the fitbit fitness tracker. and investigators say at could be the key to cracki murder case in california. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> rorter: 90-year-old anthony aiello said days after he left his stepdaughter's home in california, a coworker found.er de deep cuts in her head and neck. friends and stunned. >> i am very devastated. >> reporter: the murder mystery took a dramatic turn when police took a closer look at the fitbit tracker navarra wore on her left wrist. it showed her heart rate spiked at 3:20 p.m. on september 28th and then stopped moments later after her stepfather lefte use. today in court he pleaded not guilty. >> anything that is not a statement by a witness isonsidered circumstantial evidence. i think certainly the fitbit is relevant to establish the time of death, but it does not establish what the cause of death was. >> reporter: the case is just the latest example of how digital footprints are increasingly being used in solving crimes. a connecticut man was charged with killing his wife

her fitbit recorded a significant spike in her heart rate before a sudden drop-off to nothing.lice construct a timeline and arrest the stepfather. aiello is being held without bail. due in court tomorrow. >>> some beaches in palm beach county, florida, set to reopen today after test results showed a reduction in levels of red tide. testing by the florida fish and wildlife officials showed very throw medium concentrations -- very low to medium concentrations at sites from lake worth north to the martin county line. lifeguards and staff at locations are reporting continued irritation. red tide is the overabundance of algae, makes it hard to breathe and seafood dangerous to consume. >>> some 400 guns stolen from a u.p.s. facility in memphis over the weekend have been recovered. the chicago office of the atf says the weapons cache was found in midlothian, illinois, about 20 miles south of chicago. two suspects have been charged. one in custody. authorities are still looking for the other suspect. 24-year-old roland jackson of chicago. >>> in arizona, millions of people drenched by

back here at home the man accused of murder and what has become known as the fitbit killing will be in court today. anthony is being charged with the murder of his stepdaughter and his home in san jose and the body was found september 13th 5 days after her fitbit tracker registered her heartbeat spiking and then stopping. prosecutors will show the car was at her house when she died. he is not entered a plea being held without bail. >>> voters in san francisco can get a jump on early voting for the november 6th midterm election. they will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and be open from 10:00 until 4:00 this weekend and the voting center will extend its hours from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and the number of other bay area counties are offering early voting. >>> 49 and documented immigrants signed up to vote. the city spent more than $300,000 implementing a new registration system reaching out to immigrants and encouraging them to sign up. voters approved the measure in 2016 allowing parents to vote in school board elections regardless of their immigration status. city officials v

her fitbit device indicated she died while he was visiting her east bay home. but he says there is still other evidence being looked at. >> it's interesting to me that there was a cigarette butt found at the scene. neither my client nor the, nor his stepdaughter smoked. and the dna evidence has been ruled out. >> that is the attorney. eye el owe is sed to return to court to enter a plea. >>> a traffic light with flashing yellow arrows to help drivers make a safe turn. it's near valley fair mall. the city will evaluate how things go for considering use at other intersections. a federal highway administration study found that the flashing yellow arrows help reduce left turn crashes by 35%. >>> what would you pack for a trip to sneehawaii. a bathing suit. that sounds nice. >> one woman returned from hawaii with something much heavier and more meaningful. >> it was unexpected. her donation, at least in terms of the size. when she decided to help out her old elementary school, she asked her neighbors and friends for some help. they responded. ten-fold. >> i took a p

fitbit and aig go together, seema mody, but i have no idea how. >> let's start with shares of fitbiter. five-sent beat on its bottom line and posted a rise in third quarter revenue, $390 million versus the estimate of $381. it exceeded by growing its health care business by 26% and diversifying its product and they sold 3.5 wearable divisions and average selling price incleeses year over year to $108 per quarter, and you're looking at shares up 11% now, let's switch to the insurance giant aig posting a surprising loss of 34 cents per share versus the estimate of six cents. way down -- weighed down by catastrophe losses related to the foods in japan and hurricane warnings and mud slides in california so certainly a tough quarter for aig. the stock is still down fractionally here in after hours trade. back to you guys. >> seema, thank you. just looking at a nice pop for fitbit, burks boy, is that an ugly chart going back to its ipo. >> it's been tough still very heavily shorted stock, a little more than a billion dollar market cap and the holiday quarter is still make or break for the

