erin: hi. erin. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. erin: how are you? lemonis: and what do you do here? erin: i take care of the money. lemonis: she takes care of everything is what she takes care of. erin: this is april. lemonis: okay. erin: this is 2012. lemonis: so in this month, you know how much revenue you did? andrew: 120? lemonis: 109. andrew: okay. lemonis: how much did you make on 109? andrew: i have no idea. lemonis: $78. andrew: sales fell off greatly and it just hasn't blossomed to where it needs to go. erin: grooming has been underperforming. training has been lagging. our top performer is definitely boarding, and this year, boarding's off quite a bit. lemonis: what is your occupancy? andrew: what do you mean? lemonis: if all the runs and all the beds were occupied, you would have $1,830,000. what do you think your level of occupancy is as a percentage of your total? do you know that number? andrew: no. lemonis: the maximum revenue that the kennel system could generate is about $1.83 million if every kennel was full, every night at a state

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er erin como has got your traffic th morning. how does it look, erin. h >> 6:48. vehicle fire. this is indian head highway southbound out by farmington way. we have a lan getting by. looks like that fire is under control but still a lot of police presence and this is causing some atypical southbound delays. northbound side looks good. let's move to our maps show acyoextly againut iound neandr farmington road. all lanes previously blocked. onno we alsone lan getting by have a crew out 14th street northwest ate h allison street. motorcycle crash. let's go outside and take a look at our crew that's on ground there. we do have some live pictures of this moto crash. metrobus dealing with detour and you can see metrobus approaching that sce rightnow se of that. yoll have to use cautionar northbod after lorton crash blocks the right shoulder right lane, delays. t back you guys. >> thanks, erin.>> 6:50 is the time. check out new video of -- this is allison's new favorite. try ao ilet. s >> for those who will nothis dep busea creature creatzz on the web. noaa officials cam

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erin comeath traffic. >>er 4:56 gearing up for met row serv no reported delays. fire sheppard near georgia avenue caution there a side from that one traffic is look going on 270. s . i'll let you know if that changes no problems ox inhill looking good acceek. no problems suitlandkw par oned and kenrtilunwohy roads questions erinfoxdc on oned and kenrtilunwohy roads questions erinfoxdc on twitter we'll be right back meet aime hoeber. self proclaimed mother of the chemical weapon corp rvwhere she referred to negas as just insecticide developed r people. someone who's de a career cashing in on her government concts- ons a board member to defraud shareholders. and is now pursuing trumps agenda of defunding plaed parenthood and denying medical coverage to people with pre existing conditions. the more you know aimee hoeber, the less y want to. i'm david trone, i approve this message. because...shoppingthrill you. sl d with big brands at small prices... for the whole family! woo hoo! and unexpected finds you never knew you were looking r. marshas is never boring, and al

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. >> it's tuesday, october 30, mike and erin are are he ready to rock and roll. mike, let's start with you. >> sunshine and temps mid 60s this afternoon. good halloween forecast for full detailshead. >> 5dsre:00 quiet and metro on time. yes. back to you. >> all right. thank you 5:00 straight upt right now righhehe mornin t morning's top story. >> massacre will begin taking plac 4 hadill be played laid to rest. they rth a jerry wind diel stein the rbi alife synagogue where the shooting happens says the sbprenghtayid telsint to lay protecting mournersth>> at e nefu robert bs first aappearance. he was shot b multi officer andate court in a sen. i's due back thursday. >>> othe 5r developing stories locally. >> in the district we're learning more aboutt a woman se on fire after trying to break a fight.e "fox5" a cutler live at the poce station in the northeast now. .ood morning, anne. this woman >> literally bned as she tries p that fight and this is something that involved entire ighborhood. this happened northeast. we want show you video of by standers desperately t

erin, a lot of loose ends here.is artist, banksy, right, this long-standing mystery, the buyer is is a mystery, sotheby's is saying, we don't know what happened. what are you hearing from people who were in the room? >> you know, it's interesting, brooke. people in the room tell me that up until the point of this sale, it was a very staid, very stuffy event. multiple pieces of art selling for millions of dollars. this was the last item to be auctioned off, the iconic banksy piece, the girl with the balloon. the gavel went down, $1.4 million total in sale. and then all of a sudden, according to people in the room, the item started to beep and then partially shred. people were absolutely shocked. and then, of course, asking some serious questions. banksy, himself, only providing partial answers in the form of an instagram post that he made on saturday, showing a man fitting the frame with this shredder, saying that he installed it a few years ago, in case it ever went up for auction. as if what triggered the shredding

