they will expire worthless. you can also roll that december out to january and create another calendar. >> and you have your eye on those minor lows, and that is a reasonable downside objective, but it doesn't like like it is much more into that. >> yes, they know the model x that there would be limited deliveries, it could blow up and be a massive thing in the new year, this is why this is a tactical trade using options to target trades. >> something to keep in mind, guys, tesla, there is now a used market, if you want a tesla, you don't necessarily have to buy a new one, which before you did. next, final call on options picks. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. ahh... steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place that lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earning

storm warnings in the east will expire at 6:00 am. as this system pulls away, winds will die down but will continue to usher in colder air right out of canada. high temperatures around siouxland will barely make it out of the lower 20s today with low temperatures tonight in the low teens. today, we're dealing with the effects of the winter storm that hit siouxland yesterday and overnight. as the morning snow hit, roads and sidewalks began to freeze over. sioux city was a white out earlier yesterday, with less than half a mile visibility. and the icy sidewalks and streets were making it more difficult for travel. earlier in the morning, crews were out clearing the streets and spreading sand, but it was slow going. the winter weather conditions did cause some problems for drivers. ktiv's tommie clark shows us the tricky travel on sioux city roads yesterday. << it was a day predicted to be the heaviest snowfall in the tri-state area of the winter season. and although the inches came up short, the snow continues to fall. iowa state troope

but it does expire so -- ribbon on it. but it does expire so our work is not redone and we will only redouble our efforts to make sure we can come up with a program that does provide the flexibility and the important safety net that perk disins. -- that perkins does. mr. alexander: mr. president, i want to thank the senator from ohio. he's exactly, exactly right. i know the ohio colleges and universities and no state has more small colleges of the kind that would take advantage of perkins loan probably than the state of -- the state of ohio. and it's important to say that, as with senator baldwin and senator casey and senator ayotte, that they've been -- they've been urgently making their case on the floor over the last several weeks and have done so in such an effect active way that we've -- effective way that we've been able to come up with a bipartisan compromise which ie able to do that here the more confidence the american people have in their united states senators. so i'm -- i appreciate his leadership in making thi

we in past years sent out a letter it did expire but it will be up for renewal we'll make sure that this is explained in in a very clear way that even though the next certificate c'est la vie another expiration date that it will be before you in 20021 we are working with certificate of preference holders once they're in housing i want to tell you this story recently worked with nonprofit providers who they're one the certificate of preference holders was being evicted and they're being evicted because they did not - an agreement when they moved in they would have to come up with a i believe like a 2 thousand security deposit but paid half of it and reached it out to catholic charities to come up with the catholic which i shouldn't r charities the households was being evicted like notified for eviction because they hadn't paid the other part of their security deposit so they reached out to brooke on our teem and we made a big commotion and able to stop the eviction and unclear to clear up the mess by whatever miscommunication was caused that kind of thing happens a lot not with justi

we in past years sent out a letter it did expire but it will be up for renewal we'll make sure that this is explained in in a very clear way that even though the next certificate c'est la vie another expiration date that it will be before you in 20021 we are working with certificate of preference holders once they're in housing i want to tell you this story recently worked with nonprofit providers who they're one the certificate of preference holders was being evicted and they're being evicted because they did not - an agreement when they moved in they would have to come up with a i believe like a 2 thousand security deposit but paid half of it and reached it out to catholic charities to come up with the catholic which i shouldn't r charities the households was being evicted like notified for eviction because they hadn't paid the other part of their security deposit so they reached out to brooke on our teem and we made a big commotion and able to stop the eviction and unclear to clear up the mess by whatever miscommunication was caused that kind of thing happens a lot not with justi

i'm looking at two january expiration. am not bearish on stocks in 2016 but we will see a lot more volatility before it goes down. lot of is 20 so it has a room to go higher. we get that 20 8, 30-ish level that we have seen it creep up to. betty: why do you think small volatilel they be more than the larger caps? john: absolutely. small caps tend to be more sensitive to these things than large-cap stocks. you tend to see more exaggerated movement with small caps. i am playing that as a directional, as a movement play. betty: talk to me about your exact trade. john: exactly. looking at two january and one 12 at the iwm at the straddle, january expiration, implying a movement of 477. i want to align my downside strike price with that measured move target. and sell the 107 put against it with a net credit of $1.25. i am short the market but i am long premium. thank you, joining us from the cboe and chicago. we are seeing stocks fall near the lows in the session even as volume is relatively higher. it is up 15% for the s&p 500

that's going to expire at some point. listen, i suspect the stock continues to trade around here and it's going to be worthless. you're going to have to make a decision whether it's lower and you leg the thing into a vertical put spread because you see further downside. i think you see 200 in the offing. i've been tracking google trends a little bit. they released model x here. i think we have a chart of that. we saw a huge spike of interest earlier in the fall when this thing came out. look at the red one though. that's the model s. so when we start to get some q 4 deliveries people may be a little disappointed with the model x deliveries. >> thoughts on the trade, thoughts on the car? thoughts on tesla? >> the trade is working out. exactly what you wanted to happen is exactly what's happening. if the stock drifts to 200 by if expiration, that's exactly what you wanted to happen. you could also roll that december out to january and create another calendar. >> around 200. you've got your eyes on those minor lows and that'

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his placard gets added to this stack at the police station. >> that is the real expiration date, one here, this is home made one. >> officer riley figured drivers would start getting the growing. father was in the store when he was deceased. >> there is no reason you should be parking in the handicap spot. >> he has to be here with you. >> this woman told us she is a caregiver and her elderly client left while she shopped at costco. >> it's hard to believe. >> it's hard, what can i say. >> fine for that is 505- dollars. >> i will be honest with you ma'am, i don't believe you. >> toughen forcement appreciated by drivers who truly need the parking spot. >> they ought to be fined, they ought to be put in jail. >> >>> well the weather now we said we wouldn't complain about the warm weather we have been enjoying. >> it's having a big impact, and eric, i guess it's supposed to cool off over the weekend, again, big impact from this. >>> whenever there is something unusual in weather, one kind of extreme someone is going to take advantage of it and someone who is going to take a hit from tha

that expired today on the opening and then we had spy options that expired on the close. think a lot of volatility had to do with the differential. we know a lot of people use futures to hedge on both sides of that. that helps exasperate it. i think that the rally that we had on wednesday felt like that's what you're supposed to do when you're given what you expect from a fed and we closed on the highs that day, you know, on thursday and friday, then it was lights out. i think the realization that the fed was pushed into doing what they had to do, they had to deliver for credibility sake and the fact that the global economy, the thing they were worried about in september that us cad them not to raise at the time still pretty bad and the data here is bad. to me i think it sets up for a very poor entrance into 2016. >> so the options expiration, mike, exacerbated the selloff that we saw today. should we not be as concerned about it because options played such a role in this? >> no, i think, look, we're transferring our concern really. we had a technical reason why the marke

winter storm warning will be in effect for a vast majority of iowa through the day on monday and expire by early in the day on tuesday. overnight tonight, temperatures will dip into the teens and 20s as the storm lifts into the state from the south. the approaching winter storm will cause travel headaches for monday. western and central iowa should expect mainly snow, although freezing rain and sleet in the metro are possible. eastern iowa rain, and snow as the day progresses. winds will also be very strong at 15-25+mph, gusting to near 40mph at times. there is the potential for power outages with this storm, particularly in areas where ice accumulates on the power lines. possible snow totals with this system range from 5 to 8" in central iowa, so stay with local 5 for the latest. the system will start moving out late monday night with most of iowa remaining mainly dry for tuesday. beyond our winter storm, the weather quiets down with limited precip chances and cold temperatures through the extended nikki: thanks bree... and an important reminder... an emergency snow parking ban for sno

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: i yield two minutes to the very distinguished chairman of the subcommittee on foreign operations, ms. granger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. granger: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of this omnibus appropriations bill. my top priority is to ensure we provide for our national security. this omnibus does precisely that. this is one of the most dangerous times in our history. we must ensure that the united states remains not only the greatest country in the world, but also the strongest. the u.s. and our allies face threats from countries such as iran, russia, china, north korea . additionally radical islamic terrorists such as isis continue to threaten everything we stand for. as chair of state foreign operations and vice chair of defense appropriations i'm very proud of what this bill does to ensure resources are available to counter these threats. i have worked hard to ensure our military has

