lows bottomed out well into the 20s the teens. we'll see a slight improvement in our weather today with more sunshine and less wind. however, temperatures will still only reach the upper 30s by this new this new this morning.. police investigating a deadly crash near 27th & capitol. it night. police attempted to stop a chevy impala for a traffic offense. the driver sped off heading north on 27th. the driver swerved into southbound traffic near capitol.. striking another car and a light pole. a male passenger in the chevy was killed. six others were hurt but are expected to survive. strong winds fanned the flames of a car fire in kenosha county...police say it shaking the d-o-t camera. deputies had to close three southbound lanes while the fire was put out. no one was hurt. wind also causing some problems on the roads in waukesha county.. the sheriff's department responded to this crash yesterday. deputies tell us a minivan rolled over on i-94 near highway "f". the pewaukee police department took to twitter yesterday to give a warn

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it's one of the colder mornings of the season so far with lows bottoming out around freezing lakeside and the 20s inland. widespread frost has been reported throughout the area. sunshine is back again today, which will help us warm into the lower 50s. we'll have a decent southwest breeze new this morning... milwaukee police are searching for suspects after a man is shot and killed in riverwest. this happened near weil and meinecke just before one this morning. police are still looking into what lead up to the shooting. a woman is recovering this morning after being beaten while walking her dog in bay view, for no apparent reason. and questioning what happened. kate o'keefe was walking her dog thursday when she noticed a parked car on south clement avenue she'd never seen before. the driver stayed inside, and kate says a man and woman got out. 19:28:23- and they just kept getting closer and saying why is he aggressive and the man kind of leaned down to him and then the next thing i know he punched me in the face and i pick him up and scream and run kate says they didn't try to take any

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here's the bottom line. we have to stay close to equities but a true olympic swimmer knows the real tide from now on is in the bond market. and today that tide turned bullish for the post-election and preelection winners too. while the averages might not have told you this today i am telling you, that this was the trump rally. how about we go to ariel in new york. ariel? >> caller: hey, sxwrim, first wanted to thank you for being such a great role model to so many americans out there and you're an amazing role model for me. >> wow. thank you. geez, thank you. i wish my dad were watching. i like to hear that. thank you. thank you. >> caller: you're welcome, sir. my question for you today is regardut they just got upgraded from to buy by the klr group and i was wondering what you think? >> here's what i want you -- ariel, thank you for the comments. i mean, sometimes you're doing a little soul searching kind of like that existential crisis thing really helped me. here's the problem with southwestern. another q

the rsi at the bottom. and the important momentum indicator at the bottom of the chart it's already dipped below 30. okay. and the -- remember we studied that a tool designed to measure whether security is overbought or oversold. we used one of williams' charts has dipped below 10 both of those are what we call oversold readings. they suggest natural gas could be due for more of a bounce in the one it's already had. in short, garner expects the commodity to be volatile and the bottoms around 2.50 and starts to bounce she sees the resistance at 3.02 to keep a lid on things for the second ceiling at 3.15. looking for not much of a move to the upside. so why don't we check the weekly chart and get a better perspective. again, here you can see natural gas has a clear floor support at 2.50. however the technical indicators garner would rely on for guidance are sending us mixed signals. the williams percentage are oscillator mildly oversold. relative strength index, mid range. neither over bought or oversold. one

this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. hard to catch her breath. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is more power from the other during the regular season, 30 of which came batting left-handed. one ball, one strike from chapman. he's given the cubs everything he's got. they do a couple sliders to come out. both these teams embody their manager. neither one would ever give up and both have the heart of their leader. >> joe: 2-1 from chapman. there are pitchers up for the cubs in their bullpen, in case you're wondering. arrieta had been up with carl edwards jr. no

they'll start off at about 9000 ft sunday and bottom out to about 7000 ft by monday afternoon. the highest peaks of the white mountains in eastern arizona may see a couple of inches of snow, while northern arizona's highest elevations may see about an inch of snow. the city of flagstaff may just see rain mixed with snow by monday afternoon. valley rainfall totals are looking to be about an half inch, with up to an inch and a of phoenix. winds will be breezy again late sunday through monday. daytime highs monday will also tumble. metro phoenix will top out in the upper 60s. in the wake of the storm, sunshine and warming will return to the state. metro phoenix will see highs back in the low 70s wednesday new this morning... all the 2016 general election ballots in arizona.. are now counted. on twitter last night, outgoing maricopa county recorder "helen purcell" tweeted tje general election is now complete. 10 days after election day.. there were still three- thousand uncounted ballots. the last counted ballots yesterday were not enough to change the projected the outcome of any

this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. oh, my. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is more power from the other during the regular season, 30 of which came batting left-handed. one ball, one strike from chapman. he's given the cubs everything he's got. they do a couple sliders to come out. both these teams embody their manager. neither one would ever give up and both have the heart of their leader. >> joe: 2-1 from there are pitchers up for the cubs in their bullpen, in case you're wondering. arrieta had been up with carl edwards jr. now it's the lefty m

here is bottom line. remember this is one day. we have been told a lot of good things of late. takeovers, upgrades, excellent job numbers. but today, today we got told something bad and nothing else. this is exactly the kind of day that you get when rufus and shacka khan don't get their way. ed in massachusetts, ed? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah to ya. i've been trying to get a hold of you for years. >> i've been around. i've been around. >> caller: i have a brand-new stock. ipo on friday, called a cush net holdings, also known as titlist. golf on the stock ex change, golf, as in golf balls. >> right. >> caller: i'm wondering if you have any golf in your portfolio and what do you think of that stock? >> i like to diversify than just golf. if golf is really coming back, dicks has some golf in it and dicks is sports authority collapse benefit. very nice people there. i met them. terrific people. but i do like dick's sporting goods better. to steven in pennsylvania. steven? >> caller: hey, mr. cramer. >> how

when they commit we will scroll them at the bottom of the screen. those have already been counted in the race for president. headquarters in new york city. also in new york tonight -- republican donald trump, who is standing by to address supporters at what he hopes will continue to monitor these two gatherings and plan to bring you the concessions and victory speeches when or if they happen tonight. of course the biggest contest tonight is the race for president.so we begin vote 2016 team teamcoverage with fox 28 anchors scott sanborn and karen fuller. besides iowa, polls are now closed in 43 other states right now.but not all of those contests are decided. decided.right now, the electoral map looks like this -- -- although electoral votes are needed to win the white house, we wanted to show you how the popular vote is breaking down here in iowa, we are awaiting our first results in just a few minutes. minutes.we'll bring those to you as they come in on the bottom of the screen and on our website fox 28 iowa dot com.and we'll be back to check out s

this game is 6-6 into the bottom of the ninth. lindor had to arrange all the way behind the bag end the inning. what a play. >> john: of the metal, good speed by fowler. you've got to throw it quick and he did. what a play. >> joe: that sends this game the top of the order will bat for cleveland. chapman is going back out there. this commercial free break is brought to you by t-mobile. welcome to unlimited baseball. the cubs last won the world championship in 1908. they and '08 against the detroit tigers. who was alive in 1908? alpha tone was a 9-year-old. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark twain, was in his early 70s. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this ga

b, grab hold of the handrail and your kids then ride it to the bottom.d run back up the escalator to the top. in this case, going against the flow is a no-go as runaway escalators follow gravity down. >> the speed of the equipment is great enough in a runaway situation that you really can't run up the stairs. you might grab a child and hold the child to reduce the impact or the affect on them when you land at the bottom. >> option c is out. standing near the top of the escalator with no time to think, peyton picks option a. >> it was pretty much a bolt in terms of holding the handrail and jumping feet up on the space between the escalator units and my son came after that. >> but experts say you shouldn't pick peyton's path. peyton's son injuries his knee and it could have been much worse. of all options, b is the safest. >> the best option is to hold on to the handrails and ride it to the bottom because for most people, all but maybe an olympic athlete, they cannot begin to get off this equipment while it's moving. it's simply moving too fast. >> peyton'

