david perry was a good friend of spauldings' her case sparked security change at the hospital. >> i can't imagine what the family of this poor woman is going through, more to the point what this poor woman went through. you're going to be a place of healing and you're supposed to be safe. >> an updated schedule for 10:00 a.m. thursday. in san francisco, lillian kym, abc 7 news. >>> does any of this look familiar to you? the coast guard tweeted pictures today of the wreckage that includes life jackets and pieces of wooden boats with identifying marks of the vessel including the words bar ka and rio. nbc was in the area where the items were discovered. crews found clothing. no reports of accidents or missing boats. search warrant is searching for a possible ship wreck, they're asking anyone who may have information about this debris to please give them a call immediately. >>> a half dozen fires in the eastbound already torched hundreds of acres near byron and they're still burning tonight. con tame is now at 35%. >> the wind is kicking up, making it tough going for the crews on the front li

let's take a closer look with david perry, the ceo of indigo agriculture and learn more about his company and what it means for the future of farming. well to "mad money." >> good to be here. >> there are people who say wait a second these big seed companies they have been modifying genetics for a long time what has this guy got? it is a different approach, isn't it >> completely different, jim. >> okay. >> modern agriculture is built on technologies that were created decades ago. synthetic fertilizer, synthetic chemicals, gmos, and plant breeding we are taking an entirely new approach i think this is an opportunity to see a revolution in agriculture using nationally discovered microbes to improve yields of plants and also to protect them against pests and insects so we can reduce the amount of fertilizer used and the amount of agricultural chemicals used >> now the goal is not necessarily to double the yield, but you are making these very nice dpans that are obviously for a farmer something that yields a great profit for them. >> yeah. we are seeing 10 to 15% yield gains. we are only a f

david perry was a good friend of spalding. >> it's just something that should never happen. the fact that it's happened twice is truly beyond the pale. >> reporter: as for anderson, the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. live in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> i just can't imagine what the family is going through. >>> on to new developments in danville after an explosion in a parking lot. >> the atf joining the investigation to try and figure out what happened. an explosive device damaged two cars sunday night near the smart and final on diablo road. our media partners report atf officials will help out. >>> the shipyard development at hunter's point in san francisco has had its fair share of problems. mayor mark farrell saying he would recommend the place to its friends and relatives. the chronile reports the mayor and city staffers say they're in the process of retesting. tetra tech was supposed to clean it up months ago. two employees pleaded guilty admitting they cheated on the original soil tests. >>> warriors fans have waited all year for th

understandin so this does not ease schait because war is not in anybody's interest. >> yang: david makovsky d mark perry in tel aviv. thank you very much. >> yang: as we reported earlier, the pentagon released findings of its investigation into the terrorist ambush that killed four american soldiers last october in niger. the catalog of grave mistakes is long, and many questions remain. we should warn you that some of the images in this report are disturbing. foreign affairs and defense correspondent nick schifrin begins our report with what went wrong. >> schifrin: on october 4, 2017, american and nigerian soldiers imre returning from what commanders had claed would be a low-risk mission. this video is from americans helmet cameras, posted online as isis propaganda. today the pentagon released animation of what became anam sh. two u.s. vehicles, in purple, drove south to escape isis fighters, in red, but a third u.s. vehicle got pinned down. that vehicle were staff sergeants bryan black, jeremiaho john and dustin wright. this is believed to be jerimiah' johnsohelmet cam. he takes cover behind the s.u.v

of back career as we'll preview the french cup final as minutes and as there be a race perry sondra man in a david and goliath match up. for germany's a growing economy is producing a surplus tax revenues so what are they going to do with all the money and the homefront to put together a shopping list like you think of a few things though we're talking about a budget surplus of thirty six billion last year climbing to over fifty billion for twenty twenty one in fact germany has had that budget for the past three years and how much depending on the yearly budget of course but currently the public coffers look to be in good shape so let's take a look at the numbers with an official report to be released tomorrow suggests that german tax revenue will grow from its current level of six hundred seventy five billion euros up to nine hundred billion euros by the year twenty twenty two you know that substantially more than what officials in berlin estimated last november so jemmy's bulging coffers a certainly impressive but they could also fuel for the debate on the distribution of government funding germ

perry ellis, those are the retail sector. we have a lot to watch. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you. david: let's bring in today's panel. the market panel is adam lashinsky from "fortune" magazine. he is also a fox news contributor and liz peek from the "fiscal times." liz, eight straight days. i think it is money coming in from earnings. you can't avoid the money, right? >> basically because the economy is doing great and earnings reflect that i think it is pretty remarkable given all the geopolitical uncertainties we face right now, whether the iran deal, every one so horrified we pulled out of the iran deal and oil prices, guess what, are going up somewhat, that plus what is going on in north korea, china trade talks, all of that is secondary to the fact that the market is loving the earnings season. david: adam, there is a rule in journal, follow the money and the money is coming in covers of corporations. >> absolutely. that is the easiest explanation. i like the way liz framed that actually. all the other factors tend to be blips or one-day things, when companies come in with good ea