meanwhile, fitbit is up 12%. overall revenue is ahead of expectations.o adjusted earnings per share are much better than the loss expected. scarlet: we will continue to keep an eye on all of those stacks -- stocks. me and for ther closing bell. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm caroline hyde. here's a snapshot of the u.s. stocks closing higher today. the first backed by gains all month. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: more tricks and treats for the global economy. the risks of a fed blowback and worsening trade war may be here to stay. the blue wave sweeping to wall street. areamerican securities opening up their wallets the democrats. and betting on the new iphone investment, we will be watching for signs of apple products following the new phone launch. we are in the halloween spirit here in bloomberg so our question of the day is a little spooky. what scares you about the markets? >> the fed clearly. bull markets never die of old age. they are usually murdered by the fed. >> there's only one

her fitbit indicated she died while he was visiting her at her home in san jose. the defense attorney says there is still other evidence to be looked at. >> it's interesting to me there was a cigarette butt found neit ruled out. >> aeillo is scheduled october 29th to enter a formal plea. new at 6, a south bay man accused of killing his co-worker is in jail. his name is martin garcia. they say he was the last person to see curtis fistapleton befor he died. he was found unconscious on a sidewalk. officers say they got into a physical altercation. stapleton left behind a young daughter. the friends set up a go fund me account and they have donated almost $10,000. >>> homeless people are a focus of a state law signed by governor brown. the so-called conservator law intends to get the most impaired a court to le off the streets appoint a custodian for a few thousand that populate san francisco. >> it's a small amount of people. people we see sleeping in their -- running out in traffic, yelling at cars. people not in their right mind. >> people do better when they keep

after the close, express scripts and fitbit at 8:15, we have the adp employment numbers at 9:45, thee markets called a bit higher. the dow up 103 points. the nasdaq up just shy of 1% with facebook helping to pull that higher. joining me now from new york is tim seymour of seymour asset management good to see you. >> great to be here. >> this will be the first day in october f we fini october, if we finish where the futures suggest, where we had two days of gains. was that expected coming into the end of the month that we were due a bounce as we round out the month? is that the only reason why we're seeing it? >> you may have put the reverse whammy on markets today. be careful there's no question we were in oversold conditions. there's no question if you had not gotten some of those china tariff headline rumors two days ago we might be stringing together four days it's not a huge surprise to see markets have a bit of relief there's some relief last night with facebook. apple is a big one we have the dynamic here where people are starting to really assess the impact of earnings season

. >> a 90-year-old man is a accus brutal murder and a fitbit tracker helped lead to his arrest. offersers in san jose, california believe he staged his step daughter's suicide last month. they arrested him after they took a closer look at the fitness tracker data.at her heart spiked the afternoon of her death before stopping all together. they pieced that together with surveillance video showing her in herouse at the time she died. he's being held out bail on suspicion of murder. >> the city of chicago is eparing for a verdict. jason van dyke is charged wit the shooting deathy nearl four years ago. he was captured on dash cam video of officer shooting times in the street van dyke pleaded not guilty. the shooting was heavily otested across the country. schools are preparing forarly dismissall. that includes the cancellatione of a school events and potential cancellation of classes. >> we are learning more about a man that used a homemade bomb to kill himself and his o-year-old son and friend. this happened in allentown, pennsylvania. he layed out plans for the kiing andetters to