what a this game is 6-6 into the bottom of the ninth. lindor had to arrange all the way behind the bag end the inning. what a play. >> john: of the metal, good speed by fowler. you've got to throw it quick and he did. what a play. >> joe: that sends this game the top of the order will bat for cleveland. chapman is going back out there. this commercial free break is brought to you by t-mobile. welcome to unlimited baseball. the cubs last won the world championship in 1908. they went back-to-back in '07 and '08 against the detroit tigers. who was alive in 1908? alpha tone was a 9-year-old. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark 68 years ago. the year was 1948. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the c

we are scrolling the latest information on the bottom of the screen. right now we want to focus on the race for president. this is a live picture from the hillary clinton headquarters in new york city. also in new york republican donald trump was standing by with his supporters on what he hopes will be a victory party. give you the concessions and victory speeches when -- went and if they happen tonight. the biggest contest tonight is the race for president. we begin vote 2016 with anchor scott sanborn and karen fuller. >> polls are now closed in every state with the exception of alaska. not all of tho decided. >> right now just minutes ago hillary clinton has surpassed donald trump in the electoral vote. she holds the lead after he has been leading all night long. she has 186 to his 172. that's the latest from cbs. those numbers may be different on your screen. again clinton has 186 electoral votes and donald trump has 172 and he is lagging for the first time in the evening. >> if the electoral also will determine the outcome of the election. we want

keep a firm grip on the handrail and ride runaway escalators to the bottom and then exit quickly. >> it sort of registered into something that was a wild and crazy experience that we hope doesn't ever happen again. >>> and ice covered lake may look like a winter wonderland, but perils exist just below the surface. it happens dozens of times in the u.s. every year. unsuspecting people plunging through thin ice and succumbing to the frigid water. christmas day 2012. a great opportunity for mickey herman, his wife and two daughters, to film some sledding with their new camera at jackson lake in southern california. >> we noticed the guys taking the tubes were going up a lot higher on the hill, which resulted them going out much further onto the lake that was frozen and getting very close to the part that wasn't frozen. >> look at that big crack. is that a big crack next to him right there? >> yeah. >> then a sledder skids out too far. the man plunges into the freezing water. >> that's seriously not even funny. >> no, it's not. >> it's a life and death struggle and every second counts. a

who will be on the mound for chicago in the bottom of the tenth? >> john: montero, another guy who can handle the cutter. likes the ball coming in over the plate. >> john: that is exactly what cleveland is looking for. looks like that's the man right now that has chicago on his rather slim but electric -- >> joe: chapman is in line for the win. a long way to go. montero would like to take pressure off the rest of this tenth. that's a base hit. rizzo scores. zobrist is held. >> john: to left-handers who like the cutter. you see him stay on it again. two hits, two bases loaded situations. >> joe: listen to the cubs fans who have paid a dear price to be inside the stadium tonight. all the noise they are making. you can hear them at murphy's all the way in cleveland. pitching change. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do

for the people on the bottom.ur arms are free, what action should be your first priority? a, scream and wave for help. b, curl into a fetal position and protect your head with your arms. or c, use your hand signals to get people to back up. >> a lot of screaming, a lot of asking for help. no one knew what to do. the loud music made it really hard to hear the people screaming. >> if you're calling for help, people inside have no idea what's going on. >> if you're in the middle of the crowd crush, the last thing you should be yelling is help. we know that you need help. you should be giving direction. that's going to be a back up. give us space, everybody move back, take two steps, something that's actionable that everyone can do. >> back up! back up! back up! >> you can also use sign language if you can. if you go like this, everyone knows this means move back or stop. >> the answer is, c, signal people to back up as your next move should be option b. cover up. >> if you're at the bottom of the pile, you cover your

