted well to her diagnosis. she uses a small insulin pump called on omni pod to regulate her condition. it's break-throughs like this that inspire so many people to walk and raise money. others are doing it to raise awareness about the other type of diabetes, type two. if current trends condition one in three children born in maryland will develop diabetes in their lifetime. >> over 400,000 marylanders are impacted. it's an epidemic. so we're bringing awareness it to the community. we are also raising money for research progra

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i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. let's get to sandhya patel who is following this on live doppler 7hd. >> let's check out live doppler 7hd. it is tracking a shower that brought a hundredth of an inch in vacaville. it is not a big deal. here is what is the big deal. red flag warning at 11:00 p.m. and it just started and going until friday at 3:00 p.m. for the higher hilltops, gusts 35,45 miles an hour and the humidity is expeed to drop below 30%. here are the current winds. lower elevations are not too terribly windy, but check out the higher elevations. hilltop winds right now 39 mount de diablo and when the northerly wind kicks in it dries out the atmosphere. we had the rain on saturday, but we add few days to dry out. you combine that with a dry winter and that means fuel moisture is running low. when you have low humidity and gusty winds what you are look at from our camera here is fire danger which is elevated. i'll be back with a detailed look with how long we will see the fire danger remaining high and when you

. >> i'm dan ashley. they #r* hosting the ohio state football team in town to play cal and alan wang is there. >> shots rang out just as an abc sports anchor was about to go live in front of the marriott hotel in oakland. the camera captured this man run frght scene and police believe he may be a suspect. an ohio state football fan arrived to a crime scene outside their hotel. it is where the buckeye football team is also staying. there were two shooters firing at each other and a stray bullet struck a cabdriver at the taxi stand. >> when i heard the shot i went downright here by the tire. he was screaming call 911 i got shot. >> the cabdriver was standing in this spot when the bullets rang out from broadway. he was shot in the back of the thigh. one of the bullets struck the wall right here. there are at least three other bullet holes on the side of the marriott. the buckeye fans we spoke to seemed unphased. unphased. >> it is like any city, any place. >> it is an unfortunate state, our culture, i guess.

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. >> i'm dan ashley. john alston is live in the newsroom with the president's latest strategy on syria. john? >> dan, tonight the president called on congress to postpone a vote authorizing a military strike against syria. he may not have enough lawmakers on his side yet and he is also pursuing the russian plan for an international team to destroy syria's chemical weapons. >> the purpose of this strike would be to deter assad from using chemical weapons. >> president obama tried to sell a skeptical nation on his plan to attack syria if it comes to that. he says there is proof that the regime of bashar assad unleashed chemical weapons last month which killed more than 1400 men, women and children. a limited strike against syria would send a message that no other country can deliver. >> a targeted strike can make assad or any other dictator think twice before using chemical weapons. >> the president tried to answer concerns that even a limited attack might drag the united states into another mideast qawg mi

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. good night.

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our other top story, the new bay bridge. it is proving very popular tonight. right now traffic getting out of san francisco and on to the bridge has finally cleared up. this is a live look at the san francisco sky way where the headlights that you can see are heading toward the lower deck, and it is easy to get on now. >> that was not the case an hour ago when traffic was just jammed. look at this. you can see a line of headlights stretching for more than a mile trying to get on to the bay bridge heading east. >> let's look now at our camera on yerba buena island. once they make it to the span, the tail lights there, steady stream of traffic making its way to oakland. >> once you get across the bridge the traffic picks up a little bit. the california highway patrol says people slowing down to get a good look at the bridge is contributing to the back up. >> alan wang has been gathering the experiences of drivers including a family who was among the first to cross the new span. alan joins us now live from y re ba buena. alan?

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. alan wang is at the jail with this late breaking development. alan? >> technically the jail computer shows that michael montgomery is no longer in custody. we have not seen him walk through the front doors of the jail. there is a good chance he was released through a side door due to special circumstances. michael montgomery from lodi was in jail since yesterday, the day after he stabbed and killed a dodgers fan after a game outside at&t park. jonathon denver died from his wounds after he and some friends got into a rivalry-fueld altercation with friends outside a bar after 11:30. in an interview with the sentinal they claimed their son was outnumbered and they say he was hit in the head with a chair so he fought back in self-defense. that appears to be why he was released. this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our

. >> i'm dan ashley. john alston is live in the newsroom with the president's latest strategy on syria. john? >> dan, tonight the president called on congress to postpone a vote authorizing a military strike against syria. he may not have enough lawmakers on his side yet and he is also pursuing the russian plan for an international team to destroy syria's chemical weapons. >> the purpose of this strike would be to deter assad from using chemical weapons. >> president obama tried to sell a skeptical nation on his plan to attack syria if it comes to that. he says there is proof that the regime of bashar assad unleashed chemical weapons last month which killed more than 1400 men, women and children. a limited strike against syria would send a message that no other country can deliver. >> a targeted strike can make assad or any other dictator think twice before using chemical weapons. >> the president tried to answer concerns that even a limited attack might drag the united states into another mideast qawg mi

. >> i'm dan ashley. it was tough to watch. a pretty good moment. abc7 sports director larry beil is here with that. almost perfect night in san francisco. it was great. >> i thought pence had it. one pitch away from history and one foot away from the catch that would have secured it. petite was that close. petite, an unknown guy. two down in the 9th and a 2-2 pitch to eric chavez and he said that was a ball. ball three. the former athletic lines to right and you saw it, pence dives, but it was trapped. it is a base hit so it is a one-hitter for petite. so close! yet so far. we will have more highlights and hear from pence and petite coming coming up. >> lincecum threw a no hitter earlier this year too. >> the pain on petite's face when he realized. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news reporter is live at the ballpark. >> what a thrill it was and a disappointment too. >> every time that the giants win of course fans come out of at&t park with a big old smile across their face. and tonight they were happy, but then they also had a grimace because they

. >> i'm dan ashley. it was tough to watch. a pretty good moment. is here with that. almost perfect night in san francisco. great. it was great. >> i thought pence had it. one pitch away from history and one foot away from the catch that would have secured it. petite was that close. petite, an unknown guy. two down in the 9th and a 2-2 pitch to eric chavez and he said that was a ball. ball three. the former athletic lines to right and you saw it, pence dives, but it was trapped. it is a base hit so it is a one-hitter for petite. so close! yet so far. we will have more highlights and hear from pence and petite coming coming up. >> lincecum threw a no hitter earlier this year too. >> the pain on petite's face when he realized. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news reporter is live at the ballpark. >> what a thrill it was and a disappointment too. >> every time that the giants win of course fans come out of at&t park with a big old smile across their face. and tonight they were happy, but then they also had a grimace because they were just about to see hi

and joining me by phone now life is ashley herring, she is a public information officer with the bouldernty office of emergency management. good morning, miss herring, thank you so much for joining us. >> good he more than. >> i understand 1200 people were rescued just today. but since the rain picked up around 9:00 p.m. your time. are the crews even age to get in there? if not what are the flood victims advise today do in the meantime? >> as you said 1200 were rescued during the day by air operations and by ground. and we intend to start rescue operations again tomorrow morning. we typically don't run at night just for safety reasons. however, they will be back up there, weather permitting, rescuing people and bringing them out. >> but if you can't get in there tonight, what are the victims expected to do in the meantime? where do they go? what do they do? >> well, the residents that are up there are in their homes, or family or friends' homes as they have been. the great thing about colorado is neighbors help neighbors and people take care of each other. and they continue doing that un