tianess erin fox5 d.c. on twi tter.ly and allison, back to you guys. >> ♪ur >> 7:07 is time right now. we're going to turn to new details in that massive migrant caravan making its way to the united states. this morning it has grown even larger and it's n clear what, if anything, can be done to stop the group. >> as our wisdom martin tells us now, it could become a potent issue ahead of next month's midterm elections. wisdom, good mornnig. >> goodng to you allison and holly. president trump is blaming the caravan ond immigrationleai laws and democrats specifically as the group makes its way into mexico. they are even clinging to the back of trucks the migrant caravan eimated to be more than 5,000 strong. mexico's efforts tom stop the at the border did little progress. you have to go o and vote. >> president trump at a rally in nevada over the weekend specifical mentioned the caravans and yesterday this tweet, the caravans are a disgrace to the democratic party. now.ge the immigration laws >> certa he would prefer to hav

but it is still too soon to call with this demographic. >> erin, before we let you go, i want to getts on social media usage here. it had been that snapchat was really, really popular with young adults and with teenagers, but instagram has taken over as number one according to the survey >> instagram is the most used social platform, 85% cited as such snapchat was a hair below, 84% we continue to see instagram on the rise we have seen teens when we asked them what platform is best for brands to communicate with, instagram is number one on that question as well facebook engagement has been declining in the survey. >> erin murphy, thank you. >> thank you. >>> piper surveys are fun to watch. >> crocs >> close to session lows dow down 170 s&p not quite session lows we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable aler

." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. senate democrats tonight suggesting that past fbi background checks on brett kavanaugh include evidence of inappropriate behavior. a major charge if true. eight of the ten democrats of the judiciary committee writing a letter to chairman chuck grassley. their issue? a tweet sent out by republicans last night which read this, in part. "nowhere in any of these six fbi reports, which the committee has reviewed on a bipartisan basis, was there ever a whiff of any issue at all related in any way to inappropriate sexual behavior or clalcohol abuse." well, tonight, democrats say that tweet is not accurate and are demanding that republicans

tessa and erin, good morning. the senate vote for justice kavanaugh the closest in history. does it matter? i mean, pete made the point he's got to vote just like the other eight of them, his vote is equal. is this basically a win is a simple win? >> i think pete is right that i'm not sure it will matter in terms of how the nine justices do their jobs and interact with each other, but the place that it really will matter is in public perception of the supreme court, it's really important that the american public views the court as an institution above politics. they need to have faith in the decisions that the court hands down and that's been on decline for the past few decades and i think this will shake that foundation even more in terms of how voters view the role of the justices and whether they are performing their duties with politics in mind, which they are not supposed to. >> how long do you think, erin, any sense of how long the ill will that's definitely there in washington right now, how long this reverberates, the bitterness over the process, the confirmation and

erin, you're up first. >> i like being long energy. fact we're four-year highs, this still has a long way to go spare capacity is still very limited. >> thank you very much >> jon najarian. >> ross stars, courtney gibson's country, loop, just gave them an update today >> i love it i love the stock and options and i think it's going tiger from he here >> upgraded by oppenheim, 50% up i got it back again. >> good stuff. thank you, all >> thanks for watching another new record for the dow "power lunch" begins now >> thank you, scott. i'm melissa lee. the hot and hold stock market, the major averages hitting record highs, but it's weakness in several areas of the market that are getting the most attention. is it simply selective stock picking or something more serious? and the race to the future, gm shares are revving higher. the automaker teaming up with honda to make driverless cars. why investors are giving it the green light. and clouded in smoke, the fda raiding headquarters of juul, seizing thousands of documents from the ecigarette