we have won the race to the bottom. actually the drop in male labor force participation in america has been worse than in countries like greece or france or in countries that had have a lost generation of economic growth like a japan. we have the dubious have the dubious distinction of winning this race i'm afraid. this chart you probably will be able to see you may have to go into the book. what it shows is that men who are out were out of the labor force by and large are checked out of civil society. they don't do civil subsiding. there try to get back into the game. their time patterns are very much like employed men. for the rest of the group neither employed or in training there has less civil participation less volunteering less charity work than working men or women or unemployed men likewise with housekeeping there full-time job is watching. his television video internet in the like. over 200 -- 2000 hours a year. not the best way to get back in the game of employment. what are the reasons for this quiet catastr

outside the valley, temperatures will be colder for pahrump and kingman where lows bottom out between 25 and 30 degrees. a freeze warning is in effect for those neighborhoods until 7 a.m. friday. high temperatures remain below average on friday with highs in the low 60s in las vegas. temperatures moderate this weekend with upper 60s; sunday will feature some more cloud cover as a system moves in for monday. look for more clouds on monday with the chance of a few showers. we're dry leading up to thanksgiving with temperatures holding in the upper 60s. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk a man is behind after being accused of luring children into his apartment with candy.. before sexually assaulting them. now a mother of three victims is speaking out. saying she is in shock.. because she trusted him with her daughters. <(he would tell them) that they are h

bottom of the eighth. then the home run by anthony rizzo, a two-run shot into the seats in right, and rizzo and bryant have had big nights. chapman will think about a game seven as he is out here in the ninth inning of game 6. an opening night on broadway is kind of magic. i'm beowulf boritt and i'm a broadway set designer. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... ...essentially. i'll build a little model in photoshop and add these... nough detail to spur the audiences... ...imagination to fill in all the blanks. this windows pc is amazing, having all of my tools... ...right at my finger tips is incredible. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? (announcer vo) the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, s possible? (announcer vo)

look at the bottom left corner of your tv... a deer pulls of a wwe body slam on that poor runner this is at a race in a herd of deer was passing thru... and it looks like one of them wanted to race too... get this... the kid got up and finished the race. now some advice for all you moms and dads... buy a baseball... put the baseball in your kid's hand... and make em' throw it... alot... here's why. "show me the money... yea." one baseball player is about to be shown an absurd amount of money... aroldis chapman contract... our friends from mashable broke it down for us... over a 4 year deal... chapman would make roughly... 25,000 dollars... per pitch... per pitch you guys... so again... kids... baseball... start practicing now. let's wrap up with yet another weird thing happening on the internet... they call it "money face." it's weird... it's kinda creepy... and i love it... look at this guy... he's a dead ringer for abe lincoln... the beard... the eyes... he's perfect... or this guy... as the queen... drinking a beer... here's

low temperatures bottom out in the low 40s and upper 30s; the coldest felt since february. temperatures will moderate this weekend with mainly sunny skies. there will only be a few clouds at times with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. look for more clouds on monday with the slight chance of an isolated shower. most of the rain will stay over california and here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. united nissan... america first credit union... and albertsons and vons. when the surprise squad wants to go big - they go big! this time - for a local teenager who extended a simple act of kindness to another teen. rivas who has down syndrome wanted to go to homecoming but was turned down. so kylie fronius stepped up! her sweet proposal at school hit social media and fox5 news ... and inspired a night of surprises no one would forget. cyndi: shadow ridge studen

bottom of the eighth. then the home run by anthony rizzo, a two-run shot into the seats in right, and rizzo and bryant have had big nights. chapman will think about a game seven as he is out here in the ninth inning of game 6. an opening night on broadway is kind of magic. i'm beowulf boritt and i'm a broadway set designer. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... ...essentially. n with a pen. i could never do that with a mac. i feel like my job is... ...to put out there just enough detail to spur the audiences... ...imagination to fill in all the blanks. this windows pc is amazing, having all of my tools... ...right at my finger tips is incredible. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? (announcer vo) the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistant, and a st

the bottom has fallen out for the nativeborn american men without high school degrees. there's the same labor force profile as college graduates in the united states. some of them are between the neighboring states because maine has one of the poorest profiles and new hampshire has one of the best profiles. to the question of disability benefits. there's quite a bit of disagreement about the role of disability programs. the disability programs have a role in financing this phenomenon. we've been knocked labor force men to receiving one or more disability benefit about a million of the 7 million people receiving two or more disability benefit and two thirds were in households that have at least one disability benefit. this has been all too largely overlooked as a problem with respect to the man without work phenomenon. since the 1980s we've seen an explosion in the number of americans who had have had a fy and a background. this is part of the problem that we don't collect figures very well in this aspect. irregardless of ethnicity and irregardless of education, guys who

bottom of the eighth. then the home run by anthony rizzo, a two-run shot into the seats in right, and rizzo and bryant have had big nights. chapman will think about a game seven as he is out here in the ninth inning of game 6. an opening night on broadway is kind of magic. i'm beowulf boritt and i'm a broadway set designer. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... ...essentially. n with a pen. i could never do that with a mac. i feel like my job is... ...to put out there just enough detail to spur the audiences... ...imagination to fill in all the blanks. this windows pc is amazing, having all of my tools... ...right at my finger tips is incredible. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? (announcer vo) the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistant, and a st

bottom of the eighth. then the home run by anthony rizzo, a two-run shot into the seats in right, and rizzo and bryant have had big nights. chapman will think about a game seven as he is out here in the ninth inning of game 6. an opening night on broadway is kind of magic. i'm beowulf boritt and i'm a broadway set designer. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... ...essentially. i'll build a little model in photoshop and add these... c. i feel like my job is... ...to put out there just enough detail to spur the audiences... ...imagination to fill in all the blanks. this windows pc is amazing, having all of my tools... ...right at my finger tips is incredible. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? (announcer vo) the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistan

if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your neighborhood forecast. we see a break in the clouds and a break in the fog. by 9:30, 10:00 p.m., you'll certainly see an improvement there, we're not seeing any organized showers here, everything is starting to break apart. locally here we're still seeing some pockets of darker green, otherwise we're still seeing some improvements there. keep in mind temperatures are mainly in the 50s, suburbs seeing the low 50s for you. mainly clouds and fewer showers. so keep in mind that we do have those showers in the forecast, at least for the next couple of hours, everything improving, by 9:00, 10:00 p.m., we do have a nice but chillier start to the day tomorrow. i do have my full forecast coming up in just a bit. back to you. >>> to those who have chose on not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people. i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> president-elect donald trump is already working on his team that will help him tran

hopefully we get to the bottom of it. and it. and they get the right person. >> of it turns out there talking of an elderly person, you've heard stories, it would seem insane to me that would lead to jail time. we'll see how it plays out. >> while governor chris christie broke his silence on the bridgegate saga on cbs this morning to charlie rose. he once again again reaffirmed his innocence. >> if they would have told me that we are creating traffic at the george washington bridge in order to punish the mayor for not endorsing you, i would have remembered that. they never said that. in fact in the whole trial, i think it's important, in the whole trial no one, not even bridget kelly, bill baroni not even bridget kelly, bill baroni or david wildenstein ever testified that any anyone ever said to me this was an active political retribution. >> he also called the scandal stupid. >> it was one of the most abjectly stupid things i've seen. think about it. you know me. i'm pretty good at this political game. i'm up by 25 points five p

it's better to pull people from the perimeter, not the bottom of the crowd pile. >> it like peeling anyou have to go from the top and work your way down to the bottom of the pile. >> besides everyone trapped in the corridors and being trampled, people were running jumping fences and running away from the police. >> so if you're caught standing in the middle of a dense crowd and it begins to surge, what is your best split second decision? a, create a circle of safety around yourself by spreading out your arms and legs. b, stay in the middle and firmly stand your ground. or c, go with the flow of the crowd and work your way diagonally to the perimeter. with the mob closing in, you your instinct may be to fight for space. >> when the mob is closing in, you actually have physical force closer in than you do if your sends arms are extended. that should keep a little bit of air, a little bit of space between you and the person next to you. >> a is not a good option. so how about staying put in the middle of the crowd? >> trying to stand your ground against a crowd is like trying to fight off

