. >> thank you can yes, associate -- dan yes, associate prove score. thank you for joining us. >> u.s. military held a conference with counterparts to discuss air safety over syria. both are carrying out air strikes in support of opposite sides. pentagon spokesman peter cook reported process saying: russia remained one of bashar al-assad's staunchest supporters. al jazeera's patricia sabga looks at that relationship. >> reporter: russian missiles launched from the caspian sea, bound for targeted in syria. the newest dimension in moscow's operation, a campaign bolstering the regime, and reinforces moscow's only foothold in the middle east. it's the kremlin's latest move in a broader came of geopolitical chess. >> from the russian point of view, they don't care about syria. on balance, if they thought it was a good enough deal, they'd be happy to jet son him. >> reporter: mark heads the initiative for the study of emergency threats. >> at the moment it's about the relationship with the west, and at the moment. >> efforts to broker a peace deal in ukraine

. >> while dan ye's cockroach-filled room is small and even depressing to her, it's luxurious compared to the squat that michelle and ducky call home. >> we're heading up the street towards our house, well, i call it the house. it's my home right now. but it's -- it's generally called the hole. it's a hole in the freeway. >> they will have to cross four lanes of highway to get there, and on any given night 12 to 15 youth will be sleeping inside this bridge. >> one of the things that we realized is that one of the adults here had some tattoos that's primarily known for some gang activity as far as white gangs. >> tell this guy that a.j. and skinheads will put a bullet in his head. and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year

i think that is probably what is on your mind dan. >> yes. but the macy's trade got me thinking today and this is what i saw in the market a large, sidable, out of the money call purchase. and we know that star board and activist investors are involve and we know the guys have the potential to spin out real estate. some of the hedge funds could be worth more than the existing market cap. so when you see those sort of potential catalyst out there and you see implied volatility in a stock like macy's move the way they have to multi-year highs something is going on there. >> low commodities prices help the consumers and the stores. if you are talking about kohl's and macy's and nordstrom, cotton is trading at lows. so low commodities prices could improve the margins and putting additional discretionary income -- >> and this stock is down 36% -- >> from the highs. >> and that kind of underperformance will get you a bounce. >> and listen again, this is stock specific in macy's because i think there are catalysts. they said this year is an investme

. >> yes. dan noyes is here with the story tonight. >> experts say the best thing to do is expose the problem and pressure our police department to take action. no one should have to hold their best friend as he dies from a gun show. >> 10, 20 shots went off. >> but espinoza matthews did. >> he was shaking. that was it. he walked out. i couldn't stay there. >> he says the 16-year-old was a good kid who stayed out of trouble. and just loved basketball and riding dirt bikes. still wearing his motorcycle helmet when he died at the home he shared with his grandfather. >> we raised him since he was two months old. >> police called it a case of mistaken identity. his grandfather hasn't heard a word from authorities since. >> what does it make me feel like better. >> if they found the guy? >> yes. if they found the guy. yes. >> the death is among 230,000 unsolved homicides since 1980. >> it's like a war. if you count as a conflict, the murders committed since 1980 are some of the worst wars experienced. >

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. >> yes. danith the story tonight. >> experts say the best thing to do is expose the problem and pressure our police department to take action. no one should have to hold their best friend as he dies from a gun show. >> 10, 20 shots went off. >> but espinoza matthews did. >> he was shaking. that was it. he walked out. i couldn't stay there. >> he says the 16-year-old was a good kid who stayed out of trouble. and just loved basketball and riding dirt bikes. still wearing his motorcycle helmet when he died at the home he shared with his grandfather. >> we raised him since he was two months old. >> police called it a case of mistaken identity. his grandfather hasn't heard a word from authorities since. >> what does it make me feel like better. >> if they found the guy? >> yes. if they found the guy. yes. >> the death is among 230,000 unsolved homicides since 1980. >> it's like a war. if you count as a conflict, the murders committed since 1980 are some of the worst wars experienced. >> thomas hargrov

." >> reporter: now, even with dan under arrest for the park attack, they couldn't imagine their friend was capable of murder. >> i was thinking it was a mistake. like, yesdan did attack this girl in richfield but there's no way that he could have killed our friend. >> reporter: but the detective who'd just interrogated daniel thought the opposite. >> did you believe daniel could've killed jessie? >> yes. it was just a sense you got, a feeling you got. >> that you were sitting across from a killer? >> yes. >> reporter: detective thickens went to grill dan himself. >> i was hopeful that we might get more information that would advance our case. >> when was the last time you saw her? >> last week i think. >> reporter: daniel admitted to having romantic feelings for jessie -- but swore, through sobs, he had nothing to do with the murder. >> what do you think happened to jessie? >> i have no idea. [ crying ] >> do you think it could have been accidental? >> i don't know why someone would do that to her. [ crying ] >> reporter: but detectives didn't believe him. and he fit the profile of the killer they were looking for -- someone who knew jessie and her habi

