higgins will read the scene description for us. leo thinking? >> jimmy: i have no clue. i wish i could speak the cat language. [ laughter ] >> that would amaze everyone we know and even new people we just met. wait! did i tell you we have a clock in our wall at home? >> jimmy: seriously? [ laughter ] >> yeah. and guess what? one of its arms moves like this. [ light laughter ] and the other moves like this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you totally just looked like you were dancing. [ light laughter ] >> i wouldn't know because when i look out with my eyes, i see you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: makes sense. here, i'll show you again. bye, leo. [ light laughter ] >> steve: lizzie tosses her cat leo and then does the weird clock dance. ♪ >> what? are you kidding me? it totally looked like you were dancing. let's do it together. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: cindy and lizzie danced for 10 months straight and missed the whole year of school. >> whoa! it looks like summer's here. >> jimmy: let's dance! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and scen

alan higgins will stay with us, we have more to talk about. bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. matt: welcome back. let's get your top headlines for you. barclays beat estimates. they tell bloomberg that the results of the best performance for any bank this quarter. are equities returns were over 18%. quarter in ahird row that barclays, as a group, generated a double-digit return. matt: a vicious circle. deutsche bank cut its outlook for revenue as cost cuts keep eating into sales. shales -- shares fall more than 4%. we will speak with their ceo at 11:30 a.m. london time in a couple of hours. , jumping thehares most i

exit polls in ireland are putting michael higgins on course to win a second term as the country's presidenterence votes, twice as many as the second—placed candidate. voters have also been casting their ballots in a referendum on repealing the ban on blasphemy. exit polls in the irish republic suggest that at least two thirds of the electorate have voted in favour of removing the offence from the irish constitution. the number of newborn babies in england taken into care at birth has more than doubled in the last decade, according to research by the nuffield family justice observatory. the government says the decision to remove a child at birth is made to protect them, but the study‘s author says both mothers and their children are being failed. fiona lamdin has been to meet a woman who was seperated from herfive children. the children are the first thing i think about when i wake up, the last thing i think about before i go to bed. abby, not her real name, has had all five children removed from her. her story, like many in her position, is a complicated one. but it wasn't always this way.

you probably read it, joining us live the automotive tech grew tim higgins. start off, i usually like to go forward but i want to hear some the back story. i look up and i said oh my goodness he settled. here he said he would not settle and then it looked like he settled. give us a window into those last-minute negotiations between his lawyer and the sec and what you've been able to cobble together. >> really surprising. friday it looked like he was gearing up for a big fight. he hired a new lawyer and people i talked to who were familiar with this were really saying he thought he could beat this in a court of law. you turn around on saturday and boom you got a deal. we reported his lawyers basically come after they rejected that initial deal thursday, they started to talk with the sec, tried to bring him back to the table, one of the people i talked to or was close to the situation said he realized that settling was just can be best for the company, best for shareholders investor himself and hence we got that surprise deal saturday. >> i can't believe he did

exit polls in ireland are putting michael higgins on course to win a second term as the country's presidente than half the first preference votes, twice as many as the second—placed candidate. voters have also been casting their ballots in a referendum on repealing the ban on blasphemy. exit polls in the irish republic suggest that at least two thirds of the electorate have voted in favour of removing the offence from the irish constitution. mexico has offered temporary work permits to migrants who register for asylum, as a big caravan of central american migrants makes its way through the country toward the us. however, to qualify for the permits migrants must remain in mexico's southern chiapas and 0axaca states. this is to prevent them going to the us—mexico border where president trump has warned that about 800 troops could be deployed to stop them. the leader of the caravan has insisted mexico's offer will not stop their progress to america. will grant is with the migrants in the southern mexican state of chiapas and filed this report. in each of the little towns that the caravan reach

exit polls in ireland are putting michael higgins on course to win a second term as the country's president win more than half the first preference votes, twice as many as the second—placed candidate. voters have also been casting their ballots in a referendum on repealing a ban on blasphemy. turkey is to ask saudi arabia to extradite people suspected of killing the journalist in its consulate in istanbul. from there, mark lowen reports. jamal khashoggi and his fiancee on their way to the saudi consulate. a moment of happiness as they planned their future. a quick goodbye as he entered to get papers for their wedding. it was the last time she'd see him alive. today, a distraught hatice cengiz recounted those fateful hours. as he didn't emerge, she begged the staff to know what had happened. translation: i said, "jamal entered from this very door." i insisted he hadn't left. i knew he hadn't. i knew. i felt i had lost something huge in my life. the dissident journalist worried about entering the consulate, she said, but was reassured after an earlier visit there. at first, she thought he was

tim higgins, always a pleasure.ave a great weekend. >> you, too, thanks. >>> coming up, a hotel strike in san francisco spills over to the east bay. there's no end in sight. we'll have the details coming up. up. land of blue jeans. muscle cars. bald eagles. and burgers. and while muscle cars lost their muscle. blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. and bald eagles got, well, balder... oh no, is it obvious? ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. that's a good looking burger. ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. >>> for the second day in a row thousands of hotel workers are on strike all across the bay area. as elissa harrington reports, they are demanding the marriott increase salaries, improve safety conditions and ensure job security. >> reporter: nearly 200 workers have joined the strike along with employees throughout the bay area demanding higher

joining me is tim higgins life from second -- san francisco. what is your feel of putting these vehicles on the road? >> waymo has been doing this in the silicon valley for several years. they have accumulated millions of miles. they have had a safety operator behind the wheel ready to take control if that person didn't think they were handling the situation. does not going to be anybody there. the computer has been trained to put itself in a position if it doesn't understand or it gets too complicated it goes to a safe status. that will be one of the challenges. seeing these cars on the freeway without people in them. >> they will top out at 65 miles per hour. they will be in mountain view, sunnyvale, palo alto. what should drivers know when they see these vehicles on the road? >> one of the things we have seen is these test vehicles, human drivers tend to run into them. fender bender's are quite prolific. in this case it illustrates the world is messy and we humans get into a lot of crashes that we don't rise to the level of being in the news

john higgins, senior worker: "no, i am not feeling it."ckinney, assistant store manager: "social security has a limit on how much money they can make. so what we are willing to do is to work with them on that so we make sure they don't go over the hours."some of the richest people in the u.s. choose to work.president trump is 72.the oldest supreme court justice is 85.rupert murdoch is 87.but unlike those at the top of their fields, most working seniors don't have the savings to retire.it is a cute ad but it has a serious message.more than a third of older americans have no retirement savings.and if you are earning a minimum wage it is nearly impossible to save.ilyce glink, ceo, best money moves: "hence, all the people who are in their 60s, 70s, or 80s who are continuing to work in walmart or a local shop, we're not seeing pay raises go up and the inflation is really eating up whatever pay raises people are getting." at least these folks enjoy their jobs.lynda: "so you'll be celebrating your 80th birthday here too?marion gilham, senior work

the fire burned just off higgins canyon road. cal fire says crews held the flames to just five acres and the fire has been contained. >>> san francisco is in the national spotlight, and not in a positive way. we take you to one neighborhood with a dubious new th >> reporter: this has just been named the dirtiest street in san francisco by "the new york times." you may not be surprised, but we wanted to know what's being done about it. >> when i first moved here in '82 it wasn't like this. >> reporter: larry has been living here since 1982 and amassed a collection of photos depicting what's happening. >> heroin freeze, that's what i call id. >> reporter: it's the drug users, trash and human waste covering the streets that sparked an article if "the new york times," comparing this part of the city to developing world squaler. >> reporte >> i don't think it's the worst street. >> reporter: it's not the only neighborhood with cleanliness issues. the department of pub hilic wor receive a lot of calls. >> people are not respecting thei

joining us new jersey republican candidate bob higgin.reached out to senator bemenendez, he declined. you have to be feeling good, but it's blue new jersey, improbable to have this conversation. >> the energy is spectacular, the momentum is clear. our latest poll, we've been trackingracking is up a couple points. we're very encouraged. >> how do you explain it, felt like a walk through the park, another slam-dunk for the incumbent senator, and the deep blue state. and all of a sudden they're in panic mode. i read about millions of dollars coming from out of the state, and slipping in the polls on menendez's part. >> people are lee re-lizing there's an opportunity for change. 25 years in washington and the state's dead last, getting the least back from washington. and the senator is just corrupt, you think about it, the senate ethics committee said he violated federal law, abugsed the power of his office, disgraced the senate. then hypocritical on so many issues. chuck schumer in a december pratt attempt put $7 million in, a couple more mi

. >> jimmy: yeah, steve higgins is great, yeah. >> i love him and i love lorne.e. i mean, i love lorne, but lorne loves you back, too. you're great on the show. you just -- >> and you know, you come in there, and higgins would be like, "here, we got this sketch for you." i'm like, "i have sex with a a gorilla." [ light laughter ] and he's like, "it could be great." >> jimmy: so trust me. don't worry about it. [ laughter ] again, i love the -- i mean, come on. >> i'll have sex with a a gorilla. what's the big deal? >> jimmy: i know. but how many times -- you've hosted the show so many times. that i feel like -- >> 49 times i've hosted. no it wasn't -- 15, 16 times. something like that. >> jimmy: now, having -- countless, hundreds of times now you've been at the show. cameos and do walk-ons. >> yeah, doing the trump thing the last few years. but the show, you're referring to the talk show, which i couldn't believe they called it "the alec baldwin show." i'm like, "oh, how imaginative." but the -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that -- though, i like that. >> it's net

h how does a democrat like eileen higgins g solidly hispanic community to turn up on election day, particularlyn she haone obvious hurdle? you don't look very hispanic. >> no, i don't. [laughter] i can't trk anyone. reporter: how much of a drawback is that? >> i don't find it a drawback. miami, this is the land of theel sph speaking. reporter: a message for other democrats in the country. >> stay connected to what we. care abo reporter: the idea that hispanics will inevitably vote democratic isn't one that gets much support here. reneanarcia's cuban-americ, republican, and an old-school politician, so it is not babies he is kissing. his voters a elderly. his challenge nois winning over younger hispanics. >> hispanic voters tend to be more conservative in nature, but what happened is the republican party has given up on them for years, given them up to the democrats. it is up to us now, the moderates, independents, pragmatic thinkers, to reach out. reporter: has trump helped with those voters, does he help or does he hurt? >> i think the immigration issue hurts. reporter: america's big demograpc

. >> reporter: higgins is a business reporter with the wall street journal. they are concerned with the law's constitutionality. >> most of these companies are actually charted in places like delaware and federal law has a law that you follow the rules were your charted. >> many companies have all-male board of directors including tivo and sketchers. more than 30 business groups oppose the legislation. the laws getting mixed reaction on the streets. >> i think the silly. what if she is not the most qualified? it should be qualifications. times that we are as intelligent as the males, we have the ability -- >> the good old boy network prevails in the present circumstance. they don't seem to let women crack the ceiling, so maybe that is why you have government regulation. >> reporter: companies face a fine of $100,000 for the first violation and $300,000 for the second offense. similar measures are common in european countries. >>> governor brown signed and vetoes a host of other bills today including one that blocks san francisco from opening safe injection si

john higgins is through to the second round of snooker‘s english open.e was a maximum 147 break for thailand's thepchaiya un—nooh. australian spinner nathan lyon took four wickets in six balls on day one of the second test against pakistan. but an innings of 94 from the pakistani captain sarfraz ahmed helped them to 282 all out. the aussies are 20 for 2 in reply. england face sri lanka in the third odi tomorrow in kandy. they lead the five match series one nil and all rounder moeen ali says he feels that he is coming into the peak of his career. the mental side of the game and just in general i feel i'm comfortable in myself and in my game throughout play. i know, you know when you've done badly done well, if you have made an impact. those of the kind of things that i think i have a bit more experience in now and ifeel a big part of the group. i feel like i'm coming into my form now. finally a hellhole that smells of urine — that's ronnie o'sullivan's verdict on the k2 leisure centre in crawley — host of this year's english open snooker. o'sullivan is th

mayfield to higgins, 19-yard td. browns take a 6-3 lead in the s half. is thia caps score or something? missed badly in regulation, on target right here, not pretty, but a win forcleveland, their first afc north victory in 19 tries, but who's counting? >>> somara probly knows this. steelers hosting f thecons and rumblings of big ben in pittsburgh's demise. 18-yard touchdown. steelers up 13-0. check out the celebration. giving birth to a football baby. congrats to the smith/schuster family. wn on the ground, bell, who? yeah. james connor, second touchdown of the game. 110 -1yards, pittsburgh a 0 lead. antonio brown might be keoutspo about his team, but he makes plays. look at this 47-yarder. steelers win big over the falcons 41-17.i ink wayne rooney is a man of his word after he was signed this summer. rooney delivered a video message on social media and simply said, hey, let's get to work, d.c. and he has. eyed has gone from last place in july to close to a playoff spot, but only close, and that means there's more work to be done. this afternoon united o

it is remarkable what elliott higgins has done at elinor kirk, using open source tools on the internetos an indictment of how poorly the gru has been run. exact day right in the second part of the question because on this particular point, the daily telegraph and another russian organisation also identified alexander mishkin. it makes precisely the point that you've got to which is that other people using the same car insurance, database, people using the same car insurance, data base, and people using the same car insurance, database, and other things, hackers tools ofjuly, database, and other things, hackers tools of july, have database, and other things, hackers tools ofjuly, have been able to also come up with this identification. it is pretty extraordinary. cars registered to the country headquarters and things like that. 305 of them. they choose to have their card that because they do not want a speeding fine! lets go from that technology of this to the story you uncovered about the skripals and the degree to which vladimir putin for him sergei skripal was a personal issue and th

referendum held on friday alongside presidential elections, which was won by incumbent president michael d higginse. a £1.5 billion boost for high streets will be announced by the chancellor in his budget speech on monday. business rates for smaller firms in england are to be temporarily cut by a third, and £650 million will be allocated to rejuvenate high streets and transport links. our business correspondent joe miller reports. it is an increasingly familiar sight in britain's high street is, they shouted casualties of a bruising yearfor shouted casualties of a bruising year for retailers. across this north london road, a printshop is fighting to avoid the same fate. its founder says a steep increase in business which is the tax paid on rented shops and warehouses, is forcing him to downsize and lay off staff. our rates have risen from 12,000 -- 7000 to £12,000. we are making less money and employing less people because we cannot afford to keep it open because the government have taken that money from us. the pleas from small business owners have been getting louder and louder over the last you

baker mayfield finding rashard higgins on a 19-yard touchdown a missed fie ugly but it doesn't matterthe browns win 12-9. switching to another nail biter, in the queen city panthers taking on the new york giants. giants down big here. odell beckham jr.-e hasn't been able to score a touchdown yet. so why not throw one? so saquon barkley into the end zone. and the giants go up. there was a moment right here that would decide the game. in giants territory graham gano with a chance to win it with 63 yards out. 63 yards. that is not an easy feat. that's the second longest field goal in nfl history to win-w a game. 33-31 the panthers break the giants' hearts. final l., in seattle another unbeaten streak on the line. the rams versus the seahawks. it was a back and forth game between the two high-powered offenses but midway through the fourth rams kicker carlos santos would give his team the lead for good. the rams stay undefeated with a 33-31 win. >>> michelle grossman is here with our monday forecast. a lot going on. >> a lot going on, yeah. another busy week. next potential hurricane, 13th

quarterback baker mayfield finding rashard higgins, 19-yarder. touchdown browns. they're up three.hey had a chance to win it before overtime, didn't do it, but here's another chance. oh, my goodness, it was ugly, but the fans are cheering. that is because cleveland wins for the first time on a sunday in over 1,000 days. >>> switching to another nail-biter in the queen city. the panthers taking on the new york giants. the giants were down big here when odell beckham jr. decides to throw the ball, and that is saquan barkley on the other end, and he goes in for the touchdown. he would actually end up catching his first touchdown of the season there, but it was all about this here. graham gano kicked it from forever deep, 63 yards out, and he got it. panthers win. that was the second longest field goal to win a game in nfl history. >>> finally, in seattle, another unbeaten streak on the line. the rams versus the seahawks. back-and-forth game here. it was supposed to be a blowout for the rams, but instead, the seahawks kept up with them, but at the end, it was cairo santos for the rams

exit polls and putting michael higgins on course to win a second term as the country's presidents. the second—place candidate. voters have also been casting their ballots in a referendum on repealing a ban on blasphemy. harry and meghan have been meeting tonga's royal family at the end of their visit to the tiny south pacific nation. earlier, the couple wore floral garlands and traditional clothes as they learnt about tongan youth projects. 0ur royal corresondent jonny dymond was there. for a style icon, a new accessory. the welcome for harry and meghan was warm and noisy. and this was just the start. mat—making was just part of the display of tongan culture waiting for the duke and duchess. but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry? then, a quick whip around the exhibits. no royal tour is complete without a tour of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more

held on friday alongside presidential elections — which was won by incumbent president michael d higginsen discussed by the leaders of russia, france and germany at a summit hosted by turkey's president recep tyip erdogan in istanbul. after hours of talks the leaders agreed that a committee to create a new constitution should meet by the end of the year. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford has more from istanbul. it was an unusual format here on the banks of the bosphorus in istanbul. notjust turkey and russia here, involved, but leaders from france and germany. recep tayyip erdogan, the turkish president, said that was because it was important to expand those involved in the process of bringing a lasting solution for syria as broadly as possible. they talked for a significant time here, several hours, we are told at this 0ttoman mansion here at istanbul. recep tayyip erdogan had emerged to say these were effective talks, constructive talks. there were key issues on the agenda. first of all the situation in idlib, that last rebel—held stronghold in syria, where, just over a month ago, russ

so, how does a democrat like eileen higgins get her solidly hispanic community to turn up on election when she has one rather obvious hurdle. you don't look very hispanic. no! i don't. like, not at all. laughter. no, i can't trick anyone into thinking that. how much of a drawback is that, then, appealing to hispanic voters? i didn't find it a drawback at all. in miami, i always like to call it, this is the land of the free and the home of the spanglish—speaking. eileen has a message for other democrats in the country. keep issues local and connected to what we care about. the idea that hispanics will inevitably vote democratic isn't one that gets much support here in hialeah. rene garcia is cuban american, republican and an old school politician. though it's not quite babies he's kissing, his voters are elderly, his challenge now is winning over younger, non—cuban hispanics. it's up to us now, the moderates, independents, pragmatic thinkers, to go out and reach out to the hispanics. does trump help with those voters? not with the cuban americans but with those hispanic voters. does he

the irish president — michael d higgins — has been re—elected for a second term., and a resounding endorsement for the 77 year old. campaigners say plans for a million new homes in central england would damage the countryside forever. they‘ll be built around a new expressway linking oxford, milton keynes and cambridge, in a scheme that has the backing of the transport secretary, chris grayling. our environment analyst, roger harrabin, reports. in oxford and cambridge, pedestrians and cyclists reign supreme. the absence of cars helps both places attract some of the top brains in the world, but the government‘s infrastructure advisers say that to stay competitive, these cities need many more new homes and better connections with each other. the government is now planning a great arc of high—tech development encompassing milton keynes and northampton, as well as the two great university cities. a major road will be built from east to west. environmentalists say that will just generate more traffic, but the government is in favour. it is government policy to have this

tim higgins. we always appreciate you getting up early with us.let's take another look at futures this morning. we are seeing a balanced act after a major selloff. the most here at the one and a third%. they have have them on a nationwide manhunt. the full weight of our government is being deployed to conduct this investigation and bring those who are responsible for these despicable acts to justice. how close are we to finding those responsible. and what are they tell us about the suspect. you won't believe what happens next. you are watching fbn:am. and did you know that geico... (lips smacking) offers mo... (coughing) motorcycle insurance? ho-ho... my lips are burning. (laughs) ah... no, my lips are actually burning. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. see how much you could save at geico.com. it's too hot. oh, this is too hot, mate. ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you there are a lot of unknowns out there. not the least of

elliott higgins and other people behind bellingcat, the online research groups that have found this informationng members of parliament a private briefing inside the house of commons. we expect them to come out $0011 commons. we expect them to come out soon and say publicly what they have been telling them about. exactly what is the evidence they have that leads them to suggest that alexander petrov, the man we knew as that, is actually alexander mishkin, this decorated member of the gru russian military intelligence, someone with a background of being trained by the russian navy, who clearly is not the harmless tourist they had claimed that they were. the information has come up through their digital footprint, the information has come up through their digitalfootprint, information phones by facial recognition software, looking up passport details, all this sort of stuff —— information found out by. in terms of the spying and what they are doing, it is interesting how easy it has been for a group like bellingcat to find this information, i am sure that will cause some embarrassment in moscow.

it was founded in 2014 and it came after a campaign by elliott higgins, after a campaign by elliott higgins campaign, to create a network if you like of people who i just interested in finding out information online. much of what they find out is stuff you would call open source that perhaps traditional media organisations don't have the time to trawl through, the vast amounts of data that are available that can be found there. what they do is they use a network of people, most of volunteers, to come together to trawl through all of this information to find patterns, divine sequences, information to find patterns, divine sequences, to find the parts of the digital jigsaw sequences, to find the parts of the digitaljigsaw they then sequences, to find the parts of the digital jigsaw they then put together which then gives them enough cross corroboration to confirm the information they are putting out. thank you very much indeed. and stay with us for more on this developing story. i'll be speaking to the founder of the investigative journalism website bellingcat, eliot higgins, in a few minutes

richard higgins invented that landing craft and they were used on d-day. thank you. >> thank you accident commissioner. one quick question. did you city vehicles have been redeployed someplace do you know where they have been moved. >> what vehicle. >> antique vehicles on treasure island have to be moved, i understand. have we redeployed them in different places? >> none of them have been moved at this time. >> offline topic of discussion no doubt. thanks so much for your report. maybe you can put the video in your next report. >> you got it. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> madam secretary would you call the next item. >> item 5. resolution 2018-02 discussion and possible action regarding 2018-02 recommending the san francisco fire department expand the duties and remain the stress unit to peer support services? >> any public comment on this resolution? please come forward. good evening. >> good evening, mr. president, chief hayes white. >> i and currently as signed to the airport department. prior to this i worked in the stress unit as one of the tw

. >> reporter: tim higgins is a business editor with the wall street journal. >> most of these comp chartered in places like delaware, and federal law has followed this idea that if you're chartered in a state, those are the rules you follow. >> reporter: he said one 23 five publicly traded companies have all male board of directors, including tivo and sketchers. more than 30 business groups -- poise the legislation. the new law getting mixed reaction on the streets of san francisco. >> i think it's silly. what if she's not the most qualified? that's it. it should all be about qualifications. >> it's been proven how many times, we're as intelligent as the males, we have the ability. >> the good old boy network prevails in the present circumstance, and they don't seem to let women crack the ceiling, so maybe that's why you have government regulation. >> reporter: >> similar. >> reporter: s are common in european countries, and companies can face a fine of $100,000 for the first violation, $300,000 for the second offense. frank and heather? >> thank you. >>> governor brown has rejected a bill t

this is higgins canyon road between highways 1 and 35. at one point, the fire threatened buildings and some people had to leave their homes. >>> california's now entering its peak fire season. october is historically a critical fire month. cal fire officials say nearly a dozen of the state's 20 deadliest fires occurred in october. in the first nine months of this year, cal fire reported more than 937 square miles burned in wildfires, more than double the area scorched during the same time last year. >>> the fire danger is still high right now. let's go over to spencer christian for a first check on the weather. >> still very warm and dry and windy here in the bay area. you can see temperatures right now in the upper 80s in many inland locations. so it's been a warm day and continues to be. wind gusts between 15 and 21 miles per hour. so red flag warning for high fire danger remains in effect for elevations above 1500 feet. wind gusts could reach 50 miles per hour. of course, that means fires can start and spread easily. we'll see conditio

he also continues -- he wrote, "steve higgin, the guy near the corner, looks like the living dummy int it, maybe you guys do look alike. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this next letter is from madison. five years old. "to jimmy, make hashtag dance again. from, madison." even drew this cute picture of hashtag. i don't know if that's a good idea. ♪ i mean, no. i don't know. no, no. hashtag -- [ cheers and applause ] the panda bear is very tired! oh, why not? roots, bring it up! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: all right. fantastic. all right. [ laughter ] still got it. ♪ no, no, no. ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and ause ] >> jimmy: hashtag, are you okay? just give me a thumbs up if you're okay. ♪ all right, perfect. all right. [ cheers and applause ] this is our last one here. this one is from brianna. she is eight years old. "hey jimmy, i have a new game suggestion. you have to stare into your opponent's eyes and never blink. [ laughter ] that may be just a staring contest but there is a twist. you have to eat chips slowly as you compete. [ light laughter ] i hope you like it. love you a

that fire burned about three acres in the higgins canyon road area. kpix 5's len ramirez on how santa clara county firefighters stood ready today. >> reporter: this all-new state of the art wildland fire engine doesn't stay parked at the station house. it's part of a new standing policy for the santa clara county fire department all during fire season. at least one rig in its most dangerous coverage area is kept rolling and ready to pounce in case any fires start. kpix 5 rode along with the crew today as they patrolled the rural roads in cupertino in the los altos hills. >> their assignment is to essentially familiarize themselves with those areas, the fire roads, the access points to make sure that, you know, if something does occur in one of those areas, we can get in there quickly. >> reporter: the crews would be doing this any way, but with a red flag warning extended through tonight, it takes on an even more importance. >> the wind and lower humidity to it leads to very dangerous fire conditions. >> reporter: drivers on southbound highway 101 and

like lloyd blankfein said on the way in, we're not in those -- the higgins boats headed up -- it's just you'll have an interesting show, joe. thank you very much for that we'll see you at 6:00 a.m. >>> let's talk more about this early morning joining me is dan vera can we step in and buy right now? >> you should be buying. i think this is walmart clearing out its inventory. >> you are telling me stocks are on sale right now. >> we started the s&p with a multiple at 19, now it's closer to 15 and dropping as company profits come in at or above. we're seeing more good than bad, certain pockets of weakness within semiconductors, areas like that. we're getting back to a more normalized market. we'll have to pick individual stocks >> pockets of weakness sounds mild when you refer to the semiconductor space. that space has been hammered it's been absolutely demolished. to be fair, it was a huge leadership group over the past couple of years. what would you be looking for? is it specific things? a pe an earnings growth rate? what would you look for from a bottoms-up stock perspective that would

higgins? where is everybody? quest?ter ] >> both: hello, jimmy. [ laughter ] come and play with us. ♪ come and play with us, jimmy. ♪ >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] [ upbeat music ] ♪ >> yes! >> jimmy: booyah! watch me now. ooh. >> drink, drink, drink, drink! oh! woo! >> whoo! >> chug, chug, chug, chug. ♪ >> jimmy: whoo, whoo! all work and all play makes jimmy a happy boy. i am the best! i won! woo! woo! woo! [ ominous music ] we're just playing, right? we're just playing. it was a fun game, right? you can win. ♪ >> happy halloween, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to nikki and brie bella. we'll be right back with "thank you notes," everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ alexa, play weekend mix. the new lincoln mkc. connecting the world inside, with the world outside. so you can move through both a little easier. introducing the well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. breathe right strips are designed to simply when nighttime nasal congestion closes in, open your nose right back up. ♪ breathe better

so anyway, anyway, anyway anyway -- higgins, aren't we lucky to have questlove and know him -- >> stevewe're all winners. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's go to rem sleep. full on rem right there. [ cheers and applause ] full on rem. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: nothing. nevermind. let's get to some news here. guys, today the secret service intercepted packages containing explosives that were sent to prominent democrats and cnn's headquarters. when he heard that, the president was like, "oh, my god, is fox news okay? [ laughter ] is everybody okay at fox?" that's right. explosive devices were sent to president obama, hillary clinton and cnn. and out of precaution president trump evacuated himself to a a golf course. just to be safe. [ laughter and applause ] "i've got to be safe." the midterm elections are just two weeks away. and aside from voting for a a candidate, you'll also be voting for several ballot measures and proposals. every state has their own proposals and some of them are pretty specific to the state they're in. i'll show you what i mean. for example,

>> matt higgins from boston, mass. >> what is your favorite novel? >> my favorite novel? no clue.o -- i don't think i've ever read a novel. >> never? >> never in my life. >> my favorite novel? uh -- let me see. i like -- like -- i don't really read that much, i guess. >> i actually don't really read books. so -- >> my favorite novel? if i read, it would probably be like "pet sematary." >> you said if you read. you saw the movie? >> i saw the book, it was this thick. >> what's your favorite novel? >> i'm being put on the spot right now. >> what's a novel? >> a book. >> right, right. so name a novel. >> the bible. [ laughter ] >> what is your favorite novel? >> my favorite novel? shoot. i'm going to have to go with -- i can't think of any. i just got out of school right now, too. my teacher would be pissed. >> what is your favorite novel? >> "fear." >> fear? >> yeah, it's about donald trump. >> oh, oh, that's not a novel, that's nonfiction. we wish it were fiction. >> yeah. it's not. >> what is your favorite novel? >> favorite novel? i don't read books. but -- first one i could thin

and tim higgins said the party can't continue there's new room left in the rally -- there is on the firstf the fourth quarter dow up 200, s&p up 17, nasdaq up 60 in the premarket. you're watching fbn:am. ♪ when i was shopping fothe choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i can reach 24/7. great savings and round the clock service? now that's a win-win. winner. winner. yay me! oh, hi! good luck. switch to geico®. it's a win-win. good monday morning thanks for waving let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. a nice day maybe a record setting dare the markets taking a look at futures dow jumping 195 points s&p up 17 nasdaq up 59. well hundreds of earthquake an tsunami victims being laid to rest in indonesia today crews are digging giant mass grief as authorities call for immediate burial or health and religious concerns. at least 840 people are dead. hundreds injured after an earthquake triggered a ten foot ?awmed devastating two cities. official say tot

tran went to higgins is a business reporter with the wall street journal and says that opponents are concerned with the law's constitutionality. >> most companies are charted in places like delaware and federal law has followed this idea that if you are charted in the state, those are the rules. >> reporter: he says that the companies have all mail board of directors, including sketchers. more than 30 business groups oppose the legislation and the new law is getting mixed reaction on the streets of san francisco. >> i think it is silly but what if she is not the most qualified? that is it. it should all be on qualifications. >> reporter: it is proven that we are as intelligent and we have the ability. beckett is the good old boy network prevailing in the present circumstances. they do not seem to let women crack the ceiling. that is why you have government regulations. >> reporter: ktvu news. >>> coming up on mornings, one year since the mass shooting in las vegas. how people who died in the attack are being remembered today. >>> it is the first day of san francisco fleet week from s

higgins, you're gonna love this one. >> steve: well, tell me. >> jimmy: i heard about a man in new yorkon medication, that his vision turned red. [ laughter ] >> steve: that's crazy. red, that guy, that's nuts for a guy. >> jimmy: aw. [ laughter ] hey, hey, hey. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: you -- you okay, man? >> steve: yeah, sure. don't i seem totally fine? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: just acting -- just acting kind of weird, huh? >> steve: no. i'm all good. not weird at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because are -- are you sick or something? >> steve: no. >> jimmy: come here. let me feel your forehead. >> steve: no. i'm not -- >> jimmy: come here. come -- let me feel your forehead. >> steve: i'm fine! >> jimmy: let me, just -- come on. dude. >> steve: all right, fine. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: finally, you guys, the news is so crazy lately, sometimes it almost feels like someone blended a bunch of stories together. so, we though, what if we took some real headlines and blended them together. would the new stories be any crazier than the actual news? let's find out. if yo

i know you -- steve higgins produces on "saturday night live."y, that was a great episode, dude. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: congrats on the [ cheers and applause ] the opening, the matt damon, the kavanaugh -- >> steveoh. >> jimmy: the cold open was fantastic. >> steve: he was brilliant. >> jimmy: who -- who was that? >> steve: it was jost and -- kent sublette. colin jost and kent sublette wrote that. >> jimmy: oh, it was fantastic. well done, dude. it was good first show. >> steve: aw. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and they got another show this weekend, check it out. i had a crazy night last -- last night. >> steve: i've heard. >> jimmy: dude, i hung with -- >> tariq: you went? >> jimmy: dude, i hung with post malone until, like, 1:00 in the morning last night. k laughter ] yeah, well, he t -- he said on the show that he celebrates all his milestones going to olive garden. and i said, i've never been to olive garden and he said, "that truly saddens me." [ laughter ]i he goes,nt to take you to olive garden." so, we actually went to olive garden