>>kay. >> good morning, erin. lotst through. guys, 6:36 metro rail lineme on ti live look bw parkwayod news. northbou side heavy. crash earlierer construction by mill. from the beltway through powder mill road and right now a 10 minute slow down. things are improving not 100% .ack to normal inner loop after telegraph road crash leftty c lane that's causing delays. be mindful of that one and we al have where anne cutler is wrap. avenue south east plice tivity near alabama avenue. plos ion thene road. jeernso before montrose a as you makeourvillerach cshs town piken ther 50 out by leonard road excuse me i'm having a moment aside from that as you make your w southbound kenilworth maryland to 11 street bridge. i'll gse mylf together and have more coffee. back to you guys. ill ahead a unique item stole and back wherloit bes this morning. >> and you have heard of term sunday scary s. it's fear of starting new week after th weekend turns out it's real thing and can have real implications on your the sunday scare. real implications on y

charles: erin, all eyes are on technology. adobe gave updated guidance. they are leading tech sector. some beaten down names are going to come through. which ones looking intriguing to you? which once perhaps could take leadership here? >> certainly more in the software side. right now anything to do with hardware, anything attached to memory prices is really looking rough. though they will probably have a great third quarter and report well, the problem is the guidance going forward. and we keep seeing memory prices going down. we're expecting fur guidance downward. that might be a little hard hit. i would stick with any of your software services but be a little wary of semis and hardware. charles: broughtly speak we are -- we're not that far from the all-time high. some would even argue the last two weeks could be categorized as typical consolidation after the amazing third quarter in the market. is it possible, erin, that we could get enough momentum out this earnings season to end with a big bang. >> it is very possible and one of the things that is t

your first look at a film some are calling her best since erin brockovich. >> then how taye >> commond "e.t." his family was embarrassed the see his ♪ >> lady gaga, harry styles and serena williams are all teaming up. they have been picked to co share next year's met gala. it's the oscars of fashion. >> it's going to be great. the theme is camp which is perfect for lady gaga. it's all the overthe topness. >>> gaga is drawing rave reviews. >> the dog who i fell in love with is actually your real life dog? >> yeah, that's charlie. >> in this movie charlie who f a scene stealer during one of bradley's most heart wrenching moments. >> does your dog have to audition or were you like i already know you're the greatest animal on the planet? >> you know, i never even thought about any other dog but him. >> we've seen the pooch in real life out for a walk with cooper and baby mama irina shayk, but here's some dog data. charlie is named after bradley's late father charles cooper. he's a golden doodle, a golden retriever poodle mix. and he's a rescue who stole lady gaga's heart. >> did you ever

she lost her niece, erin, just 26 years old, in the accident. she joins me now.alerie, i'm so, so sorry. erin was 26. she was with her new husband, shane. they had just married in june. what can you tell us about her? >> erin was one of the most beautiful souls. she loved her family. she loved everybody. everybody loved her. she had such a beautiful smile. and just lit up the room when she came in. we always said she was fomo, fear of missing out, because she loved to be with everybody and have fun. and just be around family, which was probably the most important thing in all of our lives, being together. she was married. she was 34 years old, not 26. and her husband was just turned 30. they were married june 8th. and we celebrated their wedding with all of our friends and family. and this is just a tragedy beyond comprehension for all of us, including all of the other families who were affected by this. >> of course. and i don't know if you can see what we're looking at, but we're looking at these beautiful, i think maybe they're engagement photos of the two of

and erin gibbs. erin, start with you, a lot of things driving the market. with the volatility, people scratching their heads. what hit me? did anyone get the license plates of that truck that hit me. we were up 350. down five something, finished off 230 points. >> away from the screen in 20 minutes, that is what happened. clearly there is still a lot of fear out there. so all it takes is one piece of negative news to send the markets turning. charles: what happens midday though? the market, all the news for the most part out there. you're rallying. you're up 350. you're flat, you're down 350. it is volatility in of itself culprit here or volatility begats volatility? >> this is really showing the fear that is out there. investors are trying to figure out how do we value equities in this market where we have rising interest rates yet strong fundamentals. what is the real recession risk over next two years. that fear, unknown, scratching your head, trying to figure out how we are supposed to value equities in this new environment is what is causing this volat

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right, erin? >> a isn't about grades. this is about my wy.>> pretty good one today. >> i'd give it a bon points for. extra credit. >> you can go wrong >> hi, erin. >> tucker was helping me move on my theatrics because he's got the moves down. he knows what he's doing. >> um-hmm. >> we can all only hope be as rhythmic as professor barnes. >> that ght be going a little too far. >> did you hear him laugh. >> did >> right now 8:27. and we h a downedire situation norbeck road and coolidge avenue. wires down. truck pulled down the wires and mathgee road is blocked. pete piringer letting us know 395 to theone.ed right shoulder ty 14th streetyri bdg on 395. allison and and toddlers. if you're sweett lit encourage. >> all right. also as the use of marijuana grows, so may the r aisk dr. mike us ils f ilbreak. ♪ eak. ♪ geing work early. w ha g no with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking awayrotections for pre-existing cditions. could lose reproductive healthiee. named ben. ben is a national lead who'

