although there might be more downside before it bottoms but ben doar is an excellent ceo which is why i'm willing to stick my neck out and recommend putting a small position of -- putting some clorox in your portfolio and then i think, you know what, buy more if it pulls back, because look what's coming cannabis under burt's bee's name you tell me that won't be bomb -- ha-ha b-a-l-m, b-o-m-b let's go to dan in illinois. dan! >> boo-yah, wizard of wall street first time from the corn fields of illinois. >> thank you >> caller: hey, i'm in the house of pain with ali's bargain outlet can you give me a reason not to have my own closeout sale on olli's >> i'll have to tell you to stick with ollie's it really did bomb it did not deliver the right number remember, i like either off price or online. i think ollie's can come back. charitable trust, though, likes burlington much more and what we really like is the fact that we found some burt's bees and it's the bomb balm i always say better late than never, frankly looking for a beauty and the bleach look no further than clorox. kids at home,

doar: good morning, everybody, and welcome to aei. my name is robert doar and i'm so pleased to have you all here this morning for this important discussion of education in the united states. we are particularly gratified and happy to have the secretary of education, betsy devos with us, her husband dick, couselor to the president kellyanne conway, a great honor to have them all here for this important discussion of a topic that's particularly important to aei and our education policy team. and we're also pleased to have, i like to say that aei is a washington-based think tank, but we're not a washington-focused think tank. and so we have three distinguished leaders around the country, from tennessee, arizona and pennsylvania, and they will talk about how some of the issues in washington affect the children and parents in those parts of the country, and really, that's what our discussion is all about. how can we make our schools better. now, a little bit just to give a sense of how i come to this issue and look at it and why i think i

these are five for a doar. package that we find. as you can see, something like this, obviously not marketing, not marketed for adults. >> it's got the colors in it. things that people can think about vaping products as well. >> and these are swisher suite. these are peach and grape. >> and research found mostly in african-american and latino schools where you can get them for a dollar at the corner store while these cost a little bit more. >> right. in affluent schools, juul is an expensive habit. it wipes out savings. and here's, i don't know if you can see that, but there's a cartridge that has the nicotine solution still in it. so this will eventually end up being fragmented and break open and release the contents that will wash into the water. so nicotine is used as a pesticide. also used for killing rats. if children swallow these things, they'll end up in the hospital. so really a significant problem. >> cigarettes is the other big issue. we know about teens and smoking. and you're finding a lot of the butts all over the scho

that needs to invest doars to llions of get system up to date so the these blackouts are not necessary at this scale. they have proposed them and we have experienced the last few weeks. >>this power outage here in mateo county can happen as early as about 3 o'clock today also can happen overnight to a fat. i just happen to know that there could be some issues waking up tomorrow morning with that some more recommendations from pg need it, you know be careful and watch out for any pets, make sure that you have all power banks and electronics you need all charged ready to go of course if you have some backup generators make sure those are ready. but of crse also when it comes to gas make sure you philip all of your teams and you're ready for any possible power outage that could happen in your area for now reporting live here in san mateo county christina tetreault kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>and a helpful tool for you during this power outage will be the kron on app that's our 24 hour streaming news app and you can download it today for free at noon we're going to drop the pay wal

in addition to bragging rights, the person with the heaviest pumpkin wins a prize of seven doars per. if a grower breaks the current world record of 2624 pounds, they walk away with the grand prize of $30,000. the audience will also judge the color, shapes and sizes to rank the most beautiful pumpkin. that winner gets $1000. there are about 50 pumpkins computing today and officials from the san mateo county agricultural commissioner's office will check the weight. we spoke to cindy, the 2016 winner, this morning, she says growing pumpkins isn't easy or cheap. >> there is a lot of money into it also. with fertilizer and growing equipment. i have got injectors pumping fertilizer at every single watering to the come pumpkins, timers for the lights for the watering. it is pretty cool. >> reporter: you might be wondering what happens to the massive pumpkins after this event. she says they are either sold or put on display. the seats are usually harvested and sent to other growers who are looking to make their own huge pumpkins. eventually, they become compost or cows feed. today is the ki