the home of eric rudolph.ortunately, the news travels faster than they do. >> the investigation of a deadly bombing at a clinic in alabama that performs abortions is centering on a gray nissan pick-up and a man who may know something about it. just moments ago investigators announced they have issued a material witness warrant for eric robert rudolph. they say he may have information about that truck. >> investigators rush to eric rudolph's last known address, hoping to catch him before he hears the news. >> by the time law enforcement authorities, both local and the local sheriff's office and the fbi and atf showed up at the trailer, the door was swinging in the wind. when you step inside here, you could tell that the individual who had left this trailer left in a big, big hurry. >> there were guns left in the trailer. there was a fairly substantial amount of cash that was hidden behind a picture frame that was left in the trailer. some of the same type clothing that the bomber in birmingham was supposed to h

eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. done rrp enjoying a double-digit read over his rivals. he's comfortably at the top of the pack with 33%. ben carson has 20%. here is donald trump explaining why he will make a better president than clinton. >> i'll make great deals for our country which is very important. martha: byron york, a fox news contributor, good morning to you. donald trump in a head-to-head matchup with hillary clinton. >> this favorable ratings are rising, hers are going down. she lost a lot of her support in the democratic field and she lost support in a head-to-head. it was unthinkable that's donald trump could be head-to-head with her in national poll was unthinkable and its happened. martha: as donald trump pointed out in that sound bite we just played, niece are two very different men. >> we have now had three polls in a row showing truck in the 30s with ben carson in second place about a dozen points behind. and everybody else way down with half of the support that carson has. either trump and carson are by themselves in the first tier. but the race has be

>> well, eric, prices are not arbitrary. prices for food, prices for housing, prices for stocks, and prices for labor. wages. i mean, they're not based on a whim. they're not based on feeling or pulled out of a hat. they're actually based on economic reality. the labor department knew this 80 years ago. the higher you raise the minimum wage, the more jobs particularly low skilled jobs you destroy. what does that do? that discriminates against people just getting in the work force. it kills their self-esteem and their ability to build those skills to move higher up the economic ladder. that's the result of a minimum wage. >> we spent time in times square, and there are frankly people on both sides of the argument. every time people who are in favor raising the minimum wage, i point to a burger king, mcdonald's, or urban outfitters, and i say what if your bird goes up or the school -- your kids are going back to school? what about the prices of their clothes going up? i really don't want that to happen. someone has to pay. >>

eric: we have announced a range of products.ve products that go up to 10 days and i think that is the , big message with this watch. we know millions of people are using pebble but we really wanted to build our option. for us getting double on to more and more wrists meant looking at the size and shape and how it fits on other people's wrists. we have products that start at $99 that do tracking. that ranges up to $250. emily: in the beginning, you could not keep up with demand. how are you doing on supply versus demand? eric: we sold almost 100,000 watches. it took a while to catch up it was a fair amount of demand. i'm not personally manufacturing the watches anymore. we have a talented team. we are now in best buy, target and it is spreading. >> great to have you back here on the show. i like it. it looks good. that does it for this addition of "bloomberg west." up next we , have a special report on janet yellen speaking at umass amherst. that's next. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie c rose." >> the pop

most importantly to me and eric, are we doing a good thing? here's how it breaks down. sleeve, this much. design, box, packaging, this much. various sundry equipment and miscellaneous, another small chunk. chris, me and eric get a slice out of every bar. that leaves this much, which the retailer takes. chef bleeding heart hippie here has already convinced me to give whatever meager profits we make off our first bar to a local charity. >> what's unusual about these pods? these beans? >> extremely high quality flavor. >> thought not around for a while? >> this is what almost all chocolate was made of over 120 years ago. now it's making a giant comeback. for a chocolatier, this is a once in a lifetime find. >> about 40% of the beans from these trees have white cacao beans mixed in. the rest are purplish in color. but we've heard of an ultra rare group of trees elsewhere further up the mountains that produce pods of all 100% pure white beans and that's something that me and eric are very interested in down the road. but for now, don fortunato's daughter, johanna, has prepar

