left it at that conflicting reactions there on the walked kind of investigation should we expect jacki well on thursday a turkish presidential aide did come out saying that there is going to be an engine a joint investigation with turkey and saudi arabia and reports say that a delegation from riyadh has already landed in turkey but it's unclear how well that's going to work given the harsh accusations that we've had coming from the turkish side it's been alleged that turkey actually has audio and visual recordings of the incident that prove their claims that he was killed inside the consulate on october the second and certain articles quote people with quote unquote knowledge of the recordings recording saying that you can hear him being tortured and question interrogated and then killed but these recordings have yet to be released previously turkey had claimed that there was a fifteen man a hit group that murdered and dismembered the journalist while he was in the consulate and then removed his body from the site now there has been no concrete evidence of that yet and that's something that

does that read about true to you, jackie? >> well, yes. i've watched every one of the rallies but one and there have been, i think, tonight is the 35th if not tomorrow night will be, 35th since he took office. it is true. sometimes you become so endured to them i have to remind myself especially by comparison with the other five presidents that have served while i've been a reporter in washington and the other three that i covered myself, just how much the message is an us versus them, it's not about a unite -- at the end he has some just throw away lines about it being one coun y country, one people, but the whole bulk of the speech before that is more of an us versus ise over and there isn't much of an attempt of sort of a lifting, an optimism about the future and unity. there are all the touch stones, you know, about nfl players, the familiar villains. he's the hero as we did an analysis this week in the los angeles times about it where he's the hero. he's also the jester and all these villains and democrats and nfl players. it's always

jackie? >> reporter: well, during the litt -- doreen, the little boy's mother has only livedn this area for a few years, so, she's going through all of this without a lot ofil f around, but in that time, she has made at least one very good friend. >> please pray, and i'm ke, pray for what, what's wrong? he was in an accident. >> reporter: she got the fhone cam her best friend yesterday afternoon, there has been a terrible crash involving a motorcycle. 8-year-old edward julian pope, known as juju, was badly injured. the two moms met when the two boys went to school together. tucker knows juju's recovery will be many months long and impose ainancial train and her best friend. >> she's i the private industry. thank god, you know, i'm in government, so, i have thatng luxury of b able to take off and have leave, but i know that she doesn't. >> rorter: hearts are heavy with the knowledge that family hriendtopher mcclain, 44, was kill eed in the crash. it is believed that he tucked his body to cushion the llchild s the bike went into a 25ide to avoid the collision. juju's ear-old sister is determine

jackie? >> reporter: well, doreen, court documents say this man's motivation for wanting b tow himself up here on the national mall on election day was to draw attention to an ancie political system that he believed would better the united states. these images show fbi agen at the rockland county, new york, home of 56-year-old paul rosenfeld. court documents say agents found a fully functional 200-pound bomb loaded with pounds and pounds of black powder that hel wasing to bring to washington, d.c. and detonate on one national mall on elec day. rosenfeld planned to kill himself in the process, prosecutors say, to draw attention to his political views, which include support for in ancient greek syste which elected officials arech en at random by lottery. gosh. my >> reporter: people we talked to on the mall were horrified at the thought of a large bomb being detonated in this place regularly fille with tourists, including many school groups. >> nobody would have questioned, like, oh, 200 pounds of black powder for what. >> why is that so easy to get on the internet, though? >> reporter: court do

we just talked about dean heller versus jacky rosen. wellat wants to take jacky rosen's seat is going to join me in a moment. her name is susie lee. she's a democrat running for nevada's third congressional district. we reached out to a number of nevada republicans to appear on today's show. among them, governor ryan sandoval, senator dean heller. they either declined to show or did not respond. we originally booked danny. let's bring in susie lee. thanks so much for joining us. >> hey, katy. thanks for coming to nevada. happy to be here. >> great. we are talking about health care. you are running on health care. your opponent running for the republican ticket, endorsed by donald trump, is running on promising to repeal the aca, repeal obamacare. are you using that as a campaign issue, and do you think it's going to be effective? >> you know, health care is a huge issue in all of nevada, particularly in my district. i mean, we saw the largest increase of individuals now having access to affordable health insurance in the state of nevada. the

well jackie this is certainly a very interesting case now being heard. in london at the investigatory powers tribunal which is the court that provides oversight of the work of domestic and overseas security services here in the u.k. and in this particular case that was brought forward the question is whether there is a limit to the crimes that m i five agents me have been allowed to carry out while carrying out operations here on u.k. soil and this is indeed a case that was brought forward by four human rights groups including privacy international and reprieve who are arguing that it's important to know the extent of the seriousness of the crimes that m i five could have potentially been getting away with. it abuse that the security service believes that good if it thinks it would be in the public interest authorized but disciplined torture sexual assault on the grave criminality in the u.k. . well no this tribunal heard today from these groups bringing forward the allegations and demanding answers to a secret policy and what was referred to as british

jackie? >> reporter: well, in just a few hours, anyone who has a cell phone should be getting an emergency alert on their phone. and here's what it sounds like. that isn't a sound that anyone is used to. and that's the point. they say that that sound allows patrol cars to drive several areas and advise people of an emergency fast. it is a european high low siren and is a sound that they hope that people will hear when it is time to get up and move. >> we are working here to see how we can improve our efficiency. >> s the distce be g at thcomm. it started in calistoga on october 8 the last year and destroyed 36,000 acres. 5600 homes and killed 22 people. so the test is happening at 9:30 am and that will be right in the middle of where the napa county supervisors board is meeting. so hopefully, the meeting gets entered -- gets interrupted. >> thank you. >>> the crowd going wild a little too wild. after the wrapper promised to give away hundreds of free shoes in hollywood. they say that at least eight people are taken to the hospital, none of those juco se and they are expected to launch a tour at

it still s to otappral pcessber in contra costa county, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> well, it was a beautiful day, but you know what things are changes especially along the coast that will affect our temperatures. look at that. the fog is rolling in, bringing cooler temperatures. i'll tell you how cool we'll get overnight coming up. >>> it could be their chance. taxi drivers, meeting with san francisco city leaders right now discussing ways to level the playing field. in their fight for work against the ride shares. that story all new at 6:00. >>> well things are starting to change out there weather wise. take a look at our salesforce camera. a lot of that making their way over san francisco right now, making for changes when it comes to the temperatures. take a look at this. san francisco, dipping down into the 50s. thanks to the layer that is coming in, bringing you some of the cooler influences. still in the 80s there all day today. santa rosa 77. those temperatures will start to tumble though as it starts to go down. this is what we have to thank for those sunny skies. a slight offshore f

well indeed jackie was very warm and i mean the whole scale of today's meeting while it was staggering if i was to list everything that you do leaders will discuss from nuclear cooperation to agree culture to space and so on and so forth could be easily take the rest of the day and also a very warm very cordial atmosphere. between the leaders have a listen. harder sort of word jumped out to india for a special attention to its relationship with russia in this fast changing world the relationship is becoming even more important nineteenth meeting gives a fresh impetus to a privileged blankenship talks have given new meaning to a mutual cooperation. as they were used to do with the as our military cooperation goes beyond supplies of russian weapons countries jointly macon developed military products we maintain regular contacts between the defense ministries and general staffs of our countries when discussing the international agenda we confirm that russia and india is here to similar positions on key global issues so we've decided to step up our cooperation. well when it comes to salvat

congresswoman jackie speier says, the threats are disturbing.and kron 4's charles clifford explains why she is also calling out president trump. wellcongresswoman jackie speier says that she and her staff are taking extra precautions in light of suspicous devices being sent to other high profile democrats. she also says that president donald trump's rhetoric isn't helping solve this problem and that he needs to change his tone.sotall of us are frightened and concerned.congresswoman jackie speier says that the discovery of suspicous devices being sent to promimnent democrats has left her and her congressional collegues shaken. sotthere's a fear now to stand up and speak your mind because of the downside of individuals who are probably not mentally stable.and even though the investigation to find the whoever is responsible is still ongoing, speier says that there is one person who bears a great deal of responsiblity for this situation. president donald trump.sotthe president has targeted people who recieved these bombs. there is a corellation.she says the president's frequent verbal attacks on political opponents and the media has la