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here's the bottom line. with a trump presidency on the horizon, i expect the oil industry to benefit from a wave of deregulation not unlike the bank industry. and when it comes to the oil patch, eog resources has the best growth in the business. i'm a big fan of eog stock as long as you understand what you're buying. especially since it's pulled back nicely today in the wake of the broader decline in energy. a broader decline i think is going to set you up for a much better 2017. still more "mad money" ahead. from retail to restaurants, these stocks have been roaring higher post-election. is there really a shift in the american consumer? tonight, fried chicken chain popeye's will give us an inside look. plus will this apparent optimism provide a lift to travel stocks? the airlines are saying that. i'm speaking with a hotel owner. and facebook, amazon, are sitting out this rally? do you know why. i do? you'll find out if you stay with cramer. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the

regardless of the bottom line. facebook and google grow their top and bottom lines with terrific aplomb, steady, good. that can fit the bill for any money manager who can't find anything to buy among the more pedestrian growth stocks out there. i like the fang stocks because they can deliver terrific upside surprises. you must always remember it's the magnitude of the adjustment higher that drives really big moves. however, there are moments, moments like this one, where there's such a huge sea change something so seismic that it transforms the entire perception of what companies are going to have the largest earnings beats against the estimates. right now managers are looking at what they regard as the incredible pro-growth, anti-regulation, lower tax fueled economic vision that president-elect trump could be able to ram through. and they're thinking that the economy is going to accelerate, perhaps dramatically because of his plans. repatriated, and that will allow for aggressive stock buy backs and expansion with

you typically get them off of an impetuous bottom. if you went back and looked at the ebola low, there's a much more immediate gap coming off the brexit low. at 2036. and that is -- i would say in the cards. almost guarantee. >> almost guaranteed. should we invite carter braxton worth? sometimes we don't. but we shall. carter, come on over. bring a chair, please. >> come on. >> any way that the top five individually do better than the combined five? >> there's always that. and then you have to pick your one. probably at this point, we know that amazon is a bit steep and crowded. just fell on earnings. we know that facebook is struggling. it might be the big sleepy one that's not a growth stock is the place to be. that would be apple. the reason why -- well, fang is one of the great acronyms of all-time. think about this on national broadcasting corporation, nbc. or teenage girls omg, oh, my god. my point is that fang -- i didn't include netflix for a reason. it's only $50 billion. apple goes in the real bucket of the big names, it mig

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so here's the bottom line. when you're going to invest in a company with a potential cure for an intractable illness, make sure the drug company you're away from it in the pipeline and a good balance sheet as well as a dividend to protect the down side. second, if the drug doesn't initially work but it hasn't been written off, expect a bounce. a better time to sell. third, don't buy the stock when there's still a ton of hoopla out there about its new drug. wait until the fuss dies down and get a better price for the stock. finally, when you have a drug company against a difficult disease that many others have failed to cure, please be more skeptical. it's an incredibly difficult problem to solve. the company you like might fail too. investing in biotech can be a challenge, but now you've got the rules to help you invest. still more "mad money" ahead. i'll help you avoid a rookie mistake that plagues many investors, even me. then the truth about investing in commodities that if you're not careful, could cost you

if you say since the bottom of november 14th, if we want to call that the fang bottom, you got facebookp 5.5%. amazon up 10%. netflix 4%. google, alphabet 5%. apple up 5.5%. >> three of those i bought on the dip. said it live on tv that i was buying them. i was selling puts in amazon, facebook, buying call spreads in apple. those have all worked out. do you take it all off the table? no, i don't think so. i think that keeps going. tech is the largest sector in the s&p 500 followed by health care and financials. with that boost that we're getting, the trump boost that you're talking about, scott, from the health care stocks and from financials, we knew we would get and we were talking about it before the show. steph, josh, and i, as far as the steel stocks. they're such small market caps. ak steel is $2.7 billion after a 65% run in the last month. it gets up to -- >> there's a scarcity there that i think is underappreciated. people look at the stocks. how could they go up every day? well, if you're not long them, and you are running money and the year is coming -- you almost have to pay