out who shot and killed the man behind the chevron gas station sunday night. police arrived to find the 35- year-old shot. a short time later police arrested two women but they are not saying it those women are involved. these are asking anyone who may have witnessed the shooting to call them. >> we heard about the grinch who stole christmas. now there's a hooligan honing in on halloween. the targeting the neighborhood and his exploits caught on camera. >> one of the best things about halloween is the cool decorations. the skeletons, the witches. the spiders. unfortunately this neighborhood is expressing the dark side of halloween after someone stole a number of halloween decorations this past weekend. >> halloween is a month away but that didn't stop this thief from putting a damper on fun. home security camera shows the guy grabbing a skeleton

old man is shot and killed at a chevron parking lot. two women might be connected to this. police caught up with them after a brief pursuit. and they are looking for tw witnesses who may have seen something going on in the parking lot. they went in to tell the clerk and left before police could talk to them. a report of shots fired bringing several police officers to the neighborhood. police say 911 callers reported someone firing off several rounds near an overpass. officers found shell casings on the bridge but no shooter. >>> a developing story in a local high school. someone posted a picture of guns, warning people to stay home today. we want to let you know we have reached out to phoenix police and the phoenix union high school district. and you can bet they are taking this seriously. we'll let you know as soon as we find out information. >>> a possible hazmat situation

we don't think chevron is too expensive? >> i don't think so because i think what you're doing -- >> assuming this is right what i'm looking at. >> based on what? >> 80 times forward pe. >> you can't go by that because there's so many moving pieces. the write-offs -- >> i'm just saying it jumps out at you. >> you want to look at reserves, i think. >> look at reserves but exxon is in the penalty box right now as weiss was saying. all of these companies will be looked at to see what is the value of their holdings. if oil starts rising, you'll see the balance sheets improve as well. but i would be a little careful here because we've seen this story too many times with opec. you have a floor here. >> that's an understatement. >> and potentially the ceiling is not that high because you have shell. producers will come on at any point in time. >> if the dollar does strengthen, you've got that inverse correlation. >> pete, you have unusual -- >> sticking with the energy patch, take a look at baker hughes today as a matter of fact. 1

. >> general hertling, he has been very specific about taking the oil, about chevron, other u.s. oil companies -- >> yeah. let me jump on to it. i'm chomping at the bit here. it is a geneva convention violation. it violates two articles of the geneva convention. it would be a war crime. you leave, when you attack a foreign nation and occupy it, you may take reparation but you leave the nation at its status quo. you don't steal its natural resources. that's number one. number two, i heard what donald trump said. it went on a long list of things that i have heard him say on other subjects and what's interesting is for a guy who claims to be so outspoken and not politically correct in speaking the truth all day, i have heard multiple surrogates of donald trump explaining what he meant when he said i want to take the oil. this isn't an interpretive game. he's got to state what he means. communication is a key element of a leader and he's failing miserably in this regard. >> in fact, in the past, when i have asked him well, won't the rest of iraq, who are by the way our allies, won't

they reported to the chevron asked to come forward to help further with this investigation. we're live in tempe, bryan west, 12 today. >> bryan, thank you. >>> hot headlines. prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for an arizona man convicted of supporting the islamic state terrorist group and helping to plot an attack in texas. an attorney is seeking a sentence of nearly six years in prison or life. don't shoot! hands up! don't shoot! >>> for the sixth night in a row, protestors took to the street of charlotte, demanding justice for the shooting of keith scott. he was holding a gun and was threatening officers, according to police, but his family said he did not have a gun. >>> there will be a debate next month in arizona between they will meet face-to-face october 10 at the walter cronkite school of journalism in downtown phoenix. she is looking to unseat the republican senator, who's running for his sixth term. >> 6:03 right now. >>> the first of three scheduled presidential debates between clinton and trump take place tonight. the two presidential candidate will go toe-