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. >> reporter: yes, not at all, dan. this list includes some of the big names in the area. the second of three that east bay mud will release. this one includes more than a thousand names. some from here in mirinda. 15 we found from one neighborhood in alamo. >>> they are among the most expansive properties in the east bay. they include an importer who averages more than 9600 gallons per day. >> for the last few years, we've been trying to reach out to the property. >> foil lives in arinda and averages nearly 3,000 gallons per day. he says he seems to have a leak. >> they've been here. they've sent out people to look at the property to figure out where some of the water is escaping. we only have a pool. we've cut back water from three days a week to five days a week. >> most customers who are using excess water were notified during the year that their use was above the threshold. >> coming out with the next billing cycle, abc 7 news. >> we may never know the exact source of the bacteria outbreak. they say one worker tested positive, but they don't believe that worker was th

, yes. >> dan rather says he was floored by how you captured mary mapes.. that would have been a stretch. look, working with redford was extraordinary but there was a very particular responsibility one has to playing, you know, a real-life character like mary even though she's behind the camera and not necessarily particularly well known because the mary that i met was, you know, vivacious and vital and front foot and full of good humor but, of course, the film captures her in absolute free fall. it's every journalist's worst nightmare. >> the way it captures the cascading series of revelations, mistakes, surprises and you see her come in for so much hate. >> a lot of hate. i mean, i think there's -- even though it feels like recent history, 2004, i think -- and you would know this better than i, the media landscape, the political landscape has changed entirely. you know, it was at the beginning of that whole kind of hateful blogosphere personal -- >> yeah, even hearing blogs now sounds a little dated. >> yes, i am dated. you know, i don't really exist in

dan: absolutely, yes. we are seeingspy a decline and the big move in the s&p 500.ent up about 65,000 so far purchased today. again, negatively correlated and looking for a potential pullback in the market. julie: i want to move on to your trade, though, because we are in the thick of earnings season. you are looking at coca-cola, which reports next wednesday. coke is one of these companies that does not have an enormous amount of volatility around earnings. what kind of earnings are you looking at? looking at maybe a little bit longer term and looking out to january with the trade. i think that coke has bounced back significantly on the heels of this market. i think it got a little ahead of itself and will pullback in the next couple of months. there has been some insider selling their in alaska will of weeks and some earnings announcements in the next week. those fact -- in the last couple of weeks and some earnings announcements in the next week. for riskhy i'm looking and hedging to the downside. i do see some resistance and i think it will probably pull back a

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yes. >> i'm in for dan. like the season may be coming to an end for one team. >> maybe two teams. and a deciding blow and highlights. sports is coming u >>> baseball top of the order. kansas city with a 3-1 lead and a chance to close a deal in toronto. blue jays refuse to be silent f royals do win a series it won't be on toronto turf. left center offense and this is an early lead. former a takes one to the out. and everybody is going to score. jays take a 5-0 lead. estrada, 8th inning and final victim started working on a one hitter at this point. the next batter scales the wall. and mets can close out against the cubs today in nlcs. >> we have the showdown in silicon valley thursday night. niners have yet to figure out how to stop russell wilson. and his offensive line is giving up 26 sacks. they had no sacks against baltimore last week and only one pressure on the quarterback. something has to give. >> he's elusive and gets out of troubled situations. and some explosive plays. you have a guy like that and

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dan says thank you but no thanks. harlie: anchorman of cbs news at the time? >> yes. i think what dan was doing, he being the chief. because roger mudd was next in walter cronkite. he by taking dan away, wanted, ruan wanted to create trouble for cbs. so cbs had to offer dan the evening job, and they did. my old friend o tom brokaw. tom said thanks but no thanks. to roger mudd. roger said thanks but no thanks. so -- charlie: he offered it to ted koppel -- ok. ted -- charlie: was it to do a week of it was a wo shows or commitment to do what? >> it was a commitment -- at remember it had been america held hostage, day 326. whatever it was at that point. hand c was losing money over fist because it was a special. a regularly scheduled permanent program. so they couldn't put advertising on it. as each month or two goes by, they're losing another million dollars. finally the folks over at abc headquarters say, got to do something about this. well, let us -- let's turn it into a permanent program. "nightline" was born. charlie: when was that? >> that was in march of 1980. charlie: right. it lasted for 25 years? in terms of

