>> i do agree with gary b. that look you need some like-minded individuals and reach across the aisle. i think it's just that obamacare passed with 100% partisan vote and if it's repealed it's 100% party partisan vote. these guys refuse to work together on what they think is the best or worst things in the economy. and if they can't work together on that they can't work together on anything but this luther strange versus mr. moore down in alabama is like an 0 & 10 football team and you're saying our running back is now challenged for his position as running back. we are already 0 & 10. it doesn't matter. luther strange was already there and replaced jeff sessions, zero got done with luther strange in congress. i don't think this race matters whatsoever. i just don't think it's reasonable to think congress well get anything done. >> dagen: but emily one reason that president trump is standing by luther strange is he's been loyal to me and he hasn't asked for anything in return, whether it's trying to fix the dis

the bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas ferris, a lock with lee carter and jessica tarlove. welcome to everybody. gary k, what is the smart money telling us? >> well first off when you have all kinds of suppose ed bad news and the market has the best week we've seen basically all year it really tells you everything you need to know and just by way of example this week, apple's going to sell a trillion iphones when it comes out. here with the hurricanes disney opens up a couple days later the parks are already packed so business is business, we're back to business and the american people are going at it again and i think the markets reflecting it right now. >> dagen: and gary b., we had names like boeing, caterpillar, even dow dupont hitting all-time highs on friday. no fear there. >> well, i'm a little bit more t epid or conservative than gary k is. maybe being a more, maybe i was more in the storm than gary k. was i know he was in orlando but i think this was a sigh of relief rally. i mean, here in florida, fra

this week, gary b. smith, jonas ferris, john layfield, and adrian elrod. welcome to everybody. john? you are a texan and you say this isn't just a gulf coast event. we will all fail it. >> we will, and first, i have a lot of family and friends that are down there in the great state that are suffering right now and our thoughts and prayers certainly go out to everybody that is down there. when you try to separate though that devastation and it is horrific, you look about the economy which in houston which is a $500 billion economy and how it affects the greater economy over 20% of the nation's refinery ability has been shutdown. the colonial pipeline that goes from houston to new jersey that carries most of the gasoline is not even able to run at times because there's not enough fuel coming from lake charles into houston. that will affect goline prices andilrices. the iediate lossn houston is going to be more o a regional event as far as job loss and as far as economic destruction. overall though once you start seeing fed's step in, the state step in and insurance step in, you w

family members who have given their lives for the ultimate cause which is this country. >> dagen: gary b. will the free market ultimately decide if these protests are within the nfl? >> gary: dagen it reminds me of mike tyson's great line. he says everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. the mouth for the nfl is their pocket book. you mentioned ticket sales they're down 18%. even ratings normally up at this time are mixed to down. i'll tell you what all the owner s need to see is people not coming to the stadium, advertisers on tv pulling out and i guess, i bet there will be a regime change and you'll see every player with hand over heart at the anthem. that's going to change very quickly you watch. >> dagen: adrian ratings were down 8% last season from the year before. >> adrian: yeah look first of all i'm a huge nfl fan so i'll just make that point but secondly, let's remember why players are kneeling in the first place and i think this is an important message that is unfortunately getting a little bit lost in this debate that's elevating is because they are kneeling to

the founder of-- henry sheffield, i should say a fox contributor joins us back, and gary b smith. gary, when i look at this, i hear about people who don't have insurance, i'm always surprised, don't a lot of banks and mortgage holders demand it or they don't have complete coverage? what do you make of this? >> i think that's the government. fannie mae does require flood insurance, but there's a disconnect between fema and fannie mae, there's no enforcement mechanism. neil: it's a back stop. >> fema is supposed to be regulating and having their policies up-to-date. so, i think it's a microcosm what happened with the subprime mortgage lending and people taking out mortgages and taking risk and not accountable for it and there's a domino effect. same thing here, there's a disconnect between making sure home owners know when they're signing the paper work, the paper work, the bureaucracy, they don't even, i think a lot of them aren't aware of the risk, they might not know they're living in a hazard area and fema who is failing to do its job to enforce the mechanism in the documents. >>

to gary b. ng this, doesn't necessarily mean it last as while, but gary that this doesn't give any reason for the federal reserve to certainly consider tightening because if anything we could be seeing things slowing, do you agree with that? >> i do. i think you know during the obama years we used the word malaise a lot for the economy. then trump got elected and there was a lot of excitement about the potential. since then we've seen very little action. health care failed, in my opinion, i don't think tax reform is going to get done. neil: wow. >> add two hurricanes or more since we're -- neil: stop you there, sorry, buddy. >> yeah. neil: you say tax reform will not get done. so obviously the impetus and lift you would get from it, if it were done is out of equation for gary b. smith? >> exactly. i think, for me the writings was on the wall, neil, i saw health care, which should have been a slam-dunk, they should have had all the ducks lined up, that went nowhere. in fact it was a mess. tax refo

scott martin, kingsview asset management and gary b. smith from the kadena group, both fox news contributors. gary, start with you. is it about the weather and north korea or about congress and a group of people continue to stymied and bob fed -- befuddleed by problems they created? >> melissa, being in the path of a hurricane in south florida, i think maybe its the hurricane. maybe i'm more sensitive than most. i don't think it is about tax reform. today from the opening, to the close it all about north korea. in all honesty, i think most investors out there, certainly myself as a trader don't think any tax reform is going to get done period and we baked that into our equation. i think today is about north korea. we have an untested president. so we have that variable going on. and a little bit about the hurricane but, again maybe i'm nor sensitive to that than most. melissa: scott martin, your thoughts? >> to gary's point, there are 20 million plus people affected in florida potentially with irma. that is a big deal. i agree with gary,

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why the f-b-i may get involved in the investigation in a nurse's dramatic arrest.<> ((gary sports tease)) (pam) prosecutors are asking the f-b-i to help investigate the arrest of a utah nurse, who refused to draw blood from a patient. (steve) the salt lake district attorney says he wants federal investigators to look into federal law and civil rights violations. and also into how many officers were involved...inclu ding who ordered the officers to make the arrest. wubbels was dragged from the hospital in handcuffs after refusing to allow a blood draw on an unconscious patient without a warrant. a large art piece standing over the u.s- mexico border... is getting a lot of attention. a french artist , who goes by the moniker "j.r" created this photograph of the boy .. which stands 65- feet tall... peering over a wall.. much of his recent work focused on immigrants and refugees.the unveiling of this piece in tecate, came the same week president donald trump said... he would end the daca program. the artist said he wanted to use the art .. to highlight the "ellis island of today." (steve) k

sports -- kevin durant's former teammate in oklahoma city signs the most expensive contract in n-b-a history... garydenver this sunday to face the broncos... we'll hear from the team... gary has all the sports coming up. key matchup for the raiders this sunday... they are facing the broncos in denver. both team are coming off road losses. the last time oakland beat denver on the road was back in 2015. derek carr didn't play in the final regular the final didn't play in derek carr didn't play in the final regular season game last year... after broke his leg in week 15. the raiders offense will have their hands full with a dominant denver defense carr doesn't expect for him or the offense to struggle like they did against the redskins. the 49ers spent some money today. they signed defensive back, k'waun williams to a three-year contrct extension through the 2020 season. the deal is worth 10-million dollars, 5- million is guaranteed. kyle shanahan and john lynch are impressed with his production so far this season. williams has 14 tackles and broken up 2 passes through the first three game

athlete, rising taekwondo star leah moorby, and her dad, gary, about the sacrifices families have to make. i have gone from training at the clu bime in manchester but there are still a lot of that that is self—funded such as protective equipment and training gear. the sports aid money is helpful towards that. protective equipment can be very expensive and with a new electronic system as well, the sensors and footpads, it can be 70 euros per time, it is not cheap. did you ever think you might have to stop with taekwondo because of the cost and the time? no. but thatis of the cost and the time? no. but that is a constant work in progress. we have not thought about stopping but it gets difficult. you have got to keep working at it. various ways to keep working at it. various ways to get sponsorship then, and the likes of sports aid, and other sponsors that have helped. how much has it cost to this year, this career? altogether? thousands. when you total it all up from year to year. 10,000, 15,000, maybe. accommodation, flights, entry fees. ayew thankful to your family for helping you this far? —— are you. yes. my dad would have be

. >>> we'll have key kmebts on the tax reform with gary cohen we have a lot to talk b and lululemon,view with the retail analyst and wait until you hear about the pumpkin trade. no joke. halftime report starts at noon we'll see you then mike. >> all right thank you. felt like fall this morning. we'll see ought noon thank you very much. in the race to a half trillion dollar market cap, alibaba is closing in on amazon we have the latest on that >> mike, amazon has had a good year alibaba had an even better one amazon up 30% this year, baba stock though has nearly doubled. now they have reason to love both they dominate e-commerce in the respective markets and expanding into new businesses like groceries, original content and cloud. difference is the chinese market and middle class is growing much faster some investors see this as a proxy for the growth that is part of the reason that they're catching up. they also tracted big names in the hedge fund this year they picked up shares. but despite stellar runs for both of them, these are some of the most controversial stocks on the market,

night the computers are just getting ready to wake up we'll tell you if that's a good b tngcongp xt on "fast money. hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. [and her new business: i do, to jeanetgo. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. new. get paid twice as fast for free. visit quickbooks-dot-com. or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same compa

and an n-b-a says all players are babies. the gary'steo no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (ááá2-shotáá) (ááá2-shotáá) (ááá2-shotáá)( mark ) a student in belgium gets a spot in the guiness book of world records for a massive nintendo. ( darya ) jeremy roth has more in "take a look a this". nintendo's gameboy device was originally designed to fit in your pocket but a brussels- based gamer has created one that barely fits on a table multimedia communications student ilhan unal has built the world's largest working gameboyhe calls it the gameboy xxlthe fully functional console is nearly 7-times the size of nintendo's classic handheldit's over 3-feet tall and runs off a separate mini computer it took unal a month to build the device in a lab but it was worth it...ilhan's creation landed him in the 2018 guinness world

david: is an gary cohn largely directing the process? b: he is right there in the mix.ood point. matt: getting vetted and getting confirmed, that is difficult. are evolving relationships between the president and the republicans on the hill after yesterday. thanks for being here. matt: let's get a quick check on markets. this is the currency. after the ecbd meeting, even though mario draghi appeared to be a little bit dovish. stocks gaining for a second day but not huge gains. that is it for "daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ p.m. in london, 10 p.m. in hong kong. mark: welcome to "bloomberg ." kets ♪ julie: here are the top stories we're covering from the bloomberg and around the world. euro draghi says volatility is a source of uncertainty as he opens the door to start winding down qe. what do traders think of this somewhat dovish sign? -- president trump sized with democrats on a short-term debt deal. what are the further points on getting significant legislation through? mark meadows ways in. and hurricane irma has already hit the caribbean and it's on his way to florid

b... and even nascar. we'll chat with gary radnich coming up at 7:45.you can look at it on our website too. (darya) u-c students are paying for retired university employee's pensions with their higher tuition. that's according to an investigation from the los angeles times. it says the number of u-c retirees collecting six-figure pensions has increased 60- percent over the past five years. and the generous retirement packages are being paid for by students' tuition. just last year, more than 54-hundred retired employees received pensions over 100-thousand dollars. earlier this year, the board of regents voted to increase tuition by 2-and a half- percent. ( darya ) an inmate is dead and several others hurt following a riot at the california men's colony prison in san louis obispo county. authorities say more than 160 inmates were involved. fights broke out in the medium- security yard sunday morning. the prison was put on lockdown while guards broke up the riot. police say a 25-year-old inmate severing time for burglary was killed. several other inmates

(justine) and both the n-b-a and n-f-l commishioners released statements criticizing what president trump said. and earlier tonight we spoke to kron four's sports director garynich about how this could impact these teams going forward. <"there is a good portion of this country that do support trump, maybe not so much here. and the nfl and the nba and the guys that own this team. if people are looking for a reason not to support this team or products supported by these athletes. this has kind of opened the door for them to say maybe i will stay home or support what these people are selling. i don't want to say it's a risk, because i support anyone who puts their feelings out on the line, but there's more to it than just hey i love steph curry and whatever he says, there is a group of people who may be looking for reason not to attend these games or support these products."> (jr stone) to hear more on what gary thinks about president trump's comments...go to our website at kron four dot com. (justine) a big story we are following out of the east bay... after rumors about whether "free speech week" would actually come to fruition, the student group at u-c berke

catherine) also - after the kevin durant twitter fiasco -- the n-b-a finals m-v-p has apologized for his remarks against his former team -- garyall the sports coming up would you look at her? our mini old el paso taco boat's growing up so fast. hey sweety, chicken or beef? dad you know i'm vegan. beets! chicken or beets? good save. anything goes in old el paso. in this home we make breakfast. sometimes messes! but always masterpieces ...together. what matters most is made at home. kevin durant has been in the news for all the wrong reasons its been reported the n-b-a finals m-v-p has been using a fake twitter account when replying to users. durant was caught using this technique... after refering to himself in the third person he was very critical of the tunder, his former teammates, and head coach, billy donovan k-d eventually deleted these tweets from his account. today he was speaking at techcrunch is san francisco apologized for his actions "i don't regret clapping back at anybody or talking to my fans on twitter. i do regret using my former coach's name, and my former organization that i played for. that was

gary mcgrady is life at a very good place in frederick, barly and hospitals. is this the fallback here? is this the fact back for weather, plan ber: you know what, i don't know how i keep getting these assignments, hanging out at a brewery all day. i just go where they tell me to go. i can't control it. anyway this is the how to guide on how to do it all. i want to introduce you to katie all ball. she is in charge of ad business here in the county. it's a great job. you you tell me, how is frederick -- frederick is exploding in this craft beverage category, aren't they. >> frederick is truly sploading in this industry. we have four farm brews, eleven wineries. you're already leading the take it, right? >> we are, but we really want to help this industry continue to thrive in frederick county and continue to grow. we're known just not i outside the state of maryland for craft breweries. the fingers of this industry go out far and wide all across the county and more of this is better for the county. >> yes. the more we have, the more people that want to come to frederick it helps to and tourism which is better for the county. wha

gary cohn make a lot of money. that's what saved goldman sachs where he works. goldman sachs was essentially done if they didn't do qe and b give him some money but when they build bailed out aig that was a backdoor bailout for goldman sachs for a lot of reasons which we don't have enough time to explain. all that stimulus that kevin warsh and can conjunction with paul geithner bailed out goldman sachs but here's what we do now. one person that is highly unlikely to get reappointed this janet yellen. that's the one thing when you talk to republicans about what's in the presence had and what is and his advisers that is what they are going to do here, yellen's term ends next year. it's doubtful that she's going to get appointed. that's more doubtful than gary cohn. the point is to be made here i'm not saying gary cohn is getting it but i'm telling you he's not out yet. the white house pushes back a lock on him being out of the white house totally. that he somehow going to get blown out and we should point out there's no decision made and i can tell you this name that keeps coming up this kevin warsh is the fed chairman, he h

b. morrow saying it's unimportant. he prefers first ladies not to be used for marketing fashion or emphasizing appearance. i kind of agree with that garytain melania is above such petty vanity. yours truly though says michelle can't hold a candle next to melania in the style department. vanity fair is fake news. so i guess this magazine could do whatever the heck they want. i have a feeling melania trump isn't losing sleep. heather: ivanka wasn't either? >> jackie: if i could spend a day in their wardrobe. heather: she didn't make it either did, she. >> no. she didn't make it but she is hitting the road once again to promote upcoming book. politico is reporting a lot of democrats are actually dreading this book tour. let's take a look at this tweet from democratic congressman from california jared huffman. he said she has every right to tell her story. who am i to say she shouldn't or how she should tell it but it is difficult for some of us even like myself who have supported her to play out all these media cuyahoga county kels will the blame game and excuses. a lot of the other people are chiming in on this. roberto said in a tweet i

gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> how much of the campus have you seen? i imagine they're taking you from point a to point b, right? >> reporter: boy, gasia, i wish i was face timing earlier. i drove in here, parked, and it was a mad dash from the parking structure -- i'm on level three. up three levels and over here. i didn't see too much other than trees and landscape and that kind of thing. now the theater behind me. it has been a mad dash so far. i will try to take a began der around. but security is everywhere. you can't go anywhere unless you have -- you can't see it, but my wrist band. you can't go anywhere. >> all right. >> reporter: it is controlled. >> have fun at the space ship. jessie gary in cupertino. thank you. >>> the time is now 7:40. still head, we're following the latest concerning hurricane irma. we will talk to someone who lives in florida that evacuated and is now going back home to see the damage for the first time. >>> and with so many people questioning police use of force, ktvu gets an up-close look at how san francisco officers train for the split- second decisions. sam just snagg

b little bit warmer tomorrow. mostly sunny. monday 75. tuesday 75. wednesday 79. back up to the lower 80's. you like that. >> garysaying everyone should be outside this weekend? >> i can't see why you wouldn't want to be outside. >> there's plenty happening. >> i would say outside for the next several days. >> all right, we'll marinate for the next several days then. thank you so much, gary. >>> there's a lot happening around the dmv. let's tell you about some of the things happening starting out in the district. thousands are expected to attend today's black women march on capitol hill. the march kicks off at 11:30 this morning in steward square in southeast. organizers say they want to show the struggles of black women and demand racial justice. more than 2,000 women have already signed up for this event. >>> also happening in d.c. today, d.c.'s walk for animals, this one begins at 11 o'clock at the capitol riverfront. registration is $35 and all this money will go to the humane rescue alliance. there will be plenty of course. there's activities after the walk and participants are encouraged to bring their four

b-s 550-thousand- dollars... but a federal appeals court threw it out. (darya) ahead at seven on the kron 4 morning news... in gary'se about j-t. plus.. why steph curry says the new sports illustrated cover is terrible and he's on it. and...what hugh hefner's playboy covers did for society. we'll ask gary about his legacy. plus... a three-year-old boy critically injured in a hit- and run in the east bay. we have more on who police are looking for coming up in a live report. and... a series of fires breaks out at a bay area park and they may have been set on purpose. mmm, you know what that nes? hey, l'eggo my eggo. uh uh. not c-c-c - cause i have the and i - i. that's a lot. raisins. really? what just happened here? you know the rules. i make the rules. know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. i'm doing this for you, dad. thanks son. (mark) this morning on the kron four morning news... police are looking for the driver of this car after they hit a toddler. and this morning the boy is still in critical condition. (darya) a freeway is back open after a deadly police standoff. and this morning we're learning exa

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