soon as we get that,k we'll come bac and bring it to you live in southeast washington, jackie benson, news 4. >>> well, safety bviously on the minds of people in georgetown. it's halloween, and you know what it means, several streets, they are closed, police recommend drivers avoid that area. in about an hour,raffic along parts of wisconsin and along m street vestricted. sel side streets closed. parking restrictions are going to be in effect. the complete list of closings is in the nbc washington arp. "georgetown halloween." >>> well, there's already a lot re fun in alexandria today w tommy mcfly is on south street, and that's south lee streeor thereng in the community for you this evening. tommy, a lot of people, creatures, and rscharac too, showing up around you. >> reporter: yeah, absoretely. people gathering here already, jim, look at this. hey, everybody, having fun? >> yeah! >> reporter: this is the early crowd on south lee street. we're expecting, like, 10,000 ? people 5,000 people tonight?ir making tay through here. the p.d. closed the streets. this is community tradition, that people get toge

jackie deangelis we are watching gold prices slightly higher. multiyear highs. so where is the gold rally going from here? jeff, how do you want to trade it >> wellackie, it's been interesting in 2018, or maybe it hasn't it's been a very confused trade. very much coiled in the strengthening dollar and raising rate environment gold should be lower it's not therefore, as we see volatility persist due to the raising rates in equities, i think persist due to the raising rating rates bre of this range of 1220. right now i think it's a buy. >> walk us through the chart, 1,200 obviously on everyone's mind >> clearly when i look at that chart, by the way, i find it startling, ten-year yields have gone from 285 to three and a quarter in a relatively eye blink and gold has stayed coiled within that range. i agree with jeff, when it comes out, i think it's going to come out hard we had one little false breakout about a week ago, and it didn't work 1180 on the downside, or 1215 bid, then i think it's heading to 1250. i think rates have to play a part in this, too. yields probably have to back up for it to go higher. >>> coming up on the live show, we're join

. >> well, jackie, 67-30, that's the iranian oil will sell.cker had 52.2 barrels last month they're getting under the sanctions right now. the saudis don't want to upset the world any more than they have recently the u.s. is in maintenance and turn around for refiners, which means supplies will build here also everything points negative i see crude oil in the 60s by the end of the year. >> my thanks to jeff and for more head back at 1:00 p.m. eastern time for the online show we have jack ablin we are back shortly with your final blitz. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what

jackie speier says, the threats are disturbing and she is calling on president trump to do more to prevent this sort of thing from happening again. kron 4's charles clifford has details. well, congresswoman jackie speier says that she and her staff are taking extra precautions in light of suspicous devices being sent to other high profile democrats. she also says that president donald trump's rhetoric isn't helping solve this problem and that he needs to change his tone.sotall of us are frightened and concerned.congresswoman jackie speier says that the discovery of suspicous devices being sent to promimnent democrats has left her and her congressional collegues shaken. sotthere's a fear now to stand up and speak your mind because of the downside of individuals who arly stable.and even though the investigation to find the whoever is responsible is still ongoing, speier says that there is one person who bears a great deal of responsiblity for this situation. president donald trump.sotthe president has targeted people who recieved these bombs. there is a corellation.she says the president's frequent verbal attacks on political opponents and the media has laid the groundwork f

congresswoman jackie speier says, the threats are disturbing.and kron 4's charles clifford explains why she is also calling out president trump. wellngresswoman jackie speier says that she and her staff are taking extra precautions in light of suspicous devices being sent to other high profile democrats. she also says that president donald trump's rhetoric isn't helping solve this problem and that he needs to change his tone.sotall of us are frightened and concerned.congresswoman jackie speier says that the discovery of suspicous devices being sent to promimnent democrats has left her and her congressional collegues shaken. sotthere's a fear now to stand up and speak your mind because of the downside of mind because of the downside of individuals who are probably not mentally stable.and even though the investigation to find the whoever is responsible is still ongoing, speier says that there is one person who bears a great deal of responsiblity for this situation. president donald trump.sotthe president has targeted people who recieved these bombs. there is a corellation.she says the president's frequent verbal attacks on political

jackie ibanez joins us live with how the president is responding as well. orning, jackie. >> the left's rhetoric reaching a new low ahead of the midterms. eric holder chiming in with negative words for republicans while channeling former first lady michelle obama. listen. >> michelle always says when they go low, we go high. no, no. they go low, we kick em. >> holder continuing to back up his aggressive remarks as the party's ideals. >> that's what the new democratic party is about. it's time for us as democrats to be as tough as they are, to be as dedicated and committed as they are. >> holder making those comments at an event to promote stacy abrams. this comes after hillary clinton says democrats cannot be civil with republicans. an op ed says as republicans we believe in treating every american with respect and dignity. we believe political difference% not an excuse for bad behavior. we don't kick those with whom we disagree. instead we work hard to win elections and president trump's agenda. president trump also doubling down on the hateful comments whi

jackie's first baby. these aren't just pancakes, well, yes they're pancakes but they're more than pancakes.ience. introducing the new craft pancake lineup from denny's. man charged with sexually assaulting a teenager behind a church in the south bay,whoosh imagine you're sitting at the wheel of your car and a thief smashes the window and grabs what's on the seat.very scary the new crime plaguing one east bay community.whooshand a new study finds most bay area roads are in poor shape ... and the cost to drivers is high. (ken) thanks to what's described as 'amazing police instincts' - an alleged violent sexual off south bay st that's the word tonight from san jose police. good evening, i'm ken wayne.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis...in for pam moore. a woman was attacked sunday around dinner time...and today police

jackie, what is the word? >> reporter: well, jim, they are working hard. take a look behind me. and making quite a bit of progress. the updates that about 350 customers,ng includi two hotels, we're ld, are still in the dark, but 6,000 customers, and a customer is a blding or a home, not a single person, were without power at the height of this, which began about 7:30 tonight. now, chopper 4 captured images ofhe congested streets of powntown bethesda without lights. ce directing traffic because the traffic lights were out. for a time, metro was sending trai throughhe bethesda station without stopping. thes escalator there one of the longest in the system and we are told that people weren that escalator and inside the station's elevator when t e lights wenout. a numberf restaurants and other businesses appeared to have closed early. nosa as i , we've been watching crews going up and down the street here, bringing the b lighk on block by block. we are not sure exactly what caused this, but we're told i was some type of problem with equipment at a pepco substation. live in bethesda,

. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. jackiee a civil rights icon when he broke baseball's color barrier in 1947. one year later another less heralded name entered the history books. george taliafaro was the first african-american football player ever drafted into the nfl. he was an all-american at indiana university where he played -- and he led them to a big ten title. segregation dedicated that he could not live in the dorm with his teammates or eat with other students in the cafeteria. he said later the controlled violence of football gave him a place to vent his frustration over the discrimination he faced every day. taliaferro who served in the army after his freshman in college never dreamed the nfl would take him. he signed with a team learning only that he had been drafted in the 13th round by the nfl's chicago bears. when the two leagues later merged he got his shot to play in the nfl where he was a three-time all pro. the son of a steel worker, he taught in the university system. george died this week in mason, ohio.

. >> watching that story as well thank you, jackie. >>> here are three more big money stock stories. shares of ppg are looking ugly this morning off more than 9% the company warning both its third and fourth quarter results will be hurt by higher raw material costs as well as lower demand from china. ppg saying costs jumped the most in two years. >>> google reportedly dropped its bid for a massive cloud competing contract from the pentagon that ten-year deal could have been worth up to $10 billion google also shutting its google plus after a bit of a scandal. we'll have more on that all day long. >>> and microsoft is investing in grab. the ride hailing firm is based in southeast asia. the deal will allow them to work together ton a pon a project reg ai and big data. grab plans to raise $3 billion this year. >>> up next, shooting for the stars. richard branson says he expects to be in space in squeweeks not months. >>> but first, hurricane michael strengthening and taking aim on the gulf coast of florida. we'll give you the latest on the storm and the poibssle impact for those rigs in

going door to door at nigh b >> jackieson is off mississippi avenue in southeast, jackie, wha have youlearned? >> reporter: well, doreen, this is rtdishing as described. we know that a man is in very grave condition after being shot here just as school was let out this afternoon. it's hall as you can see in the video that we have to show you,he entire top brass of the police department was on scene here while the investigation continues, and i use the word "disheart "disheartening" because as a parent, it's disheartening for me to see what i see now i children lifting up yellow police tape in their walking home from school. you don't want to see that anywhere, and this is a very residential neighborhood. a lot of people are very concerned by this. you know, according to initial reports, this was a masked gunman who shot the man andan from the scene. we have a little bit of an interview i did a sho time ago with the lady who was dressed as a green mm walking to her son's high school with a bag of candy in her arm to give out. this is what she had to say >> give out candy before i go home. i was going to pickon u

. >> jackie, thank you >>> well, housing stocks may be sitting near 52-week lows.a out this morning showing improvement for the month be of october. blackrock ceo larry fink sounding the alarm on housing on "squawk box" saying the biggest risk that no one wants to talk about is the tax laws and how they changed housing affordability. fink went on to say that a rise in interest rates will impact the desirability of housing. here now to weigh in on all of this is glen with redfin always great to see you. >> great to see you. >> you've been talking about the impact of the tax law on coastal cities for a while so fast forward to today, glen how deep was that impact was it deeper thanyou thought it was when can we expect to see some sort of stabilization in these markets? >> hard to say when we're going to see stabilization i don't think it's just the tax laws it's rising prices, it's slow wage growth and it's rising rates. that has been a perfect storm for the u.s.housing market what the tax laws are doing are really shaking up the snow globe of where americans live. p

jackie rosen. here's the ad. >> what do you get for $6 million? well, democratic leader nancy pelosi and her allies spent over $6 million to elect jackie rosen nan congress rosen voted with pelosi nearly 90% of the time even voting to shut down the government. rosen broke her promise to us voting to shut down the government and put funding for nevada's low income kids at risk. jackie rosen. she puts campaign cash before nevada's children. senate leadership fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. host: jack fitzpatrick, president obama will be in las vegas today to campaign for democrats there. take us to nevada. what are you looking for? guest: so the combination of obama campaigning there and that ad tells you a lot about republicans like to focus on. as we mentioned earlier, pelosi, for a long time, has been a long standing feature in republican ads against democrats. l >> good afternoon, las vegas!

as well as many surrounding areas. in calistoga, jackie ward. >>> thank you. the power was also turned off of 32,000 people in the northern sierra foothills. the sheriff's office says that it is staying in close contact with pg&e. and it's all hands on deck. the emergency operations center this morning, right now, command centers are monitoring the weather conditions in real time. >> we just spoke to them short time ago and they said they are going to keep monitoring those conditions. >> and we're looking at critical fire conditions tracking the wind gusts anywhere from 25 to 45 miles per hour across the northbay. so, a high fire danger and the red flag warning is in effect until noon today. that's due to the dry gusty offshore wind. low relative humidity values below 10% and we are tracking those gusty conditions. so, the strongest winds are up across the northbay mountain. in overnight, the winds were gusting up to 73 miles per hour. very strong. powerline threat, gus up to 50 to 60 miles per hour that went advisory is in effect until 10 am. so tracking that

jackie, if you feel comfortable going first. >> well, that's one of the biggest mistakes that we made, we were unaware that our daughter was this involved with addiction. she was i guess one of the best actresses in the world. she covered it up and these tamingers know how to -- teenagers know how to outsmart their parents and hide things well. and now looking back, i can see so many signs. and i put them all in the book after her diary and i have also met and researched signs confirming these signs and everything. and some of them are obviously, like changes of behavior. you know, but then when we changed her behavior, we thought it was puberty or being tired and saying i just want to go in the room and lock the door. you know, things like that. and we never saw her with bloodshot eyes or walking funny. and she actually had gone to rehab once. she was not doing heroine at the time. she was doing xanax. so she did a detox for xanax. in rehab -- she was only 18 years old -- she met a 26-year-old man that was in there by court order that had to go there or jail for his heroine adix. she

jackie you may well be doing chloe's face—lift in however many years' time.e industry has trivialised co—cosmetic surgery industry has trivialised co—cosmetic surgery and people treat it as a commodity now and there are lots of people on the band wagon making money out of cosmetic surgery, and we have just heard that you are worried about how people think it is normal, but, there are, there is a risk, we heard about leah dying, and we talked about the risk of bbl, one in 2,000 to one in 3,000 procedures, compared to... to make that clear one in 2,000 to 3,000 people who have a bbl will die. is that definitely correct? this is a worldwide statistic, so... is that in the uk or the whole.” worldwide statistic, so... is that in the uk or the whole. i feel if that statement was put out there, it would deter loads of people from going. ifi would deter loads of people from going. if i thought that i wouldn't go. what worried me is they are on about stopping do it, legally and thing but there will be a black market and that will cause more problems because place also

you for that and patiently waiting to talk oil, the energy sector, these stocks have performed well jackiehere drilling down on the sector, jackie >> good morning, andrew. that's exactly right the energy sector was one of the best performers over the course of the last month, that's why oil prices were on the rise. and now the market is shedding that off it's focusing on the stock market with rates rising and growth in question, stocks tumbled yesterday and so did oil prices. the correlation is back. and that's because falling stocks raise the fear of falling demand for oil so take a look at some big energy names, exxon, chevron, bp, shell, all stocks that have lost ground in the selloff later today, from the department of energy, the api already indicated that a build is coming that stockpiles are robust here in the united states and opec out with its monthly report this morning showing that the cartel went from 36.2 million barrels in august to 38.8 in september. and there's chatter that the saudis can raise introduction if need be. so less of a concern that it was. and the stock market

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. >> well, my word of the day is jackie bradley jr. but in this interview with lesley stahl, that term was brought up. >> reports that he had his half brother assassinated, slave labor, public executions. this is a guy you love? >> i'm not a baby. i'm not saying i trust everybody in the white house. i'm not a baby. >> who's your baby? >> he's not a baby. why is he telling us he's not a baby? he's obsessed with whether or not people are calling him a baby. >> i didn't know there would be a freudian segment. >> oh, yes. >> looking at the president. i'm not sure why -- i think it's like an old new york real estate term, '70s, '80s reference. i'm sophisticated. i get the tough, cruel world out there. i'm not naive. i'm not sure why he says it like that but that's the very trumpian touch there, right? >> he also told stahl, i'm president and you're not, which i thought was extraordinary to saying he wasn't a baby. >> in fact, what a -- >> baby would say? >> if a baby could talk. >> i know you're dying to get in on this conversation, josh. >

well with women. democrats do poorly with men. jackie rosen is doing about as poorly with men as heller is doing with women. we have a real battle of the sexes race out there. at the cabin, the movement is fitting perfectly into this. the struggle comes down to this. i'm rosen's district, the suburbs south of las vegas. that is the real battle ground out there. whereas heller has to count on the rest of the state, which is traditionally predominantly republican, to come in for him. it is going to be a heck of a tussle. it is a race that has flown under the radar. dean heller has done a pretty remarkable job. he looks like dead meat for a while. he has done a pretty good job staying in this fight and being in a competitive position so close to the end. >> shannon: obviously, it is huge that investor haley is stepping down. you had some other names to watch. people that are potentially on their way out too. i mean, the rumors around here. some are not hard to predict. >> it is normal after midterms to have people leave. that's a reasonable

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jackie deangeles has the numbers. >> well, crude prices are higher despite the inventory of 8 millionn this trade is coming from the threat of iran sanctions coming on november 4th the momentum we're seeing in the stock market, is a risk on market oil is moving with the same sentiment. jeff curry this morning saying on our air it's possible to see $90 to $100 a barrel crude is bucking the trend of the stronger dollar as well as the inventory number it's evidence there is conviction in this trade $76.90 was our end of day high. >>> thank you very much. senator bernie sanders along with representative brad sherman is introducing a new bill that targets the biggest of the banks, the too big to fail, too big to exist act would cap the size of financial institutions to around $584 billion in size this would mean breaking up the likes of jp morgan chase, bank of america, wells fargo, goldman sachs, berkshire hathaway and more joining us is brad sherman of california representative sherman, welcome, good to have you here. >> good to be with you. >> you know, i seem to recall that in the dodd

. >>> the oil market closing for the day, jackie deangelis covering it. >> good afternoon. wellthe worst month for oil in two years. oil prices sliding 10% this month. first, stock jitters when the market falls, it could bode poorly for oil demand supply concerns. the market is well supplied. inventories climbing there are questions on how effective the iran sanctions will be. third, the dollar crept up more than 2% this month up 5.5% this year. that pressures oil prices. session low 6524 you can see we are loesiclosing around those levels. >>> major average near session highs with the dow gaining 400 points but october has been a month to forget for investors the dow is down 5% the s&p 500 off 6% the nasdaq hardest hit, down 9%. so as we look to the final two trading months of the year, will we see a turnaround? director of institutional sales at stewart frankel and a cnbc "fast money" trader. president of guide stone capital management steve, how is it feeling on floor today? do you think we see february lows >> so i would like to see february lows because it would give the bu

jackie bradley, jr. he'll go off the green monster, and you talk about good bounces, well that one allowed all three runnerso score. boston goes ahead by one. top of the ninth now, sox leading by two. astros have the tying run at the plate. alex bregman takes this one to the warning track, but it's not high or deep enough. next three games in houston starting on tuesday night. dolphins and fwabears went into overtime. remember this guy? frank gore, getting it done. sets up first and goal for the win. but gore is out and kenyan drake comes in the next play and fumb therk wlailrakeut because he missed a 53-yarder. so now the dolphins just need a field goal to win and jason sanders nails it from 40 yards out. miami survives, 21-38 the final. steelers and bankles, joe nixon with a four-yard touch down run. bengals take a 1-point lead. with 15 seconds left rothilousburger. we know things are pretty bad for raiders nation, so we're going to have a bit of fun. the internet always finds ways to lighten the mood. the the raiders official twitter account posted the final count. and here's one, wolverine looking sadly

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. >> we will tell you what congresswoman jackie speier plans to do and how you can get involved, as well>>> and nearly everyone knows about the 1956 san francisco earthquake but what about the great quake that nearly leveled the city. >>> well good morning here on sunday, october 21st. thank you for joining us. i am claudine wong. >> and i am frank mallicoat. we begin with a difficult story out of san jose. a father left his 5-year-old daughter in a car and walked into the convenience store. >> then a man broke into the car and took off. we will tell you more on how the 5-year-old is doing and where the thief is now. >>> well, if you were hoping to wake up a millionaire, sorry, no winner in the powerball. >> like the mega millions the $6 million jackpot in the powerball will take over. over 2 billion up for grabs combined on tuesday. more on the lotto fever, coming up. >>> and it is game day as the rams come to down. we will break down the game and that is not all. >>> yes. we will have the unveiling in the 9ers sunday. but first let's talk weather. if you are peeking outside this mornin

celebrities like jackie chan and film studios are required by the chinese government to promote core socialist values. despite fan's wellocumented charity work, cain says it's unclear whether the actress will bounce back. >> it may well be that her career is over as an international star. but it's hard to say. sometimes people just disappear for good in china. >> fan is expected to appear in the upcoming bruce willis film "air strike." while her exact whereabouts remain unknown, she paid tribute to the state writing without the good policies of the chinese state, without the love of the people, there is no fan bingbing. >>> a year after rock star tom petty passed away, a new tribute collection called american treasury is filling the airwaves. it's got previously unheard recordings and live performances, and it was put together by his daughter adria. she spoke with my cbs saturday morning co-host anthony mason. ♪ ♪ i know you're trying hard, hard to get it right ♪ >> reporter: "keep a little soul" is one of the previously unreleased song on the new petty boxed set. adria petty, a director and filmmaker, produced the vide

jackie bradley jr. a block by barnes on ball one. >> joe: give you a look at what i'm talking about on the ground ball by nunez, who is still not running welldley. down, watch this play. and freese cut it off before muncy was able to make a play on the ball. >> john: even if freese came up with that cleanly, i don't think they could have gotten nunez who was running pretty good down the first base line. >> joe: opportunity for bradley, up on the count, 2-0. now 2-1. >> john: in a yearhat has been defined by the home run, you can certainly understand it. at this game might be known for the contact play and the ball tt never left the infield. seeing a few of those late here. >> joe: bradley waits for 2-1. kenta maeda does not look sharp here in the 15th. >> john: he's not getting any of the hitters so far to go after that off-speed pitch. >> joe: julio urias, who looked so good, worked in both game 1 and 2 at fenway. coming back from shoulder surgery. not in there. maeda is. here comes the 3-1 pitch. a walk to put two on and nobody out. the stomach has got to be turning for dave roberts. an infield hit, a walk, and here is christian vazquez,

park and it wasn't looking good in game two well when gonzalez hit face to run homer to yesterday's four two ahead of the red sox turned it around thanks to jackie bradley jr he had a three run double off the left field group known as the green monster that put the red sox into the lead and they went on to win seven private needs the best of seven american league championship series is all square with five games left to play. he said to get there we go on to the series like i said tied one one. you know we really compete. i think everybody is going to enjoy themselves we're going to just keep continue to take it one game at a time. the n.f.l. now the new england patriots edged a thriller against the kansas city chiefs the chiefs who are unbeaten four from fifteen points down to tie the game only for the patriots to win it with a field goal right at the end over in london just under eighty five thousand fans turned up towards the seattle seahawks cruised to victory against the oakland raiders twenty seven point three it was the largest n.f.l. crown for wembley stadium in the eleven years they've been playing games there. we had a great time there