. >> my time has expired, mr. chairman. >>> the chair recognizes the gentleman. >> i thank the witnesses for your it testimony. first it was mentioned that there's a general agreement among the panel and others that would like to expand the dragnet i would like to ask mr. cook and mr. littlehail does anything expand the dragnet? mr. cook? >> well, so -- i'm troubled by the characterization. >> let me define dragnet so you don't have to and that would be, is there anything in the bill that expands your ability to do investigations and maybe makes innocent citizens more vulnerable? >> no, sir. i think it limits in a couple of unprecedented ways for law enforcement to do their job well. >> mr. littlehale? >> yes, i express that concern. >> you share the characterization of mr. cook as well? >> i believe the bill imposes additional imitations on search warrant practice and if the category of records as contemplated in the bill is given, we will have less authority with respect to those records than with warrants with

he will eat it if it is expired. andrea: andy?ge periodically throw out stuff that expired. i threw out milk that expired two years ago. andrea: eww. >> i think i'm really good. the smell test is the key here, right? you smell, if it smells okay -- andrea: what you have olfactory issues and -- harris: what if your nose isn't working? >> that is your own problem. thing as celebrity myself i'm not eating food past the peak date. i don't deserve that i deserve to be -- harris: who is he? andrea: i buy breakfast every morning. never have time toilet the. carry it around in my purse. ii have a yogurt in my bag. put it bag in the my refrigerator, i see day two i eat it. >> that is delicious. andrea: i'm look woman who drank amazon water and lived to tell the tale. good story, right? harris: my husband likes to eat things possibly moving in the fridge. >> i love people are arguing about this though, seems like weird thing. i'm single, i eat as expired food as i want to. andrea: go, girl. eat that moldy yogurt. >> nasty, moldy food. can't

winter storm warning will be in effect for a vast majority of iowa through the day on monday and expire by early in the day on tonight, temperatures will dip into the teens and 20s as the storm lifts into the state from the south. nikki also coming up on local five news at 10... its the time when the most cars will be on the road... headed home from celebrating the holidays... but winter weather is bringing with it dangerous road conditions... nikki a good season so far for brenton skating plaza... we'll tell you why their numbers of skaters are up... nikki thousands are without power... as a massive snowstorm blankets new mexico. " local 5 news at 10 in nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. winter weather is headed our way.... 98 of iowas 99 counties will be under a storm warning tomorrow morning... for the latest on what you need to know when you wake up... we're sending it over to meterologist bree sullivan... bree? bree/wxcenter: a winter storm warning will be in effect for a vast majority of iowa through the day on monday and

that expired on the opening and spy options expiring on the close. so a lot of the volatility had to do with the deferential. people use futures to hedge on both sides of that. that helps to exacerbate that. but the rally on wednesday felt like that is what you are supposed to do when you are given what you expect from a fed. and we closed on the highs that day -- on thursday and friday. and then it was lights out. the realization that fed was pushed into they had to do, to delivery for credibility's sake. and the global economy that they were worried about in september that caused them not to raise, is still bad. and the data is bad. it is a poor entrance into 2016. >> with the options expiration exacerbated the selloff we saw today, should we not be as concerned about it because options played suppose a huge role in this? >> no. i think we're transferring our concern. we had a reason why the market was under pressure when we broke through 2025 today because that created a wave of selling by people short that strike. but what we have now, of course,

a temporary ban on state taxation of internet access is expiring. section 922 of the conference report aids taxpayers by making this ban permanent. if the ban on internet access taxes is not renewed, the potential tax burden on americans would be substantial. it is estimated that internet access tax rates could be more than twice the average rate of all other goods and services. low income households could pay 10 times as much as high income households as a share of income. congress has passed numerous temporary bans with enormous bipartisan support. earlier this year, a permanent ban passed the house by voice vote. section 922 merely prevents internet access, taxes and unfair multiple or discriminatory taxes on ecommerce. it does not tackle the issue of internet sales taxes. my committee is working on that issue and making progress. studies show that tax affect internet adoption rates, as price rises, demand falls. the internet has become an indispensable gateway to scientific, educational and economic opportunities. section 922 preserves unfettere

