earlier tonight.protestors vandalized a clorox company building in oakland. you can see the glass was broken there. this is at 12-th and broadway. a march also happened in san francisco tonight. where protestors blocked market street at least twice. and staged what's called a "die=in" at powell street. that blocked muni service on the f-line.and blocked cars. here you see protestors marching with hands up.and police are in riot gear. protestors also marched into the powell bart station one point. but the crowd has since dissipated. now to another developing story in the south bay. rain soaking the bay area again and there is a major storm coming in. jacqueline bennett>>: we're going to see this strong going to tomorrow morning even the later morning, and seen heavy rain pushed through the north bay. there is another cell coming in looking at a 10th of an inch of rain per hour and a quarter of an inch of rain to our and other areas. taking a look is in the cells offshore we are tracking them and it looks like some of that heavy rain is going to cut or write in

. >> the clorox company has been very giving for many years. >> most people are familiar with clorox because of our liquid bleach but many don't know that clorox has been out of oakland for 100 years and with that, we have given back to the community and the alameda county community food bank is one place that we have loved to be able to be part of that organization. >> why did you choose the alameda county food bank? >> it's really the difference they make in the people's lives. the ability to provide meals to families and to children. it's been a great organization for us to partner with. and on behalf of clorox, i'd like to present this check -- >> i was trying to hide it here so nobody at home could see it. >> -- to susan and the alameda county community food bank for $50,000. >> that's when i need the drum roll! $50,000! and how many people is this going to get to feed? >> so this will -- we serve about 116,000 children, adults and seniors every month. one in five alameda county residents. the other thing i want to say about clorox real quick is we have a long history of their i

station and to about 1030 many protesters did remain peaceful but we found smashed windows of the clorox companyt broadway. i couple smash windows back out to live at 14th street and broadway. and this morning we are reaching out and police looking for inflation my side. we do want point out that reports that sir protestors often the case the majority rather than a few mutt, reporting live from oakland's >> : also happening today rally in the east bay to honor the fallen victims involved with the violence and violence and police officer. victims include out yet so michael brown eric garner. first released as a 1:00 this afternoon in san francisco at 16th mission and then will start at 5:00 this evening and berkeley. other news this morning and fleet will stop with a specialist on how people can protect themselves with patience and colleges say majority of her patients on peninsula are experiencing breathing problems >> : paramedic pressure changes as medicare >> : billion dollars long time sparked a reaction >> : there may be smokers in the house but indeed their home environment >> : people wit

>>reporter: shattered windows at the clorox company. security guard tells me was working inside at the time and tried to chase down the man while five others threw rocks. >> they had their face covered like cowards. >>reporter: do you think those are the real protesters. >> those aren't. they are vandals. >>reporter: this shows protesters movedal cross oakland. one of them tells me violence only clouds the message. >> we just want to send a message using our constitutional right of peaceful protest. >>reporter: when protest turned d instructive rather than constructive, it's unfair to businesses. >> we'll go in there. >> police arrested several prts in protesters in last night's oakland protests. several taken into custody for crimes including vandalism. seven people have been arrested at oakland protest. that in comparison to last week. friday night, protesters forced the west oakland guard station to close for a short time. it stopped train service. hundreds of protesters briefly shut down interstate 880. one person was arrested at th

clorox. $13 billion company isn't shooting the lights out. en you can get it on a sell program down more than a point it is proven to be an excellent reach for. clorox doesn't have the growth or big buy back but it has consistency. only buy it down a buck. third is hain celestial. ceo has a terrific thing going. every time the sellers come in and bombard hain that is proven to be a terrific time to buy. the secular theme is in tact. fourth is monster. here is one people claim i hurt them on along with keurig green mountain. i love it when i'm land basing for the winners. just admitting to the obvious fact brings it out. stock is up a phenomenal 54% since i recommended in july. it is not nearly as expensive because the earnings estimates keep rising. using $3.51 to $3.66 earnings estimates for 2016 reasonable especially if you don't believe monster will be independent by then. finally, there is an annoying stock. it does come in it always stops just like clorox at a 3% dividend yield. this one ad heres to a bottom in just about every selloff. n

i'm going to pick on a company i like very much. clorox. it's terrific.lorox is selling at a huge market multiple versus apple is insane to me. it's got consistent growth in an inconsistent world. it's got a big buyback. how about a consistent world and who cares about the buyback? and a 3% yield when i can own wells fargo and go to 60 in a heart beat here. >> one movie favorite comments, one of our viewers draghi, i'll have what she's having. when you think the rest of the world? the bunds bank cut their forecast. >> it's halcyon days for america. i don't put make-up on. dave has to put on a lot of make-up. the income disparity numbers. you read these. the income disparity is such that i think when you start saying happy days are here again, there is still millions of americans who say what are those three guys in the expensive suits down there saying? >> you can understand there are income disparities that are remarkable. >> and it's a long term issue. one we'll deal with for many years to come. >> i hope we have enough jobs created. lyndon b. johnson u

companies. they don't get affected. they high higher yielding utility stocks because that sends interest rates down. the equivalent stocks like utilities and at times if they are not too pressured, the proctors and cloroxs rally. we get another wave of selling into the bell and a sea of red once appears on the screen out of nowhere. we did this since the oil started plummeting after, say, got through the 70 level and by this time you should be used to it. nobody is at a 300 day. oil companies will go bust and that will cause pain that will keep the stock market down for a day or two or a week but until then, it is a battle between the positives of lower gasoline and the negatives of an oil boom gone bust, and the stunting of the oil and gas renaissance in this country. notice i used the word stunting because we'll be talking about oil a lot tonight, but ultimately, the big stable oil companies will buy the bankrupt ones and the poor countries that are over producing now won't be able to pay their bills including russia. so companies will stop drilling there and lower energy prices will stimulate more economic activity, which will boost demand. the long slide will be over but first the biggest mitt cu es

companies that are above. when i take a look at two of the strongest stocks yesterday, they were clorox and kimberly clark. >>e talked about it last segment. >> you sit there and look at the stock, it doesn't have great growth. >> so why should i pay 23 years worth of earnings for kimberly clark? >> i think that money should shift into companies like the banks, the financials. i think it should shift to the industrials. i still worry about europe. if we get europe to catch fire, emerging markets, which do well from gasoline -- >> get europe to catch fire? >> if low energy costs bleed into german industrial production. that's what we're waiting for. >> yes, i'm not talking catching fire. i'm not doing a "hunger games" thing on you. i'm just saying it's entirely possible. are you going to do that? >> it's entirely possible. >> gasoline is back to where it should have been. >> that will help, to carl's point. >> weakening euro. you think draghi may not have to do anything. >> remember, only 15% of our economy is export. i just think -- i imagine a world -- you know what, guys sat here not that long ago. jeffrey