dave in irvine, california, still looking. you been long have look something caller: i've been looking for a long time. i'm sort of picky. want to question about, first of all, if you're a senior, i'm 50, it is hard to find work. second of all, there is less and technology.cause of i'd like to make a comment about minimum wage. poverty, since 1965, the minimum wage should be an hour and $15 with productivity and inflation, hour.be $21 an so all the businesses saying if they can't pay it, not talking mom and pop businesses, but minimum wage should be $15 $21 with productivity. it is just way too low. in : david, at this point your job search, would you take a minimum wage job? not.r: no, i would not unless i was desperate and out on the street. in ink i would rather be jail, people in jail get health enefits, they get everything supplied to them n. california, it cost when a person is in it cost $50,000 per year to keep them there. you u are a senior, when hit 60, it costs $100,000 a year. spend money to put peep nel jail, they

. >> ucsf, uc irvine and ucla are participating in the collaborative effort, according to you see, 16% of cancer patients in california received treatment at a uc cancer facility. >>> let's get a check of the forecast, -- >> it is looking so gorgeous right now, you can see golden gate loud and clear. we didn't get the marine layer today. but we are seeing high wispy clouds and overnight the temperatures did not call that much, they are staying pretty warm today you can see everything in sight temperatures feeling really comfortable, 86 concorde, 86 san francisco, 76, 87 in san jose, you will be topping out in the low 90s for concord, low 80s for vallejo and oakland, oakland be to record yesterday it was so hot on sunday. today we are still feeling fairly warm, sunset tonight happening at 7:23 pm and it may make for a gorgeous sunset because those clouds will come through, here is why we have this low to the south of us working its way up. a 30% chance of showers on the way into the area, here is futurecast if you set into motion you'll get an idea of what the skies will look like. we w

irvin and hayward. [ laughter ] >> i went to cleveland on a visit, um, when i was a free agent and kyriein and, you know, was saying how much fun it would be if i would be on the team and, um, you know, kind of recruiting me to go there. and then lebron came and that kind of squashed the whole thing. >>> a lot of football players after this weekend going to be looking for jobs. cut-down day in the nfl. in fact, some 1200 players looking for work. colin kaepernick will be one of them. and we caught up with steve young and ronnie lott this week and asked them to weigh in on mr. kaepernick. >> you know, um, colin, um, has said, i want to just come play some football. and he is capable of especially kind of igniting offense like as a great backup, like i don't know if there's, you know, more qualified guy to just come on the field and make something happen. so i got to believe that there's a place for colin kaepernick. >> i believe that he is talented enough to play the game of football. what i don't know is what does football mean to him today? so somewhere, which nobody has been able to ar

irvin islands. this video from from -- three people confirmed dead in the u.s. virgin islands. and this video from the british virgin islands. when you see this video 95% of the structures are down barbuda. you can track irma's path as it heads toward florida and then possibly up the east coast. just download the abc7 weather app for your smart phone or the ipad. we will go live to abc7 meteorologist josh knight in florida coming up in ten minutes. jonathan: in other news now, president trump leaving open the option of military action against north korea. the president was asked about tensions with pyongyang during his news conference today. here is what he said. president trump: i would prefer not going the route of the military but it's something certainly that could i don't put my operations on the table. but north korea is behaving bad lid and it has to stop -- badly and it has stop. jonathan: he said an attack would be a sad day for north korea. north korea conducted the sixth and the most powerful nuclear test on sunday. they claim to have tested a hydrogen bomb but that

passing irvin to become the cowboys all-time receiving leader. 19-3.remy maclin makes his debut against the bengals. joe flacco finding maclin for the score in the second quarter. maclin, two catches and 56 yards, but the ravens shut out cincinnati, 20-0. and j.j. watt, introduced to a hero's welcome. he has raised over $30 million for hurricane harvey relief efforts. but the texans could not get the win. fowler, the fumble, runs for a touchdown. jaguars win. the phillies were in washington today, finishing up a four-game set with the nationals. this was a pitcher's duel. and the ace hasn't allowed a run since august 19th. struck out 10. allowing two hits over eight innings. nasty. and 2-0 in the eighth, turner hits a solo shot off of ben lively. the phillies first complete game. and ends up needing this run. barely hang on to beat the phillies. after the win, they found they lunched the nl east. and rafael nadal, third u.s. open. 16th overall grand slam. >> thank you very much, sticking with the phillies. j.p. crawford, came up, playing shortstop. >>

sunday at 7:00, dez bryant goes one-on-one with michael irvin.s the cowboys' big monday night win in arizona and this weekend's showdown with the rams. nfl game day morning, sunday at 7:00 live on nfl network. ok, the bears' first series of this quarter they drove it but missed on the long-range field goal. that's cunningham. boy, there was a whole lot of moving around and a cunningham. picks up nine. we were expecting all these things out of tarik cohen and he hasn't had that many handles. he's caught two balls for eight yards, carried it twice for one yard. tony: green bay, when they want to play base defense, it's hard to run the ball on them. jim: second and 1 and glennon got a completion to thompson. tony: this is a hard thing to watch. they have seven points and he's actually playing pretty good now. this offense, there's not a lot of skill outside. it's going to be tough sledding and -- whoever is playing back there. jim: the packers trying to rush five. gives to miller and he's brought down right away by jones and we're due for another fl

sunday at 7:00, dez bryant goes one-on-one with michael irvin.the cowboys' big monday night win in arizona and this weekend's showdown with the rams. nfl game day morning, sunday at 7:00 live on nfl network. ok, the bears' first series of this quarter they drove it but missed on the long-range field goal. that's cunningham. boy, there was a whole lot of moving around and a good job by cunningham. picks up nine. we were expecting all these things out of tarik cohen and he hasn't had that many handles. he's caught two balls for eight yards, carried it twice for one yard. tony: green bay, when they want to play base defense, it's hard to run the ball on them. jim: second and 1 and glennon got a completion to thompson. tony: this is a hard thing to watch. they have seven points and he's actually playing pretty good now. this offense, there's not a lot of skill outside. it's going to be tough sledding and -- whoever is playing back there. jim: the packers trying to rush five. gives to miller and he's brought down right away by jones and we're due for

yesterday nine players including khalil mack and bruce irvin visited ucsf benioff children's hospitaln oakland. they made slime and they played cards and they hung out with patients and staff. the smiles on the faces the kids tell the story. raiders will visit the broncos on sunday. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. they hope to slime them in denver. >> that would be nice. thanks, larry.

. >> if they run the football that much, they're keeping their best players, khalil mack and bruce irvinm doing what they do best which is rush the passer. it may be the right game plan again this week. >> that game plan was ripped out of like 1982 in this league. i mean you don't see that these days. and i don't know if it's even possible to do it in back-to-back weeks. i think they might have caught mcvail flat footed with that attack. >> did you hear the stat kind of everyone's jaw dropped. they hadn't had three backs with 65 plus yards in one game. >> since the '50s. >> since 1956 or something like that, it's crazy. chris thompson. >> if we didn't have a back that ran into contact, we would have more. i've never seen a guy with wide open field run into a guy who is isolated. >> when he should have cut outside. >> there's one he should have cut out and the other time he got tackled by a safety in the what are your thoughts on that, clinton? >> he had an opportunity to cut outsi the firne he got stuck in his move early on. showed it too quick. lamarcus joyner is a great player. he made

now 14 to nothing later in the first quarter penn state punt ing, irvine charles from paul the sixthforced fumble, nick scott scoops it up. 14-yard for a touchdown. twenty-one to nothing. barkley half back option pass to hamilton, his third touchdown of the game. hamilton becomes schools all time receptions leader and penn state wins easily 45-14. >>> temple was hoping a home game against houston would be exactly what it needed to get back on track. hope is often, fleeting. owls trying to get their swag back. coming off a 36-point loss no score owls opening drive, logan martin takes a 24-yard sack, and intentional grounding penalty. >> oh, no. >> out of the field goal range , and they get no points on the drive. third quarter cougars up 13 to nothing and adding. bonner gets a 9-yard touchdown pass. temple down, 20 to nothing. temple tries to run a come back in the fourth. david hood scores a 1 yard touchdown. temple down by 10. now down 20-13 inside two minutes. fourth down, it is incomplete the throw. owls lose 20-13, they fall to two-three on the season. >>> rough go for new head c

in california, we'll hear from dave in irvine, democrats line. caller: hello. how you doing. i want to talk about the new health care bill. i think that's going to hurt millions and millions of people. i don't understand why they always want -- they could make the bill better. why would you take it and make it worse? it doesn't make sense to me. and that's all i wanted to comment on. millions and millions of people are going to lose their health insurance. why do the republicans always want to make things worse for the american people? it host: dave, one of the arguments that were put out by legislators is states like california receive more currently as far as money is concerned that if you let state by state make decisions for their health care spending, that would even it out so to speak. that o you think of argument? caller: i think first of all all the states should have enough money for their health care system. universal health care is the way to go. you got to take the profit out of it. if you don't take the profit out of it, millions of innocent people -- doesn't hav

yesterday nine players including khalil mack and bruce irvin visited ucsf benioff children's hospitaly made slime and they played cards and they hung out with patients and staff. the smiles on the faces the kids tell the story. raiders will visit the broncos on sunday. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. they hope to slime them in denver. >> that would be nice. thanks, larry. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) first off, we're going to give you all... food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming an

. >> reporter: like previous monster storms, hugo, floyd and irvin, irma is known as a classic cape verde hurricane formed off the coast of africa, the most intense. >> this is bigger and faster than hurricane andrew. >> reporter: andrew sliced through florida and louisiana 25 years ago killing dozens, damaging 125,000 homes and causing more than $25 billion in damage. with airlines canceling flights later this week and prices skyrocketing -- >> here we are in a little sprinter rv headed down to ft. myers, florida. >> reporter: the pryor family borrowed an rv and drove 16 hours overnight from richmond, virginia, to ft. myers, to rescue 93-year-old grandma janet and her friend beverly. >> and they're in. >> reporter: tonight they're among the millions desperately trying to escape the most powerful atlantic storm in memory. gabe gutierrez, key largo, florida. >>> i'm kerry sanders in miami where tonight there's a balancing act. megan kerlen preparing to ride out the storm in south miami. >> we specifically bought this house two years ago because it had full hurricane impact windows and door

. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, irvine, california. >> mason: the supreme court next month takes up the constitutionality of president trump's ban on citizens from six mostly-muslim countries. the ban is set to expire this sunday, and the president is working on a replacement. margaret brennan has more about that. margaret. >> reporter: well, until the president makes a decision, countries won't be notified as to exactly how these new travel restrictions will impact people. but what we do know is that the new rules go into effect after the existing six-country travel ban expires this sunday. now, potentially affected countries were notified in advance so they could update their security standards, and only around eight or so countries either refused or were unable to comply. so now the president has to decide who remains on the list and whether there are any exceptions-- people already in transit or with valid visas won't be blocked from entering the u.s., but those applying for new visas will be impacted. the trump administration really wants to avoid the type of chaotic roll-ou

. >> reporter: she's looking for irvin fernandez buried under six stories of steel, concrete and rebar. >> my cousin's there. these 27 years old. >> reporter: at the elementary school where the search gripped a nation, authorities apologize for earlier reports that a girl was trapped but say they still believe there could be a survivor in the rubble. it's all hands on deck including frieda, the lab working with the mexican navy, sniffing for the missing. chief hector mendes formed his team after the '85 quake. now needed more than ever before. >> we are the people with the heart to support all these kind of situations. >> reporter: at the largest rescue sites across mexico, this is the scramble. hundreds are working around the clock and they won't give up hope. many who survived have little left. christian and wendy live in a building that no longer stands. our worst nightmare has come true, she says. i still can't bear to go back home. tonight this broken country fighting to get back on its feet. the search for the missing only pauses for the national anthem. a country that has lost s

irvin islands to help keep law and order. >> get back to your rooms. >> reporter: one tourist who wascuated from st. martin showing us this moment. dutch soldiers hunt down robbers at her hotel. another, maureen puckerin, says men with long swords raided her hotel. >> they started stealing food from our fridge and then beat up one tourist. hit a lady in the eye. >> reporter: on these devastated islands, no power. few supplies. and many growing increasingly desperate. this u.s. coast guard team is doing an a-drop here in st. thomas, bringing everything from generators to food, water, clothing and law enforcement personnel, to help with the security situation here. and roil caribbean sending ships loaded with supplies to evacuate more people over the next week. linzie janis, abc news, st. thomas, in the u.s. virgin islands. >>> when we come back tonight, more on that home explosion. >>> also, the mass shooting. several dead when a gunman opens fire at a cookout. a family had gathered for football. we'll be right back. can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they

irvine loves them. oh, my god. he can't get enough of that stuff.ormation gleaned from the 2014 sony pictures email hack which revealed she was paid considerably less than her male co—stars for appearing in the film american hustle. can me and the man talk about business here? do you think it's still deeply unfair, the game is rigged in hollywood? ido, yeah. i think there's still a lot of unfairness. we are making changes. the gap is very slowly closing, but there's still work to be done. did you make sure, for instance, that you got paid the same amount, or even more thanjavier bardem in this movie? i didn't, i didn't look at what javier was getting, ijust knew what i deserved and i fought for that. and if you found out he was being paid more? there would be a phone call. you would have a word? the actressjennifer lawrence speaking to our arts editor, will gompertz. now, after a career spanning five decades in which he's covered 29 fa cup finals, ten world cups and thousands of matches, the bbc football commentator, john motson has decided it's tim

and with me for tonight's panel are tim cavanaugh reporter for real clear investigations and valerie irvin senior adviser to the working families party thank you both for joining me let's get started arizona senator john mccain has announced that he cannot in good conscience vote for the gramm cassady obamacare repeal bill saying in a statement that he cannot support it without a c b o score and that same statement mccain urged bipartisanship and said he would consider voting for the bill if it were brought up as part of regular order and no . of the budget reconciliation process republicans are using to force it through congress with a simple majority and zero public hearings so we've now reached a point with rand paul coming out against this bill john mccain coming out against this bill that it just one more republican comes out against it it's done we've got susan collins we've got lisa murkowski there was news yesterday that they're trying to entice murkowski out of this bill by excluding alaska from some of these painful spending cuts i don't see how this bill passes at this point do

but it is irvin best again if nothing for no other reason then to try to neutralize the bias that we find in our media constantly. i'm just reading some information saying the cia's running it out on twitter this is what i'm being told now they're looking to haul a russian speaking people the ad says you can discover the truth as a cia agent so the cia trying to the russians because presumably one thousand russians originally. for them what's your impression of. well i don't have much respect for the cia on principle the libertarians are very annoyed with and if the very existence of the cia spy agencies have been around for a long time in just about every country and i think one can find out what's going on in other countries without having a secret government that's what i don't like i don't like are being involved in affairs that the congress has no no knowledge about the fact that they're out looking for employees that disturbs me but most of what the cia does disturb so anyway. i'm trying to get to try to make some sense of what appears to be a world of madness around us so the

party has blood on its hands the reason why in tonight's big picture and with richard hold bellary irvin right after the break. the mission. is to go to the people tell their stories our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country. which you are. are to america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that means free media is constantly spewing. we're not corporate no one tells us. how long or how to say that's the beauty of. it we question. not letting anything get in. to bring it home to the american people. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that lurk fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most diluted society on politics as a species analyst and needless political theater politicians have morphed into celebrity are two ruling parties are in reality one party to corporate and those who attempt to puncture this. breathless universal to make news just signed to push through the cruelty and exploitation wou

the five centers are uc sf, ucla, uc irvine, uc davis and uc san francisco. >>> viewers just keep capturingd the bay area this evening. brian stapleton posted this video on gram of lightning over the sir excuse mountains. >> drew is back to update the forecast. >> incredible images. take them if and only if you can safely shoot the videos and pictures. lightning can travel ten miles away from the storm. live doppler 7 is getting tighter right now. the shower, storms, lightning and thunder moving away from san jose and mountain, we are still seeing lightning and hearing thunder. look at those lightnings among san matteo. and san francisco, roughly ten to 11 lightning strikes. you're probably hearing thunder around san francisco right now. all this moving to a south to north fashion. i want expect in the next hour or so, folks in marin, sano may and perhaps napa county will like likely hear thunder as the storms move through. on the impact scale we're bringing it back. we rank or storms here here here tonight it's a 1. the accurate seven day forecast, still a slight chance, not expecting as w

the five centers are uc sf, ucla, uc irvine, uc davis and uc san francisco. >>> viewers just keep capturing lightning all around the bay area this evening. brian stapleton posted this video on gram of lightning over the sir excuse mountains. >> drew is back to update the forecast. >> incredible images. take them if and only if you can safely shoot the videos and pictures. lightning can travel ten miles away from the storm. live doppler 7 is getting tighter right now. the shower, storms, lightning and thunder moving away from san jose and mountain, we are still seeing lightning and hearing thunder. look at those lightnings among san matteo. and san francisco, roughly ten to 11 lightning strikes. you're probably hearing thunder around san francisco right now. all this moving to a south to north fashion. i want expect in the next hour or so, folks in marin, sano may and perhaps napa county will like likely hear thunder as the storms move through. on the impact scale we're bringing it back. we rank or storms here at abc 7. tonight it's a 1. the accurate seven day forecast, still a slight chance

performing in the communitya day after returning home members of the team including khalil mack and bruce irvinisited young patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. 9 players spent their lone off day of the week interacting with the young patients and their families. the players signed autographs, took photos and handed out raiders-themed items as they visited different parts of the hospital this week's cover of this week's this week's cover of sports illustrated is garnering some controverseyit photoshopped a number of sports figures with arms linked together in solidarity with lebron james and steph curry up front with nfl commissioner roger goodell sports illustrated is getting criticism for putting goodell on the cover the commissioner was lukewarm in supporting colin kaepernick's protest last season and also in his reaction to president trump's comment toward nfl players who knelt during the anthem last fridayaaron rodgers who can be seen in the upper-left corner of the cover is calling for packers fans to join the players in solidarity this weekend(sot: rodgers)

irvin islands feel they are abandoned. >> hurricane irma unleashing furry in the caribbean. the residents are deciding whether to rebuild. >> hi mouse and my business and both the vehicles. everything is gone. >> the government did nothing. >> some federal assistance filtering in from fema with food, toddler kits but across st. croix, st. thomas growing frustration. >> the u.s. citizens feel abandoned amidst irma agonizing aftermath. >> our hearts are looking for something to figure out if they will do something. >> they deployed 10,000 personnel. and president trump is expected to visit the island in the coming days. alison virginia task force one are con ducking search and rescue operations on st. thomas and st. john in the u.s. virgin islands. in one instance they evacuated a woman her home. irma moved through the caribbean last week. >> a large turn out for the funeral of the police officer killed in hurricane harvey. sergeant steven perez drowned trying to make it to work in the storm. his son called him the greatest protector, defender and rescuer. his wife asked her t

. >> jimmy: irvin red letter. >> you're going to talk to him later about what's going on down in floridauy. i used to be involved with him in the children's relief fund. >> jimmy: he can help me transition into a woman? >> how great was that interpreter by the way? >> don't give his phone number out. >> no no. >> jimmy: he's working children? >> yeah. you're going to meet him. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. >> am i leaving? >> you don't to have leave but we have to bring out van jones. >> jimmy: i think i you'll like him will. >> van goes easy can of the. >> jimmy: vangogh zizi. >> eye a >> jimmy: we will tell him in the turnover. michael keaton. we'll be right back with van jones. ♪ with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on hu

hurricane irvin was a category 4. it hit pensacola as a 3. we were in the eye of that one.his has as much power or more and we are not in the eye. we'll be 25 miles or 30 miles to the east. that's what will hit so much of the west coast of florida. if you are watching on the west coast of florida it temperatures coming slope and it's relentless. shep: adam housley live for us in key largo. we have an opportunity to go to elaine duke. big picture, how are we? >> good morning. we are as expected, a slight move to the west. the storm path has not changed anything we predicted. the storm has hit as a shirk category 4. the winds and storm surge are starting as predicted. shep: this is beginning to look like from the latest update like a marco island call your county naples event with what appears to be unless it makes a turn, direct hit, and heavily tropical hated. is fema ready in that region? >> governor scott is leading the response for fema. and we are providing any requests they make. shep: the -- is it the expectation that this will weaken? >> we expect this to be a strong

i was shouted down at the university of irvine, i'm less polite than ben so i just shouted them backn. the speaker comes first. his rate and the right of his audience to have that communication trumps everything, and berkeley must do everything in its power, including the use of the police, including expelling students -- >> tucker: the most important thing. you're describing the liberal agenda 1973. i think things have changed, but i'm glad you're here to remind us. thank you, professor. >> thank you. >> tucker: bernie sanders says it is time to replace obamacare with eight single-payer health care system, and he says health care for all, and he whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices... ...from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. go on, try something fresh. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >> tucker: the democratic party ma

blake irvin at the white house with details on that. >> wealthiest of americans may not be getting aght even pay a little more. that was the message from president trump from president trump as they met with a parade of democrats at the white house. >> the rich will not be gaining it all with this plan. the wealthy will be pretty much where they are. we can do that, we'd like to. they have to go higher, they will go higher. >> the president hosted a dozen house members. democrats in the afternoon. the main course was later in the evening as chuck schumer and nancy pelosi joined the president for a white house dinner to talk taxes. democrats demanding no tax relief for the wealthiest of americans. however, white house press secretary sarah sander swatted away any idea president trump is leaving americans by the wayside by meeting with the top two democrats on the hill. >> the idea you distort this into a bad thing is exactly what the president was elected. they were sick and tired of business as usual. they wanted somebody would break up the status quo, bring people from both sides of

irvine, second. san francisco and scottsdale rounded out the top five.hey looked at the best overall coffee cities in the country. you guessed it. seattle where starbucks has its headquarters. san francisco is three and oakland 13th. >>> happening today, dunkin' donuts opens the third store in the bay area. it is on mallory avenue in fremont. it opens in about 20 minutes. you still have time to get out there. the first 100 people get special gift bags. the first person in line gets a 250 dollar gift card. we spoke to people who started lining up around 11:00 last night. >> we have been waiting for dunkin' donuts to come to the bay area. the closest is in walnut creek. sinls it's here, might as welcome here for the first time. it's kind of an exciting event, i guess, for fremont. >> yeah, i wonder if he's going to share the gift card? there are three other dunkin' doughnut locations in the area. the chain has plans to open more stores in alameda and others. >> talking fremont ranking near the top. >> there you go. >> good research over there. >> i guess i

i was shouted down at the university of irvine, i'm less polite than ben so i just shouted them backown. the speaker comes first. his rate and the right of his audience to have that communication trumps everything, and berkeley must do everything in its power, including the use of the police, including expelling students -- >> tucker: the most important thing. you're describing the liberal agenda 1973. i think things have changed, but i'm glad you're here to remind us. thank you, professor. >> thank you. >> tucker: bernie sanders says it is time to replace obamacare with eight single-payer health care system, and he says health care for all, and he really means all, including illegal immigrants. we'll discuss after the break. i make it easy to save $600 on car insurance, so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you're gonna need it when i make it precipitate. what, what? what? you kn

jonathan: with us now is mohamed el-erian from irvine, california.ow for banks talks? >> it is tough to make, frankly. the bold case is valuation. lower thanare quite the rest of the s&p 500, one of the few sectors trading and relatively discounted valuations. the bull case is valuation. the bear case is pretty well covered. the yield curve continues to flat. a pretty tough environment for financials to make money. we arethe things neglecting in the conversation is insurance stocks are a large part of the strong tend to downtrend. insurance is in the headline out because of harvey and now irma. there are a lot of reasons why we don't like financials. i think the bull case is that valuations are low and there is not a lot of opportunity in the rest of the s&p 500. jonathan: you have a tug-of-war taking place in the regulation and the yield curve, how does deregulation reassert itself in the coming months? >> you have to have better headlines from washington, for a start. some size washington will get something done beyond just kicking the budget and d

a lot of the firearms have been purchased from irvin's toy box. we're here to stop a threat.'t here to kill anyone. we're going to stop a threat. >> leland: have you found any looters yet, seth, have the signs and the guys in night vision and camo gear scared them off? >> i have a feeling this is not like hunting bigs. humans are very, very smart. and i don't know, they may be hiding out where we can't see. we're showing our presence. and i have a feeling that this is a big deterrent, the mass amounts of people we have helping out with security. >> leland: no kidding, it seems as though you look, we have some aerial pictures, the neighborhoods that you're in. are you really isolated on an island there. i'm struck, your community isn't the only one that's doing this. the fort benton sheriff, tony nails in an interview over the weekend, he said about looters, there's a possibility you could leave this county in a bag. it appears though texas is taking a zero tolerance view toward looting. what sort of is the mandate you have given your men and the guys you're with in terms of h