. >>> huh i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition of the factor election 2016 should the g.o.p. shut down the government over planned parenthood. that's the big question lighting up the campaign trail. the government is willing to shut down the government if there is no deal. after undercover video showing the sell of baby body parts many republicans are saying they can't support any new spending bills that include federal money for the abortion provider. >> we shouldn't be sending $500 million of taxpayer money to funding an ongoing criminal enterprise. i will tell you the facts that republican leadership in both houses has begun this discussion by peremptorily surrendering to barack obama because he threatens a veto. obama is committed to his liberal principles. he will fight for them. he says i will veto any budget that doesn't fund planned parenthood and republicans surrender. we need to stop surrendering and start standing for our principles. >> and the stakes got even higher now that the

and his name is eric. and he is full of energy. he's 8 and looking to share some of that energy with a forever family. >> reporter: a perfect day for apple picking at the dem rest farm. and an even better day to make a pit stop to feed the farm animals. >> they like on eat food. >> reporter: two activities eric would love to do with a family. >> he followed me all day. >> eric is definitely a child with a lot of sense of humor. he's a very, very funny child. he loves watching funny cartoon shows. he likes to make others laugh. >> reporter: despite having a learning disability, eric has managed to break down the language barrier. he arrived in this country only speaking mandarin. >> now he speaks english which is great. he's made a lot of progress. >> bellies are full. >> reporter: eric is now looking to be part of a forever family. one that he can laugh and tell jokes with. >> eric would thrive the most in a very loving home. a home where there is two people that can provide extra time for eric. i definitely think that he needs ext

the management team says eric was more than world class athlete. he was husband and father of 2 small children. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> about bay area fundraiser blitz continue tomorrow for hillary clinton. the we were in belvidere as clinton arrived in the white minivan for sold out private fundraiser. it's one of 3 she held across the bay area today. neighbor clinton supporter tried to catch a glimpse of the presidential hopeful. >> i think it's pretty excitin exciting. my son thinks it's really exciting. i mean hillary clinton. it's grit to have her here. >> tomorrow clinton will hold fundraiser breakfast at home in san francisco. >> donald trump is praising his own tax plan saying it will help the poor and spur the xhechlt he unveiled the plan today. it doesn't include any taxes on those making 25,000 dollars or less. the wealthiest americans would see tax rates cut to 25%. billionaire candidate says any loss of revenue would be offset by ending tax loop hole for wealthy hedge fund manager an growing the economy. >> the economy is goin

eric: absolutely!ic by kenny loggin south korea, hallen oats the soft rock genre is what i grew up on and the music that my parents played in our plymouth sedan growing up. so once pandora and spotify music popped up i was able to revisit the artists. so i created a station of soft rock music that the friends started to listen to and they got hyped up about it. jonathan: nice. eric: i got to see kenny on two separate occasions. once at a fourth of july concert in ohio. a second time in d.c. he performed a small show on capitol hill where i used to work. jonathan: he is great live. last question for you. we are running out of time. quick one. is it "danger zone" that went to the movie "top gun" or the "caddyshack" song of "i'm all right"? which do you prefer? eric: they are going to perform live acoustic version of "danger zone" recorded for "archer"? which do you prefer between the two? quickly. eric: hard. i'm a "danger zone" guy. the whole movie,vate the volleyball king is really great. jonathan: fig

the management team says eric was more than world class athlete. he was husband and father of 2 small children. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> about bay area fundraiser blitz continue tomorrow for hillary clinton. the we were in belvidere as clinton arrived in the white minivan for sold out private fundraiser. it's one of 3 she held across the bay area today. neighbor clinton supporter tried to catch a glimpse of the presidential hopeful. >> i think it's pretty excitin exciting. my son thinks it's really exciting. i mean hillary clinton. it's grit to have her here. >> tomorrow clinton will hold fundraiser breakfast at home in san francisco. >> donald trump is praising his own tax plan saying it will help the poor and spur the xhechlt he unveiled the plan today. it doesn't include any taxes on those making 25,000 dollars or less. the wealthiest americans would see tax rates cut to 25%. billionaire candidate says any loss of revenue would be offset by ending tax loop hole for wealthy hedge fund manager an growing the economy. >> the economy is goin