>> the time has expired. but the gentleman can ages. >> i couldn't agree more that it's important to have a role for a judge in a situation to provide objective views on the matter and that's why the order that we're proposing would be before a judge with notice to the subscriber and the subscriber would be able to bring before that judge whatever objections they have to our seeking the e-mail. and that is actually the remedy that we're seeking in this case. tr e-mail from the subscriber and if we couldn't we would go to the judge to provide the order. >> mr. chairman, i like this bill but i'm willing to listen to the gentleman but i like the bill before us and i look forward it going to markup. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> thank you, chairman. good afternoon, gentlemen. my question here is directed to mr. rosensweig and mr. salgado. how this might make us less safe if we had a -- than if we had a clear framework in place. do you understand my question? >> i do understand yo

two low closes into the weekend and both coming on a very big expiration friday. the following monday stocks opened up 1,000 points lower. are we on the cusp of another major selloff to come? guy, what do you think. >> it feels that way, mel. and we didn't talk about the selloff in disney was about a week ahead of the ensuing move to the downside and the s&p. and it does feel like there is another leg down. the sell was exacerbated by what we've been talking about the last couple of days. but in large part to the oil market which continues to grind lower and the bond market which continues to show strength. and people waking up to the fact, in my opinion, the economy is not as strong as it suggests. >> not to be the fear monger ort debbie downer, here is another stat. >> bring them up. >> the second highest volume after the flash crash. what are the thoughts on the floor today, steve grasso. >> i think mike did a good job of fiking out the strike levels, but 20, 25 was a huge strike for expiration. so the lower you go, if you are below that, it is lower for the ma

amy. >> which one expires first, right? >> which one expires first? >> i'll go with the fruit. >> i'm going to go with the fruit as well. i know. i'm going to go with the vegetables. if i don't get something different you're going to beat me. >> i love that you guys are really thinking. let's talk about the canning process. it is a high heat process that sterilizes all the contents. sugars in the fruit make it more sterile. they will last one to two years after that printed on date. the beans expire within a year. >> oh. >> guys. >> just watch for all the >> did i win? did we tie? >> no, i won. >> you didn't get that. we tied -- >> i'm confused, everybody. >> i'm not. i won. >> you know what, thank you so much chi-lan. great advice and we'll send it over to george. >> you both did great. >>> now great advice for ginger and other new parents. all of us who have been here know how helpless you feel when you can't calm your baby down. now one pediatrician mastered a method. his youtube post brings relief to millions. [ baby crying ] >> reporter: dr. robe

today is an expiration day. a lot of options set to expire today. that's probably having some impact as well, don't you think? >> it probably is having an impact. there are some underlying things in the market that are making me pause a little bit. the two things are bond spreads, the corporate bond spreads, the high yields. that's been an excellent indicator about the market pulling back. it's now at its widest point since june of 2012. the second thing you and i have talked about over the last year is the transports. the transports have been an excellent indicator of which way the market goes up and down. in concert with the transports, three other indices, which are very much in tune moving to s&p, china, japan, that's a troubling sign right now. the market right now, it's down. >> jim, the worry is that now that the fed debate is off the table, at least for now, we'll have to pay more attention to the fundamentals in our economy, in the global economy. there's not all that much to like right now. >> i take any sort of troubling signs at least in

you could look out to february expiration, give yourself a few months here and sell the february six put at about 33 cents. use the proceeds of that to buy the february 10 call for 33 cents. here is the deal. on a mark to market basis as the stock moves toward the lower put strike you have losses, call strike. and in february you have an asymmetric situation. if you have any of the reasons listed above, you have leverage to the upside. the worst part is the stock is at $6. >> buying extreme weakness is a dangerous game and dan knows that as well as anyone. but there is nothing specific to this company. you could have picked u.s. steel or hp -- >> except carl icahn coming in when he is doing it and that is interesting with sentiment so poor. >> and when you look at chart, it is 95% growth. so it is either diggers. >> wouldn't you go with a guy -- >> i think cart ser saying why bother. >> we are saying why bother -- because of the consensus trades. >> if you are looking to tad the other side why you wouldn't look at buying that call. because this is a company that has now about $27 mil

