deidre bo deidre bosa has the latest details. >> it's a historic day for canada we're in the most easternountry so we witnessed the first legal sale of recreational cannabis. >> three, two, one [ cheers ] >> now lots of excitement in the store and outside as well. there was a line that started hours before midnight. it extended around the block the man behind the register for that very first sale, you might recognize him, that's bruce linton of canopy growth. he flew here from ottawa to make that first sale. the first proud customer was local ian power. >> i'm happy for cannabis users across the country >> now, in a few hours the store behind me will open back up. we're expecting to see more crowds, more celebrations. this is just one of about 100 licensed cannabis stores opening up across the country today with hundreds more expected over the next year. canadian cannabis sales, there's a big business here. they're expected to reach 5 billion by 2020. the provinces are expected to reap the greatest rewards, estimated 2.3 billion in tax revenues and income. and in the private sector nearly

(grant)(grant) tonight harris will appear alongside deidre dejear-- an african american woman runninga's secretary of state. dejear was the first black woman to win a statewide primary in iowa. several democrats eyeing the white house have revealed their support for dejear. (catherine) elon musk's high-speed underground transport system -- hyperloop -- could soon be a reality. he's been touting the benefits of tube transport for a number of years. sunday on twitter, musk said the tunnel being dug to test his loop should be complete in early december. musk announced there will be an event that opening night -- and free rides for the public starting the next day. the hyperloop test track starts on the spacex property-- a musk company -- in hawthorne. it runs at 125 miles an hour for about two miles. (grant) up next. a fishing boat.... off the coast of san diego... catches fire... prompting a daring rescue. ant) crews were able to rescue 15-people after a fishing boat caught fire near san diego. unfortunately three people are still missing. monique griego reports. footage from a u-s coas

. >> reporter: deidre hawthrone and her family are leaving this shelter, where they rode out mrricane michael with more than 200 other people. what's going through your mind right now? >> dread. >> reporter: hawthorne is returning to the place she's called home in bristol for the last 18 years. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: we were with her when she saw her house for the first time. somehow it still stood, beneath this twisted knot of fallen trees. her daughter amanda had to find another way into the house. this tree happened to fall the other way, narrowly missing their home. what are you feeling as you come home? >> devastated, scared. happy. i've still got a home. >> reporter: but not everyone was so lucky. >> the storm messed up our house. >> reporter: britney chambers and her four-year-old daughter urmani returned home to see firsthand what michael unleashed. the storm devastated chambers' entire street and sent this tree hraight through her daughter's bedroom. when you look in there, how do >>u feel inside? >> sad. >> reporter: your home is severely damaged. you are alive. what ha

phil lebeau has tesla and ford josh lipton on microsoft deidre bosa has visa phil >>> and let's startith ford and the big question will be when these guys report their earnings, how much of a slowdown will we see. and what is the update on the turnaround pla arounaround plan. analysts want concrete detail. so what is the commentary from the ceo. more than a few analysts expressed frusz trags at ttratie lack of information. and auto stocks is among the worst performing sectors this year and so ford's issues, which you can see reflected both in general motors as well as fiat chrysler, none of these stocks are really doing anything, take a look at tesla. this is a controversial stock for a far different reason when they report earnings, the question is will it be a profitable quarter, will it be an earnings report what is the outlook for model 3. they have been a little cagy in terms of giving us the outlook and where production goes from here and is there is a capital raise that is needed in the fourth quarter. remember, tesla's conference call starts at 6:30 tonight. 5:30 is ford, tesl

for a closer look at how well the economy is doing, deidre bolton joins us now. >> good evening.as in office the last time unemployment was this low. hurricanes florence, 300,000 people said bad weather kept them away from their job. the hospitality industry was affected by the hurricane. professional business services the greatest strength in september. more lawyers and arct teches and engineers found jobs last month. the director of the national economic council expressed his optimism. >> we are just humming. this is what should happen. it's happening right now. the economy is running full steam ahead. >> for some investors the team is a problem. -- the steam is a problem. they sold stocks and bonds but that's rare. the s&p 500 hosting its work week in a month. and the benchmark 10 year yield hitting a 7 year high. investors are worried about inflation. when the feds raise rates, all borrowing gets more expensive. and higher energy costs. crude prices up 1.5%. the trump administration wants government and companies to stop buying iranian oil in november. putting pressure to the

deidre bolton joins us from new york.hat a day. >> and, most traders don't blame the feds, and that reaction is true, what is true as bond investors have pushed yields up and higher yields signal more expensive borrowing. not so much the stock market or the bond market but how they are behaving together. and that's what's happening now. it only happened three times in the past 20 years, and it's always predated a falling stock market. they are overvalued, and the argument goes that tech companies can't go at the rate that they can, and after nine and a half years the bull markets are natural. investors are worried about the relationship and one investor says he sees it as a rock onto the water. he says i know it's there, i can't see it but it will be difficult to navigate around if i hit it. so, for key reasons to worry and the market certainly show that. >> bret: deirdre, thank you. president trump warning americans that if democrats win big in next month's midterm elections, the country will move dangerously close, he s

my name is deidre, and i am an opponent of this. i have been unaware of my 39 years out there of any significant pedestrian problems, accidents, fatalities or anything. it's a two mile strip. i know that people paspeed. i think that's the biggest issue. i've brought along a photograph from the m.t.a.'s website -- put it face up. >> which will show a very typical intersection, where i failed to see any problem with visibility for pedestrians or drivers, and this is a very typical intersection out there. i'd like to point out that these are dead end intersections where somebody coming from the avenues either turns right or left. there are, for the most part, stop signs at every intersection. we really don't want to lose every 14 parking spaces. this is a major public beach, lots of surfers. on a nice weekend, honestly nobody can park anywhere close to the beach. i think every parking space is real really important, not only for beachgoers, but people who want to use the paths, everything. the things that we like in this project are cr