i asked brian kelly when they would turn around.hey said he wouldn't comment on the that in the interview, but that the holiday season is going to be important. it just gives you a sense of just how much is riding on this cold machine. i thought he did address some of the concerns on price, on size, but he gave me a demo of the machine. we went through just how it would work. takes about a minute to brew once you push the button, and you can make a real coke. it does taste like a real coke. i tried it. i tried a number of the drinks. they all taste good, and they're cold, which is different than a soda stream that carbonate themselves. the question is, though, what convenience does it really add to the consumer? the one thing that i took away from this visit that they really hammered home was in 2004 people doubted the keurig hot machine, and if you look, there's a lot of negative press about it at the time. they said why does anyone need this? we like to brew our own coffeepots. it added convenience, and it became a hit. that's wha

brian kelly said after the game it didn't look good.n comes kaiser. >> rick: every quarterback has to be ready. deshaun kizer answers the call. nightmare for mike london and the virginia cavaliers. >> adam: 34-27, they get it done. news coming in now that zaire has been lost for the season due to a fractured ankle. kizer getting valuable time as they get set to face georgia tech next week. coming up. open miss rolls for a second week in a row. that and more.

traders are tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and goid. tonight the best smartphone on the market for apple, the stock still closed lower. we'll tell you what that has investors so nervous. and xi jinping and president obama having a meeting in washington today. we have the four stocks that are telling the real story of what is going on in the chinese economy. but first to the story that could have serious implications for stocks. the biotech bear market. falling into bear market territory and at one point the shares have the worst day in four years on record volume and falling below the flash crash close. so guy, is this a broader problem for the market. >> it is a big problem for the biotech market. ibb trades down 5% and tim talked about 285 being a left on last night's low and then i think you have something that favored kyle bass in the after market. hillary clinton's remarks this week. all point to these things continuing to go lower. people are selling the etf which drives the stocks down. you can't buy these until they start to rep

diminished market going forward. >> coming up next, medal surging and you won't believe how high brian kelly thinks it can go. and one year since alibaba went into ipo and now shares are cheaper and it could get worse on monday. >>> and don't look, apple is closer to making a car than anyone thought. the reporter behind the story coming up. much more "fast money" straight ahead. t management, we believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> welcome back to "fast money." let's check o

overlooking times square i'm melissa pleep your traders on the decemberric tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and dan nathan. tonight on "fast" netflix's rough week. the stock has dropped more than 10% since monday as the competition among the streaming heavyweights heats up. but is the real challenger now coming from hulu? we've got a special report. plus the man who called the collapse in gold is back again, and this time he's gotten an even bigger prediction for oil. we'll tell you where he sees the volatile crude trading heading next. but first to the rally we saw today stocks closing sharply higher recovering from the worst start to september in 13 years. the nasdaq officially out of correction territory. are stocks finding a floor or do we have another leg to go? what did we like and what did we not like about today's rally, grasso? >> well, i feel that with china closed you really can't make an assessment. over the next couple of days china's going to be offline so to speak. so if you've had the major catalysts in my opinion, which has been china that took the market down, i don't thin

traders on the desk are steve grasso, david seaburg, brian kelly and guy adami. the surprising sector that could rally if the fed hikes rates. ceo tim cook in the spotlight next week for apple's big event. one analyst says he's about to do something he promised he'd never do. we'll explain this later this hour. but we start off with our top story tonight, that is the stock market getting slammed again. the dow and s&p closing back in correction territory. the dow losing about 270 points. all three indices down about 3% for the week. if we are to take solace, though, in today's action, guy adami, it would be that we finish well off of our session lows. >> what, about ten s&p handles or so. at one point we traded back up to 1930. that is, i guess, a good thing if you want to play that game. i don't think it means all that much. i will say this, though. steve grasso's levels have held up. he'll talk about them in a bit. 1970 has been a bit of a pivot point. yeah, we traded through it. but you saw what happened when we traded back through it on the down side. today's