a spokesman for chevron says no injuries were reported. intermittent flaring has since been controlled. >>> mother teresa will officially become a saint tomorrow when pope francis canonizes her at the vatican. here in the bay area, the thought has a lot of people excited. marianne favro joins us live from st. joseph basilica. >> reporter: mother teresa's work certainly touched the bay area. her sisters began an aids hospice center in san francisco as well as a home for unwed mothers. tonight at mass, many plan to celebrate the fact that she will soon become a saint. pope francis will hold a canonization mass tomorrow morning in st. peters square in vatican city. at the missionaries in pacifica today, many said mother teresa inspired them to give back to the poor. >> i feel ecstatic. because, you know, as mother teresa said, you come and see and serve the poor. and that's what i did. so for three years i experienced in my own experience, it transformed my life, to giving back to the community and helping the poor. >> reporter: in order to b

exxonmobil was up more than 4%, chevron up nearly as much. both pushed the dow up 50 points midday.ome of the plays up double digits. why? it's mostly short covering and that makes sense. it's unlikely there are a lot of plain vanilla mutual funds that bought oil stocks on a vague promise the saudis might cut no one is sure how long the rally in energy will last. for "nightly busine bob pisani at the new york stock exchange >> so will an apparent deal to cut opec's production stick and if so what will it mean? kyle cooper is director of research at iaf advisers and joins us now to discuss. were you surprised, kyle? >> not necessarily. i've actually been curious as to why they couldn't at least make nice. whether or the production cut sticks is irrelevant to market prices in the near-term. like you said, this is a deal that really hasn't been finalized. have been no concrete agreements and the details still to be hashed out in november. ye we've got an over $2 rally. so it's not only been surprising to me they weren't able to at least ma back in april. because obviously, when that fe

the shooting happened at a chevron near hayden and mckellips around eight last night. when police arrived they found 35-year-old just gaston shot to death. they were able to get a description of the possible vehicle involved.... which may have helped them track down the killer. the two women inside that car were taken into custody on un are still looking for the two witnesses who told the gas station clerk to call 9-1-1. fire crews on the scene of a tractor fire in buckeye... this happened near verrado way and county highway 85. we're told it was a pesticide truck. skyfox over the scene and you can see not much left to the tractor. firefighters using a white foam to put the fire out. a tough loss on the road for the cardinals.(--- kristy ---) a lot of people calling the 18 to 33 loss to the buffalo bills - embarassing. jude lacava here with reaction to the outcome. three games into the season cards fans are very close to hitting the panic button but know this- win lose or draw you get the same head coach still ahead at five - a local activist among three people arreste

here on abc15. >>> a 35-year-old man is shot and killed outside a chevron. police are questioning two women and also looking for two witnesses. >>> let's send it to -- the now. you have that university green on. >> and debate neutral. >>> more questions after charlotte poli in the shooting death of keith scott. hear why activists are alleging a police coverup. and why they say the police chief should resign. >>> and the arizona city is getting love from a big name in travel. why flagstaff is being called a hidden gem. and count on abc15 to keep you informed about the debate. we're talking about the role elections. >>> we are preparing for big presidential debate. and we have a deal for the you. fired pie doesn't want you to miss a minute. >> between 4:00 and closing if you buy two pizzas, you get the third for free. watch the entire debate without running out for food. and it starts at 6:00 right here on abc15. >>> just like the super bowl. >>> the 7-day forecast, chances for and only a 10% chance. not everybody will see showers. by this evening we could see

. >> reporter: one man is shot right here at this chevron around 8:30 last night. cars coming in and out. a very different story just a few hours ago. they had this area closed off. a number of police on scene. we are told that they responded 35-year-old man dead. they say they are waiting to talk to more witnesses and look at surveillance video before they release more of information. around 1:00 this morning they were doing patrols when he spots a vehicle in question. he pulls that car over and two women are inside with evidence linking them to the crime scene. police are asking you for any help. if you have any information on this shooting, you are asked to call police. back to you. >> thank you. >>> some high school students stayed home from class today because of threats that were posted online. police are investigating a threat made on facebook two three different schools. and directed at cesar chavez. >>> the police flagged her police did find all suspects at an apartment complex nearby. >>> police in houston killed a man who -- police identified the shooter

chevron came out on top. tell us why.ination of the robust upstream offering -- and -- offering cash and growth. the growth in front of them is easily financed, meaning the best chances of a progressive dividend. david: on the other end of the , the end. contrast that with chevron. balance -- aa week week balance sheet. we also get cash margin compression. it is exactly the opposite, a mirror image, of chevron. david: i looked at the line chart for equity values for these companies over 12 months. both of them are at or near the 12 month high in terms of stock price. in the't the difference quality of that company reflected in the equity value? jason: that is where opportunity comes in. be appreciating more, because they are doing major capital projects that have risk associated with them. in the next six months, they can generate good outperformance. repsol has been able to take some measures to shore up the balance sheet, so maybe the risk is not fully appreciated by the market. david: to what extent is their differenti

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i've beeeen in the meetings and villages with the gas companies, including chevron, anand i explainened what is h happening, what the process is. i don't believe that every single person has been left in the dark. >> he rerejects that fracking wl lead to contamimination of wate. >> i don''t believee that we wil contaminate the drinking water or doing anything harmful to the environment. >> the critics highlhlight concererns over drinking supupp. they say thendustry has embarked on a p.r. exercise to win over hearts anand minds. local pepeople say that t the fracking has even usused the churches influence to convince people that it is safe a and tht will benefitit the community. we tracked down the priests alleged to have been involved. whatat's thee potential is brig. it will take some time.e. it will not happen overnight. poland is s off for a great stat with the earlyly success thahat might be questionable.e. you would expect to see that. you don't have an experience, knowledge, trying to get a pathway foforward. >> whatever the coming months and years old, those advocatingg fracking

. >> the shooting happened at a chevron near hayden and mckellips last night. police arrived and found a man shot and killed. they were able to get the description of a possible were taken in for questioning. police are still looking for two witnesses who told the gas station clerk to call 911. if you have any information please call police. >>> we have a fox follow-up on a strange case, an attack on a good samaritan who thought she was helping people out on the side of the freeway. we are getting a first look at two of the three suspects, hatcher and smith, here are their pictures, in jail right now facing assault and robbery charges. a on the 101 early yesterday morning. investigators say when she pulled over to help, people got inside her car, they attacked her and took her cell phone and her money. they took off but were later arrested at a apartment complex a couple of miles away. there was a teenager with them as well. the name of the teenager hasn't been released. they are also facing assault and robbery charges. >>> this is a big night tonight in politi

his plan is to get chevron, american oil companies in. surround them with u.s.n to say percentage of the revenue. >> colonel? just again, i just think of the reaction of our allies in the rest of iraq. how they feel about us taking oil which is their future. >> it would be a nonstarter for that very reason. what you want to do. you want to build up countries like iraq, what come after isis in the case of syria, and northern iraq. so there are going to be some significant issues with this. this 16 century, 18th century, whatever century you want to pick issue. it is something that is very similar to what you might expect a chinese military leader to say. they seem to be to be adopting this policy as well. it is not working for the time and the region. you want to raise the oil revenues of the companies affected and you want to give them a way to live their lives and that would be a sustained revenue sfraem would allow them to do it and it would be ideal. >> to the victor go the spoils, it plies that iraq is our enemy and we have crushed them and now we're taking

>> i think exxon and chevron will and both up over 1% today as oil is lower.think steph is right. we've talked for a long time about the possibility for deals permian base and shale survivor so to speak eog clearly one of them. i massively screwed that trade up. i got out of eog in the 80s. i know you stayed with it. great job. it is a big deal $2.5 billion. and look at others the rrcs, pioneer natural, do they respond and make an acquisition? it's a good thing and loosens up what has really been a tight deal market in that region. >> what's the headline going to be tomorrow after apple introduces this phone, steph? >> oh -- >> tell me what the stock price does, i'll tell you -- >> you're a headline writer. >> you're a headline writer. >> if the stock is higher, they'll say apple wows them with new device. if it's lower they'll say apple's out of innovation and tim cook's the worst. >> i just don't think it matters for the stock though. >> me either. >> we'll be watching and i know all of you will be as well. i know you'll be watching power, which starts now.

ernie found a problme at a chevron on south durango recenlty. he was using pump seven ... and he says after the tank was full and the pump shut off ... the pumps meter continued to run. he even sent me video of the problem. watch this ... you see the numbers going up -- charging him more ... but look at this ... the pump is in his hand .. dollar. and when he went inside to complain .. he says the staff said they couldn't do anything until their manager was present. i immediatly called the state department of weights and department of weights and measures to go and check the pump. unfornately though when they got out there .. they couldn't recreate the problem. they did tell me what they would have done if they had. first they would have red tagged out-of-service. according nrs & nac 581 and 590, the gas station would them have 5 business days to fix the problem. however they would not have been fined as it is a mechanical problem . if they wouldn't have fixed the problem though ... they could have been fined. so what;s the take away for you... immediately when you see a pr

scle investigating after a man was shot and killed outside a gas station.it happened at a chevron... near hayden and mckellips.officers later found two women inside a car... matching the suspect's description.police say evidence links them to the crime scene.right now... officers are looking for a man and a woman... who may have witnessed the shooting. today... civil rights leaders plan to make their voices heard ... as they protest the death of an arizona man... shot and killed by police. march at the mill avenue bridge in tempe from nine to noon. and it's the night everyone has been waiting for.the epic showdown between democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and republican presidential candidate donald trump.tonight's first presidential debate is expected to be big, with as many as 100-million people watching.you can watch it all unfold right here on cbs 5 starting at six o'clock. the family of a gilbert couple jailed for the deaths of 23 dogs, is now asking for your help... and the owners of the dogs who died are not happy about it.the dogs died in june 2014, in an over

the plan is to get chevron, the oil companies in, surround them with u.s.d take the oil. >> what he meant to say was percentage of the revenue, i think i heard you say that. colonel laden, just from -- you know, i just think the reaction of our allies in the rest of iraq, how they would feel about, you know, us taking the oil which is their future. >> it would be a non-starter for that very reason. you know, what you want to do is build up countries like iraq, where what comes after isis in the case of syria in northern iraq. there will be some significant issues with this, this 16th century, 18th century, whatever century you want to pick. the issue here is something similar to what you might expect a chinese military leader to say in the present day because they seem to be developing this new mercantilist policy as well, but it is not workable for our particular time and the particular region we are dealing with here. you want to raise the oil revenues of the countries that are affected by these conflicts and you want to give them a way in which to live t

she's a marketing coordinator at chevron. but she's a woman with a few tricks up her sleeve, like how she managed to turn a single act of kindness into more than 200,000 of them. >> it's a wonderful tribute to stephanie. >> reporter: stephanie is janet's daughter. in december of 2000, stephanie and her younger sister lindsey were in a car crash on highway 50 on their way to lake tahoe. stephanie died. lindsey was seriously injured. janet raced to the hospital, not leaving lindsey's bedside for days. not even to eat. >> and i stood up to get out of the way and almost fainted. and a nurse had me sit in a chair outside of the room, left, and came back with her sandwich in her hand. and said, take a few bites. and i will never forget that feeling of somebody doing something so nice in the face of just a horrific time. >> reporter: inspired by that nurse's jegesture, janet began filling snack bags for patients' families and delivering them to a local hospital. >> i thought it would just be one hospital. i never thought it would gr

chevron says it's all from a normal procedure at the refinery, and there was no danger at any time tolic. >>> a truck slammed into several car, flipped and landed on a trailer. drunk driving may be to blame. it all happened on millfield road. mountain view police say the truck driver first crashed and ran from the scene. they found him a few blocks away with major injuries. a driver from one of the cars he hit was also hurt. police say both of them appeared to be drinking. >>> san francisco's first comic-con got underway today. lee martinez says our comic-con is a little different from the other ones across the country. >> reporter: there's a big difference between rare comic books and the most expensive comic books. >> it could be the rarest. the one next to it. it's one i've not seen ever before. >> reporter: the expensive ones depend not just on age and popularity but in the quality, ranking on a 10-point scale. >> i've never had a 10. i've had a 9.9. >> reporter: terry o'neal started collecting at 12 years old. >> you kind of gotta work it, put advertisements out, you know people,

. >>> concern in the east bay after the chevron experienced intermittent flairing. it happened apt 9:00 a.m. spokesman for the refinery says the community was alerted to the situation. flares are a safety device to relieve pressure during the refining process. a spokesman says no injuries have been reported. >>> another day of comic books and costumes at the comic-con in san francisco today. organizers say it is the first large comic-con convention the city has hosted in several years. convention started on friday but today, fans had a chance to attend the select panel with actors from the star wars movies and the dr. who tv series. the san francisco comic-con ends tomorrow afternoon. you can still see it tomorrow. it is at the marriott marquee. >>> colin smith with comcast sportsnet joins us now. >> a big day for various sports as always. a pair of aces go head to head as the giants battle the cubs in chicago. the 49ers have named a starting quarterback for week one. the choice coming up after the break. national anthem has propell >>> hey guys, welcome back, colin

. >> reporter: donors choose dot-org and is partnering with chevron, donating a portion of gas salesn select markets of schools and also target, which is giving away up to $5 million to help support kid-inspired public school projects. for "nightly business report," m aditi roy in union city, california. >>> coming up, right for disruption. the way companies want to change the way you get in shape. ♪ >>> u.p.s. expects to hire the same number of holiday employees this year as it did last. about 95,000 workers. it's another sign that seasonal hiring will remain flat. earlier this week, target said it was planning on hiring 70,000 seasonal workers, also the same number as in 2015. >>> workers are employer-based health care insurance are seeing their up-front health costs rise. this as more employees move into high deductible plans. according to an annual survey by the nonprofit, kaiser family foundation, just over half of employees this year have coverage with a deductible with at least $1,000. higher deductibles in most cases means lower premiums. the study found that premiums rose ju

and he said madam mayor, i would like chevron to be the first contributor and we contribute a million dollars. i did the only logical thing when i had him in the room to say ken, would you now chair a committee to raise the additional $9 million? and he did it. and we 20 thousand contributions that were small and another 4 big ones of a million dollars each from various corporations and companiesism japanese companies essentially gave $2 million to this effort. so, it was one of the real instances of corporate participation in the city's wellbeing. so, we were able to get the cable care grants and the cable cars were restored. 39 were restored. the big problem was the cable. most people don't know but this cable has hemp inside of it. it has to be such that the grip can grab the cable and hang on to the cable, so there is a particular consistency. it is expensive. it came from france. but we got that and we got it done. so today, we look out at that cable car and it isn't quite half way to the stars, but it is certainly is very very special. ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank every

. >>> a man was shot dead at this chevron in scottsdale. we're live on what happened just off the 101. >>> and this crash is now blocking two lanes of traffic, ? at village inn, a good meal is about more than just how it tastes. it's about how it makes you feel. ? come in to village inn every wednesday for free pie wednesday and enjoy a free slice of pie with purchase. >>> there's a thing called a debate happening tonight. and it's expected to motivate a lot of people to register. we're taking action to let you know everything you need to do. the shooting in charlotte. >>> and this is supposed to be the season for the cards to make it to the super bowl, right? turns out someone forgot to tell all the other teams. >> third game of the year. come on. >> it was rough. >>> let's talk about the monday bus stop forecast. you'll walk out the door to a different. more clouds and not sunshine we enjoyed saturday. the rain is falling in southeast arizona around tucson not moving a lot. and the rain is staying out of the valley for now. as we go throu

but this is cool, add these inventions fracking invented in the united states not by exxon or chevron but small entrepreneur oil and gas business to figure out how to crack the code and in doubt america with the wheel and gas that was there be finally figured out how to get it out. over time the technology will get better and better. right now they make money at 60 into retriever's they can make money at $50. it will keep getting cheaper . and we can see them make money. and making the point, why do we keep making the bets on renewable energy? and what these people get wrong what about solar and wind? yes it gets better. but they don't take into account the oil and gas industry is getting better. they thought it would be $200 a barrel that is why they keep losing more and more money because it is of vicious cycle with the subsidies. yes the oil and gas industry will, back soon with low prices. >> album like to add to this as well but i do not consider it a bust. is a different type of bill. in 2005 the federal energy bill that had the mandates with all the of bells and whistles was pa

we have a few of the majors lower, exxon and chevron. if we look at the 10 year yield that is where we are seeing the impact of the manufacturing report. before the report the 10 year yield was at 1.60% and it is closer now to 1.57%, shedding nearly five basis points as investors think the fed might delay any rate hike. vonnie: abigail, we will be back with you shortly. has more.onohoe courtney: an unmanned rocket has andn up at cape canaveral it was owned by spacex. site away from the states were and they the glass blame the explosion on an anomaly and say no one was hurt. donald is trying to reassure supporters he is not waffling on the issue of illegal it immigration. -- illegal immigration. he had -- outlined a hard-line therend made it clear will be a wall between the u.s. and mexico. mr. trump: we will build a great wall along the southern border and mexico will pay for the wall. courtney: earlier he went to meet with the mexican president and said they did not expect -- discuss who would pay for the wall, that the mexican presiden

. >>> fall river police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man behind a chevron gas station last night. 35-year-old cousin gaston was found with a gunshot wound. a short time later, police arrested aren't saying if those women were involved with the shooting. police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the shooting to please:. happening right here in the valley. >>> we will pick back up with ? julia we have a heart for you. when you choose to be an organ and tissue donor, you're saving more lives than you know. sign up. save lives. >>> we are continuing our presidential debate clinton -- >> there was a lot of back and forth between trump and clinton, trying to convince viewers they are in -- they are the right choice. david welch -- dennis welch is here to talk about it.>> reporter: donald trump best moments in the beginning talking about jobs. is particularly, he was talking about manufacturing jobs and how he plans to bring the back to the country. is was a message squarely directed at e needs to win if he has any hopes to get to the white house. >> we have to stop our

a large police presence at this chevron gas station. they have crime tape up surrounding the gas station. i can tell you that i did see scene. right now, no information on that person, what happened, and what's going on out here. so we're waiting to get more information, and as soon as we get that, we'll be sure to pass the information along to you. >>> brand new details tonight out of california. police arresting these two men, and a teenage girl all linked to the deaths of three people in fullerton. police say three people were found dead saturday in what they're calling a targeted attack. a 17-year-old girl who also lives in the home was mi but was since found safe. neighbors described the family as extremely friendly. tonight, officers say the reason behind all of this is still unclear. a community in mourning tonight. one person dead. five others hurt after two shootings near illinois college. police say the first shots were fired outside a party. then just minutes later, a second shooting nearby. in all, five people were shot. a s

$1.70, we will check that later on and that is dragging down energy stocks, exxon mobil down 2%, chevron down 2 and a quarter%. ugly for other reasons, wells fargo, consumer financial protection board, 185 million, they are getting attacked by different analysts who say that is chump change for what they are doing, they pay fines and penalties of $180 million because their employees were creating fraudulent ac to meet their sales quota and no one has been held accountable higher up in the bank, people losing their jobs because of it. bottom line, it is ugly. cheryl: you are losing trust in the banks, the place you should have the most trust in. the s&p, the last 43 sessions, the s&p didn't move more than 1%. we had a quiet, nonvolatile 43 training sessions all because of one fed leader. >> a reasonable case can be made. i called peter barnes, our fedex person and asked this is nothing new, peter said rosenkranz talked like this for a while, he is perceived to be a dove. when he starts talking like this people get nervous and you see that nervousness expressed in the vicks and the selloff

she's actually a marketing coordinator at chevron.till, janet is a woman with a few tricks up her sleeve, like how she managed to turn a single act of signkindness into 200,00 them. >> it's a wonderful tribute to stephanie. >> reporter: stephanie is janet's daughter. in december of 2000, stephanie and her younger sister lindsay were in a car crash on highway 50 on their way to lake tahoe. stephanie died. lindsay was seriously injured. janet raced to the hospital, not leaving lindsay's bedside for days, not even to eat. >> and i stood up to get out of the way and almost fainted. and a nurse had me sit in a chair outside of the room, left and came back with her sandwich in her hands and said, take a few bites. i will never forget that feeling of somebody doing something so nice in the face of just a horrific time. >> reporter: inspired by that nurse's gesture, janet began filling snack bags for patients' families and delivering them to a local hospital. >> i absolutely thought that it would just be one hospital. i thought -- i never tho

chevron, goldman sachs, american express, exxon among today's biggest drags.le, surprising we'll talk about that, the only stock in the dow 30 ending in the green.

. >>> volunteers from chevron and the open landscape committee are working to restore the oakland fire storm memorial garden in advance of next month's 25th anniversary of the october 1991 oakland hills fire. 3,000 homes were destroyed and 25 people died in the fire. >>> coming up, the best places to live and where the bay area stands on the list. >>> plus -- >>> the state refuses to register a brand-new car. i am consumer investigator chris ch chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> you can see clear skies behind me. we'll talk about the forecast for your wednesday and get you into the first day of fall, which begins tomorrow. temperatures going up for the weekend. we'll be back to explain. into the first day of fall, >>> nbc bay area responds to an east bay man who hit a roadblock when he was trying to register his new car. >> investigator chris chmura is here with the story. >> reporter: he moved here and brought with him his new mazda 6. when he went to the dmv in california to register the car, the dmv told him he couldn't because it didn't meet california's emission standards. he

volunteers from chevron and oakland committee were up this morning clearing brush, they are also restoring the oakland firestorm memorial garden, volunteers said that the work they are doing in partnership is important, especially since the city and state have reduced funding to the garden maintenance programs. >> it takes a public partnership and individuals getting out there and making a difference in the community and getting ready for the fire, do it now, get ready. >> they are also encouraging homeowners to maintain a defensible space around their property. >>> peak fire season as we head into early fall. today is the final day of summer the 16 and temperatures did not feel a lot like summer. they continue to fall off in the afternoon, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler and checkout livermore puts the bottom, 71 degrees outside right now in the 70s in san jose as we head our way up the f-16 in oakland, san francisco it 61 and santa rosa is 80 degrees. very similar to where we were yesterday. this is a look at the system responsible for the cooldown and the breezy weather and you can

we had many visitors, president from chevron not see in georgia and generals from ,hat had happened to i remember the big american flag was on the side of the building, i recall see weto him, as you can wear patriotism on our sleep. host: as you were driving home the next morning what were you thinking? guest: what about tomorrow? what do i have to do tomorrow. i am a what if person. what if this occur, what would i do. what with the organization do? what if this occurs, how am i going to react. how will the organization react. i am trying to stay ahead of where things are. i was constantly doing it for days and days. , it wouldlace secure operate no matter what. said, business as usual. sure that the business could go on in the holding even though art of the building was destroyed. the building was so operational. host: what did you look like and feel like you walk into the door? guest: you mean the door to? home? i was a mess. wet, ihing was soaking had to wade through water. i was a real mess. my son and my wife were there. , knew the next day coming home we were working 18 or 20 ho

chevron, exxon, both, year-to-date, doing pretty well. prospect is for these gas prices, cheryl, to continue to be down. last time i was at cme earlier this week oil traders saying, this big, heavy supply glut that we have promises just to continue. if you look doing what we're doing right now, which is driving in a nice convertible, maybe you won'table a i believe to do it for long here in chicago but it's going to be a cheap way to go for a while longer. >> gorgeous out in chicago. i have a convertible ready to go here in new york. it is gorgeous here, well, until the rain comes. enjoy your ride. >> happy labor day,. cheryl: cheryl: thank you. we have the closing bell ten minutes away on this friday, labor day weekend, everybody. stocks are up despite the tepid jobs report. the true state of the economy and safest places to go to work, we have your fall investments coming up next. >>> keep it on fox business after labor day. he is back, people, neil cavuto coming back to work. don't miss his return to "cavuto: coast to coast" live noon

