captain troy dangerfield from bayview station. very proud to be serving there, i group in the area, and community engagement and around the city. violence is something we all want to prevent. i think that us working together to have a plan is the best thing that can happen for all the citizens of san francisco. especially in district t10, thee is still violence. violence is down but if you got robbed yesterday it does not matter. and creative ideas like you are talking about, that really does help to make sure that everyone stays safe. community is about everybody, policing is about everybody. so, communities can police as well as the police can. we are not everywhere, we wish we could be everywhere but we are not. if we come up with plans to work together, that we can, when they see things they let us know, they develop their own groups so they can contact us and have clear descriptions of things. knowing, letting them know where all the hot spots are in the areas, so that they, too, can be aware when things don't look right, the

obviously and you look at this baylor team even though they're undefeated they feel like the rodney dangerfield. they come out today and take care of the oklahoma sooners. people start to look at baylor's program a little differently. >> look, a lot at stake here. they both have their hopes set on a college football playoff berth. >> the big 12 will not get two teams in that. i guarantee you that. >> let's talk lsu. i know ohio state/lsu, big win against 'bama. ohio state throwing down ten touchdowns. what separates these two teams? >> i think the only thing that separates these two teams is the competition. ohio state is dominating any team you put in front of them. but lsu, they're winning games but player stiffer competition you talk about auburn, florida, obviously, alabama. so, that's the biggest separation. alabama -- i mean auburn, lsu has looked good. they've looked great but ohio state has looked dominant. >> well, speaking of auburn they like to play the spoiler and they're taking on georgia today. what do you expect out of that matchup? >> i tell you what, listen, auburn is going to

liz: the rally no one saw coming, the rodney dangerfield market gets no respect, u.s.rket to new highs. former george w bush secretary, that story not make in the front page of then your times, your today, as voters are saying america needs common sense. they want to do what works and what does not. our next guest, we think he has an idea, wells fargo communist. this comes down to common sense. this is a rally no one saw coming. >> i don't know that no one saw it coming. >> a lot of people did not. >> people are looking for trouble around every corner in the u.s. economy is in good shape, the lowest and appointment rate in 50 years. if you don't believe it, open your eyes and walk around the corner and see all the hiring signs. the economy is doing incredibly well so why would not the stock market be doing well or corporate be doing better. everybody was so psyched out at the momentary curve of impassive trade with china they forgot how quickly things can turn. >> you're a rare individual who did not go along with the crowd on wall street saying every session was aroun

this is sort of the rodney dangerfield market that gets no respect. this is a surprise rally.ing on wall street and that earnings and revenue turning around. earnings and revenues are looking really good for the s&p 500 and when you consider that, you know, since the president was elected, i'm not cheerleading either way, these are just the facts, from the companies there, 10.9 trillion in equity value added, equal to the purchasing parity of russia, spain and germany combined. neil: is that right. >> that's a powerful thing going on with the market. neil: can president campaign on it. he said you want to kiss me good-bye, you can kiss all this good-bye, right? >> the market is based on confidence. consumer confidence. it is also based on market confidence. it's very clear the markets have confidence in president trump. that's been evident from the moment basically he got elected as president. president-elect of the united states. look, this election ultimately will always down to the economy. it's going to be about those six million people that have jobs, it's really going to