stepfather who said he had been over to her house at three pm but she was fine when he left however the fitbit data showed a significant spike in her heart rate at three twenty pm followed by a rapid slowing the fifth it stopped registering heart rate at three twenty eight pm the same time security cameras showed her stepfather was there now am i glad her murderous father was caught of course but i'd also like to take a moment just just a second to discuss the fact that very pit knows when you're terrified of that terrifying kid knows when you're scared or excited or asleep and can report that to the authorities what. i mean everyone seems to think this is just totally cool but when they feel the same if it wasn't some high tech device what if instead it was just your lawn maintenance guy right. like i found out last week that my god damn are all seen here has been updating the authorities on when i'm frightened when i'm excited when i'm staring into the middle distance and crying he's been telling them what but once i found out that was going on i threw them off by screaming and puking every

fitbit, the fitness tracker company, charging higher, up 1.25%. it was higher earlier, i think, more than 2%. they got an upgrade from neutral to outperform. $6.50 price target. shares have a ways to go there. they are standing at $4.55, up a nickel. fitbit is down close to about 9% this week and down more than 20% for the year. it needs a bit more to get back up. with the markets jumping at least at the moment, not as high as earlier but still on the move, what's behind today's bounce? or what was behind the bounce this morning and then a little bit of an afternoon fumble? to the floor show and our traders at the new york stock exchange and cme. kristina partsinevelos standing by. tim, what was behind the morning bounce and little bit of a p.m. fumble? >> look, we had a 5% decline pretty much over the last two days. we were due for a little bit of relief rally. we got a little bit of assistance with the headlines on trade with president trump and president xi planning to meet at the g-20 summit. that spurred on a lot of buying in asian markets, c

her fitbit recorded a rapid rise in her heart rate before a sudden drop-off to nothing.ured her stepfather's car at her home at the same time that the fitbit showed her heartbeat rapidly falling. >> well, that's chilling. >> yeah, very chilling. >>> the "wall street journal" reports barnes & noble is evaluating a possible sale, saying it's received interest from multiple parties and would review the process to look at strategic options. barnes & noble has been struggling for nearly two decades since the rise of amazon. i hope they find someone, because i still like going -- >> to the book store. me, too. >> yeah. >>> and "newsweek" reports the world's most expensive whiskey bottle sold for more than $1 million at auction in scotland. the 60-year-old bottle was bottled in 1986. experts call it the holy grail of whiskey due to its vintage rarity and the bottle's unique or thework. only 12 bottles were produced. how many still exist is unknown. a similar bottle will go on sale in new york later this month. >> the person that bought that bottle got a lot of money if they can

relief, these healthy lifestyles coming in and technology helping to facilitate that through the fitbiten they are spending ten hours. now, george, i need to ask you whether you use man—size tissues or not? no, actually, no. and soon no one will. there is a reason for that question i should point out on the front of the daily telegraph, anyway, go on. if we have a moratorium on man—size tissues or we have a moratorium on man flu. man is accused of man flu a lot. that is unfair, yes. gendered products? yes, the fact that the brand kleenex had to rebrand the man—size tissues to extra large tissues because of complaints that the tissues were sexist. and i have some sympathy for trying to move away from traditionally gendered products, but iam not traditionally gendered products, but i am not convinced that large tissues fit into this category and i think if you're offended by the phrase man—size you must go find something more productive to be offended about. kate, on that note, time is up. thank you both. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the p

that was five days after her fitbit fitness tractor -- tracker registered the heartbeat spiking and stopping. they will show that the car was at her house when she died. he has not entered a plea and be held without bail. >>> the man accused of manslaughter in the oakland warehouse fire could find out today which alameda county judge will preside over their case. ktvu allie rasmus is in downtown oakland. the start of a jury trial for the defendant is still months away. >> reporter: spring of 2019 at the earliest as when the trial against max harris and derick almena could begin. the first step is assigning a new judge and courtroom to the case. that is supposed to happen today at the alameda county courthouse in downtown oakland at 9 am. derick almena and max harris are charged with the death of 36 people killed in the ghost ship warehouse fire that happened in oakland in december 2016. they signed off on a plea agreement earlier this year. that deal was thrown out over the summer. alameda county district attorney said that the office would not be seeking any new plea deals in this case. und

