chris: in silicon valley? emily: yes. chris: yes. kind of inevitable that the funders putting this money to work will not see it all back. emily: are we in a bubble? is the bubble going to pop? chris: there are multiple ways to define that bubble. emily: yes or no? chris: yes, a lot of these companies are going to go away. there will be impacts for real estate. do i think it'll be like 2000, when you can't get a u-haul because they are gone all one way out of town, no, i don't think so because this is the epicenter of innovation, just out of whack right now. emily: what you think is the biggest problem in silicon valley that is not being talked about now? chris: there is nobody normal left here anymore. all of the actual, normal, regular people have been priced out. the artists cannot live here anymore. the musicians cannot live here. you do not even meet nurses -- or doctors, frankly, who can afford this city. that is messed up. i think the biggest problem here is computer science programs are so lucrative now, that kids do not need

-mike: this is chris. -lemonis: how you doing, chris? chris: very nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. what do you do? chris: i order all the parts for manufacturing, finance. lemonis: so you're doing manufacturing and you're the accountant? chris: yeah. mike: chris left a corporate company, making six figures, and cut it in half to come work for sjc. he has mbas and an engineering background. lemonis: you a partner in the business? chris: we act like partners, but i have no equity stake in the business. -lemonis: so that's a no? -chris: yes, so... lemonis: so, something beautiful like this... what's your cost to make it -- materials and labor? chris: $680. lemonis: it was $680 to make this? what will you sell this piece for? mike: $795. lemonis: so at, basically, 15% margins. mike: right. lemonis: that's a lot of work for 15 points. -these things look badass. -mike: exactly. thank you. lemonis: your margins are not badass. -chris: right. -mike: right. lemonis: you really have to have a sustainable margin on any product to be able to pay your bills. i mean, their m

: i'm chris anderson. let's get a check of the forecast >> bri: hard to believe. beautiful sunrise but we will be losing the sunshine as we head through the next couple of hours you can see the clouds pushing in. that is in response to a system which for the most part heads out to sea. current temperatures in the low 29 in worcester and 29 in boston. with the clouds moving in, that will put a stop on temperatures and they will hold steady. couple of spots we are watching here the first in the south. as we run through the timeline you see the first system mostly out to sea but also bringing snow showers and then arctic front pushes through for us bringing more snow showers as well. through tomorrow morning, here is what i'm thinking a coating to an inch or maybe nothing. heavier amounts one to two inches through the middle cape. we'll cover this in more detail >>> they are back for the 5th consecutive year the patriots are going to the afc championship after hammering the chiefs. the pats are one game away

chris: the events this weekend ue chris: the moments after a car smashed into a south florida hotel lobby. patrick colley junior smashes car into the embassy suites. he was charged with dui and possession of marijuana. turned blue. the sheriff' s office shared this picture with us. the park was filled with hundreds of people thankful to those who serve and protect us. we spoke with those who showed up for support. >> the sound of gospel fills the air at lake eola saturday. >> we are all survivors. we have lost a law enforcement officer in our life and we are here supporting the current officers in our area. >> the central florida concerns of police survivors hosted a lieu walk. -- blue walk. >> a day to remember those lost and remember why those still >> we know our heroes who are walking the streets of heaven to do the job. >> we need that reassurance that our community is behind us. >> and man behind the mic stole the spotlight. tj bristol, who we first showed you singing his way out of a ticket in december. >> the five-year anniversary of my husband' s death, those words show that peop

chris: chris: the event was organized by the wounded warrior project. you may fallout of your bet if you have not heard about the plenty of people thought it was up to the billions. even the lottery officials had no idea. the capture of el chapo just got even more hollywood. how actor sean penn factors into the drama. dave: a cold front working its way down the florida peninsula. it will become quite breezy and id this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. chris: breaking news. jaw-dropping jackpot. no one hit it big last night, and the new number will likely make you gasp. and the coast guard could be back out searching the indian river lagoon in volusia county this morning. why they' re not sure if anyone is missing at all. good morning. i' m chris hush. we will have those stories and just a bit. but first, first alert meteorologist dave cocchiarella is joining us now. dave: to the south of us, just zipping along. the sun is up, but the clouds are still down over downtown orlando right now. 59 degrees and quite cloudy out there. we have had misty