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vehicle appeared in terrible condition," abeling told the washington post, remembering a text sent by erin. the group, on their way to a 30th birthday party at a brewery in cooperstown, new york, was supposed to take a bus to the party, but that vehicle had broken down en route to the event, the post reported. so the limo was sent as a replacement. twenty people, including all 18 in the limo and two pedestrians, were killed after the car apparently blew through a stop sign and hit a parked suv outside a crowded store saturday afternoon. the limo was estimated to have been going above 60 mph, according to witnesses.the crash "sounded like an explosion," witness linda riley, who was shopping with her sisters at the time, told the associated press. the incident is the u.s.'s deadliest transportation accident since a 2009 plane crash that killed 50. family members are devastated. "these were friends just starting their lives, getting married and this is how it ended," abeling told the post."it's a tragic loss of beautiful souls." (ken)the department of transportation does have a list of violat

still doubt now in some of those details we're joined by business reporter erin erin trump helling this success is that well from his perspective i definitely think it is a success i mean i don't really think it's important what exactly they agreed to the very fact that there was a deal made is good for trump it's something that he can sell to his voters back home you know when you're looking at trump it's often hard to find kind of a cogent policy that carries him through his entire political career what it's been in the last several years if there is one however it's his skepticism when it regards to international deals multilateral deals working within the world stablished order as we see it special it comes to free trade he always likes to portray himself as a deal maker somebody who will get rid of those a multilateral agreements and say we model country to country we will make a deal now he already got that when he came to mexico and now he again has a new deal like that a direct deal a kind of direct diplomacy style deal with canada so for him in his perspective that alone is a w

. >> she says just as denise and erin did, she was sedated. in her case it was just nyquil.but never passed out. she was completely helpless. completely in his control when it got worse. the intruder told her. >> i have bad news for you. i'm going so have rape you. >> tied up. blindfolded, she pleaded with her captor not to do it. >> he got very quiet. >> then the man who terrorized her for hours suddenly seemed remorseful. >> he said, i'm sorry about this. you know, i've been through this too. >> he offered some helpful home security advice. he recommended i get a dog so i could have protection in the future. >> so he's advising you how to keep this from happening again. >> yes. it's incredible. >> it is. it's hard to believe. >> i agree. >> did the police believe you. >> i don't think so. less than a month later, a similar case in a nearby area, broke into a house and restrained the woman with zip ties and swim goggles and threatened to rape her. was it the same man? was it mueller. >> police investigating salesei samantha's assault weren't sure, but the police believe the

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com president trump says he's a nationalist and he's sticking to it. does he really not know what that word means to so many people? >>> plus, president trump says he's, quote, shattering the blue wave and he's not letting up in the days before the election. here to respond, dnc chairman tom perez and our race of the day. >>> could a 26-year-old tape stop stacey abrams from becoming the country's first black woman governor? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm jake tapper in for erin burnett tonight. trump, the nationalist, the president oe

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comjust hours away from the first key vote brett kavanaugh's nomination. four senators still undecided. is judge kavanaugh about to become justice kavanaugh? >>> and protesters confront senator orrin hatch over brett kavanaugh. his response, grow up. >>> and a former supreme court justice speaks out, why he says kavanaugh should not be confirmed. the reporter who spoke to justice john paul stevens is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the vote is set, just

erin to you first, the president's words, do they have an impact on brett kavanaugh's confirmation? there had to be some strategy last night before he took the stage. >> stephanie, what we saw was him reverting to his favorite mode, which was campaign mode. he was even using the same lines. when he was accused of sexual assault by more than a dozen women during the campaign he responded in a very similar fashion, right, he turned it on them. >> 50% of white women voted for him. >> exactly, 53% of white women voted for him. he did great among non-college woman and women with college degrees who were white, narrowly. so i think he's made the calculation that he is going to rally his base. you saw all of those laughing faces around him. and the question is going to be, will he do so at the ex-tens of jeff flake, lisa murkowski and susan collins? but this is what he loves to do. i mean, they were shouting lock her up, who is her? right, it's fill in the her. it's the rage of who is the falsely accused. meanwhile, he began his campaign by saying that mexico was sending rapistes. so i thi