now i could see profits if it falls below the 1.55 or below 110.45 by december expiration. but there is always a catch. and by selling that put i cap my gains to the difference between the strike of the put i bought and the strike of the put that i sold. and wouldn't you know -- carter botched it. you see, techs rallied 2% since the time of the trade. and now i'm looking at a loss. >> relax, mike. because "options action" fans don't care about your gripe. they just want to know one thing -- what will you and carter do next? >> well, microsoft, amazon, alphabet and netflix hit an all-time high and the nasdaq ended the week within a hair of the closing high. so carter, what do the charts look like? >> a little bit of both. the options is not doing anybody any favors. you are getting more huge moves. just like what we heard in the preface there, it is up 2% -- not much is happening under the service. it is the same big names driving. apple came to life today. if apple starts to join this, that will move things higher. how much time do we have left? >> until the end of the mont

: the driver has been here five months, you have 20 days to register your vehicle from the day it expires this car expired in october 2014 >> stanley: also there was a slight problem with his license >> stanley: this was issued to you on decenbe second of 2014, where did you live before illinois >> stanley: he stated saudi arabia and was here on a tempoary visa >>: because this license is expired it expited back in october did yo know that >> stanley: something the driver apparently already knew then the driver claimed he had a tempoary license but left the parerwork home but after doing an painstaking search for the truth her is how things ended up >>: so what i'm going to have you do is step out the car im going to have you come back here to my patrol vehicle im going to explain everything to you >>: so as of right now im issuing you a citation for expired regand driving unlicnesed istration its going to be impounded until you can go get a license >> stanley: so to make a long story short you cannot drive without a valid drivers license in the state of california if you do your vehicle

we in past years sent out a letter it did expire but it will be up for renewal we'll make sure that this is explained in in a very clear way that even though the next certificate c'est la vie another expiration date that it will be before you in 20021 we are working with certificate of preference holders once they're in housing i want to tell you this story recently worked with nonprofit providers who they're one the certificate of preference holders was being evicted and they're being evicted because they did not - an agreement when they moved in they would have to come up with a i believe like a 2 thousand security deposit but paid half of it and reached it out to catholic charities to come up with the catholic which i shouldn't r charities the households was being evicted like notified for eviction because they hadn't paid the other part of their security deposit so they reached out to brooke on our teem and we made a big commotion and able to stop the eviction and unclear to clear up the mess by whatever miscommunication was caused that kind of thing happens a lot not with justi

even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the upper 50s tomorrow, but as the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s on monday. some portions of the valley will only see high in the upper 40s on monday. the system is broad and the cold air will linger over the area with it, which means high temperatures will only reach the mid and upper 40s on tuesday and wednesday. overnight lows are expected to drop below freezing. once the system is out of the area, afternoon highs will rebound to the low 50s on thursday and mid and upper 50s for friday and the start to next weekend. wx chat overnight into monday. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire area starting sunday at 1pm through monday at 4am. even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on monday and drop to breezy on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s on monday. som

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all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 560, the previous question is ordered. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i have a motion to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: is the gentleman opposed to the conference report? >> yes, mr. speaker. given all the injustices promoted by this bill, i am strongly opposed to it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman qualifies. clerkt will report the motion -- the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: mr. doggett of texas moves to recommit the bill to the committee on conference with instructions to the managers on the part of the house to, one, disagree to subsections b and e of section 914 of the conference substitute recommended by the committee of conference, and, two, insist on sections 701 through 706 of the senate amendment to the bill as passed the house. the speaker pro tempore: the motion is not debatable. without objection, the previous question is ordered on the motion to recommit. the q

all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 566, the previous question is ordered on this portion of the divided question. the house is will concur in the senate amendment with the house amendment specified in section 3-b of house resolution 566. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman ask for the yeas and nays? mr. levin: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representa