at the top of the list, chevron moving higher by $1.37 followed by intel and verizon.le in the red as everyone is waiting to see what that iphone 7 might look like, down about 13 be pennies. >>> mylan had been up 1% earlier, it is now up about half a percent at the moment. ceo heather bresch missing many action as the drug giant faces attacks on all fronts. new investigations and now, in the last hour, a class action lawsuit piled on over its epipen price hikes. coming up in a fox business first interview are, the republican congressman doctor who co-authored the original bill in 2013 that required epipens in schools. he's here, he's speaking out for the first time. tennessee republican phil roe. >>> and knowing now that mylan jacked up the price by 600%, would representative roe still have floated the bill in its current form? what does he say congress should do now? and how do you say sweeten the bid in german? bayer knows because it just did it in its effort to to swallow up the world's largest seed company. charlie gasparino on whether u.s.' monsanto will finally s

they may not be trading in the physical commodity of oil but may own exxon or chevron or the integratedthat are lesser known. matt, what does that mean for trade today or something else moving the markets. you're down, tell us what you see. >> you see oil lead us for the last months or years, even. we had oil rallying hard. the whole market up on the fed news. we're seeing a little retracement and the underlieings are causing the market to go down. not technology, not biotechnology, it's oil leading us. news in the tech space that could take us higher but can't overcome all the depth that the s&p has in oil. liz: looking at oil when you saw the intra-day chart, while tended down close to 4%, up off the floor, let me get to larry shover. a whole new slate of data but you have federal reserve people, the presidents and the governors, out there talking, eric rosen gren, which people point to as the reason the market fell 400 points was out today and said you've got to rays rates gradually now. what does it do as it puts a cloud of question over the markets again? >> yeah, you know, there w

she's actually a marketing coordinator at chevron. still janet is a woman with a few tricks up her sleeve, like how she managed to turn a single act of kindness into more than 200,000 of them. >> it's a wonderful tribute to stephanie. >> reporter: stephanie is janet's daughter. in december of 2000 stephanie and her younger sister lindsey were in a car crash on highway 50 on their way to lake tahoe. stephanie died. lindsey was seriously injured. janet raced to the hospital, not leaving lindsey's bedside for days. not even to eat. >> and i stood up to get out of the way and almost fainted, and a nurse had me sit in a chair outside of the room, left and came back with her sandwich in her hands and said take a few bites. and i will never forget that feeling of somebody doing something so nice in the face of just a horrific time. >> reporter: inspired by that nurse's gesture, janet began filling snack bags for patient's families and delivering them to a local hospital. >> i absolutely thought that it was just be one hospital. i thought --

speaking of business, chevron the only dow component that's green.e're down 144 in the 10-year back below 1.6. let's get to dom which you chu floor. >> you hit a lot of key topics overall floor traders talking about the idea we're seeing a little action here in terms of the overall stock market. perhaps it's a good thing as we head towards the end of the month. a historically volatile month for stocks. we do see the fractional losses for the major indices except the nasdaq getting out with the dow down about 140 points. if you look at the way the sector story is playing out, what's interesting because of the fed and everything also around interest rates, utilitys had been a month-to-date winner, but in today's trading session as you pointed out because of the oil price story and everything else with opec, energy stocks are the outperformers, only sector in the green today, materials outperformers as well. the notable laggards, tech and financials, people don't like to see that the two biggest sectors in the s&p 500 maybe lagging behind here on an oth

the volunteers from chevron and the oakland landscape committee will work today to clear brush and restore the firestorm memorial garden. next month is the 25th anniversary of the disaster. >>> one of san francisco's busiest muni lines is seeing major changes and some riders and business owners are not on board. the sfmta is tweaking its l taraval line due to safety concerns. since the train stops in the middle of the street, riders have to step into traffic and muni says that dozens of collisions are the consequence. now it's putting raised platforms in place to stops that were on the street. that involves removing parking spaces. muni is cutting certain stops to speed up service. >>> 5:16 right now. let's check the roads are roqui and see how they're doing. >> they are tea doing pretty well right now -- they're doing pretty well right now but first a crash in fremont is now in the cleaning stages. southbound 680 before mission boulevard in fremont it was a big rig versus a car so you know the crashes involving a big rig take a while to clear up. our partner kcbs has reported some slowdow