>>dan: we disagree. >>jeremy: we will disagree more on the fifth quarter, we will see you after monday night foot tall -- football. >>reporter: we are not done yet, fans of the 49ers and fans of the vikings are streaming into santa clara to watch the return of the adrian against, don't adjust your tv those are the alternative uniforms. black and red. they hope to be inspired tonight as the 49ers host the minnesota vikings. the final game of week one on of the 2015 season. hi, everybody. i'm chris berman along with trent dilfer. good to be with you. and it's the first monday night game in the new stadium. the niners didn't have one last year. of course, we know this is the home of super bowl 50. 49ers are hopeful to be the first team to play in their home stadium in the super bowl. minnesota vikings, they are wondering when the season is going to start. they played in canton eight years ago, and now here. and adrian peterson, suspended for a year last year. he is back. mvp years ago. and he hasn't taken a

he failed to show. >> when dan's attorney could not reach dan, he began calling linda hiers. >> dan'sd sister-in-law arrived at the residence later that evening at the request of dan's attorney to try to make contact with him. >> linda hiers later states that she knew that something was wrong with the situation. and then goes out to a neighbor's house and says that she needs a man to see what's going on. when they walked down the hallway, they saw that the master bedroom door had been closed. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> we've got a big problem, big crisis here. she's lying in the bed. and she's very stiff, very cold. and she's not breathing. >> okay. >> not at all. hiers. >> that's his name? danny hiers. >> dan hier, mila. >> and he's not at the residence anywhere? >> i don't see him anywhere. this is going to be homicide. >> it just appeared she was lying there, most likely in her sleep when she was shot one time in the back of the head. we contacted the federal police in brazil and requested they make contact with mila's parents. >> i received a phone call. someone said mila

dan: no,of course he is not.reholders across the world right now, as you can see from our early trading. there is a lot of interest in paypal. what we really want to focus on is creating a great company going forward. focus on customers, focus on what customers need. if we can do that, hopefully it will be a great investment for all shareholders. emily: what about carl specifically? have you guys talked? dan: no, we have not specifically talked yet. i have been out on a roadshow, speaking to just tens and tens of different investors now, getting their feedback, learning what they expect from us, what growth opportunities they have for us. in it has been tremendously valuable, i think, for both parties. him and emily: but are you worried about potential agitation? dan: i'm not. carl and other investors are all the same. they want great value to be delivered for investors and great value to be delivered for customers. as long as we stay focused on that, that is the right thing for us to do. emily: here's the questi

dan stayed at home. he'd already started his week off. >> she wakes me up, kisses me good-bye, says, "i love you," and went to work. >> reporter: and that was the last you saw of her? >> that's the last i saw of her. >> reporter: at 5:53 a.m., a security camera captured michelle's car as it arrived at the parking lot. she stopped by the warehouse's time clock and headed upstairs to her office. about an hour later, a supervisor named ed yuska noticed a big stain on the upstairs hallway carpet. he started looking around the area, with help from a co-worker, the janitor, david dooley. >> ed was out on the mezzanine just part of the ways, and i was holding the door. and there was just -- he said, there's a dead body laying there. >> reporter: what did it look like? >> i just saw from the knees down. i didn't see the whole thing. but honestly i'm glad i didn't look because i'd never been around anything like that. it was kind of frightening for me. >> reporter: someone inside thermo fisher had killed michelle

dan: we have not.ave been on a roadshow speaking to tens and tens of different investors, getting their feedback, learning what they expect from us, what growth opportunities they have for us. it has been tremendously valuable i think for both parties. emily: are you worried about potential agitation? dan: i am not. carl and other investors are all the same. they want great value to be delivered for investors and great value to be delivered for customers. as long as we stay focused on that, that is the thing for us to do. emily: a lot of people talk about paypal as an acquisition target. alibaba would love to buy it. what do you think is going to happen? dan: we were split apart to create two great companies. we were set up to really capitalize on the changing chessboard that is going on in digital payments right now and we have tremendous opportunity. our addressable market now could be as large as $25 trillion and focusing on that and delivering value to those customers will deliver value as an indep

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>>> hi, i'm dan marino. >> and i'm rachel nichols. welcome to pro football preview, brought to you by fan duel. america's favorite pastime is finally back this week and i'm going to brag on my friend dan, here, for a minute because there is no better person to be talking to about the upcoming season. nine-time pro bowler, nfl mvp, inducted into the pro football hall of fame. it's like you were pretty good or something. >> i was okay. thanks. >> well, i am thrilled that we're doing this because the nfl isn't just popular among sports fans, it is popular, period. over the next half hour, we will bring you all the big names and all the big storylines you need to know. it's the week america has been waiting for. 32 teams beginning their battle for super bowl glory. and all the big names ready to take their shot. quarterback peyton manning. >> you don't take it for granted. the competition, the camaraderie, it's something i still enjoy. still fortunate to still be doing it. >> coach pete carroll, his seattle seahawks moving past the sting

it seems like, dan, it's been a smashing success. >> many people feel that way. terry moran leading us off. we thank you. >>> the archbishop here in philly, the city would gladly change its name to francisville and cecilia vega has been out on the streets with locals and people who have traveled great distances to be here. se similar cecilia, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. francisville has a nice ring to it, right? what do you do when a million people descend on your city? let me show you, this is what happens in philadelphia. security fences go up. million of people showing up in a matter of hours, that's more people at any event so far on his u.s. trip. brotherly love has nothing but love for pope francis. they made their best pope francis hats. philadelphia cannot get enough of pope francis. so, who are you guys waiting for? >> pope francis. >> there he is. >> reporter: when he finally arrived, the pope rolled through the birthplace of democracy. in his popemobile, waving, smiling, baby after baby after baby hoisted over the crowd,

dan, what do you think? >> i think you have to go back and look at august 24th and i think you have to look at that mini flash crash that morning when we opened in a panic and really look at what performed well and what just was a bloodletting. there was a couple of names that stuck out to me. when you think about a stock like home depot or think about starbucks, these were companies or these were stocks that had just recently made all-time highs. they opened down 20%. i don't know how much traded down there. they did spend some time at these levels. and that was a really scary thing. there were some other stocks like disney and apple that also traded down about 10%, 15% but they'd already been trending much lower. to me it's stocks like home depot and starbucks i want to keep an eye on if the s&p's going to go back -- >> there wasn't enough volume. there was no way for people to liquidate their positions. there hasn't been a lot of liquidity in these violent moves. and it wasn't all-time highs in terms of p

dw dan, what do you think?> you have to look at that mini flash crash, the morning we opened in a panic, and what performed well. there were a couple names that stuck out to me. when you think about a stock like home depot or think about starbucks, these were stocks that had just recently made all-time highs. they opened down 20%. i don't know how much traded down there, you know what i mean. they didn't spend some time at these levels. there were other stocks like disney and apple that also traded down about 10%, 15%, but they had already been trending much lower. to america it's stocks like home depot and starbucks i want to keep an eye on. >> there wasn't enough volume. there was no way for people to liquidate their positions. there hasn't been a lot of liquidity. that's the first thing i would say. and it wasn't just all-time highs in terms of prices. here's the question. if you have a really stable investment and it pays you 5% a year, you're going to be comfort wbl that if it doesn't move around. once it

>> i missed you, dan. galaxy far, far away. before launching its new "star wars" themed land disneyland will hold a fan festival celebrating the classic and future films in the movie franchise. the season of "the force awakens" kicks off november 16th with a number of events. construction on the "star wars" themed land starts next year just after the latest "star wars" installment "the force awakens" hits theaters december 18th. >> i plan to be low key about this, but i'll probably be there dressed up as boba fett. not a big deed. >> boba fett? >> wait, dan. i would pay to see this. who else is a "star wars" geek here? >> i am but i don't know who boba fett is. >> what jimoh. >> i'm embarrassed to say. >> you don't know boba fett. >> he's the assassin. >> look at dan. you get so excited. he can't contain himself. >> don't you love jumping into a place that's all about a different universe? >> nerdom. >> like a renaissance fans. i just want to go somewhere where everyone is different. >> get yourself a turk

dan, what do you think? >> it's interesting, we know the stock is down 40% on the year, down from last year it's in uncharted territory. i suspect it will get a bit sloppier i think it's important to remember, though these guys are tied. everything that's fantastic on a road show, it's really bad. you define a range. >> i was going to say, that's an extraordinarily interesting strategy. is there a name for it? >> in terms of ali baba, though, it will be held hostage. >> you saw a few minutes onia hook, you wonder on a friday before labor day, what does it all mean? i know they addressed it. it just smells funny to me. >> you will sit here, only 5% out of the money. >> that doesn't seem like there is much room for error there. >> it is time for the final call before labor day weekend. guy adami, what do you say? >> i loved it. >> you do? >> monday a holiday. we could come back tuesday the s&p could be literally 100 points, chine could cut once again. volatility, folks, is here to stay. i continue to take my q

dan is over at the smart board. dan, what did you see?145 and the wall street journal headline hit they are considering selling themselves to private equity. traders went and bought the september 4 and a half calls. about 2,000 of them traded in lots between 15 and 25 cents probably average of 20 cents, couple minutes later, the stock gets halted and reopened and the stock was above 450, above the strike. some of the early sales at 40 cents, 100 or so sold at 70 cents, okay? so very, very quick trading and some quick profits on the story. if you go and look at the one-day chart, you see this. a quick spike and calls got bought and halted in here. calls get sold up here and spends the rest of the day going down. here is the thing, this is a very distressed company. this is the ten-year chart here. look at this. looks like it's headed to zero. 1.8 billion-dollar market cap and 700 in cash. i'm not sure what private equity thinks they will do to turn this around but i generally don't love it because often times you get the redo of this after

dan, good to talk to you again, thank you so much for coming on. >> alpha 1's dan niles. >>> maybe that'ses, reiterating the fact that the narrative on apple, joe, seems to have changed. >> yeah the narrative has changed. i think most importantly positioning has changed. i think on the mutual fund side. you're beginning to see a little bit of contraction in terms of positioning, i think overall dan's comments are consistent from what we're hearing, from everyone else. sentiment is incredibly bearish right now. the price at the s&p is 1950. it feels like 18350 the way that everyone is talking. everyone expects on the other site of october, a rally. what it leads to is a lot of dislocations in terms of the way that portfolios are constructed. the word is opportunistic for september. i think it's what you have to be this month. >> it's weird, how many triple-digit down days do you have where apple is down? >> i think the narrative on apple changes based on where the stock price is i think we all know the positives, we all know the potential negatives, if the stock has a nice month we point t

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let's bring father dan back in now. jesuit some of the jesuit themes again, and we were surprised everyone was really surprised that there was a jesuit pope and i know if we had asked you a week before the conclave if there was going to be jesuit pope what would be your answer? >> absolutely not. never. never in the history of the church or the world will there be a jesuit pope. veiled told that you. and the odds were against the jesuits. only one jesuit in the conclave it was jorge mario bergoglio. his chances of getting elected as a 75-year-old bishop, archbishop cardinal would have been minimal in my opinion. >> of course, there were other plans. i would say the holy spirit intervened. >> but ooh do think -- i do think that the cardinals in that conclave understood this man's leadership abilities and that the church at this time really needed this man not only to clean up kind of the bureaucracy and problems witness vatican and lots of other management difficulties but they needed somebody who was going to help bring

dan. >> absolutely. there are -- it's a good chapter for these people who just arrived in austria, but so many people are coming behind them and these countries are going to have to figure out how to deal with it. >> finally the world is stepping up but these people are leaving everything behind, as you mentioned, and fleeing war, fleeing terrorism all in search of a better life but everything they left behind. >> so many children among them. >>> we want to turn things to ron with the other top stories we're tracking right now starting with a scary scene at one of the most elite military schools. >> that's right. >>> paula. at west point. it is a pillow fight between freshmen, class members but it took a violent turn, this one becoming a bloody brawl. check this out. this video posted online showing the cadets bashing each other with pillows, some of them had hard objects inside, 30 cadets were injured, some of them knocked unconscious. the kids were supposed to be wearing helmets but the video shows as

dan are you sticking with it? >> i am sticking with it. and i saw very few reasons why stocks in the u.s. would rally no matter what the fed did. but i thought xlu should show relative strength. it is working versus the market and oversold and i see reasons from here on out based on what the fed said why you want to stick with a high yield sector like the utilities sector. >> what do you see on the trek for xlu. >> this is the reciprocal of the banks and very much related to rates. let's just say this -- in the event this will unravel to the point we go below the august 24th lows and the libor lows in august of 20 but which will hold up better. i would argue, things that are defensive having to do with rates like utilities an reits and things like netflix and amazon and starbucks that are their own things that are going to likely come down at a less severe rate. >> do you think we're going to test the ebola levels. >> i think that low is the 15th of october, 2014. it is 1820 and change and i think that is almost a foregone conclusion. >> a