. >> the time of the gentle lady has expired. the committee will now recess for the vote pending on the house floor. the chair expects the recess to last approximately ten minutes. the committee will reconvene immediately after the vote. the committee stands in recess. >> committee will come to order. the panel will take their seats. chair now recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. barr, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. woodall, since you've been the topic of much conversation as a fi beta kappa from kentucky, fellow kentuckian i'm going to leave you alone for the most part today. let me start with bank regulators, prudential regulators and just note at a macro prudential level fsoc and banking regulators have participated in international agreements with the financial stability board, basel and other forums and the main difference between u.s. requirements and those promulgated internationally is that it seems that our domestic standards are more stringent than our foreign counterparts. a few examples, capi

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. mcgovern: i yield an additional 15 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. doggett: if you add this much debt unpaid for in a fiscally irresponsible way you begin to jeopardize retirement security, medicare and social security because those so-called entitlements are next up on the chopping block. reject this giveaway. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wants to use. mr. cole: thank you very much. i want to join my friend from texas and his concern about the national debt and the deficit. i think those are genuine and real. i do point out to my friend that every year his side was in power, the annual deficit got greater for four consecutive years, peaking at $1.4 trillion. every year the republican

smells good. >> reporter: so goes a common argument for this couple about food expiration dates.n ignores the dates on food, relying instead on a sniff test or a taste test. >> it's disgusting. >> reporter: but she believes not sticking to the package date could make her sick. >> there's usually a little bit the garbage pail while she tries to get past me. >> i'll throw it away when he's not around basically. >> reporter: turns out they're not alone. in one study of attitudes toward expiration dates, 47% of women check the dates compared to just 41% of men. >> generally speaking, women are more cautious when it comes to taking risks with expired food because women are the managers of the family. >> reporter: there are common labels on everything from milk to eggs to canned goods. words like best by, use by, enjoy by and sell by. but what do they actually mean? >> they don't mean anything. >> reporter: that's right. "consumer reports'" dr. michael hansen says these are not expiration dates. >> what most people think it means is that the food is bad after that date. it could be haz

this is going to be a very big expiration day. >> this is a big expiration day.here's a couple of reasons for that. we have more open interests and options contracts now than we ever have due to the increased interest in the product. there's 353 million contracts open going into december expiration. that's about 19 million more than there have been over the average the last three years. where it's particularly interesting is in products like spx which is the s&p 500 index which trades on cobe. a lot of that open interest is concentrated close to where the s&p is currently trading. $444 billion is within 5% of where the s&p is, up or down. actually what we saw today, it was probably a big result of what we were seeing here. 2050 and 2045 are critical levels where there is $40 billion and $8 billion on those two strikes alone. when you start getting through those strike prices, it can cause a wave of selling pressure to the down side. or alternatively, if we get back through those levels tomorrow, it could cause a wave of buying. it exacerbates that volatility. the

even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on monday and drop to breezy on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the upper 50s tomorrow, but as the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s an action news update out of california tonight. police there are questioning a california tonight. police there are questioning a suspect in the firebombing of a muslim mosque. the man's being held on 150-thousand dollars bail -- as authorities try to learn whether he was motivated by the bernardino. is this a hate crime? that's what police in coachella, california want to know -- after the lobby of this mosque went up in flames friday-- when eyewitnesses say a firebomb was thrown at the front door. nats up: "commercial structure fire ... on avenue 49 ...." authorities say it was "an intentional act" ... sot ray brewster security guard for mosque "there's this huge plume of smoke. mushroom cloud." ... and they have arrested this man -- 23-year-old carl dial -- on suspicion of arson. the situation could have been

we have a wind advisory expiring in vegas. still an advisory to the east. but a hard freeze warning in effect for portions of indian springs, pahrump, some areas dropping to 15 degrees overnight. very cold air continues across the region as the air mass remains in place. we start off with very chilly temperatures tomorrow, starting in the 30's, overnight into the 20's. it looks like the cold weather will last quite a while. i will have the details coming up in a bit. gerard: it is chilly, but we would not ask you to go outside unless you are a reporter. we are joined live from downtown. a lot of folks braving the elements despite the impenfreeze. reporter: yeah, gerard, a lot of folks out here. here enjoying the extra long holiday weekend, and they say this cold snap will not scare them all.-- will not scare them off. ready or not, the winter chill is on. luckily, this family was prepared for this holiday getaway to las vegas. >> lately and has been warm, so i'm kind of enjoying the cold. reporter: the bone chilling temperatures taking some by surprise.>> t