our breaking news coverage continues right now with "erin continues right now with "erin burnett outfront." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, the saudis making a major announcement tonight, admitting after weeks of denials that the "washington post" contributor is dead. what will president trump do now? >>> and trump doubling down on his praise for republican who body slammed a reporter. his allies say he was just joking. was he? >>> plus, a caravan of thousands of migrants have made their way to mexico tonight. the president says they're headed to the united states next. is it just fear mongering? let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. we have breaking news and a major admission from saudi arabia. after 17 days, state tv finally kwon if i weri confirming what the world already expected. jamal khashoggi is dead. the government, the saudi government, also revealing that 18 saudi nationals have been arrested in connection with this. and this man we'll show you, major general, the deputy of the intelligence s

erin, first, i want to start because former u.s. attorney -- u.s. troernl, excuse me, eric holder had this to say. with the con gir mation of kavanaugh and the treatment of merrick garland, the legitimacy of the supreme court can justifiably be questioned. the court must prove through its work it is worthy. how does the court go about doing that? >> well, i mean, i think we should look back to other times that have been extremely controversial in the history of the court. the one that comes to mind is bush v. gore. the way that they handled it was kind of to pretend it didn't happen. if you ask me what i think would happen, think the nine justices will try to smooth over those wounds. clarence thomas also joined the supreme court after being accused of sexual misconduct. i think the way to interpret justice kagan and justice sotomayor's comments there and a way to predict what the supreme court will do is think about one person, and that's chief justice john roberts. he's somebody who does care about the court's legitimacy. he's a very conservative

our breaking news coverage continues right now with "erin continues right now with "erin burnett outfronttac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, the saudis making a major announcement tonight, admitting after weeks of denials that the "washington post" contributor is dead. what will president trump do now? >>> and trump doubling down on his praise for republican who body slammed a reporter. his allies say he was just joking. was he? >>> plus, a caravan of thousands of migrants have made their way to mexico tonight. the president says they're headed to the united states next. is it just fear mongering? let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. we have breaking news and a major

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"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, president trump says he's a nationalist and he's sticking to it. does he really not know what that word means to so many people? >>> plus, president trump says he's, quote, shattering the blue wave and he's not letting up in the days before the election. here to respond, dnc chairman tom perez and our race of the day. >>> could a 26-year-old tape stop stacey abrams from becoming the country's first black woman governor? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm jake tapper in for erin burnett tonight. trump, the nationalist, the president of the united states is tonight embracing the controversial term, nationalist. it's a term he used twice just today within a matter of two hours. >> call me a nationalist if you'd like. >> call him a nationalist if you'd like. it's a broad term with many definitions, but most politicians in this country avoid using it because it's a word loaded with the baggage of bigotry. european nationalist parties with anti-immigrant and ant

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> just hours away from the first key vote brett kavanaugh's nomination. four senators still undecided. is judge kavanaugh about to become justice kavanaugh? >>> and protesters confront senator orrin hatch over brett kavanaugh. his response, grow up. >>> and a former supreme court justice speaks out, why he says kavanaugh should not be confirmed. the reporter who spoke to justice john paul stevens is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the vote is set, just 16 hours away as the bitter battle over brett kavanaugh is coming to a head. and here's what senators are combing through and have been all throughout the day. 45 pages of interview summaries, 9 people interviewed, 1,600 pan pages from the fbi tip line and what was in all of those pages? it literally depends on who you ask. i know, you've heard the story before. it has become the definition of a tale of two reports. so, let's start with republicans. w

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, the death toll from hurricane michael keeps rising. it now stands at 17. many still unaccounted for. >>> and new details tonight about the missing "washington post" contributor, did he use his apple watch to record his own death? >>> and president trump's ties to saudi arabia running deep. how he's been doing big business with the kingdom for decades. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. breaking news, the death toll from hurricane michael rising. now at least 17 people across 4 states and officials expect that number to go up still. you are looking at the devastated remains of mexico beach, florida. the town that took michael's first and most damaging blow. late today, 16 people across mexico beach were rescued. one survivor was literally pulled out alive from underneath the rubble. one of the biggest unknowns, though, how many people are still missing tonight. local, state, and federal officials no