karen navarro was farmed september 15th, five days after her fitbit tracker registered her heartbeat spiking and then stopping. product -- prosecutors will show the car was at her house when she died. he has not entered a plea and being held without bail. >>> voters in saget a jump on e the november 6 midterm election. it will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on weekdays throu open from 10: 4:00voting center will extend hours from seven -- 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. be sure to make ktvu your local source for election night results and we have full coverage next tuesday night starting at 7:00 p.m. find us a ktvu plus and we are streaming live on ktvu.com and it will be interesting and exciting. >>> 5:11 a.m. a new warning about possible foreign interference in the midterm election next week. the changes election officials are making to protect voter data here in california. >>> boston celebrating its fourth world series and we take a look at when being town will hold the victory parade. >>> good morning. watching some tv the traffic is actually getting busier. here at the macarth

karen navarro was found dead september 13days after her fitbit tracker registered her heartbeat spiking and then stopping. prosecutors say they will show aiello's car was at her house when she died. he has not entered a plea and is being held without bail. >>> the man accused in the ghostly warehouse fire are expected to go back to court. they will find out which judge will oversee their case. allie rest mus live downtown oakland to explain when their child could begin. alley? >> reporter: while the trial is not expected to begin -- allie rasmus -- the first step todayt they are ghost ship warehouse f happened in december. paris reached a plea agreement earlier this year but it was thrown out. the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse would've been sentenced to nine years in prison. his assistant for six years. in august they canceled the deal and the family members were unhappy about it and they thought he was not remorseful enough about what happened and now it goes to trial and a new judge and the question is who will preside over it and when will it start. they said they plan to

stomach the man accused of murder and what is called the fitbit killing will be in court today. anthony is being charged with last month's murder of his stepdaughter at her home in san jose. the body was found september 13. that was five days after her tracker registered a spike in her heartbeat and then it stopped. prosecutors say that they will show that his car was at her house when she died. he has not entered a plea. he is being held without bail. >>> a search for crashing victims goes on in indonesia after an airplane with 189 people on board crashed into the sea. the airplane crashed 13 minutes after taking off from jakarta. rescue teams and do not expect to find survivors. human remains have been found but they do not know exactly where the wreckage of the airplane is. we have a new video from the area, showing an oil slick on the water where it is believed that the airplane crashed. the pilot just after takeoff asked for permission to go back to the airport. the president says that the airplane on its last flight had a technical problem that was fixed. the president of

watch this. [ laughter ]>> immy: as long as the fitbit is on that paw, it totally counts. [ laughtertep. finally, you guys, the big sunday night football game is between the minnesota vikings and the new orleans saints.[ eers and applause ] now at the end of the season, they give outhe mvp award, but they also give out other awards, sort of like the ones in high school yearbooks. ke most likely to succee class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's timho for "tonight superlatives." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: first up for t vikings is tyler conklin. he was voted "most likely to ask his barber for tie from 'aladdin.'" [ laughter and applause ] e next up for the vikings, have brandon zylstra. he voted "most likely to have an adam's grapefruit." [ laughter and applause ] next up is saints quarterback drew brees. he was voted "most likely to be your dad's old college friend who's about to crash with you guys for eight months." [ laughter and applause ] "i remember when you were just the size of a beer can. now get me a beer ca

the surveillance shows her car outside the step father's home at the same time the fitbit is showingart beat. >> we'll have a lot morn on the crews from "er this morning on -- >> what a storea, brad. thank you. >>> president trump has awarded the medal of honor. the recipient is credited with with an ambush in afghanistan in 2008. during that time he tweeted more than a dozen injures. taking a bull toot his helmet. >> not thijal american died in that brutal it thanks in part to iran's heroic actions. >> he's now fighting a new ophone ntd. he continues to serves his country as a part of it seektsred service assault team. it can finally live up to its title. >> this is matilda and until recently this ant eater was allergic tobate for it. ance. >> how is that even possible? >> i don't know. >> her eyes would get red when she hot j the said built up a smack soon. >> thank good frsz for science kwiechk maw fall you don't even need aents, girls. >>> a horse who runs into a bar. but this is not a joke. it doesn't look like anyone's laughing. whoa! that's a horse in a bar. >>> hey, the giz w