>> i missed you, dan.es from the galaxy far, far away. before launching its new "star wars" theme land they will hold a fan festival. it kicks off november 16th with a number of events. "star wars" themed land starts next year just after the latest "star wars" installment "the force awakens" hits theaters december 18th. >> i plan to be low key about this but i'll be there dressed up as boba fett. >> boba fett? dan, i would pay to see this. who else is a "star wars" geek is. >> i am but i don't know who boba fett is. >> he's the assassin. >> look at dan. you get so excited. he can't contain himself. >> don't you love into jumping into a place that's like about a different universe. like renaissance fans. >> get yourself a turkey leg. >> renaissance fair. carry on. >> i thought the analogy was a little -- here's your chance to live like a celebrity. the hollywood hills place emmy blunt and john krasinski called home is now available for rent on airbnb. they recently sold it that now rents for 00 a night. >>

rachel and dan. >> thanks. right, dan, it has been the conversation around the nfl for months now. deflategate. federal judge vacating tom brady's suspension, so what do you think of this whole mess where we are at this point? >> well, it's hard to believe that we talked about this at the super bowl and now it's eight months later and we're still talking about it and it hasn't been handled. for me, it's just about getting back to football. all the drama is over. let's see some football in action. >> absolutely. still in the appeals process, but at least tom brady can play. >> hopefully they'll get that figured out soon. >> absolutely. now, the patriots, of course, super bowl champions, but then there's the other team that they beat to win that super bowl. really at the end of the game it had looked like the seattle seahawks were the ones who were going to walk away with the ring. they had that huge opportunity at the goal line in the final seconds. they blew it. earlier i spoke to head coach pete carroll, and i

dan and ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >> as sandhya mentioned, waves are expected to arrive in santa cruz early tomorrow morning. >> let's check in with alan wang who is there live. >> hi, ama and dan. it is cold out here now. people in the santa cruz harbor are aware of the tsunami advisory that went out earlier today. the advisory only goes as far as san luis obispo where they could see a surge as high as three feet. we can see the surge rise half a foot which doesn't seem like much, but the boat owners know that just a small surge can cause serious damage. it can slam you against the dock. if it was strong it can break a line. it can slam you into another boat i guess. now back in march of 20011 a sue gnaw -- tsunami traveled and rocked the santa cruz harbor. that series of surges caused about $14 million. if we see if i affects of the earthquake it will happen around 5:00 a.m. reporting live from the santa cruz harbor, i'm alan wang, abc7 fuse. >> alan, thanks. the abc7 morning news, we will hav

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dan carter, the fuels themselves are different. the engines are different. but what's different about what comes out of a tail pipe between a gasoline engine and a diesel engine. >> the pollutantses that -- pollutants are -- >> i understand that co 2 is less of a problem with diesel but the nitrogen related ox ten compounds are more of a problem? >> yeah. particularly when you're looking at preknocks in par -- particulate control and lower co2 due to an efficiency gain than in gasoline engines. >> so the particles coming out are pretty small in the case of diesel, aren't they? >> yes, very small and they've implemented traps and those are very good at trapping those. in fact, you know, at least 95% of those particles are trapped and that efficiency goes up as the trap is operated. >> stanley young, has the u.s. government basically been taking car makers' word for it on the stats of emissions and mileage? >> well, a lot of this involves a degree of faith in data. they went us with the data for the certification of the engines and cars and we do testing on a

. >> i'm dan ashley. we begin tonight with live team coverage on our heat wave with even hotter temperatures coming tomorrow. >> let's first check in with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel with a warning about the heat to come. >> as we take a look at the heat advisory that is going up tomorrow, we are expecting another repeat of today. the heat advisory runs from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. there is a risk of heat related illness. if you are outside take it easy. drink plenty of water and don't forget the kids as they head off to school needing the extra water. record setting temperature, 95 degrees and the previous record was 93. monterey 95. broke its record by a brie. salinas 98. triple digits in antioch and livermore. gilroy got up to 100 in santa rosa, fairfield, concord. 95 san francisco and 96 in san jose. live doppler 7hd shows you what's missing. it is the fog. without the fog and without the breeze we are going into another day of hot weather of the -- hot weather. we'll be back with a look at

so he turned to dan noyes and the i-team. >> dan is here with the investigation. >> if there were a video your child being treated badly by school bus driver would you want to site. would you have a right to see it in this case the police the school district and the bus company didn't let the father see that video. he can't understand why. city. 9-year-old lloyd santos a special ed indication student with autism. roosevelt elementary in daly city. >> is good job put in slow motion. >> happy inquisitive boy with quickly learned how my tv camp are work. >> you broke it. >> but something changed after school one day last may. when his grandmother met him at the bus stop he wasn't his usual happy self. >> my mom noticed that he was scared. he came off the bus and hugged her. then looking at the bus driver like that. grandma i love i grandma i love you. >> other students complain the driver grabbed lloyd after he refused to sit at the front of the bus so ask called police. daly city detective told jason santos a surveillance camera captured the incident. >> he saw the video and requested to se

dan weiss? guest: you would possibly that god gave us tobacco and we ought not to smoke that, so the reality is that she said herself that the amount of snowfall that she is noticed in wyoming has declined dramatically since over the last 50 years. ink, dave's point is this -- an analogy -- we should not go on a diet because the first time we eat a low-fat anything, we are not going to lose all the weight we need to lose. we should not start walking every day because the first time we walk, we are not going to lose 10 pounds. the reality is, just like with you need toved when change lifestyle, eat healthier, get exercise, we need to change our energy lifestyle. we need to produce energy more healthily and we need to prepare for the impact of climate change that are already happening. like in alaska where there is 85% of the community will be affected by climate change. like in south florida where sea level rises and floods in neighborhoods that were not flooded before. we have to go on an energy

>> reporter: well, hi, dan. thanks to the drought it's not longer as easy as it used to be to beat the heat. for instance, the water feature at parks like this all over the bay area no longer have water. this will be a good week to stay hydrated with temperatures expected in the triple digits in many east bay cities for several days in a row. love it or hate it, residents are getting ready any way they can. >> we got ice cream and just, like, stayed in the shade. we didn't want to be out in the sun. >> something about hot weather, starts to get warm, you think in terms of ice cream? >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: it's the kind of weather that makes a water park an attractive option except this one in danville isn't running. and won't be anytime soon thanks to the drought. >> they love it. they come from all over to be in the water. >> reporter: maybe next summer? firefighters will keep a close eye on the weather, too, though heat without wind isn't as dangerous as when the two come in together. >> well, it's

good morning, paula, dan, sara. rob. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with that wild and dangerous high-speed police chase out across the city of los angeles. police were in hot pursuit of a suspect wanted for stealing a car, striking several cars stopped the a red light veering down the road, look at this, before ending in a violent crash in the san fernando valley and out came a woman carrying a they had been in the car all chased by police. several people had to be rescued car. one of those drivers now in serious condition. of that car the police were after in custody now. >>> and now to oregon where a for a suspect accused of shooting a police officer overnight. the officer from the lane county sheriff's office outside of eugene, oregon, was responding to a call about shots fired when he arrived, a gunman shot him. the 18-year veteran is in stable condition. >>> investigators have found new e-mails between hillary clinton and former general david petraeus that were never turned over by the former secretary of sta

>> look, i agree with dan. i don't think you're going to all of a sudden see a surge in evangelical support for bernie sanders. but what's important is the message this sends about bernie sanders candidacy. it shows a level of confidence that he has in his message, a confidence that he has an agenda that he goes out and even engages a skeptical audience. i think that also draws a really strong contrast with hillary clinton. here hillary clinton is doing very small events where they're hand picking people and pretending they're having these authentic town halls when it's really a bunch of stage craft. and you have bernie sanders engaging a big audience of evangelicals and not shying from his message that may not be received entirely very warmly, but at least he has the courage there to go and do it. i think that contrast is really important. and it's a smart strategy on his part. >> ana, take a look at something that we're seeing. it's a rare appearance by jeb bush's wife, and she's speaking in english in a camp

i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off.these are stunning new allegations and they are coping after -- they are coming after the beating death last month. janet is live with the story. >> and dan those supposed threats forced a lock down at the main jail. the correctional officers on that floor were immediately moved elsewhere. and now an investigation is underway to find out if any of this is true and who all would be responsible. >> detectives is internal affairs are taking a close look as deputies are threatening inmates that say they witnessed the beating death of another inmate. the bay area news group reports that today the sheriff investigators formed the cell brock where tyree died last month. >> you can't discount these stores. >> robert powell is representing rueben garcia who saw three correctional officers assault tyree. he himself has been a victim and two other correctional officers banged his head to the ground breaking his jaw in july. >> if you want this to stop you need to say i am a [bleep]. >> they say i

. >> i'm dan connolly. i started my career as prosecutor in new york city and then served as counsel in mayor giuliani's administration in new york for eight years, culminating serving as his liaison to the federal government in the aftermaths of the attacks in september 2001. and since then i have, i've been in private practice, both on consulting side initially, helping on the corporate side, helping companies prepare for crisis. more recently just good old-fashioned practicing of law. >> good afternoon. my name is george grasso. i started in government as a new york city police officer at 22 years old back in 1979. went to law school on the job, worked my way up through various uniform ranks. ultimately becoming the deputy commissioner for legal matters of the nypd in 19 the 7, which is essentially the chief legal counsel of the nypd -- 1997. i held that job for five years until 2000 two, during which unfortunately new york city had to endure the 9/11 attacks. among other things i will discuss in more de

. >> reporter: police say that suspect joseph dan claire with his victims. the woman they say he murdered right here actually met him a week before he brought her to a killed her. do you have anything to say for yourself? joseph dan claire finally nabbed by police with his foot suffered while trying to get away. he allegedly murdered two women and is tied to two other violent sexual assaults. >> there is a certain pattern with the way he went about the crimes and it was consistent. i am glad we got him off the street and prevented possibly another rape victim or homicide victim. >> reporter: his latest murder happening here police say at the manhattan broadway hotel on west 38th. 43 year old marin was found dead inside two months after a 35 year old was discovered inside a brooklyn hotel room. both appeared to have been strangled according to police sources. her sister tells cbs 2 i am happy my sister and this other woman got justice. i hope he stays behind bars because she was a mother of four. claire befriended both women before killing them. >> these wome

dan bullock: all right. come on in, matt. power cell is kind of the basis innovation off of which everything else runs? dan: this is an always-on piece of equipment. it runs off of natural gas. so what this does is it generates all the electricity that the home needs. matt: how does it work? dan: it is a lot like your car in that it has got a piston-driven engine inside. the engine turns a generator, and when it does that, it is also providing all of this heat that we are using in innovative ways. there is no reason to use electricity when we have all this heat available. matt: you could do anything where you heat water. coffee makers, whirlpool, hot tub. dan: we want to partner with people that have products that can be manufactured consistent with our solutions. we would love to have a line of appliances that work with the way we are building these homes. one of the key pieces of equipment that we are going to put in is this hydronic loop. we call it the aqua drive. it is a closed-loop system that circulates water around th

last week dan made a bearish bet against boeing.listen. >> i think there's a really good opportunity for a retest of those prior lows from last month. i'm going to look out to october 30th weekly expiration. and today when the stock was $137, i could buy the october 30th weekly, 135, 120 put spread for $3. >> since then, boeing shares have fallen 5%. so what are you doing to make more money? >> what's really interesting i think a lot of traders were looking out to this china order for boeing this week and thinking it was a positive at catalyst. one man's positive catalyst is another opportunity to get a short. the stock didn't respond well to that news. it closed above 130 today. i think you wait. it's up a couple bucks. at one point it was a double. i think you wait until 125 and then you take it off. i think you'll get that in the next couple weeks. >> and two weeks ago carter and mike made a bullish bet on delta. >> the simple way to play that in my view also pointing out that options prices are elevated is specifically the octob

that's what dan is saying. i wouldn't go near this stuff. if you think netflix is going to 85, which i do, then valeant is going a lot lower. >> that's your market view. that's how you're expressing your market view. >> this is a real example of where people have profits. this is where they pull profits out because they're nervous about losing their whole year. so a lot of guys pull out their profits from here. if you look at the xbi or ibb they're only above their 200-day moving average. you need to be above your 100-day moving average to be able to get back into these names. >> at the same time for specific names, i mean, like the large cap ones they're in health care. if somebody tells me that they're playing defense and that they're buying the xlv, the xlv is about 20-plus percent biotech. you've got to be in some of the big cap names. i guess it depends on where you're going. >> yes. i guess it does depend. i think i'm more along dan's lines is that yes, there could be one-off deals here and there but in this type of environment it's go

dan? >> thanks very much. great work there. ama is also giving us a behind the scenes look at the pope's visit to washington. she tweeted this picture showing the basilica after today's canonization. you can follow ama on twitter at ama abc7 and she is ama daetz abc7 on facebook. >>> now to that new twist tonight in the case of a missing east bay family. adam buchanan, his son dwaf vin vin --gavin and his mother, molly, have not been seen for weeks. they found a third set of remains in the burned down cabin the family owned, and they say it is now a homicide case. alan wang is on the story. >> this is the log cabin they bought and renovated before it burned to the ground on september 13th. now a third set of human remains have been found in the ashes. >> we are now treating this investigation as a homicide and arson investigation. >> until investigators know for sure who died in the cabin, they can't pursue the killer with any certainty. it is widely believed 37 yoorld by cannon -- buchanan and molly mcafee and their 7-year-old

dan simon as well. joining us now is les abend, a working 777 captain, also cnn safety analyst and former faa investigator david soucie who is joining us as well. david, just in terms of the investigation, who does it now, ntsb, faa? what is the procedure here? >> typically the faa people that are on site are those that will respond first, but it won't be a delegated accident. the ntsb will investigate it because there was potential and because there was injuries and it was an intended flight so that goes into the ntsb 800 series regulations. so it is an ntsb investigation. >> and, les, you and i spoke as i mentioned in the last hour. when you see this much smoke coming from an aircraft, how much can you prevent that smoke from getting in the cabin? >> well, the initial -- if indeed it was an engine fire, and everything is preliminary at this part of the investigation so we don't even know for sure. yes, the f. aa said it was an engine fire but it's hard to determine just by those pictures. when we go t

dan and ama?very much. >>> up next, hundreds of young people lace up for a soccer game in the east bay today. what's behind their gold laces? >>> and new after 4:30, riding the waves. the unexpected show some surfers got in australia. >>> and at 4:22 we want to check your traffic. there it is. the 101 going through san rafael on the right-hand side. southbound traffic -- a little freeze there. trust me, it is actually moving in both directions. heavier on the right. that's your southbound towards >>> all right. check this out. some of the country's top cyclists took to the streets of san francisco today. abc 7 news was along front street as bicyclists zoomed by for the bike race. the final race of the day started about an hour and a half ago. this is the 41st annual race around san francisco, and it goes right by the front of our station. >> and they are flying. >> i know. i caught a glimpse of them today. >> me, too. take a look at the kids taking part in this labor day soccer tournament in berke

dan and ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >> as sandhya mentioned, waves are expected to arrive in santa cruz early tomorrow morning. >> let's check in with alan wang who is there live. >> hi, ama and dan. it is cold out here now. people in the santa cruz harbor are aware of the tsunami advisory that went out earlier today. the advisory only goes as far as san luis obispo where they could see a surge as high as three feet. we can see the surge rise half a foot which doesn't seem like much, but the boat owners know that just a small surge can cause serious damage. it can slam you against the dock. if it was strong it can break a line. it can slam you into another boat i guess. now back in march of 20011 a sue gnaw -- tsunami traveled and rocked the santa cruz harbor. that series of surges caused about $14 million. if we see if i affects of the earthquake it will happen around 5:00 a.m. reporting live from the santa cruz harbor, i'm alan wang, abc7 fuse. >> alan, thanks. the abc7 morning news, we will hav