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. the president facing fierce resistance in pittsburgh. protesters telling him he's not welcome. the allegheny county executive who refused to meet with him is my guest tonight. they reinterviewed steve bannon, the topic roger stone. the president claims he can defy the constitution and end birthright citizenship. melania trump's immigration attorney, well, he begs to differ and he's my guest too. let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm jake tamer in for erin burnett. outfront, unwelcome? the president making a controversial visit to pittsburgh after the deadliest attack on jews in american history, the president was greeted by hundreds of protesters singing "this land is your land." protesters with signs saying the president's not welcome until he stops what they perceive to be his assault on immigrations and refugees. until he fully denounces white nationalism to their satisfaction. the protests on one level are not surprising. pittsburgh is after all a very capital "d" democratic city

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, president trump says blaming the saudis for the apparent murder of a "washington post" contributor is another case of guilty until proven innocent. is the president getting played? >>> plus, the president making headlines at this hour about his former attorney, michael cohen, about the midterms, and about stormy daniels. wasn't of t one of the reporters who just spoke with president trump is my guest. >>> also a top epa official in charge of children's health sidelined by the agency. why she thinks the trump administration wanted to stop her in her tracks. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm jake tapper in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, president trump telling the associated press that blaming saudi arabia for the apparent murder of "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi is another case of being, quote, guilty until proven innocent and, quote, i don't like that. president trump then goes on to compare the situatio

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.coming, i'm jake tapper in for erin burnett. the search for a serial bomber, authorities trying to find out who's responsible for sending at least six explosive devices to prominent democrats and a former cia director in care of cnn. the targets include former president barack obama and michelle obama in washington, d.c., former secretary of state hillary clinton and former president bill clinton in new york. former obama attorney general eric holder, though the package was sent to the wrong address and sent to the return address wh

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com"outfront" next, breaking news, the death toll from hurricane michael keeps rising. it now stands at 17. many still unaccounted for. >>> and new details tonight about the missing "washington post" contributor, did he use his apple watch to record his own death? >>> and president trump's ties to saudi arabia running deep. how he's been doing big business with the kingdom for decades. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. breaking news, the death toll from hurricane michael rising. now

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, the monstrous storm that just won't quit. michael is on the move. the devastating hurricane at this hour lashing georgia, alabama, and on its way to the already hurricane ravaged carolinas. michael slammed ashore near mexico beach, florida, at midday today, making landfall as an incredibly powerful life threatening category 4 storm with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. those are the sustained maximum winds. we're showing you here the catastrophic winds of michael's eye wall as it tore into panama city beach. they predicted this storm was going to be one for the books, and it already is. the strongest hurricane to hit the florida panhandle in reported history, and the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew more than a quarter century ago. marked by its devastating winds, the storm ripping off the roof of this hotel, honest lely, lik it's a toy.

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, the monstrous storm that just won't quit. michael is on the move. the devastating hurricane at this hour lashing georgia, alabama, and on its way to the already hurricane ravaged carolinas. michael slammed ashore near mexico beach, florida, at midday today, making landfall as an incredibly powerful life threatening category 4 storm with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. those are the sustained maximum winds. we're showing you

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, i'm jake tapper in for erin burnett. the search for a serial bomber, authorities trying to find out who's responsible for sending at least six explosive devices to prominent democrats and a former cia director in care of cnn. the targets include former president barack obama and michelle obama in washington, d.c., former secretary of state hillary clinton and former president bill clinton in new york. former obama attorney general eric holder, though the package was sent to the wrong address and sent to the return address which was, oddly, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz's office in sunrise, florida. of course she didn't send that package. the exact same return address, we should note, was used for clinton's and obamas' packages. devices were also sent to democratic congresswoman maxine waters on capitol hill. they're still trying to figure out if it's tied to these other incidents, as well as one sent to liberal billionaire and philanthropist george soros and

erin, we had facebook last night after the bell. the stock sold off initially and then it came back. so we were wonder something that facebook specific or maybe some sort of a turning point in markets or how do you read into all this? >> recently earnings season, the individual reports have not matter so much. when you go through periods of high volatility, with sharp down days and rebound day, what really overtakes is overall sentiment toward the market and not individual stock reports. we've seen that throughout earnings season. some days you have a great report, your stock fills tanks. and today market up a lot, looking at facebook beta we would expect it up above the market value which is exactly what is happening. for us when you're in these super volatile environments, correlations across stocks sharply rise, everybody kind of acts the same way. this is sort of expected. we're really happy most stocks will be up today. connell: right. to. just paying attention to the tense erin was using in her comment, susan. that we're in th