yes. you know, it's not their money. they didn't invest in the product. i agree. danh, i'm just a simple croatian guy. my mother would have died if i put my food under a tent outside. so i'm just not buying into the concept of... okay. "let's have a picnic and put our food in the tent." yeah. (laughs) i mean, i can't get there. i'm out. thank you for your consideration... very much, robert. i think it's an ingenious product. thank you. and i think it's well engineered. you've really thought it out and done some-- some great things with it. i just can't really add value to it. so with that, i'm out. thank you, mark. i believe you're gonna sell a bunch of fly tents. i really do. thank you. thank you, kevin. uh, well, don't thank me yet. well-- you haven't heard my offer. ♪ whyour boss?ork for? yourself? your family? our financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide b

dan avoiding every question. >> doing nothing. >> yes. >> but it's a good way to get to know us. but i heard the bosses watch. >> i don't perform on cue. >> i've seen you. >> do something funny, man. >> i do perform on cue but -- >> you weren't supposed to follow me. >> i was watching your performance. >> dan wasn't capturing this. >> we will be right back. ates. i hate to do this because you guys have been cool with everything. you were cool with my band. you were cool with that english accent phase. remember that? that theater troupe. hey, could you give me a second please. but state farm's helping me be really smart with my money and i've got my own pad now. oh, no big deal. mom, dad, my new place doesn't allow pets. dylan's gonna have to stay here. one love pops. start out right in life. with everything from renters insurance to your first bank account, state farm is there. can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protec

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i want%50oñ to go to dan smith fairfax county fire. are you there? >> yes >> update us on the conditions of the five students who were hurt here. what's the latest on them? >> we did transport five students which of which were medevac'd to the hospital burn center. we don't know their conditions. however those two students have potential life-threatening injuries. the other three students were taken by ground transport to enova fairfax county hospital. >> noing there are experiments that can go on in these rooms what do you know about the fire, where it started, what may have contributed to the flames. >> it was a science laboratory classroom. we don't know the particulars on what happened. it was a small fire. firefighters along with the sprinkler system put out the fire. we did have the five injuries. again, this is under investigation right now. you know, we'll hopefully have something soon. >> we know that the building was evacuated. the entire school evacuated, right? >> correct. >> what was the -- why evacuate the entire school if the fire was contain

dan in florida. >> hi, jim. long-time, first-time. >> yes. >> jim, i was like to hear your thoughts on a buy and hold strategy on companies that have had consistent compounded growth of 10% per year for many years. >> i always say to people, how can you buy and hold them if they have consistent growth, if next year they're not consistent? i've seen this time and again, particularly with technology stocks. i remember a company called digital equipment. it kept doing it and doing it and one day disappeared. these are all companies that i remember that defined what you just mentioned. then they missed and missed . can't have that happen. learn to make your money work for you. i'll be giving you advice along the way. i'll let you know when it's right to double down on your retirement plan. and there are ways to make sure you don't have to work until your last breath. plus, your tweets just ahead. stick with cramer. >> jim cramer, you're one of my heroes. >> i look forward to your show every weeknight. >> thank you so much for helping beginning i

. >> dan hausle is live more with when what went on and still goings on. >> reporter: yes, it is. the hearing did have its fiery moments. hillary clinton taking heat from her congressional questioners and members of congress taking shots at each other. >> i don't know what in the line of questioning does to help us get to the bottom of the deaths. >> i'll be happy to -- >> i'll be happy to help you under that -- >> but r.she sparred with 9 congressional committee attack on the consulate in benghazi. >> why don't we put -- >> reporter: at time republicans and deeps sparred with each other. >> the republicans are squandering millions of taxpayer dollars on this abusive effort to redail secretary clinton's precedence campaign. we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lot of their lives. >> reporter: many of the questions involved hillary clinton's e-mails including one to clinton's family where she said al-qaeda was to blame. republican jim jordan asked why clinton and the administration were saying an anti-islammic video sparked the vio

yes. >> you see the numbers. but granted dan has made the case it is commodities and goes to zero. >> the pricing. >> but there is a growth element. >> still ahead, tesla unveiling the details of the auto pilot details. we'll hear frommelon musk right after the break. >>> and check out netflix right now. what a comeback. down less than 3%. the conference call is officially half-way through. we're hear from reed hastings on the back of this. much more "fast money" state ated. at. . >>> welcome back to "fast money." a new feature coming to the tesla model s, the electric automaker lifting the veil on the much anticipated auto pilot technology. phil le beau got an in side look. he's here on set. wow! >> and got behind the wheel. >> how was it? >> i was impressed with what i saw. they are careful to point out and they just wrapped up a conference call and we'll show you what it is like in a tesla model s as you are allowing the auto pilot to take control. there are four main features behind auto pilot. the first is auto steering, ke

dan is live in dorchester. >> reporter: police say these men had more than trick-or-treating on their minds. yes, the gun may have been fake but the robbery was very real. unmasked. boston police surround a man and hold up a white mask just like the one two suspects used to cover their faces while allegedly robbing a man on the street near the savin hill t. stop. police say kostya ragin and andronique dossantos of dorchester were stopped nearby. investigators say they were' hiding these white masks in their clothing. ragin had this very real looking replica gun. >> the victim stated both suspects wearing a mask and didn't see their faces. >> reporter: suspects stayed out of sight in court. one of the men pointed a gun at him and said give me your money and your cell phone i. then the pair grabbed a bag from the man and took off. police later spotted the suspects and found the masks and fake gun on them. the suspect's defense lawyer said they questioned the identification and arrest. >> talk to you about costia. >> no, get off my property. >> any idea why he was -- >> that is the welcome he got a

dan ashley, abc7 news. >> academy is looking for more volunteers, no experience necessary. >> excellent moss-growing weather. >> yes. >> and it's not even warm. >> sandhya is back with the forecast. >> right. we're going to see more warm weather and in l pacific, we have hurricane olaf. and is not expected to hit the hawaiian islands. next week could see rain. los angeles, 81 degrees and sunshine. here in the bay area, nothing but sunny skies and warm weather. mid-80s and we're good going to keep it going this weekend. dropping a few degrees sunday through tuesday. possibility of rain wednesday. >> short week for 49ers. >> it is. it's like buster posy here. like when you do news. >> yes. similar. >> yes. >> there you go. >> 49ers hosting the seahawks. why alcs is slipping away from the blue >>> kansas city royals are playing like they have unfinished business. game three, there is another royal flood. on the fourth pick of the game, they're everywhere. does this. two run homer and four in the first with another in the second. there is a toronto trying to answer in the fired. josh donald son, two run score, it's a 5

dan webster of florida. north wales, pennsylvania, we hear from john. caller: yes, hi. i'm a republican and i think that paul ryan right now, he's the best choice, but i do feel he's too far right and i think that's why the republicans lost the 2012 election. thank you. host: couple of tweets about what's going on now inside the -- inside the room. we'll show these to you. john brezz me has of "politico" tweeting that ryan is addressing the g.o.p. conference right now calling for unity. no notes. all off the cuff. jake sherman also saying that the speaker inside the meeting that paul ryan is speaking as you see other members are leaving now. there's work to do on the house floor. not sure when they're going to gavel back in but there's david jolly who spoke in favor of daniel webster. when the house does gavel back in, they'll be taking up the two-year budget deal. here's north carolina, david's on our democrats line. go ahead. caller: hi. calling from rawly, north carolina. i don't have -- raleigh, north carolina. i don't have questions. i have comments regarding the w

yes. >> i would -- >> i rather admire that. i. >> how is danher -- >> dan rather loves the way -- >> paints a picture that the stuff that happened they -- >> the man decided everything. >> want to see them didn't. >> it's built on fiction. >> they need to pull a trump and just embrace it. >> exactly. be strong. >> you see people like oliver stone or mikal moore, will take a -- based on real stuff and fab prick -- fabricate something. >> your -- >> they can make competing movies -- >> people saw oliver stone's jfk and that is exactly what happened. >> back to the left. >> that's what is wonderful about this country. everybody has the right to too that. >> so people will see the movie not familiar with the event or story and believe the movie. >> gives me very little hope: i do want you to look at this because it says a lot.all of you. >> pam, it's andrew. listen, can't come into work today. well, i'm stuck under the bed. okay. i'll see you tomorrow. >> mommy, daddy is stuck under the bed again. >> again. >> it happens? it happened to my cat once

dan ashley, abc7 news. >> academy is looking for more volunteers, no experience necessary. >> excellent moss-growing weather. >> yesa is back with the forecast. >> right. we're going to see more warm weather and in have hurricane olaf. and is not expected to hit the hawaiian islands. next week could see rain. los angeles, 81 degrees and sunshine. here in the bay area, nothing but sunny skies and warm weather. mid-80s and we're good going to keep it going this weekend. dropping a few degrees sunday through tuesday. possibility of rain wednesday. >> short week for 49ers. >> it is. it's like buster posy here. like when you do news. >> yes. similar. >> yes. >> there you go. >> 49ers hosting the seahawks. why alcs is slipping away from the blue when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung,h. it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto®. hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart va