chris: -- your math. chris: i am trying. as well. john: and, you folks, oconee county, seneca, moving through clemson, as mandy was showing, to pickens. chris: and putting a track on it, easily at 5:48. travelers rest, same story. greenville, shortly after 6:00. we could see some pretty good snowflakes. john: and probably mixed with some sleet, and then the upper level low will kick in here. look at these temperatures.this was after last night, and that we just continued to drop and dropt wind undercutting that moisture coming out of the gulf of mewe just continued to go down to this is one of our more reliable models. it has done a very good job. chris: it has, and it is sending in that cold air. the wind to the north/northwest, it will will be atmosphere from the top to the bottom, and we showers out of this this evening. john: yes, probably four inches in the mountains, and you snow lovers, you are loving this forecast. then as we go through late tonight, this is actually saturday morning, things kind of quiet down, the northwest

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chris: another system. john: exactly. capital, long island, new york, they are going to get hammered by snow and blowing snow. icy conditions, maybe one to four inches of snow. tomorrow, we can expect scattered snow showers, breezy and cool, only upper 20's in the mountains with blowing and drifting snow, and then finally some good news, chris. look at that sunday. chris: you panthers are playing at bank of america stadium on the nahow is it looking bear? john: it will be chilly but dry. finally some good news to talk about. then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa nation's capital, in what could nigel: right now, snow is which gabrielle: aixa diaz has the story. aixa: forecasters say we could hours. aixa: it cou

man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris.emonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause you don't want to dig into the wood. and i can shape the boards, i can cut them, i can decal them.

chris: greenwood down to 29. maybe they have a false sense of security that you can get on those roadways, and with temperatures like that, what falls will be freezing on contact, and what is there will be freezjohn: watch out for black ice. even if you just had rain, that is going to re-freeze. snow showers a little bit later on, but some good news in the forecast later on, and we will tell you about it. michael: a long day, gentlemen, and the scene of a house fire with the dispatchers tell us firefighters told themstarted with live wires falling on that helmet. no one is hurt. this apparently started around 5:30 tonight, and speaking of the power lines, this was just in greenville county. nearly 2000 in pickens county, nearly 500 in anderson county. carol: more than 1000 outages in greenville county, 520 in oconee, and in anderson county, power. certainly has received the brunt of t snowfall today. carol: let's check in with myra myra: this rant, a very popular place to be, because we have the outlet mall, mult

ibly3 week -->> chris: we are glad to have them. thanks.>> chris: we are glad to have them. thanks. knew tonight saying the police went your help identifying a man who set fire to this as you the on fifteenth avenue north, he was wearing a purple jacket and carrying a keyboard. police say he plays an accelerant inside the gas tank. it caused this small fire in the back of the vehicle and it did cause damage. anything about this case or you think you know who that man was you can call a st. pete police department who will take your information. developing tonight investigators are trumpeting how well and amber alert worked to locate missing mother and her two children. police believe those kids were in danger. georgia state line got the alert on their phone, spotted the mom's car and called daddies leading to the safe recovery of gigi urlich-woodard and her children, 5-year-old dorian sandhu and 4-year-old frederick sandhu. police station to close kids from her parents with legal custody. the mom doesn't have custody with the family had not been heard from for hours and the mom made

chris: chris: hello again welcome back to the abc9 sportszone...alon g with alex walker, i'm chris palmquist...we have a dozen games lined up for you across all three states. alex we'll check out ranked teams at dakota valley and cherokee, plus top ten matchups in emerson and pierce out in nebraska. but we'll start with an mrac battle in sergeant bluff. chris back in december, heelan and sb-l went down to the wire when kyrese peck hit a game- winner for the crusaders in the pit. chris: tonight, the warriors tried to return the favor on their home court. third quarter...they lead it by 20. andrew christensen gets it in the post and finishes with the hook shot. heelan answers back...deandre burnside picks up the loose ball and goes coast to coast for the finger roll as the crusaders chip away. but then brady click finds keegan savary streaking to the rim...he gets the basket and the trip to the charity stripe. heelan keeps trying to make it a gaim...burnside blows past a pair of defenders here and some how gets the within single digits, but it's sbl getting the win, 68-55. chris up to north, t

chris papst, from our affiliate wjla, has our report. chris: matty was carrie reid's beloved horse. now she's having a difficult -- she cannot forgive herself knowing that he is never coming home. carrie: i'll probably live with this guilt for the rest of my life. chris: following neck surgery last year, reid temporarily placed the 20-year-old saddlebred with a horse rescue. carrie: i thought he'd be safe and he was safe with me. chris: as reid's health improved, she began the process to bring matty home. then, the news broke -- 81 horses seized from peaceable farm in somerset, virginia -- seven found dead, nine more euthanized -- including matty, the horse on the right. carrie: my horse was locked in a stall. he was not given water or food for i don't know how long. chris: peaceable farm is a horse rescue registered as a nonprofit charity known as a 501c3 with up donationon owner ann goland ran farms in virginia and maryland. but over the summer, she moved all her horses, including matty, to virginia, where some say the protections are looser. lindsay reames disagrees. you believe