army major general brian kelly. mr. jolly: who retired as commanding general of the army reserve medical command in florida on september 26. general kelly's military career began when he received a direct commission into the you u.s. army reserves after graduating magna cum laude from boston college where he learned a master of arts and doctorate in psychology. during his service he served in the 883 med company and 804. he's been deployed to iraq where he supported the hospital and since 2012 he's served as the commander of the army reserve medical command. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in thanking major general brian kelly for his 26 years of service and positive impact he has had both on his community and the many men and women who serve in our military today. i also rise to recognize and thank his wife of 35 years, denise, and his two daughters, christina and michelle, for their support during his service. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for

prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> come on out. >> i got it, i got it. >>> coming up -- >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the anger in ad seg intensifies. >> you know what, you want to think it's [ bleep ] funny? >>> shortly after our arrival at the limon correctional facility in colorado, two inmates in administrative segregation loudly protested our interview of a sex offender. one of them, george graph, even flooded his cell by intentionally backing up his toilet. >> if you do not come to the door, we will introduce chemical agents. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the prison special response team is called in to extract him from his cell. when inmates don't cooperate, the team uses o.c. gas, a form of pepper spray, to gain compliance. >> uncover your window. take a step back. >> get on your knees! >> in this case

brian kelly, thank you, sir, as well. i think. very gloomy. tch more of brian and the "fast money" crew at 5:00 here. >>> twitter reportedly naming jack dorsey as its permanent ceo. we're going to have bob peck. now, we told you so. yesterday, at the closing bell, steve forbes said donald trump wasn't worth $10 billion. now trump is firing back. cnbc's john harwood will get you the details on that. first, though, it's been 30 years since delorean unveiled car doors that opened like a falcon wings. that story is next. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. my name is rene guerrero. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him, it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i know how hard our

joining us now "fast money" contributors brian kelly and david seeberg. t to you. you were talking about this trade yesterday which seems counterintuiti counterintuitive. you think the dollar would not go higher. rates are not rising, dollar is not rising and that's what you're banking on. >> actually the dollar is rising today. we have that reversal. last night on the show i thought the dollar would weaken for a period of time, a couple weeks or so, but what's happened is the fed being doubly dovish, if you will, doing nothing and being dovish in the statement has now opened the door for other central banks to do something. so let's just say the fed does nothing, they don't expand money supply, other centralbac banks going to. the u.s. dollar is going to rise and that's a de facto tightening. the fed is inadvertently hawkish in this case. >> there's so many implications of this in terms of what's going on in commodities. it would be a headwind for multinationals, good for german companies. do you agree with b.k.? >> i absolutely agree with b.k. we talked

prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> come on out. >> i got it, i got it. >>> coming up -- >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the anger in ad seg intensifies. >> you know what, you want to think it's [ bleep ] funny? take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! the award-winning geico app. download it today. >>> shortly after our arrival at the limon correctional facility in colorado, two inmates in administrative segregation loudly protested our interview of a sex offender. one of them, george graph, even flooded his cell by int

i would tell you that brian kelly who sits on this deck from time to time has been saying the last thing last six months if not longer. when carl says it is news, people have been saying the same thing. hyg, the high yield etf. trading around -- i think it made a 50-week low today. in my opinion it is critical that it holds $82, which is where it was. we talked about that last night. but everything that carl said, he is not cracking any new ground here respectfully. >> no, he is not. if you believe what carl icahn says, does that make hyg a short. >> i think it could go lower and there is an energy component that is dangerous right now. the borrowing has been compressed. >> the energy component. that is why the irony is. in his video, he said people are buying into the market without understanding what they are buying so we thought we would tab a look inside of the high yield bond which is down 6% in the last three months. seema has the details in the newsroom. >> that is right. retail investors get exposure to the high yield or junk bond market through the etf and it is called the hyg.

pete najarian karen finer, and brian kelly. all of the details of what the new additions could mean for shareholders. and the countdown is on for thursday's fed decision. we'll talk to one well-known wall street strategist that said there is a major reason why the fed will not hike rates this week. and he'll tell us what that is. ? and the story of the day. the short end of the curve that had everyone talking, the yield jumping to the highest level in four years and the dow clowing up 228 points and utility caught a bid. so what do we make of this fed riddle. guy? >> cross cut clear today. and we talked about yesterday, maybe counter intuitive, but if the fed were to raise on thursday that is bullish as the market will say, you know what this has got some credibility and maybe they are not scared of things that we don't see and all clear in terms of the stock market. and i think saw that today. we're at the 1970 level. i level steve talks about in the s&p and now it needs to build off this and taking us to 2034 in the s&p. but

the traders are tim seymour, brian kelly, and guy aamy. bonds on the volatile market this year. and where alibaba might head for the doors. herb greenberg weighs in. but to the top story of the day. apple is on pace to beat the iphone first week record. and while that may sound good, it is what they did not say that has the street talking. let's get to the story with josh lipton with the details. josh? >>. [ technical difficulties ] >> apparently we're having some audio issues but the critical thing is last year, when they went into sales of the iphone 6 they did release the number and this year they did not release the number. should we draw any conclusions? >> we're splitting hairs now? >> really? >> i think they could smoke people on terms of the phone. it is all about the phone. and i think the stock has traded particularly well. and we talked about it a couple of weeks ago and i pushed back and said they are mutually exclusive. and you stay long against 103.5 and which is what we saw on august 24th and 25th. i think you have a defined stop and go high from here. >> and we'v

and cameraman brian kelly continued to roll. >> i could see through the glass.s i was filming, i couldn't tell what he was picking up, but he was bending down to pick what turned out to be part of a chain link fence, and he just wound up like he was throwing a baseball and just launched it at the glass. i actually felt small pieces of glass hit the camera and hit myself and, you know, then the officer showed up and they tried to talk him down, and it was pretty extreme. >> [ bleep ]. five [ bleep ] years. trying to do it the right way! i'm going to show you what i'm made of. i'm going to make you transfer -- >> gilbert's nickname is snake. >> what's the problem? come on. what's the problem? >> i have a problem. and i don't want one. >> what's going on? >> my mom travels 400 [ bleep ] to see me. >> you need to keep beating on that glass. you know we can't let you keep doing that. >> take it, i'm ready to go then, i don't care. do [ bleep ] i've been working for right here. i haven't been able to do it from this day forward. they two sides of me, ain't been to see

let's see, brian, kelly, back to you. >> rick, thank you. the debate here raging.the numbers, bring back our steve liesman, also bob bruce ka, and dan greenhouse, chief global strategist at btig. unit labor costs, they have to be gdp, we knew there would be an upward revision. so much of the growth comes from the services sector. hard to keep the productivity numbers up. the good sector, proet duck if the sector of the economy, predicting manufacturing and that sector continues to shrink, a downward guy bass to gdp and productivity. >> dan? >> a larger view of this or make a larger point. wall street around the state pays little attention to the number in general, that's true today. >> the trading day >> of course, my point is you could probably not be out of step saying this productivity number is the most important number of all the numbers that come out at 8:30 because of how important it is for gdp and the fed and economy and that regard, upward division, however temporary it might be, incredibly welcomed development. 3.3% number looks great, steve, does just r