charles: erin, the tech wreck. the nasdaq 100 down almost 6% from october 1 to today.going on there? is there something people should be concerned about? how much further is it going to go, and will money rotate to other areas of the market? >> date was a fear of trade. we say tech, but it's communications. your interactive media. and the manufacturers that make hardware and semis. those two groups. google went down a little less than 1%. by the was the semis and manufacturers that tanked today. semis were down 23.5%. charles -- down 2.5%. >> it's getting worse. profit growth is down to low single digits. charles: this group historically has booms and busts. google after the close, some more news about not want to go do the pentagon deal. they have a worse issue and that's amazon eating their lunch. do you sense that at all? >> that was another headline that came up. we know that they are fighting for the same dollars that this entire industry, both communications and hard ware. i expressed concern about 2019. i don't see how they can continue to be the leaders when th

at least two victims now identified by their family members as erin and shane, a nearby couple that had just been married in june. that seems to be, really -- it seems to fit the profile. many of the occupants in the vehicle, they were young promising couples and full of life still, celebrating a 30th birthday, and their families are certainly going through so much at this time. >> the first vehicle they were in broke down, so i don't know if the company sent another vehicle. i am imagining that's what happened, and this must have been worst than the first one, and then my niece said this vehicle is a little sketchy because it made a lot of noise and it didn't look good. she says, i don't know if we are going to survive this, and 20 minutes later she died. >> reporter: as you can imagine, those statements are certainly going to be raising many questions here as authorities begin to try and find out what went wrong. there are two investigations happening right now, the new york state police and ntsb, and also getting a closer look at the vehicle hoping to provide crucial clues as familie

>> thank you, bob pisani mike santoli is with us and s & p investment advisory reportfolio manager erinood morning to you both not just rates, pmi slowing, oil, is this how we go into q4 >> it is off sets to all of the good news, i think it is the story of the year. s&p 500 is up less 2% since end of january what the market has been doing all year is figuring out how long the good canlast and off sets can last. rates, higher cost of corporate deb debt i don't think it is bailing on the bond market for stocks i think it is adjustment to stock bond valuation ratio, stretching to cycle highs, and i think the market has to come to some kind of terms with the new level of yields if they stay here. >> erin, heading into q3 earnings, what are you watching in terms of growth targets and what can happen in light of the stock move today >> a couple of things. there are big hurdles for a few sectors, q3 can be one of the hardest. financials is expected to have earnings by 40%, they have been lagging most of the year some higher rates, spreads are small, that can be tough and dragon the market. tec

as well as that kirby hat trick, drew spence, erin cuthbert and ramona bachman added the others.and so will miss the next game. the draw for the quarterfinals, which take place in march, is on friday 9 november. the son of the leicester city owner killed in an accident at the weekend has written an emotional tribute to his father. vichai srivaddhanaprabha and four others died when his helicopter crashed outside the club's king power stadium on saturday night. tributes have poured in for the thai billionaire since. this afternoon the club released a message from his son top. it said, "i would like to thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for this overwhelming support. what happened made me realise how important my dad was to many people all over the world and i'm touched by how many people kept him close to their hearts. and he went on to say... there have been calls for major reforms at the world anti—doping agency from an international summit on doping in sport. the meeting took place at the white house in washington dc, and was attended by representatives of governments, s

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in for erin burnett. out front tonight, victory lap, the president and his new supreme court justice about to appear together for the first time since that bruising and divisive confirmation battle. all eyes tonight on what brett kavanaugh will say to the country. the historic prime time event in the east room of the white house, you see a live picture there right now. what will their message be tonight? from the president and from the new justice? let's get over to the white house where the ceremony is about to begin. what are we expecting tonight from the president? and from brett kavanaugh? >> i think the big question for what's going to happen here is whether or not we're going to see fence spending or more fire and fury. we expect the president to speak for about 20 minutes or so. we're expecting brett kavanaugh to speak. after we heard the president earlier today talk about the democratic forces aligned against kavanaugh as being evil, whether or not he's going to dial down that rhetoric. we know th

good evening, i'm jake tapper in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight,