fuld up the car with gas. packed everything yesterday she needed. couldn't sleep overnight, continued to pack kproo things, her pets, dishes, food, water. i mean, she got -- she did everything she could have done. she was grad to just be safe. she made it out with her life. >> these people don't know if they will have anything toome back to. >> they don't. speaking of nothing to come back to, bob is at the historic site gone. soda rock winery has been around since 1869. these historic buildings are destroyed. bob, you have >> reporter: it is. i wanted to jump in part of the conversation you were having about people evacuating. we are heading up northbound 101 this morning in sonoma county between 4 and 5:00 a.m. we were heading north. southbound a string of cars jam packed, a traffic jam in the middle of the night just to give you a sense of how many people were evacuating. we are at soda rock winery here in healdsburg. to the left we are looking south. you can see part of the main part of the kincade fire is resting on the ridge there. you see that

sopranos, game of thrones, the watchmen, the catherine the great show that has just come out, and fuld other programming from what was once time warner. oft, that includes kind movies from warner brothers, aquaman, harry potter, all things like that. that includes cartoon network. it seems like every day, i get a new announcement about a new series or a new licensing deal they have struck. the amount of press that they are putting out about these new projects dwarfs disney, apple, and comcast combined. kailey: there is just so much content out there. the question is are people willing to pay for more streaming services to get to that content? is there room for everyone? >> there's room for a lot of them. if it is everybody, i'm not sure. most research suggests, when i talked to the guy overseeing at&t, their research suggested people will spend about $100 for tv. some people are paying for traditional cable, a lot of people are paying for cable and satellite. the number is kind of in the $80 million range, maybe higher. it will continue to go down, but you have people who want news, sp

he had dick fuld. guys from goldman sachs.o went to the trump administration. larry fink was in there from blackrock. they set the table for fund-raising. they provided him seed money to raise -- neil: he had a little bit of both, he could do? >> he had a lot of both. neil: very interesting. i can't think of anything else. you're right, looking at this now. tad's steakhouse going away. manhattan's last meat honky-tonk. for those who aren't familar, for families that didn't have the money, live like royalty, have a nice steak, very little money. it was sort of -- you had that. went to a show. it was a good day in manhattan. very sad day. more after this. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees o