dan: ok.nk the ability to follow up on these big moments that you have in a debate is very difficult if you have no leverage. no capacity. john: dan senor -- dan: great game, guys. john: we have a box of rice-a-roni in the green room. when we come back, the iowa caucuses under a microscope. ♪ mark: thanksgiving is over. exactly two months or now, we will have the iowa caucuses. we will not bring out our countdown clock today, but with a discussion on which candidate has the best phone banking and pizza ranging in iowa, it's time for the victory lap. sasha issenberg. ♪ so, iowa, ground game, does not take a lot of numbers. what you think? sasha: the candidates are looking at the trajectory, but they are counting individual votes. this is when they knock on the door, and enlist them as a supportive. they are moving toward what they call their win numbers. what numbers to they need to get the results they want out of of iowa? when you break it down, when you look at it in terms of raw votes, you

dan: and it was just a three-man rush.s was khalil mack, who didn't even bother rushing the quarterback. he's got to be exhausted. denico autry, though, he rushes the quarterback right over here. he stays after him. osweap,pbiler never saw him. there's a desperation underhanded toss. ian: the raiders react. this defense in the second half has been superb. denver has no time-outs left. oakland will take a knee. a mack attack in denver. dan: they kept the broncos out of the end zone for the entire ballgame. bailed their offense out. their offense had negative yardage in the first half. give jack del rio and his defensive squad and the offense bouncing back as they did, tremendous win for the raiders. ian: down to 50 seconds left. mack has tied a raider record with those five sacks held by howey long, the hall of famer. it will be the first loss for denver since osweiler took over as the starting quarterback. the oakland raiders snap an eight-game losing streak to the denver broncos. jack del rio back in denver and walking ou

what will dan do now? >> and i should probably correct myself because if he does pull off this hyper loop thing he may actually turn time into money. tesla shares fell more than 4% today. dan, first leg of your trade expires in two weeks. >> i think i prefaced this trade saying no one's going to get rich betting against this. that's going to expire at some point. listen, i suspect the stock continues to trade around here and it's going to be worthless. you're going to have to make a decision whether it's lower and you leg the thing into a vertical put spread because you see further downside. i think you see 200 in the offing. i've been tracking google trends a little bit. they released model x here. i think we have a chart of that. we saw a huge spike of interest earlier in the fall when this thing came out. look at the red one though. that's the model s. so when we start to get some q 4 deliveries people may be a little disappointed with the model x deliveries. >> thoughts on the trade, thoughts on the ca

>> i'm dan. >> dan, what do you do here?> i'm the wine bar, and i spend most of my time selling. >> how long have you been in the business? >> 22 years. >> whoa. >> what i brought to the business was a book of business that i had built over 20 years dealing with folks by selling to them directly via email or phone call. >> that's worth a lot of money. >> right, right. >> what's your favorite wine? >> uh, well, i mean, my true love are the wines from bordeaux, so-- >> do you have a lafite? >> okay, now you're getting to the top. >> nah, i don't want that. i can't afford it. i have a question for you. >> sure. >> why is there crap everywhere? >> too much inventory? >> exactly. >> who's responsible ultimately for overbuying inventory? >> greg wants to be in charge of that. my approach to buying is, is i buy what i think i can sell within 30 days. >> and would you know how to liquidate it if you had to? >> yeah. >> and so why haven't you suggested that to greg? >> well, i tried, marcus. i'm not in charge. he's my boss. >> dan de

let's bring in dan ives from fbr capital markets on the cnbc news line. dan, what say you for 2016? growth or no growth? >> it definitely looks like a choppy period ahead. especially as the margin. there's not going to be growth in the near term on 6s, which has been, i think, choppy out of the gate. i think it all comes down to iphone 7. that's the anticipation. this is really a major break for apple to really show that the peak iphone is not in the rear view mirror. >> now it comes down to iphone 7. there is more and more pressure for them to show that it grows on the horizon in terms of working to come out with out of cupertino. right now the street is the glass half full to glass half empty. it all comes down to those growth numbers for iphone, and i think the street is bracing for a tougher holiday and a tougher march and june, but i think when you get into the latter part of the year, that's where i think some of the end of the rainbow comes in terms of iphone 7. >> dan, when you put your prediction out there on iphone 7, which basically is sort of current consensus in terms o

. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. federal law enforcement officials believe it was the 29-year-old mother, tashfeen malik, who initiated the attack. radicalizing her husband and leading them down the road to the worst terror attack in this country since 9/11. within moments of murdering 14 people at her husband's holiday office party, tashfeen malik her allegiance to isis. a key clue that led the fbi to finally end any reference to this attack as workplace violence. >> we're now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: malik was born in pakistan. but moved with her parents to saudi arabia at the age of 4. returned to pakistan to attend college. where officials described her as a brilliant who wanted to be a pharmacist. her marriage last year came after she met syed farook on a matrimonial website. and had an engagement part in mecca, saudi arabia, while on a religious pilgrimage called hajj. and now, u.s. official are questioning where she was the one who radicalized her husband. >> it's

dan. >> kayna, thank you. let's get straight to the news this morning about the so-called most hated man in america. martin shkreli shot to fame or infamy after dramatically hiking the price of a life-saving drug owned by a company he ran. then he got arrested, then he got fired, and overnight he hit the internet with a rather interesting live stream, and abc's mara schiavocampo is on the story. hey, mara. >> reporter: hey, dan, interesting, indeed. he was speaking. he was playing a guitar, just hanging out overall for hours. shkreli is an avid live streamer and on friday he took to youtube to give his followers an update in an almost five-hour stream. but one thing he did not discuss, those very serious allegations of fraud that have been brought against him. >> i can't really talk about business or any allegations or anything like that. i can't answer any questions about that whatsoever. >> reporter: this morning, martin shkreli, the disgraced hedge fund ceo and so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals turning h

hey, mara. >> reporter: hey, dan, interesting, indeed. he was speaking. he was playing a guitar, just hanging out overall for hours. shkreli is an avid live streamer and on friday he took to youtube to give his followers an update in an almost five-hour stream. but one thing he did not discuss, those very serious allegations of fraud that have been broughtgainst him. >> i can't really talk about business or any allegations or anything like that. i can't answer any questions about that whatsoever. >> reporter: this morning, martin shkreli, the disgraced hedge fund ceo and so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals turning heads. >> yeah, good to be back. himself on youtube friday less than 24 hours after getting out of jail on $5 million bail. >> sorry i couldn't live stream yesterday. i had a lot going on. >> reporter: h he sure d. on friday the 32-year-old resigned from his post as ceo of turing pharmaceuticals, the company that blew up the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000% to $750 per tablet. shkreli was arrested thursday morning on unrelated fraud charge

and that is great news for dan. take a listen. >> when the etf was trading at 4180 and buy the february call for 41 and your profits above 43. the stock was at 46 just a couple of months ago. i think you will want to be defensive and be u.s. domestic and you want yield and investors will come back to the utilities sector over the next few months. >> well utilities were up 3% this week. so dan, do you stick with the trade, is this where you should go and hide? >> i think you do. and the important point is the 10 year treasury yield is three basis points above from where we started the year and with the rate increase. and they will continue to look for the yield and u.s. domestic offensive. and this traded as high as 4380 and long the 42 call and sold the february 45 call against it. i reduced my premium. and now i have a call spread and less at risk. that is how you have to trade these options. >> well, dan wasn't the only one seeking safety. two weeks ago kuo and carter made a bullish call on johnson&johnson. take a

we'll all be tired tomorrow. >> dan won't be. he won't be watching. >> they like to pick on me because i don't watch sports. >> that's okay. you have so many other -- >> >> i h have a l of stuff. and i meditate. speaking of meditation, something we're going the talk about when coping with holiday stress. >>> coming up rst, grinch busters. the new way companies are going stealing your p packages off yr doorstep. sara, what is popping on periscope? >> we ask people to send us questis. i'm willing to do the investigative reporting. we always get rob the the dance. my mission is toet dan to dance eventually. and paula is a good dancer. joy this group of people and behind the scenes, tune into our periscope. >> she can dance, but she can sing, too. keep it here. paul will be singing. turn here. go go! follow them! bb-8! beep, beep! this way! where'd they go? they went that way! that way, they went that way! i can't believe that w worked! of course it worked! beep, beep, beep! all the hard worork... time in the service... it matters. i

. >> you worked with dan rather and? >> i worked with dan rather. i started out as cbs in that newsroom doing writing hourly radio network news reports like the old world news roundup at 8 a.m. on any cbs station. i became an interviewer and i then went on to write dan rather's daily radio commentary every day for the three years before i left the cbs to work for ronald reagan. >> quickly come and i know i'm going ahead before i should come by how did she feel about what happened with him after the whole george w. bush fiasco? >> dan rather was a great person to write for. in my experience with him he was completely fair. he was just such a great guy. here's what we did together. i had to write his five minute commentary on the news that went up on the cbs radio network at about 4 p.m. each day. so it is dan being thoughtful about the news. but so much of the news in america, even then, was political. and dan i perceived to be to the left of me. i was a young woman becoming for serious reasons having read the canon and pondered a great deal. i was p

is what dan tried to do with his bearish bet on tesla. he thought shares were about to stall out, but just shorting the stock? you get the idea. so he bought the march 200 strike put. to make money, he needs them to fall below the strike that he put, or below the cost of the trade by march expiration, but selling out $13.50 just to bet against tesla. >> that's a big one. >> yes it is, so he sold it for $4.50 and created his put calendar. between the $13.50 he spent on the longer dated put, and the money from the shorter dated put, he cut the cost of his trade down to just $9. now he needs the stock to drop more than $9 below that strike price or below $191 by march expiration. >> thanks for the advice. >> but it gets even better. because the put that dan sold will decrease in value faster than the put that he bought. that means he can do something even ilan musk can't do, turn time into money. >> that can't be true. >> because he sold that put, dan needs tesla shares to stay above $200 through december 31st, but below that level by the se

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dan: there could be an exception.d: you get to places like california and new jersey, the blue states, who have the most delegates, this is not winner take all. there are three delegates for each congressional district. my sense is that if he gets stopped, they will be an alternative, successful candidate. charlie: is there anyone saying you're going to far? ed: there are no wise men anymore. this is a party of consultants, candidates. dan: and a party of rebellion. even if the establishment weighed in, they are being tuned out. the base of the party is frustrated by repeated losses. there is a sense of despair, stagnant wages, rising cost of education, rising cost of health care, a world in chaos. they don't trust the establishment. they need a single candidate to go head-to-head with trump. that will change the dynamic. once those small guys get behind one candidate, it will change. ed: but if you put in people on the stage with a debate, it's a gigantic number of people. some are better than others. trump is center

there was just a lot of chaos. >> dan fractures his tailbone but he's able to walk. betsy's leg is broken in three places, and she's in excruciating pain. >> my foot was completely dislocated from my lower leg, and if it wasn't for skin, i would have lost my foot. the pain was pretty incredible. >> dan is ecstatic to see betsy alive, but he fears that another wave could hit at any moment. >> i'm telling the doctors get her off the beach, get her off the beach. i don't know how many times i repeated it, get her off the beach. >> it was survival at that point and i just needed to get to safety. >> paramedics put betsy on a gurney and are able to carry her away. with relative calm restored, the mavericks competition goes on as planned. >> there's some broken legs and broken boards, broken spirits, but the contest rolls on. >> and tyler finally gets the show he's been waiting for. >> i had never seen waves like that before, and to see these tiny, tiny people dropping in on just giant waves a half mile offshore was amazing. >> betsy forman is still a surfing enthusiast bu

check ofone for dan. >> i'm assuming lynyrd skynyrd. >> dan harris. this union army general spared macon from destruction. >> robert lee. general lee. >> during the civil war. >> sherman. general sherman. >> sherman. sherman's march. >> who is gran >> who said sherman first? >> i did. >> jour you're such a cheater. >> you stole it from him? >> one for dan and one for -- >> no, it's rob. >> i'm only >>> and we welcome youack to "gma" on this saturday morning. trump taking on ted cruz. launching his first attack against the texas senator who is now gaining momentum in iowa. trump is referencing his cuban heritage saying, quote, not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba. an anti-catholic remark. >>> also right now, holiday package thieves are targeting delivery trucks and their drivers. in wisconsin, a delivery struck stolen. a day after a u.s. postal service van was car jacked. in florida, , helicopter caught alleged package ththves driving from doorstep to doorstep over several miles swswing packages. >>> also happening right n, mark zuckerberg on dia

. >> i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage and we will start with sandhya patel. she is tracking the storm with live doppler 7hd. >> dan and ama, as we look at live doppler 7hd you will notice it is starting to rain in the north bay. it is light, but it is measuring. i will take you in closer and we are tracking scattered showers. look at the bigger picture and this is a classic storm. it is not influenced by el nino. on the storm impact scale it is a two. you can expect half an inch to an inch of rain in most areas. the stormest part is tomorrow morning's commute with gusts up to 45 miles an hour. the wind advisory is up for the north bay mountains. it runs until 10:00 a.m. and the power lines are getting knocked down with gusts 45 to 50 miles an hour. we are expecting the wind to continue. most of the rain is up to the north and the north bay and 2:00 a.m. it picks up in intensity and 4:00 a.m. the north bay is getting hit, but the other parts of the bay area will pick some up. at 5:00 a.m. it is crossing the central bay. 6:00 a.m. still there. by 7:00 a.m. it i

and dan said when it broke through 103 it before break out to the upside. so give dan credit. you have to buy it. maybe not back down to those levels, maybe 115. >> this is a stock i don't bypass at the high. but at the 110 level is where i would start to take a look and see what is going on. there are catalysts going on and it does break out. and if it does happen to continue higher, this is the place you want to be but at lower prices. >>> next up, apple planning to move higher as iphone shipments in the fourth quarter are likely to be 5% to 10% lower than expected citing taiwan based supply makers, gee? >> this is back to danny. and this is something he has been saying. >> this is the dan seaberg show. >> and you'll see a decrease. and everything that the report said are things dan has been saying about apple the company. but what does it mean? i understand the market had a nice day to the upside but apple doesn't trade with the broader market. it did today. that is a tell. bad news -- good news in terms of the way the stock trades. that's typically a tell. we've beaten thi

there is only one way to go. >> dan?ones with the international exposure had a tough time. you all is the number one that we have focused in on. >> ual. >> okay. for months and months, guy, you are talking about united and southwest and domestic carriers and they got killed off an all-time high a couple of weeks ago based on traffic numbers in november and i think that is to karen's point. i think you hit peak airlines as far as news and the sentiment. >> just a quick -- david. >> how could i not agree with helen. of course. that is the number one pick. but agree with her 100%. that is the name to own. >> and news alert on brooklyn nets. >> and a interesting deal here. a russian firm is going to become the 100% owner of the barkley's center and the basketball team brooklyn nets. this transaction values the nets at $875 million. barkley's center at $825 million. again, forest city reaching an agreement to sell barkley centers and brooklyn nets to this russian firm, just getting more details about the firm. once we get the

dan, don't jump in it. let's just say it involves one of the scene's most pivotal and most funniest scenes. apparently "the force awakens" and "spectre" were shot at the same england studio, so it may have been easy for craig to slip out of his suit and slip into one of those helmets. >> it's a cool scene. break. >> we said, no spoilers. in the movie "up" when carl's house takes flight. >> boys, i'll send you a postcard from paradise. >> well, the movie apparently meant up a lot to this woman, who created this amazing replica out of gingerbread at a competition at milwaukee area technical college. they can do this at this school. this fancy castle came in first place. and this hawaiian-inspired house came in second. lots of creativity going on here. and if you saw our contest on the show, we didn't get close. so -- and sometime ss nap time is just too hard to fight. take this little guy, he's so excited to be in his jumper. but fighting off a little sleepy spell. he's really intent on staying awake. and at

ama, dan?>> thank you, sandhya. >>> all right, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, forget >>> check out this cheek santa. he is britting haute co tour to the north pole. >> he is a fabulously dressed alternative to the classic saint nick. missing are his robust belly and midevil red cloak, but the santa is not just for show. >> they are donating $1 to a charity every picture they tweet. >> it is for a good cause. >> i don't know. i like santa jolly. >> me too. >> h santa doesn't say ho-ho-ho. >> larry is lying. >> the warriors have the second best streak in nba history, but can they keep winning if clay thompson can't play on friday some we'll have the latt o >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> the streak lives thanks to klay thompson who came out on fire. they beat the pacers to go 23-0. klay got hurt in the process. they came in 22-0. it is 37-21 warriors. with authority. warriors with 44 points in the first quarter. it is his first three and then here comes six. and s

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. >> i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage and we will start with sandhya patel.he is tracking the storm with live doppler 7hd. >> dan and ama, as we look at live doppler 7hd you will notice it is starting to rain in the north bay. it is light, but it is measuring. i will take you in closer and we are tracking scattered showers. look at the bigger picture and this is a classic storm. it is not influenced by el nino. on the storm impact scale it is a two. you can expect half an inch to an inch of rain in most areas. the stormest part is tomorrow morning's commute with gusts up to 45 miles an hour. the wind advisory is up for the north bay mountains. it runs until 10:00 a.m. and the power lines are getting knocked down with gusts 45 to 50 miles an hour. we are expecting the wind to continue. most of the rain is up to the north and the north bay and 2:00 a.m. it picks up in intensity and 4:00 a.m. the north bay is getting hit, but the other parts of the bay area will pick some up. at 5:00 a.m. it is crossing the central bay. 6:00 a.m. still there. by 7:00 a.m. it is

david: dan, appreciate it.hether it's on wall street or main street here's who's making money today. adele, the british superstar want to the billboard album chart for a fourth straight week. "25" is the best selling album since the previous "21" in 2011. >>> if you don't want the kids staying up until midnight on christmas eve, netflix out with ondemand countdown, parents can let kids ring in the new year any time they want. losing money, jet.com, if you ordered from the online retailer you might want to push back opening the presents. the company alerting customers as early as last week that jet can no longer confidently guarantee delivery by december 25th on items that aren't eligible for two day shipping. david: you can't do everything. earth may be the final frontier. spacex making history with delivery rocket when it nails the landing. gerri: nice. . gerri: mission accomplished for spacex. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. >> the company successfully launching a rocket into space and landing it back at cape canaveral. it is

dan, your thoughts? >> at this point, i think the reason they didn't get that far away, and speculating a bit. columbine changed everything. the idea was to build an immediate perimeter around the scenario. get right to the source of the problem and put down the problem, stop the shooting as soon as possible. what may have happened, lou, have you all of the units immediately heading towards the problem in setting up a perimeter intentionally to get into the problem, but then you had a wider dragnet for units on the outside so you had a buffer zone where they made the safe immediate area, and been caught in that buffer zone between the wider perimeter and the actual shooting scene. lou: and as we await the san bernardino police department news conference, i want to point out as you're looking at one of the fire department vehicles there, this began with reports from the fire department as well. when we talk about first responders, this is a terrific example all of the first responders en masse getting aft

dan nathan. >> that's a good question.lly it's dressing down -- in "fast money" i dress down to my competition, i have guy adami sitting next to me and i have these smart guys here and i dress up for it. >> that's all. the fancier people. >> here is the next tweet, what are your thoughts on gdx on the first quarter of 2016? >> if you're picking among bad choices, this is what this is, this is the least bad of things. you want to do something like the xlu or j & j. it has held up well relative to other things. >> mic khouw. >> prescribing yems are elevated look to sell call spreads i'm looking at mcdonald's in february. sell that. >> carter. >> if you have had great run in mcdonald's, take some profits or try it short. >> nathan. >> like i said, twitter sentiment is bad, facebook is really good, i think at some point in early 2016 it trades long short at which timer is a good trade. >> i'm melissa lee. for more "options action" check out "options actiooptionsaction. we'll see you back on "options action" in 2016. >> announc

>> thanks dan and ama. this is something we made and it would be rude not to watch. >> i have one other surprise. >>> walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> well, you don't see it landing like this very often. take a look. the southwest plane rolled off the runway and got stuck in grass. the airline says the boeing 747's nose gear collapsed. passengers described hearing a loud noise and then feeling it tilt slightly before it came to a stop. >> well tonight two children reported missing are now feared dead after two bodies were discovered in a storage unit north of sacramento. 3-year-old delilah and 6-year-old sean have not been seen for days. she is in jail accused of abusing and torturing another child. abc7 interviewed huntsman last year. lisa amin gulezian joins us live from the south bay bureau with the details. >> ama, i met her outside her salinas home. back then she was using the name tammy. i remember seeing her with a lot of kids. they raided the same hom

dan: it is in terms of supply. the ones willing to be a factories for consumptive americans and a jobs are not coming here -- really broken cycle of capital. we have china and other companies -- other countries building up reserve. there economies are slowing and -- they still have to keep their factories churning out stuff. scarlet: making stuff no one needs. dan: and they expect us to consume at all and there's no dollarsransforming the because you have the supply of labor. coming up, we will discuss more on the -- discuss more with dan, including whether there's a rate cut will stop -- rate cut. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" ramy: a cleveland grand jury has convict an officer. they say was indisputable he was drawing his weapon. >> rest the afternoon, he would pull the gun in and out of his pants like robbers do, according to a friend who was with him at the recreation center on the day of the shooting. family accused the prosecutor of abusing and manipulating the grand jury votess to orchestrate

i'm breaking a sweat, dan and paula. hopefully, i can come back in the studio where the air conditioning is on. unreal. >> sara speaks bird. and what those birds are saying is, what the heck's going on, marciano? why is it so warm? >> lots of profound stuff going on in the bird speak. >> they are confused. no doubt about it. >> i'm sure they are. get back in here. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >>> we gotta switch gears now. because there are new developments this morning in the california terror attack. investigators are searching for the killers' missing hard drive. divers pulled objects from a lake that's been at the center of the search. this is all about trying to understand more about the motives of these husband and wife killers. and who, if anyone, may have been helping them. kayna whitworth is on the story. >> reporter: this morning, after two days of searching, fbi investigators are focusing on a farook's home computer, which may contain a trove of evidence about how the san bernardino terror attack was

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the attack happened during a home invasion just before 3:00 in uh -- orinda off highway 24. >> alan wang is following this story choosely and is live from the orinda police department. alan? >> dan and ama, bay area police are still on the lookout for the family car the suspect stole. the nanny who he pistol whipped is still being treated at the hospital for a nasty cut on the back of her head. the youngest victim may have the longest recovery after witnessing this crime. >> she saw everything. >> her 5-year-old daughter witnessed the violent home invasion that left her nanny injured. >> i haven't had a chance to talk to her and hug her and tell her everything is okay. i don't know. this will be a hard conversation to have with her. >> she was at work around 2:15 when a man confronted hr nanny in the front yard of the home. after communicating she did not understand english, the man left. but he returned 15 minutes later and kicked in the door. he was armed with a gun so the 53-year-o

i'm still sort of in dan's camp. i think we end the year on the s&p 30 points lower, about the 2020 level. >> what happens with trade like emerging markets to the u.s. dollar? >> i think emerging markets are going to continue to struggle. big reversal on the dollar. what does this mean for e.m.? major, major kind of pullback, or in other words strengthening. but pullback in the numerical. so the mexican peso, for example, which to me is way oversold. but currencies will struggle with a strong dollar. having said that, unlike other asset classes and sectors in the equity market has not necessarily gone through this whole period. capital flows i think in many ways have already happened. i think the currencies have adjusted. >> what happened to fang today? facebook, amazon, netflix. >> for the last few weeks, we've been hearing a lot about selling. that put pressure on the market last week. and then we saw -- conversely, we saw strength. it underperformed today. i suspect it has a very tough first quarter next year. i t

and dan linski, want to go back to you. we talk about a suspect down, and there were reports of up to three suspects who cared out this assault earlier today, killing the 14 and wounding 17. >> right, mark, so we've got to identify were there three subjects, people identifying the same subject in multiple ways, so if there are three subjects, we have one down, we have two out there. you see s.w.a.t., we have a subject down on the right-hand side of that armored vehicle, they've cleared him, they've determined he's no longer a threat. they may be rendering first aid to him or maybe he's deceased at the armored vehicle in the back of the vehicle, it looks like they're checking making an approach from the front and rear to see if there's other threat. one of the things i'm concerned about looking up the street, you have the good police officers of the region, every cop and every agent has come to help out, but they flooded that area, they need to get a commander who is going to limit those number of people. escaped with prescr