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman, and dan nathan. coming up apple shares are doing something they haven't done before heading into an apple event and it's got some am fans very nervous. plus one big bank taking it on the chin but warren buffett sees value in it. normally stocks would be our lead. we did have a nice market rally. but we've got some breaking news out on yahoo! this hour. josh lipton's got all the details. >> melissa, you take a look at yahoo! stock down so hard year to date and part of that was this confusion of whether yahoo! would have to pay taxes on this proposed spinoff of its stake in alibaba. remember that's a 15% stake worth about $25 billion. the irs, it sounds like now, has indicated it's not going to issue a ruling on these plans. that's the headlines dropping here. not clear exactly what that means for yahoo! going forward, but yahoo! does say listen, they're going to continue to work on this spinoff plan. we'll keep you posted, melissa. with these headlines and get back to you soon as possible. back to you

the point guy is here, brian kelly, he is the guy on the terror watch list. went briefly on a trip with some friends to turkey. >> exactly. we were going to go to the greek islands, but we said why don't we go-- i haven't been to istanbul for a while. the hot air ballooning and three days in turkey, we're on the government watch list and they longer check in on-line for planes and takes extra going through security. stuart: this happened as soon as you returned. >> as soon as i returned. stuart: you left turkey. >> three days to greek and global entry worked fine and no matter the airline, no matter if i put my pre-check number on i have to wait in a long line and do a 30 minute, every single item of clothing swabbed. >> and your underwear are out in the airport. stuart: and it's true of your open friends? >> every single friend have lost this as well and lost our pre-check and hundreds on social media are saying i went to turkey, too, and we realize it's happening. stuart: i can understand your frustration. >> yeah. stuart: heaven forbid that would happen to

>> we had a chance to sit down with brian kelly yesterday. he laughed when we asked about the high expectations. he says tell me a season when the expectations are low for notre dame. this team is returning 18 of the starters. they have three potential nfl draft picks in the lineup. they are at odds to win the national title. this season, barring any injuries, they are good to go for the season. >> kathryn, you are looking at heat and a chance of storms. keep that in mind as things kickoff. the texas longhorns taking on the fighting irish. coverage starts at 7:30 eastern here on nbc. >> you have the nerd bowl. northwestern and stanford. dylan, thank you. >>> coming up next, the biggest movies this fall. we have action, drama. we are covered for families too. what you don't want to miss after these messages i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be rea

traders on the desk are steve grasso, david seaburg, brian kelly and guy adami.ing sector that could rally if the fed hikes rates. ceo tim cook in the spotlight next week for apple's big event. one analyst says he's about to do something he promised he'd never do. we'll explain this later this hour. but we start off with our top story tonight, that is the stock market getting slammed again. the dow and s&p closing back in correction territory. the dow losing about 270 points. all three indices down about 3% for the week. if we are to take solace, though, in today's action, guy adami, it would be that we finish well off of our session lows. >> what, about ten s&p handles or so.

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman, and dan nathan.up apple shares are doing something they haven't done before heading into an apple event and it's got some am fans very nervous. plus one big bank taking it on the chin but warren buffett sees value in it. normally stocks would be our lead. we did have ni

brian, kelly, thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> i'll see you tomorrow, kelly. that does it. right now it's time for "squawk on the street." ♪ >> good we understand morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. david faber is off today. premarkets trying to build off the lows of yesterday. the third worst day of the year for stocks. china managed to have a relatively quiet close. adp pretty decent. ten-year around 2.18. oil, inventories and the storage data suggests another build. the road map goes like this. futures higher after yesterday's sell off. will this continue. apple stock now in the red for 2015. one week away from their event in san francisco. and nfl games go online. netflix says it's sanguine about apple competition. there's that word again. >> we're on track for a green open as they try to rebound from a worst job. ahead of the adp, 190,000 private sector jobs added. that's a bit shy of the consensus. manufacturing, 7,000. it's being called a relatively solid number heading into a

overlooking times square i'm melissa pleep your traders on the decemberric tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kellyonight on "fast" netflix's rough week. the stock has dropped more than 10% since monday as the competition among the streaming heavyweights heats up. but is the real challenger now coming from hulu? we've got a special report. plus the man who called the collapse in gold is back again, and this time he's gotten an even bigger prediction for oil. we'll tell you where he sees the volatile crude trading heading next. but first to the rally we saw today stocks closing sharply higher recovering from the worst start to september in 13 years. the nasdaq officially out of co

the traders are tim seymour, brian kelly, and guy aamy. bonds on the volatile market this year.re alibaba might head for the doors. herb greenberg weighs in. but to the top story of the day. apple is on pace to beat the iphone first week record. and while that may sound good, it is what they did not say tha

pete najarian, karen finer, and brian kelly.the details of what the new additions could mean for shareholders. and the countdown is on for thursday's fed decision. we'll talk to one well-known wall street strategist that said there is a major reason why the fed will not hike rates this week. and he'll tell us what that is. ? and the story of the day. the short end of the curve that had everyone talkin

traders are tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and goid.e market for apple, the stock still closed lower. we'll tell you what that has investors so nervous. and xi jinping and president obama having a meeting in washington today. we have the four stocks that are telling the real story of what is going on in the chinese economy. but first to the story that could have serious implications for stocks. the biotech bear market. fallin

brian? >> kelly, thanks. we're watching the pope emerge from the capitol. guide to understanding this man, human contact appears to light him up. and in this case, it's elected officials. it is often just people. and it sounds strange to say that at times he's been starved for contact, but with the security requirements as they are, he too often is forced to drive by at a high rate of speed. he's too often separated from the people you know he would love to be greeting in person. but those are the realities of life in 2015 and the security apparatus that has to travel along with him. he's making his good-byes on capitol hill. again, the motorcade over to catholic charities in washington. as we watch them load up and get under way, the historian and author michael beschloss has been witnessing all of this with us. and michael, how do you process what you've seen today? >> morning, brian. you know, i've been so fascinated that pope francis made this choice, as you were saying earlier, to make this speech to a joint meeting of congress, as no pope had ever don

which means the eagles fans will see more brian matthews and darren sproles. coach chip kelly says matthews is a good back up, and can step in any time for murray. >> ryan and demarco are similarity players. so, you know, you can do similar type things with them, if you had a different type of back, backing up, or being the number two guy, and it is a difference, you know, one of the reasons we really had ryan in here. >> there you go. thursday night football, right here on cbs-3, that's eli manning going for beckham, and 30-yard touchdown, popular player in fantasy this year, the giants first win of the season, beat the redskins 32 to 21, talking baseball now, phillies play the nationals tonight in washington, and last night, new phillie pitcher alec asher put himself in the conversation for next season n south philadelphia. asher came over and nicole hamels trade. coming into last night's game against the marlins, his era was over nine, but last night he went seven innings, struck out four, allowed only one run. now the bad news? the run wasn't enough to beat the struggling

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has the crash on business 1, and of course the ben franklin parkway ajace an portions of kelly drive are closed. briancia back to you. >> thank you matt, we have much more ahead on "action news" tonight. a major drug bust at the port of philadelphia. see how traffickers tried to get 360 pounds of cocaine into the united states. >>> plus, she was found zipped up in a duffle bag, meet an abandoned puppy that needs a good home after beating the odds. >> temperatures run 5 degrees above average for the first day of fall. we are tracking a cool down for the weekend coming up in accuweather. >> and i can't believe i am going to say this, things got worse for the eagles today, a star player leaves practice with an injury. >>> police have been involved in a deadly shooting in wilmington, delaware, officers are on the scene investigating on the 1800 block of tulip street, shots rang out at 3:00 this afternoon reportedly during a domestic dispute and "action news" confirmed one man is dead. >>> federal investigators released a major cocaine bust. they found 360 pounds of that drug on a ship coming from costa ri

that is where mark kelly joins us with the latest. mark? >> reporter: and brian we just heard from fire officials just 50 minutes ago that is wrapping up right now. the mayor telling folks the fire victims not to worry. they will be taken care of. now, cal fire talking about how unique this wildfire has been. many people forced to leave their homes within minutes and get to this evacuation center. >> reporter: for this family this wood frame and mesh roof will be their home tonight. since the valley fire likely took their real home away. >> like a match book. boom. butch of black smoke behind me -- bunch of black smoke behind me. it was terrifying. >> this family has their important paperwork and each other. but at this evacuation center there is still a great deal they are missing. >> oh, my medicine. my truck, my boat, my clothes. >> reporter: if it is any consolation they are not alone. >> there have been tears shed. everyone is here. >> reporter: 600 slept here at the napa county fairgrounds tonight. today the red cross add more space, ready for new evacuees

