it joins us now -- brian nick joins us now. the broader complex, how do you view that?primarily as an earnings revision this year. it is slightly down. that kind of explains the outperformance we have seen in the u.s. alix: how long does that have to continue? the question is has the dollar peaked? you can make a long-term or short-term case. what is your call going forward/ >? >> there will be a convergence next year. the tax break only happens once. we cut corporate taxes in the u.s., not so in the rest of the world. we think u.s. earnings will probably still be higher compared to the rest of the world next year, but by a smaller margin. we are hoping to see a more positive catch up from emerging markets and europe. talkedichard schiller about market sentiment a lot. that is his thing. here is what here to say. >> the stock market did get a lot higher before it comes down. it is highly prized. that is what impresses me. it can get even more highly priced. i think it is a risky market. i would not overexpose myself to it. it is very high. alix: what do you think? >> i

brian stress nick runs the lab. nick runs the lab. >> we have 13 or 14 clients.end their products to see the x for testing. >> we have about 60 samples a day. crazy oncehat to go recreational comes on board. i imagine that we will triple or quadruple our samples probably in the next year. selina: the chief science officer overseas testing. generally a full test will take between 48 and 72 hours. selina: how labs test is key to their business plan. one uses a petri dish to show harmful organisms. is using dna analysis. we get a snapshot of what microorganisms are present. selina: which technique works better is up for debate. >> by the end of september/beginning of october, the dispensaries that are up and running now start to be able to sell. the state needs to rollout seed to sales software to monitor marijuana at all stages. underway, the market is expected to hit three and a $25 million this year -- 325 million years -- three to $5 million this year. 5 million dollars this year. >> i am hoping by the first quarter of 2019 will be showing up for the significant

were living in dangerous times and urged democrats to come out to vote in november as nick brian reportsreporter: this was barack obama returning to political center stage, using wha has alway been the strongest weapon in his armory, the power of speech and deploying it again donald trump. and he addressed this week e-- week's explosive revelations that trump appointees working secretly. >> they're not doing us aut service actively promoting 90% of stuff that's comingut of this crazy whuste white house by saying don't worry. we're prese. inghe other 10%. this is not normal. these are extraordinary times and they're dangerous times. reporter: these were his strongest criticisms yet for the man who succeeded him and hwas scathing to events last year in charlottesville. the clashes involving white supremacists and neo-nazis. >> we're supposed to stand up tc mination and surely snd up to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be, saying that nazis are bad? >> donald trump just over an hour later, bowied by strong new job figures, he addressed his principled successors criticisms. president tru

brian todd on the scene for us. i want to quickly go to cnn's nick valencia in conway, south carolina, near myrtle beach. nick, are people there heeding these warnings and evacuating? >> reporter: approximate wolf, we're standing in the middle of highway 501, the main thoroughfare out of myrtle beach, 20 miles inland, and it's starting to look like a ghost town. local officials tell us that's because people are listening to the warnings. those dire warnings being issued by the local governor, saying people will not be around to help you out if you decide to stay. this traffic is light right now, but we've been here since the early morning hours, at times seeing very heavy traffic, that's because people they say were listening to get out ahead of this storm. we saw people bring their pets, small dogs, even horses carrying them out of this storm ahead of that landfall, as well as adults carrying their elderly parents. a big concern for those deciding to stay. wolf? >> nick, what are some of the hazards for those who don't evacuate, don't heed the order? >> reporter: it goes without saying, you're not only

at 8:00 eastern on abc, nick saban and number one alabama in orlando taking on louisville. 8:00 eastern, geagain, here on abc. back to you. >> steve: cassidy, thank you. >> briant a hard-fought game this one. and two quarterbacks that braved it out, gutted it out. jake browning was under duress most of the game. unbelievable throws. but really it came down to the two defenses. and auburn just had a little bit more in the tank. >> steve: especially in the red zone. opportunities that will lament both schools as they look at film this week. final 30 seconds of this one. and the pac-12 will say, hey, don't forget about us. we came. put up a fight. represented themselves well. >> brian: yeah. and if washington, which it looks like they have the squad, you know, to compete in the pac 1 they're going to have to run the table, in my opinion. there is no more margin for error. that's the thing to learn about washington in this whole game, auburn on the flip side has earned a little bit of insurance for that really difficult schedule that alabama and georgia. >> steve: to todd. >> todd: coach, you said you had to run the football inside the 10 yard line. that's exactly