. >> i have a fitbit, and on average, i walk about 14,000 steps a day. equivalent to eight, nine miles. >> just on this ship. >> just on the ship on a daily basis. >> not only do you do a lot of walking, but a lot of that walking is up really, really steep stairs, like these. >> what'sera pretty cool about flight deck. >> this is a great spot to watch the blue angels. >> there they are right there! >> but not a place you can land them. >> our lightweight aluminum frame, if they landed, that would be all she wrote. they wouldn't land one time. >> but it's perfect for helicopters and supply drops. and up one more flight -- okay. i'm getting seriously out of breath now. it has its own control tower. downstairs they have to be ready to fight fires on the flight deck. >> the suit i'm wearing, it's our proximity suit, more for aviation firefighting. >> it's training they wouldn't get on a bigger ship where that job is handled by somebody else. >> this is where you want to go to really learn how a ship operates. unlike other ships, the weapons are fired right f

told the crowd that he has the mental fitness o e president, and to prove it, he tried to strap a fitbitughter and applause ] 4,000 steps. [ laughter well, the white house announced that next week, trump's holding a rally in mississippi, but after how they might want to pick a a different state than mississippi. [ laughter ] "mitsubishi.si mitsi. [ laughter ] mushy pee pee." [ laughter ] after trump mispronounced "anonymous," we notice he has trouble saying a lot of words. and with that in mind it's time to play, "talk like trump." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ talk like trump collusion talk like tr♪p collusio >> jimmy: so, here's how this works. i'm going to see if anyone can guess how the president is going to mpronounce a simple word. if you get it right, you get a a prize. if you get it wrong, you still get a prize. [ laughter ] all right, raise your hand if you want to play "talk like trump." [ cheers ] yeah, right here. hey, come on, stand up. what's your name? >> rima. >> jimmy: rima, hey, where you from? >> i'm from d.c. >> jimmy: hey, you're from d.c.? >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey, welcom

and when somebody gave me a fitbit, i give it back to them.'m tirelessly advocating for a privacy. this is an absolute lie. we wanted to make sure the fcc basically had a level playing field and that privacy was protected for everybody whether you are a constant manager or an internet service provider. that is what that was all about. it is a privacy thing that they are taking totally out of context in order to scare people. rep. sinema: the facts are very clear. we had a vote on this bill. i voted no and martha voted yes along with senator flake, and the bill became law. it jeopardizes the security of children's social security information. i have been working to help protect children from the threat of social security fraud. earlier this year, i partnered with the republican colleague of mine of florida and we passed legislation that provides greater protection for children who are targets or victims of social security fraud. working together, we can actually solve these problems and keep our children safe and secure, and protect their priva

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look for results from gm, yum brands and kellogg after the bell, express scripts and fitbit we get theth of the jobs market with the adp private payroll report u.s. equity futures, if we add yesterday's gains, it's like -- it adds up a little. adds up to 600 points in the dow, which is better than another 600 down, i would think. >> sure. >> there would be some frayed nerves >> getting a bit close >> not to say it won't happen, but good action yesterday. you notice i tried to fake you out into thinking they're doing it again >> right everyone conditioned to the fact that every rally fades this one didn't. >> the leadership by some of the best companies in the world, you know what i'm talking aboutful. >> the bellwether. >> it's always obvious after the fac fact >> no. i said comcast before that >> yeah. mike, you made the point that everyone is selling the high-tech ones -- >> the rotation is now into not the top five stocks. >> those are the most expensive on a valuation basis, if you do rotation, you'll get out of high stock prices and you can go into the bond market, 3%, or you go i