eric: existen tres vacunas contra la influencia disponibles en el mercado.star pendientes en los sÍntomas de influenza. >> generalmente los sÍntomas son los mismos, dolor de cabeza estado febril, dolor y malestar en los mÚsculos y los huesos en todo el cuerpo. hay mitos de que me vacuna contra la influenza y me enferme. no es posible. una vez usted se pone la vacuna es Éste un perÍodo sw de protecciÓn para quÉ esa vacuna llegue a tener total efecto que requiere. eric: son miles los que ya se han vacunado en contra de la influenza. >> porque eso previene las enfermedades y es importante para mantener la buena calidad de vida. >> es muy importante y mÁs en este tipo de cambios. estamos muy expuestos a laenfermedades eric: debido a que es muy contagiosa y podrÍa llegar a ser mortal se recomienda que si sospecha de estar infectado acuda al mÉdico y tomen medidas al respecto. el centro de control de la enfermedades recomienda la ciudadaÍa a que se vacuna contra la influenza una vez al aÑo. es todo por el momento. eric jimÉnez noticias univisiÓn. julio: a vacunars

you know this, eric. you are in touch with a lot of these folks out there in the country, they want to he know the character of the person. and so i think what you are seeing is with donald trump, there is this brash personality his simple rhetoric connecting with some of these voters angry and frustrated with what's going on in washington. what's happening with president obama. and then, again, he took it an extra step, i think with carlie where i think some of these folks who may be in between trump and ben carson are basically saying wait a second, are these insults becoming a little too much? let it happen now in the primary. >> is it that or donald trump realized it really doesn't matter what he says as long as what he is saying is what any other politician doesn't have the guts or never think of saying. >> that's right. he is like your stream of conscious. >> it's opposite year in politics right now. do the exact opposite of what a normal politician would do and you do better. >> hey eric. i want to

gave his father's name, eric h. deravin jr. a few weeks later received two letters. >> first one was addressed to me, but his name, jr. and so i opened it and it said, yeah, we got the information. thank you. the next one was addressed to me telling me that i was passed away. i'm looking at this saying, you have got to be kidding me. he found his health and benefits cut off. >> is it possible you gave the wrong social security number? >> let me put it this way, i know my father's social security number by heart now. >> then began the effort to undo his own death. including getting a notarized copy of his driver's license. >> a month passed and eric's pension was still not reinstated, so, he asked news 4 for help. >> i mean the red flag, oh, wow, we have two of them. which one? i do have the birth date and i do have the social security number. and it does say this. so, okay, that's the one. >> so, we contacted the social security administration and they tell us that when they received a report that an individual has

you know this, eric. are in touch with a lot of these folks out there in the country, they want to he know the character of the person. and so i think what you are seeing is with donald trump, there is this brash personality his simple rhetoric connecting with some of these voters angry and frustrated with what's going on in washington. what's happening with president obama. and then, again, he took it an extra step, i think with carlie where i think some of these folks who may be in between trump and ben carson are basically saying wait a second, are these insults becoming a little too much? let it happen now in the primary. >> is it that or donald trump realized it really doesn't matter what he says as long as what he is saying is what any other politician doesn't have the guts or never think of saying. >> that's right. he is like your stream of conscious. >> it's opposite year in politics right now. do the exact opposite of what a normal politician would do and you do better. >> hey eric. i want to jum