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chris pabst. ahead on "full measure" when authorities arrestnd the infamous escaped mexican cartel leader, el chapo, they made a we'll tell you what they found. sharyl: this week officials revealed that a .50 caliber rifle und at the stronghold of mexican cartel leader el chapo guzman came from fast and furious. that was the covert justice department operation that let thousands of weapons fall into the hands of mexican drug cartels. in a related development, a federal judge has rejected idpresident obama's use of executive privilege to withhold documents in fast and furious and ordered them handed over to congress. i and other reporters have sought the records for five years. they include internal emails showing who's behind the justice department's false claim to congress that there was no gunwalking the agency later admitted it was true. in 2012, the house held then-attorney general eric holder in contempt for the president kept them secret through his one and only use of executive privilege. t

...alon gside alex walker, who obviously asked what i was wearing tonight, jenna/tim/chris: chris: good evening everybody and welcome in to thistwinning tuesd edition of the abc9 sportszone...alon gside alex walker, who obviously asked what i was wearing tonight, i'm chris palmquist alex i'm just trying to fit in... we have a full slate of action for you, including 10 ranked teams in action across 11 games, and we'll kick things off here in town. chris: east went on the road to number 8 a-l and the lynx took it to them, winning by 21. chris tonight, the raiders looking for some revenge on their home court, where they're 55-5 the last 6 years. we pick things up in the second quarter...tyler danke, out on the break, he can't finish but van rees can...the tip puts the raiders up a pair. then time winding down in the half...connor murrell out on the run...he beats the buzzer and we head to half all knotted up at 26. in the third...danke gets redemption...he splashes he the corner triple to give the raiders the lead. then danke picks gets it ahead to three point play stretch the advantage to

chris maathuis may have an answer. ((chris maathuis)) if the nfl said to vegas, get rid of would bettors make that trade... could las vegas afford that tradeoff. interesting take coming up. > plus... the prop bet book is out... 27 pages of proposition bets tell us there's something for everyone. more next here on 8 news now. "from 8 news now, this is sports ((chris maathuis)) earlier in this newscast we reported the oakland raiders are in las vegas to discuss a stadium proposal with las vegas sands. a meeting is taking place tomorrow. if sheldon adelson and his group are actually able to pull off something this big.. and it involves the nfl in las vegas.. he'd instantly be revered by millions as a miracle worker. i caught up with westgate sports book director jay kornegay and asked him if he'd like to see the nfl in vegas. he's probably speaking for many in the industry, when he said, 'sure' but on one condition. jay kornegay/westgat e sportsbook director: (("but i'd certainly be concerned if they were to entertain the

chris: hello everybody and happy friday night. hello everybody and happy friday night. chris: hello everybody and happy friday night. welcome to the abc9 sportszone, along side alex walker, i'm chris palmquist. alex coming up we'll nebraska and check out ranked and laurel; we'll see if dakota undefeated and we'll have a top- between cherokee and western christian. but we'll start in sioux city. chris: over the past couple of years, east and north has been one of the marquee matchups in town. in fact, each of the past 3 stars have beaten the raiders on their way to the state tournament. chris tonight, the first of two regular season matchups between the black raiders and the stars. in the second quarter...connor murrell, finds a seam he gets to the rack and finishes...east goes up 50-38. north answers back...jon denne, the lost art of the mid range jump shot...the long two cuts the lead to ten. but late in the half, the brothers rees strike...van to jaylen for the deuce...east led it 54-41 at the half. in the third now...trent frer

chris: so what happened in this case? reames helps writete virginia's animal laws for the virginia farm bureau. lindsay: the current animal care standards are strong and comprehensive. unfortunately, something went wrong at the local level. chris: but something is going wrong in many states, according to ratemyhorsepro.com -- the site is sort of a "consumer's report" for all things equine. in 2015, rate my horse pro covered eight horse rescue cases after the founders allegedly starved horses they were taske with saving. it happened across five states. all were non-profits -- or were claiming to be. debbie hanson, spokesperson for rate my horse pro, says these cases are only the ones they know about. debbie: it can be very difficult for law enforcement or local authorities to know of the existence of a local rescue in theiarea. there's no national registry, there's no state registry. so, usually people hear of and social media. chris: and hanson says when authorities do act, it's a daunting task. debbie: they may show up a

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chris: pushback against wall street? >> yes, exactly. chris: for long these bonds that bankrupted the city? >> yes. and they're looking at deals that didn'teem so kosher. they're worried andd concerned and they're payingngttention. i think a day of reckoning for wall street. sharyl: so chris, is the state doing anything about it? chris: the state is pursuing civil and criminal investigations into the firms that loaned the money. specifically how those bonds were structured and also what advice they gave the city when the city was trying to lend this debt. and of course we did reach out to many of the firms. the largest firms involved in harrisburg's bankruptcy was citing potential litigation. they wouldn't comment to us and that includes the big ones. royal bank of canada assured guarantee and public financial management. sharyl: fascinating story. chris pabst. ahead on "full measure" when authorities arrestnd the we'll tell you what they found. sharyl: this week officials revealed that a .50 caliber rifle und at the stronghold of mexica

>> chris rock is under pressure to bow out as the host. >> chris rock is in a no-win situation. >> from chris rock to the academy pressure academy president, the pressure is on. >> what is going on here? >> we'll explain what is being done now as stars speak ou >> i can only play so many gang leaders. >> then -- here i am >> news on plans to televise the funeral for celine dion's husband. how the oscar winner saved a driver from a burning car. >> vehicle on fire. >> and -- >>. you can't hide >> remembering glenn frey. our time with the eagles and the actor. >> the best new drama series in television. i'm one lucky dog, folks. >> wait so many hours and i'm a memory. >> now on n.in our 35th season this is entertainment tonight. >> some of hollywood's biggest stars walk away from the oscars? we're at a major tipping point. >> i hear you. yesterday spike lee and jada pinkett smith began leading the charge to boycott the oz carsoscars because of a lack of diversity. >> more industry leaders are weighing in. >> i was on cbs this morning discussing the issue. and all of this really leaves chri

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wyff news 4 meteorologist chris chris, how cold are we talking? it was definitely chillier today . chris: i think it is fair to label this cool. next tuesday is going to be cold as well. wait until you see that forecast. nonetheless, this is cold compared what we have dealt with lately. record-breaking december is no more. we are in january and it is chilly. 36 in boone. 41 in asheville. 47 in greenville. over the next few hours, nothing but clear skies. if you're heading downtown, temperature schools the over 30's. in asheville, clear skies. quickly heading to the lower 30's. eventually the 20's. a huge cold blast comes in on monday. i will detail that for you coming up in the full weather. patrick: people who suffered damage in october's massive floods have two days left to request federal help. the deadline to apply for fema aid ends monday january 4. the fema aids available in 24 , including greenville, spartanburg, and greenwood counties. again, this deadline is for damage from october's record flooding, not damage caused by this week's heavy rains. the flood that inundated pa

news music voice over: "from 8 news now this is sports with chris maathuis. > ((chris maathuis)) the story that unfolded at bonanza high school today was 30 years in the making. having former nfl star and super bowl champ gerald riggs come back home was more then a reunion.. it was a blast from the past... that almost didn't happen. gerald riggs; "this has to be the coolest man because this is wheree it all started." ((chris maathuis)) bonanza welcomed back gerald riggs... who once dominated prep football nfl and wrapped a his career with a super bowl win. but bonanza wasn't his first choice... western high is where riggs cut his teeth playing football.. but in 1977 was forced to go bonanza. gerald riggs/bonanza grad; 'i came over to bonanza kicking and screaming, but god had his hands on me and steered me into the platform." chad lucas/riggs prep qb; "he didn't want to come here, he was forced over here." ((chris maathuis)) surprisingly, this humble quiet runningback he didnt' get along with bonanza's head coach and was nearly kicked off the team. john janata/prep teammate; "and he

chris: continuing to plummet. spartanburg at 32, laurens dropping to 32. we had a load of moisture back toward the south end it will continue to move our way. check this out. look at all this moisture atlanta. john: look at this, thunderstorms moving into georgia and heading to atlanta. we may not see the lightning strikes, but as the band moves across the area, late this afternoon, we will be cold enough that we will be around the freezing mark with moderate the upstate. that will put us to around one quarter of an inch to half an inch of ice on the trees. we will continue to have more freeze instantly. chris: combine that with strong wind and this could d ve gusty wind. thg in four hours and on either side, snow on the and a mix in front. john: we cannot stress enough, the worst is yet to come. if you do not have to get out, stay home and we will keep you updated.gabby: thank you very much. unfortunately, there are many power outages to report. we went to show you the numbers. energy. in greenville county, 7718 outages reported. 919 in spartanburg county

((chris maathuis)) the runnin' rebels are restless tonight... they've got a big date with the aztecs tomorrow. san diego state has dominated unlv recently.. having won six in a row. it's almost hard to believe but it's true...they've also won 12 of the last 15 from unlv. so now it's up to interim coach todd simon to break the spell and the free the rebels from this ugly curse. todd simon/interim head coach: " 0 for our last 6, which is a major deal. that in itself is a little bit more of a focus. this a giant we have to take down." ben carter/unlv center: "it's going to be a 40 minute war. it's going to be a battle. it's going to be a physical matchup that we are looking forward to just as much as they are.")) don't forget tip off tomorrow on cbs sports networks is scheduled for 5 pm.... not 7, but five. the 't' center or t-mobile arena scheduled april opening. more then 17 thousand seats in the upper and lower concourse were installed today. the seats were tested out and approved by the t-mobile crew who was on hand for today's celebration. i d

chris pabst. ead on "full measurerewhen infamous escaped mexican cartel leader, el chapo, they made a we'll tell you what they fou. sharyl: this week officials revealed that a .50 caliber rifle und at the stronghold of mexican cartel leader el chapo guzman came from fast and furious. that was the covert justice department operation that let thousands of weapons fall into the hands of mexican drug cartels. federal judge has rejected

it's tuesday, january 19i'm ben hill hilland i'm lauren elise, with traffic reporter chris scott and meteorologist nicole papay. thanks for joining us on the morning news.we do have some schools delays this morning: mitchell, madison, yancey and avery county schools in the mountains are all on a 2-hour 3 sunny with highs in the 20s for the mountains and 30s in the upstate. a breeze will make it feel colder. tonight, clouds increase with lows in the teens and 20s. a chance for wintry mix and light snow comes wednesday, with highs in the 30s and low 40s. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******3 we're watching this in the pit crew traffic center. 3 in an overnight development: greer firefighters say they were able to stop a fire from spreading to a home.a small building next to a mobile home caught fire on "reece avenue" late monday night.we're told a generator exploded and that started the fire.luckily no one was hurt. 3 3 in a developing story --it's news no family wants to hear. human remains were found in anderson county over the weekend and this morning -- we know wh

and stand behind chris rock and he says i'm not hosting tonight until change happens. >> chris rock were to step down right now, it would make a huge impact. it would bec a national conversation. don't you think it's better for him to stick it out and do the hosting? widespread consensus within hollywood is chris rock should not step down. there is so much opportunity for him to make statement about this year's oscars. >> hey, chris, i can't think of a better man to do the job hand this year than you, my friend. >> jada pink et smith supported chris in a facebook post yesterday but also suggested an >> what i get from jada smith is your man, because your man wasn't nominated. so you have personal for being mad. >> wendy williams went off today on the actress. >> prior to this, all them people hollywood were perfectly fine with you and your family, correct? >> meanwhile, the academy's first black president issued a statement calling for changes after the second year of all white acting nominees. we asked about the issue moments after the nominees were announced. >> people, they will

chris: happy friday everybody and welcome in to another edition sportszone, walker, i'm chris palmquist and what a bunch of lined up for you. alex that's right, we'll check out action from norfolk, mapleton, and onawa...we'll find out whether east could sweep heelan this season and we'll see if the muskies could win their third straight, but we start with the game of the night in all of iowa. chris: they don't get much better than fourth ranked spirit lake taking on number one western christian. back in december, the wolfpack dominated the indians, winning by 30 on the road. chris: would it be more of the same tonight or could spirit lake return the favor? early on...spirit lake's billy brown...he's heading to north dakota because he can do this...that ties it up early. but taylor miedema...he blows by his defender on the other end...wolfpack go up four. the indians respond with the iowa commit, ryan kriener...hoop and the hack...spirit lake within two. then jake heitritter...open in the corner, he take the lead. but here comes the wolfpack...tyson kooima answers with a three pointer of