nick watt, be careful over there. thank you. >>> let's get more on the first deaths since florence hit land. cnn's brianodd is in wilmington, north carolina for us. you are near the house where a mother and her baby were killed? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. we have some updated numbers for you tonight. we just heard there are a total of five fatalities in north carolina so far today from this storm. so these numbers could easily, of course, be going up. this was the scene of really an excruciating rescue operation. this 30,000 pound tree right behind me, we can zoom in on this house. you can see where it came crashing down. it split the back of this house wide open. that's a back bedroom, and shortly after that happened a little before 7:00 a.m. eastern time, the 911 calls came and rescue teams got here as quickly as they could. they brought a lot of trucks and heavy equipment to try to cut through some of this stuff. we got here shortly after that. this rescue operation took a total of about eight hours that we were here for much of it. in the end, they could not save the lives of a lady in here an

nick watt in just a little bit here. one of those wind bands coming through right now. i'm going to get to my colleague brianton. we've been out witnessing rescues. last night you were out and saw people contemplating driving through floodwaters and not doing it. that's always a good idea. what are you seeing tonight? >> don, i hear you and nick talking about the power and danger of high tide where you are in the coastal areas. high tide here could be disastrous, as well. this is a little bit inland. this is fresh water high tide on the cape fear river. it's just beyond account barriers. high tide when it comes in in about an hour could be very, very dangerous because when we got here a couple hours ago, the water from the previous high tide was still standing in here. this is water street. it was still fairly deep. because the storm surge pushed the tide of the cape fear river on to these barnes, and a little bit overlapping it. that was nothing compared to what may be coming because this river is setting records for high tide. just a few hours ago, we were told by our cnn weather folks at high tied earlier

brian dawkins....-- this game not getting really interested until the 2nd half... eagles, pulling out the trick plays..the philly special.. we saw it against the patriots... and here it is to start off week 1... nickfirst touchdown --10-6 eagles..--- but the falcons finally making something happen... after an interception.. falcons cashing in.. te-co... tevin coleman... 9 yard touchdown... 12-10 after the missed extra point.. --but with 2:25 left.. jay ajayi terrorizes the falcons everytime they meet.. ajayi.. 11 yards to the house... making atlanta feel this one.... it's 18-12...after 2 point conversion...--and it's deja vu all of over again.. one second left... matt ryan looking for julio jones... and he can't haul this one in bounds...the opposite side of the endzone from last year's heartbreaker...and the defending super bowl champs hang on... 18-12 the 49ers will kick off their season on the road starting with good test in the nfc on sunday... and you hear about certain road atmospheres around the league... minnesota being one of those hostile environments which teams try to emulate that crowd noise at u-s bank stadium... the niners prepared for the raucous environment.. especially the offens

brian dawkins....-- this game not getting really interested until the 2nd half... eagles, pulling out the trick plays..the philly special.. we saw it against the patriots... and here it is to start off week 1... nick set up the first touchdown --10-6 eagles..--- but the falcons finally making something happen... after an interception.. falcons cashing in.. te-co... tevin coleman... 9 yard touchdown... point.. --but with 2:25 left.. jay ajayi terrorizes the falcons meet.. ajayi.. 11 yards to the house... making atlanta feel this one.... it's -1in conversion...--and it's deja vu again.. one second left... matt ryan looking for julio jones... and he can't haul this one in bounds...the opposite side of the endzone from last year's heartbreaker...and the defending super bowl champs hang on... 18-12 serena williams playing her best tennis since returning from maternity leave..she's been to the us open 18 times... going for her 24th record tying grand slam title... and in true serena fashion... she dominates tonight..so they finally closed the roof at the arthur ashe stadium because of severe thunderstorms...serena ... taking on anastasjia sevastova... serena, dropped the first 2 games but came back and