yes. >> the president dismissed him as a reality tv star. dant maybe shouldn't be said so dismissively. let's listen to donald trump defend himself against his tone. here. >> i don't want to necessarily be politically correct all the way down the line. because i'm seeing people -- i see people, they can't even function. i see politicians that are afraid to say anything because it's not politically correct and they know the answers and they refuse to give them because they are afraid it's not going to be politically correct and i am going to have to be who i am. >> the thing about that is, there is truth in that. >> right. >> it's not just the people reacting to him being honest. it is true. >> look, for an outsider running as an anti politician, he's the best politician running in the party. he's very good at politics. the president hit on what the other candidates should do. he is running a ridiculous campaign and contradictory policy positions and the way to do it is to call him out. the president did this at the white house correspondents' di

dan harris loves to have. >> matt gutman as you can see he's got a good body. he does the standing deck out in l.a. >> does? >> he >> yes. >> what are you trying to say, people with good bodies at this network stand? >> yes. >> how come you have one and i don't? i'm talking about the standing deck. >> it's good for your health. jack's always laying down on the job. >> none of our producers have standing decks on the overnight. >> good point. >>> coming up, we will eat on the job. it's national seafood month and you will certainly seafood. >> you'll also see a house haunted by ghosts and it's haunted by fans of the movie "the conjuring." the family that lives there not thrilled about it. they're suing the filmmakers. >> the nation's first families coming together with britain's royal family. prince harry bringing his invictus games. we want to do a shoutout to the eyewitness news in chicago where it's going to be a balmy 50 degrees. >> that's a nice little shot. >> yeah. >> "world news now" weather, brought to you by delsym. [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why so many people are

dan harris. >> hello. >> reporter: >> hi. >> reporter: long before she starred on "the king of queens." >> do you have to build yourself >> yes. >> reporter: leah remini was an 8-year-old who joined scientology as the behest of her mom. for a kid that was always comparing herself to other people, to be part of a faith save -- >> the planet. save the planet. a big deal. >> yes. and because scientologists view children as spiritual beings, you're not treated as a kid. >> reporter: leah would go on to be an active member of the decades. coming into the orbit of tom >> being critical of tom cruise is being critical of scientology itself. you are evil. >> reporter: as she describes in her new book, "troublemaker," she would ultimately leave the faith, a move that would change her life. >> the decision to leave is, you are giving up everything have you ever known and everything life. i feel that people need to understand, this has been my whole life. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> it is a gripping hour. dan harris reporting, a special edition of "20/20" tomorrow night here at 10:00 eastern. >>> in the meantime toni

dan roche has the latest. >> reporter: so much going on around the patriots these days. they are winning, yes, but the story about possibly bugging the visitors locker room. where did that one come from? it began as boomer esiason went on his radio show on wfan in new york on friday morning after being at gillette stadium on thursday night. >> the jets asked the to come in and sweep the locker room. >> in new england? >> yeah. >> the jets thought they had the listening devices? >> that's the thought process. >> you are telling me prior to going to the game they lost last week and asked the to sweep the locker room for hidden listening devices? >> that's what i was cold last night. >> reporter: adding that it may have been the patriots who asked the to sweep the locker room they feel the bugs may be plantedly the opposition to set the pats up. it's just how closely the patriots are being watched in the after-math of deflate gate. and "the herald" reported that a couple of employees were interrogated during the jets game and later cleared. again, the nfl, it just won't go away with this patriot

dan says thank you, but no thanks. then he goes to shall-- . >> rose: was he anchoring the cbs news at that time. >> yes, yes. >> i think what he was doing, he was being mischief yus because roger mud was sort of next in line to replace walter cronkite. and by taking dan away, you know, he wanted, ru ne wanted to create trouble for cbs. so cbs had to offer dan the evening job and they did. he offered it to my old friend tom bro kaw. tom said thanks but no thanks. he offered it to roger mud, and roger said thanks but no thanks. and so-- force ma jeur, ted, okay, ted. >> rose: but was it to do a week of shows or two shows. >> no, no. >> rose: it was a commitment to do what? >> it was a commitment. at that point, remember t had been america held hostage. day 326. whatever it was at that point. and abc was losing money hand over fist because it was a special. it wasn't a regularly scheduled permanent program. so they couldn't put advertising on it. and as each month or two goes by, they're losing another million dollars. and so finally, you know, the folks over at abc headquarters say you got to do something about this. and