my time has expired. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from ohio, ms. beatty. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, ranking member. let me associate my opening comments with those of my colleagues. as someone relatively new, i've certainly never seen the number of people, which is not as important as the work and the service you do. so thank you for that. we've heard a lot of questions about what you don't do. what's interesting to me is, i listen to the example about what you would provide as it relates to giving us information. and i think the analogy was to us getting classified information for isis. we certainly know from everything we have read and we've heard that our country is in trouble. so you were asked, and given that analogy, do you think, since your role is to protect the financial stability for us, are we in financial crises right now as we were, let's say, in 2008? i'm trying to get, are we like isis is, to a threat in your world? that's a yes or no, as we go down the p

abuse is upsetting. >> reporter: 7300 drivers were ticketed. >> you will get a $200 ticket for an expired blackard. >> reporter: they wrote 4300 tickets in the past three years. >> you hope you don't find any. >> reporter: but he found this guy using a temporary blackard that expired in july of last year. we checked and found out he tried to get a blackard last march and the state ejected his request. his blackard now gets added to this stack at the police station. truckee figure drivers would keeps growing. >> a young lady told me her father was in the store while he was in fact deceased. >> you understand he has to be here with you. >> reporter: this woman colder caregiver and her elderly client left without her while safe to say, the officer was not buying it either. >> ma'am, i do not believe you. >> reporter: it's appreciated by drivers who truly need these parking spots. >> they ought to be fined and put in jail. >> you will get coal in your stocking for that, not a good move. >>> will home cooking help the bees turnaround a move - - >>> it's good to see the bruins beat a good team

i look forward to this mark-up. >> the time is expired. now we recognize mr.marino. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my question sheer is directed to mr. rosenswig and mr. delgado in that order. speak to the trends of users with encrypted services often hosted overseas in order to seek privacy and how this might make us less safe if we had -- than framework in place. you understand my question? >> i do understand your question. um, i think to begin the answer, obviously, the encryption discussion is slightly different than the one we are having now about the lawful access to content. what i would say about the encryption discussion is that it is essentially a reflection of the exact same impulse, which is that people are seeing increasingly the lack of privacy in their personal effects and papers in their -- i like the idea of a digital home, their electronic home and to the extent that this congress does not take steps to protect that privacy by law, the encryption is essentially citizens engaging in self-help and protecting themselves with their own, um, capabili

chairman. >> the time of the gentlelady has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member. thank you to the witnesses for being here for so long today. for you, it's good to see you again. we first had the opportunity or inopportunity to meet while i was serving on the ag committee. i wanted to ask you, when -- i'll put it this way. i wrote it out so i'd do it right. does it concern you that the regulatory body comprised primarily of banking, credit union, housing, and other regulators, have the authority to intervene in markets that you, the cftc, regulate and potentially substitute their judgment for yours in highly complex or highly technical matters? >> well, thank you for the question, congressman. i think the structure we have is a very good one in that it brings all the regulators together which allows us to look across the financial system, to look at emerging risks. there are issues in our markets where other regulators have certain responsibilities, whether they're thing

my time has expired. i yield back, chairman. >> time of the gentleman has expired.air now recognizes the gentle lady from ohio, miss beatty. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, ranking member. let me associated my opening comments with those of my colleagues. as someone relatively new, i've certainly never seen the number of people, which is not as important as the work and the service you do. so thank you for that. we've heard a lot of questions about what you don't do. what's interesting to me is, i listen to the example about what you would provide as it relates to giving us information. and i think the analogy was to us getting classified information for isis. well, we certainly know from everything we have read and we've heard that our country is in trouble. so you were asked, and given that analogy, do you think since your role so to protect the financial stability for us, are we in financial crises right now as we were, let's say, in 2008? i'm trying to get, are we like isis is to a threat in your world? and that's a yes or no if you could just go down the