eric gruin. he studied antiquity, the greeks and the romans and the syrians and the carthaginians and the merchants. -- persians. all of those people. but he says as we look out the can see people as different from ourselves as other and we would rather attribute bad feelings and demonize them as he was saying. use it up -- you set up 10 or 20 constructs in this postmodern world and it's scary but you think that there is another way to look at all of this. it is not us and them or black and white. >> well, what got me going -- as you said i am and ancient historian. not a historian in the modern world. i live in the modern world but i'm not an historian of it. public on the going is that the ancients are now getting the blame for all of this. there is a book published 3-4 years ago called world war, -- worlds war the 2500 shares between east and west. it refers to the conflict between the greeks and persians in this book traces all of our ethics conflicts to antiquity -- ethnic conflicts. be to d

good morning, everyone, i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze.morning and cal fire is investigating a reported fatality. >> flames have scorched 50,000 acres. the fire is zero per accept contained and it has moved into three counties now, napa, sonoma, and lake counties, and middle town and hidden valley lake are among the hardest hit communities. governor brown has declared a "state of emergency," and will meet with officials today. at least 400 homes have been destroyed and many more are threatened. mandatory evacuations are in effect and 17,000 have been forced out of their homes and self evacuation centers are open now and many schools are closed for the day. we are in the community of middletown which was especially hard hit. >> we are standing in front of one of 400 homes destroyed with just the foundation standing. the garage and all you see is the burned truck inside and the melted garage door. that is how we were able to figure out this was a garage. here is video of the fire from over the weekend, it is still bumping out of control. it

eric shaun, thank you for joining us on the campaign. the fox report up next. >>> it is julie banderas and this is the fox report. ahead this hour, pope francis making a historic visit to cuba before coming to the united states later this week. plus, heart attack. investigators release the details on the short and tragic life of baby doe. brand new details on how police finally put a name to the face. republican presidential candidates out in force today on the campaign trail. that is live donald trump speaking in des moines, iowa. he sounded off over the

>> i'm so glad you asked me that, eric.ave made the point that by in terms of numbers the serious problem in the community is young black men. that does not deny the reality that many black mothers fear p cops as much as they feel crooks. too many black men are killed by authority figures. it is by far a much smaller problem than the problem of black people killing black people. we can't ignore it. that's where black lives matter orridgeinated. ferguson was based on a lie. trayvon martin, in those circumstances, maybe all of us if we were like zimmerman would have shot the kid on that rainy night. i don't know, all i do know too many black kids get shot. i say it a million times. don't bum bard me with your cards and letters, the biggest problem is young black men killing other young black men. >> there will be no letters. >> there will be a lot of e-mails. >> yeah. >>> still ahead, facebook friday, but next, new developments on the syrian refugee crisis coming up. ♪ uals great rates. uals great rates. it's a fact. kind of

i'm eric shawn. mrs. clinton has said that the deleted personal e-mails that she sent and received as secretary of state, that she deleted ones like her yoga lesson, details for chelsea's wedding and arrangements for funeral plans for her mother. turns out that deleting e-mails is not same as wiping a server clean. >> kristen fisher live in washington with more on these new revelations. kristen? >> reporter: well, this is northern because it's the strongest indication so far that dlinton's deleted e-mails could be recovered. "washington post" is reporting the denver-based technology company that managed clinton's private server is saying it has no knowledge of the server ever being wiped clean, but even if it was wiped clean it appears who did it did not do a very good job, according to an intelligence source familiar with the ongoing investigation who has the fbi investigators remaining confident they will be able to recover the deleted e-mails. you have to keep in mind there's a big difference between d

. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" the manhunt for eric frein lasted weeks. the case generated national attention. this weekend marks one year since the murder of a state trooper. tonight his father talks only to nbc 10. >>> plus it a's a sight you don want to see. glenn? >>> we just had a brief break from the rain. we will get some wet weather this weekend. the first alert forecast is next. >>> tomorrow marks exactly a year since two pennsylvania state troopers were shot outside the barracks, leading to a man hunt that lasted almost two months before eric frein was captured. communities in the poconos are still trying to get back to normal. nbc 10's doug shimell has the story as we mark one year later. >> every night when i go to work, i say i love you, we miss you. >> reporter: it's a date on their calendar they can't remove. >> i think we are holding our own but then now that it's getting closer to the day, we have our moments. >> reporter: the sniper style murder of state police corporal brian dickson and the wounding of trooper alex douglas. hundreds of

kristen, eric. >> thank you. this is a picture of the car fire that's tying up traffic on the bay bridge. it caught fire in the far right lane heading westbound on the eastern span. firefighters had the fire out in about 20 minutes but not before it caused a major backup and sent thick, black smoke billowing into the air. no word yet on injuries or a cause. >>> new this morning, a construction site in san francisco has just been deemed safe by the sfpd after a bomb threat. the call came in around 7:30 this morning at the site. san francisco police and police canines found nothing. muni had been diverted from the area. it's not clear if the 100 workers sent home will return today. >>> opponents of the warriors proposed mission bay arena are putting forward a new alternative in san francisco this morning. the proposed site would be near pier 80 along the city's third street corridor. the site would have easy access to highways 280 and 101. it's just over a mile from the current proposed site in mission bay. earlier

>> eric this, is part of the problem. the debate is would the president be willing to not fund a bill that would fund the government if it doesn't pay for what seems like the largest abortion provider in the nation, likely taking live, just born babies and cutting them apart to sell their organs. if the president can't sign a bill, then, he is shutting down the government. the issue is framed the wrong way. >> there is no doubt. you can end up pushing it towards the president, and may run into a stumbling block in the senate. if it didn't, president obama would have to veto it. then, you're just basically saving the american people from a shut down. >> well, first of all, i -- adam and i probably agree on the atrocities we've seen in these under cover videos. i advice everyone to -- this is not an issue of abortion. >> if you're handing a victory to president obama. now, you're saying i'm going to veto efforts to shut down the government. you know, you know you have to eat it on whether or not he's pro abortion or not. >>

for now, i'm eric shawn and back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thanks, eric.reports that the company who managed hillary clinton's private e-mail server says it has no knowledge that the server was actually wiped clean. that means that the more than 30,000 e-mails that clinton said she deleted from the device could possibly be recovered. clinton has said that personal e-mails sent and received while she was secretary of state were deleted from the server. deleting e-mails is not the same as wiping a server clean. ed rollins is former principal white house adviser to president clinton. he has been a long time strategist and he is a fox news political analyst. susan verreccio with the washington examiner and dan yergen vice chairman of ihs, author of "the quest and the prize." thanks so much for joining us, everybody. the server may very well have not been wiped clean. ed rollins, what's your take on this latest? >> i don't think her private e-mails matter. she's not going to give them up and nobody will get ahold of them. you can try with subpoenas, but they're

ihm chrissen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. a check at the weather forecast. >> you can waking up to cooler conditions. as we look towards san francisco we can see some increase in fog and low clouds. for your next 12 hours our day planner is showing those temperatures will be relatively mild, but then they will start to warm up just a little bit. we are seasonal right now. we are going to see those temperatures eventually cool down. i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. let's talk to sue hall who is in for some traffic. >>> good morning. we have a sig alert on the peninsula. i'm showing you the abc 7 ways app which shows a

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. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news this hour, questions about transparency dogging her campaign, hillary clinton telling "face the nation" if morning that she does promise to be more forthcoming. >> people have questions. i want to try to answer them. >> but did she really do that? we'll take a close look at her brand-new response about a question concerning benghazi. >>> the wildfire situation in california getting a lot worse. a new fire today claiming the life of another person and destroying ten more homes. we'll have a live report. >>> and pope francis visiting with fidel castro on day two of his historic trip to cuba, the communist dictator who once banned the church. we'll have the latest on their closed door meeting. >>> so we start with politics. a new poll is out following the second republican debate. enit shows carly fiorina's campaign is on the raise after her strong performance in wednesday's debate. fiorina now polling at 15% for second place, donald trump remains the front runner but hi

eric roaner died at squaw valley. he was a north bay native.ernard talked with some of his hometown friends. >> eric rhoner is being remembered as a daredevil that broke all the rules of extreme sports. this was one of his best relaxing in a lawn chair suspended by balloons. he shoots out the balloons and plummets with a parachute. growing up in the north bay, friends say he never forgot his hometown roots. >> it's hard to beat this. >> reporter: eric would go anywhere in the world as long as there was a mountain he could jump or fly off of. his videos are legendary. he was doing extreme stunts wearing wing suits flying through the alps before popping a parachute. but a stunt monday morning would be his last. sheriffs officials say he was killed in a sky diving accident before a golf tournament where he struck a tree while trying to land. >> like any great athlete it would be a loss to the sport. it will be a greater loss to his friends and family. >> reporter: autographed posters hang all around his sports store where rhoner was a long time cu

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and eric bolling. and this is "the five." welcome to our labor day special. we hope you had a great holiday weekend, and we've got a packed show for you tonight. we begin with two big issues on america's minds this election season -- immigration and foreign policy. which candidates have the strongest platforms? which issue will be the most important to voters when they head to the polls? first up, immigration and the candidate who is certainly fired up to debate over it. >> i will build the greatest wall that you've ever seen. i want it to be so beautiful because maybe someday they're going to call it the trump wall. maybe. i have to make sure it's beautiful. i'll use the word anchor baby. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we'll work with them. they have to go. >> it's about laws. it's about borders. if we don't have a border, we don't have a country. >> the debate has been fired up on immigration. this is the man who has led the charge. there's varying viewpoints around the table. geraldo, i'll

remember old eric cantor? eric cantor used to be the number two guy in congress.lost his seat. we now know that speaker boehner was planning to resign last year, so eric cantor could step up and be the new speaker of the house. but then when, shock, eric cantor instead lost his seat in a primary to a right-wing tea party upstart, obviously that plan fell apart. that's why john boehner says he stayed on until now. but when eric cantor died that bizarre political death the republicans had to scramble to rebuild their leadership team. and in the end when they had to do that unexpectedly they decided to take a hard right turn. the man who would have been the first jewish speaker of the house in the history of the united states, eric cantor, was effectively replaced in the republican leadership by a congressman who once called himself david duke without the baggage, and who was known in his home state for speaking at a white supremacist klan gathering. i mean, i know everybody thinks that lucky lucky kevin mccarthy is inevitably going to become speaker of the house, bu

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eric: a dÓnde vamos a parar!lia le gusta la mÚsica texana, pasa en muchos hogares, los jÓvenes les gusta un gÉnero musical diferente al que le gusta a sus padres, pero un dÍa natalia se dio cuenta que se combinaba su mÚsica con la mÚsica tradicional tambiÉn podÍa conectarse con su familia de una manera especial, ahora sus padres entienden mucho mejor lo que ella quiere, y entiende mucho mejor a sus padres y la cultura que los une. los invito descargar la canciÓn "todo es posible". vi la campaÑa y me llamÓ la atenciÓn, y escuchÉ la mÚsica, hizo un mix, la verdad es increÍble cÓmo podemos unir generaciones. doctora nancy: tenemos que estar orgullosos de nuestras raÍces, cuando una persona no se siente orgulloso de ser latino y de hablar en espaÑol, aquÍ no hay estabilidad emocional, lo que te hace sentir que puedes crecer es cuando amas tus raÍces, no seamos burro, lo que pasa en el mundo es que la gente le encanta a una gente que habla con acento colombiano Ó venezolano, es muy lindo. eric: yo soy ejemplo de que s

i'm eric shawn. time now for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm arthel neville. welcome. joining susdr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lenox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel professor at langone medical center and author of "the inner pulse, "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health" which is what we do every sunday. >> great to see you both. >> this is a great topic we're starting with. we'll begin today with a ground breaking new study recommending that doctors take a more aggressive approach to treating blood pressure. right now guidelines suggest that the systolic pressure on the top number of 150 to 160 is a good target, but this study recommending that doctors try to keep that number under at least 120, especially in people over the age of 50. dr. samadi, you're up first, what do you think about this approach? >> big news. huge news for medical community and for patients out this. this was on the cover of "new york times" and "wall street journal" which is extremely rare to see this on the front cover. spent clinical tr

is eric correct or under estimating?ers, the donald trump to the left. >> i don't think he is interesting. >> have you heard his album? >> maybe i need to listen to that and then come back. maybe that would change it. he is to the that interesting. donald trump is interesting. he says crazy things. >> what happened to the hope of the midwest, the governor of wisconsin? >> scott walker. >> yes. >> i don't know he just -- he was going to be the guy. i live in iowa and des moines. it is very exciting. there are the caucuses and then a dead zone. thankfully none had brawts. they all stayed away. >> you have to have the corn and the fried bed. >>nd an unpleasant surprise on his check for his takeout food. yes, the the price. nailed that joke. stay tuned. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words the

we'll see. >> i mean this should be significant, eric.'s not one or two, it's not some kind of outlier story. you have 50 saying listen this is being inappropriately altered. meaning erasing some truth, modifying it, shape shifting it so it makes the administration look good that they're actually making gains in the fight against isis and al qaeda. >> maybe i can ask dana this. are they doing this for the public consumption or is this the information going to the defense department for the generals to make their decisions on? if they're giving the generals all the intel coming in disseminating to the people who need to be on the inside properly and just saying to us, i mean, it stinks for us, i.e. isis is the j.v. team when inside they really know they're problems. as long as they're taking care of business on the inside. i don't know if this is for their consumption or ours. >> you mean the intel report? >> yes. >> all this intel would be funneled up and then sent to the administration for their consumption so they could make decisions.

kristen and eric? >> the latest cal fire estimate of the fire shows how large it is, the fire started saturday nearlien valley south of glenn brook and has spread east to the adams area through pine grove and past middle town and southeast to hidden valley lake. thousands are forced from their homes because of the fires and mandatory evacuation orders include highway 175 and highway 29, north of calistoga, and highways 29 and 53 if lower lake and several communities including middletown and hidden valley lakes as we have told you. advisory evacuations have been issued along fine plat road in issued along fine plat road in healdsburg and in taking shelter. january -- janet has that story. >> this is the second time evacuees are at the fair grounds which is devastating. though are pulling together and trying to keep their spirits high and helping each other out. the anybodies continue to grow as the threat of the fire remains. more people are headed here to the fair grounds. people we spoke with said whi

eric, welcome.ice to have you back with us. >> good to be here. >> do you still like most of those stocks or all of them for that matter? >> yeah. we still own all of them. we still really like target. it's one of the stocks we think is going to benefit thematically from an improving economy. we're just not buying that china is going to send us into the economic abyss. we think the u.s. is going to continue to grow and companies exposed to th growth are going to do well. >> let's talk about your first pick, and that is target. you like its dividend yield, almost 3%, and you like big blue chips generally. so tell us about target. >> well, target, the dividend yield is important to think about this. it's above the market. the average -- you know, the average dividend yield's closer to 2 than 3. so it's aboston market but it's not so high as to get the interest of yield specifically oriented investors. you get into really the highest yield stocks. they're a little bit pricey. so we think the yield offe

public speaker: eric brooks. if you have staff constraints i understand the delaying but of course i want the priority to be cleanpowersf. even if the planning commission where we have split appointments, we basically have a disaster happening in how often bad projects get approved. and it's because in my opinion the elected body, the board of supervisors should be making the majority of the appointments on all commissions and all government bodies. i hope that even if we are delaying we start pushing for that after the current executive gets reelected because the current executive in my view is appointing a bunch of people at all of these commissions doing us in. please don't back burner it too much. thanks. public speaker: jed holes man. san francisca: as the board of supervisors are aware that currently the situation we have in the county is when someone needs to be, when an empty seat, a vacant seat is there the mayor is actually able to appoint someone who takes office immediately before the board of supervi