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clinton kelly four years ago right over there on the bus stop. >> one day april and her boyfriend brian were walking and saw him badly beaten. >> i was on what avenue shopping and i saw him and he was beaten and battered and abused walking with a cane and the worst shape i have ever seen them in. >> i had to carry him and put him in my truck. >> they asked for help for clinton. after the page got started a lot of people got involved. hope foundation helping people every day. they got a medical treatment place to live and in the hotel for while so he could stay. they gave him clothing and food and the thing that mattered the most which is love. >> clinton is a fantastic man. he has been a member of the community and what we now call our family for four years now. >> clinton was beaten and robbed so badly and in the wallet was the address of one of his daughters had lived in carolina. the hope foundation found clinton's daughter in north carolina. she was looking for clinton. they reunited by telephone and now she has invited clinton to come to north carolina and lived with her full-time.

brian hennessy. paul rexford hughes. susan hewey. richard john kelly junior. thomas w. kelly. thomas patrick knox.ary edward kokler. >> adam j. lewis. michael william lomax. louise neil limari. eileen mary rice. bruce albert reynolds. thomas f. crost jr. david torrado. frederick t.varicchi. john g.ultzhoffer azel vazquez gregory kamal bruno watler victor wald thomas f. faircoff jr. and my brother and my uncle christopher quackenbush. miss you, bro. ♪ [ playing "taps" ] ♪ ♪ >> at the white house, president obama and the first lady led a moment of remembrance at 8:46, the time the first plane hit the world trade center. [ bell tolling ] ♪ [ playing "taps" ] ♪ >> and you may have noticed the white house and here live at the u.s. capitol building and around capitol hill, congressional leaders and members of congress issuing a statement on the 9/11 anniversary. flags are at half staff today. here's house speaker john boehner. >> we've got a plane crashed into the world trade center. >> 9/11 '01, i was in the longworth house building and walked into talk to this group, and someone told me that a plane h

kelly. kept laramie out of the game with possible ncaa eligibility issues coming down the way. root big, b.j. >> brianer 300 yards, quick, his pass. >> verne: four touchdowns, alex collins on the ground, 127 rushing yards on 12 carries. jonathan williams out for the year, arkansas over utep, 48-13. now, rick, low-scoring game, pac 12 takes a lump. >> rick: stanford had to get up early, 9:00 on their bhody clocks and they looked like it. young quarterback clayton thorson 42 yards for the wildcats, they're too much for the cardinal winning 16-6. >> adam: mccaffrey loses a fumble and interception sealed the dale for northwestern. >> adam: mizzou dominating. >> rick: they've been plus 26 in turnovers since they joined the s.e.c. blocked punt, picks up the loose change. touchdown, pli sioux. >> verne: and they have maddy mauk running the show, the receiver and d-line. mizzou, won't be a shutout but go to arkansas state next week. b.j., tennessee flying high. all of that momentum, 17 starters, but this is a close one. >> brian: exactly was. bowling green came to play, herd to the goal, quickly to the line.

