. >> reporter: in oakland the owner of the beauty bo tanaka collective is taking donations. everything from clothing, to toothbrushes and other necessities to distribute to the migrants, once they reach the u.s. border. why did you want to do this? >> i really wanted to open my space up to show solidarity to the migrants, being i'm a daughter of an immigrant, it's important to me to use my privilege to help the people. >> reporter: i'm a documented artist. >> reporter: artist nico gonzalez told us he can relate to the struggles of those in the caravan. >> i think this shows solidarity just as the people in mexico are showing solidarity by feeding the people. by clothing the people that are walking. >> reporter: now, the folks here at beauty bo tanaka will be opened tonight, every night, they tell me from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. to accept these donations between now and november 9th. they will be here collecting. they told me they will deliver these items personally. if anyone wants more information, they can find that on our website abc 7 news.c >>> all right will. well, saving li

bags of clothing, food, and water were being dropped off at the beauty bo tanaka collective on 15th street. after trekking through honduras and guatemala last week, the caravan is now in mexico. the migrants say they are fleeing poverty and violence. the rhetoric from president trump is make the caravan a defining issue ahead of the midterm election. >>> a rough day on wall street, which makes it a rough day in the silicon valley. stocks today taking a major hit, wiping out actually all the gains the market made this entire year. tech stocks were some of the hardest hit. facebook, amazon, netflix and amazon were all trending lower. netflix, by the way, fell more than 9% today. >>> election day is just 13 days away and the money flowing to california politicians has picked up including donations from the very influential oil and gas industry. >> critics say it contradicts california's image as a green, environmentally conscious states. but as the governor recently told us there is no way around it. money fuels almost every politician. senior investigator stephen stock has been crunching the