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brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. it's toxic blue-green algae and warning signs are up for people to keep their pets out of the water after a dog died. but as mark kelly tells us, the slime can also be unhealthy for children. >> reporter: no toxic algae is going to keep these boys from swimming on a holiday weekend. you guys know about the blue- green algae. >> oh, yeah. but we just -- it's okay. >> i read about it and, like, people told me it's mainly about dogs and stuff. i don't know. i didn't really read about it. >> reporter: health officials started posting these signs up and down the russian river. they are most concerned about kids and pets because they are more likely to unknowingly swim in the toxic algae blooms and drink the dangerous water. and, in fact, this 3-year-old golden retriever died last weekend after a swim here. >> an animal that's affected by this toxin will start to be a little bit uncoordinated. the muscles won't work so well. >> reporter: the deputy health officer, karen holbrook, says the river is safe to adults. but with a few key rules. don't drink it. and stay out of the shallow standing water where toxic algae likes to

brian, you have to wonder is tebow time running out? tonight is tim tebow's last chance at quarterback, to show chip kelly and the eagles that he is more than just a running quarterback, rosters have to be cut down tomorrow by 4:00, matt barkley makes the start at quarterback against the new york jets, he has 209 more passing yards than tebow and barkley has a lot more passing attempts. the battle is heating up for the third string quarterback job, they have similar completion numbers neither has thrown a touch down, they are confident heading into the finale. >> i am confident and know what i'm doing, it's not anything new to me, this offense is second nature and i know my teammates and what we need to do, i feel confident in where we are and what i can do. >> i say i'm improved more kfrmts in my overall mechanics from my footwork to throwing and throwing accuracy. and timing. and all of those things. i'm going to continue that proce process. >> again most of the starters not expected to play tonight but insideline backer, keiko alonso expects to play a series or two. of course alonso has not played at all. the eagles just arrived her

chad-of texas kelly of muskegon cory member of san francisco and brian lambert of-three in children,: harrison, contributions be made to the rosemary lambert memorial fund care of the community foundation. thank you. the risk estimate >> thank you supervisor campos. seeing no other names on the roster that includes the introduction >> thank you. mdm. clerk please read public comments. >> at this time the public may direct the address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 min. on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board. to include the minutes items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar item 17-22. public comment is not allowed on items which of artie been subject to public comment at a board committee. as is the case with items one through 14. pursuant to the boards will please direct your remarks to the board as a whole not to individual supervisors want to the audit. speakers using interpretation assistance will be like twice the amount of time to testify. if you'd like to display a document on the overhead projector please state such to sfgt

kelly. this friday, a new motion picture taking us through one of the most dramatic man hunts of the last decade. the suspect? brian nichols. he was on trial for rape when he overpowered and brutally beat a sheriff's deputy, managing to steal her gun in the process. nichols would kill two more people why in that courthouse. and two more on the run. then he crossed pathds with ashly smith. tonight, ashly sits down with the kelly file to describe exactly what unfolded in her apartment that night. how the choices she made may have saved her life and why she thinks nichols chose to end the man hunt the way he did. we will also hear from heraldo rivera. but first, trace gal ager takes us back to that dramatic day. nichols feared that he'd one of the post notorious attacks in georgia history. because brian nichols was deemed to be a high-risk inmate, a judge escorted him from prison to his court appearance in atlanta. that request was nooirt ignore or denied. while he was changing from courtroom gash, brooip nichols beat the deputy knocking her unconscious. nichols then stormed the courtroom, shooting and killing the ver

chad-of texas kelly of muskegon cory member of san francisco and brian lambert of-three in children,: harrison, contributions be made to the rosemary lambert memorial fund care of the community foundation. thank you. the risk estimate >> thank you supervisor campos. seeing no other names on the roster that includes the introduction >> thank you. mdm. clerk please read public comments. >> at this time the public may direct the address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 min. on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board. to include the minutes items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar item 17-22. public comment is not allowed on items which of artie been subject to public comment at a board committee. as is the case with items one through 14. pursuant to the boards will please direct your remarks to the board as a whole not to individual supervisors want to the audit. speakers using interpretation assistance will be like twice the amount of time to testify. if you'd like to display a document on the overhead projector please state such to sfgt

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kelly. this friday, a new motion picture taking us through one of the most dramatic man hunts of the last decade. the suspect? brianwas on trial for rape when he overpowered and brutally beat a sheriff's deputy,