but i know that we're always most indebted to dr kelsey the relationship with the hope that all of us have for our children in august one thousand nine hundred sixty two president john f. kennedy awarded the highest civilian honor an american can receive to dr francis kelsey so kill sea really if you know it's. for the mother of the damage. i come home from the playground one day my mom says honey good news you're going to get arms dear i mean you just remember a day like that right i thought we were going shopping you know arms or us i don't know. i was very confused they they had hawks and they were made of metal and plastic and wood i mean i couldn't take off my shoes i wasn't allowed to use my feet can imagine a weird that was. so this became an interesting life half of my life was being elven law the kid with no arms the other half of my life was this terrible victim of the little guy. i lost my sense of what was right stick these arms around me on my own body more all the more doesn't have any arms are special or not so why don't why why would i leave them when there was no good

kennedy awarded the highest civilian honor an american can receive to dr francis kelsey so kill c. really you know. who the mother because. i come home from the playground one day my mom says honey good news you're going to get arms dear i mean you just remember a day like that right i thought we were going shopping you know arms or us i don't know. i was very confused they had hooks and they were made of metal and plastic and wood i mean i couldn't take off my shoes i wasn't allowed to use my feet can imagine how weird that was. so this became an interesting life half of my life was being elven law the kid with no arms the other half of my life was this terrible victim of the little guy. i lost my sense of who i was right stick these arms around me on all the body more all the models on how many are artificial or not. and why don't why why would i leave them when there was no good reason not one good reason. to use them for years i told them hey you are doing me any good. and i was like shut up. i was a blunt it was you know we know what we're doing you doth. most the other miners

kelsey, what do you think of this story? >> this should be frightening to all americans regardless of your political perspective. he said he didn't allow a company into new york city in part because of the owner of that dom company's political views. amazon and walmart have different business models. they are attempting to provide items en masse to america at cheaper prices. for them to roll out the red carpet for amazon and giving billions in tax incentives and block walmart, i think that's hypocritical. liz: the mayor says walmart undermines local retailers. amazon has been cite sides for that, too. >> let me tell you. the difference i see is amazon is an internet sensation retailer as opposed to a big box retailer like walmart. i'm not saying one is better than the other. each company when they come to your jurisdiction. i live in d.c. we have walmart. they have to negotiate with politicians because they need land, they need space, they impact the economy. a lot of them need thanks incentives. that gives politicians licen

kelsey was 28 years old. she was a hard worker and dedicated her family and coworkers at the third rail bar and benefited the whole dogpatch neighborhood. she never stepped excelling in her job. we know that the inner sun set neighborhood in the community of the third rail will miss kelsey dearly and is grieving loss of a community member, friend and family member. the rest i submit. >> president breed: thank you supervisor. mr. chair that conclude our roll call for introductions. >> thank you, next item is public comment. >> public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to two minute on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to includes september 25 board of supervisors meeting and items 39 to 41. public comment is not allowed when an item has been sum to public comment. speakers using interpretation assistance will be allow extra time. if you like to display your document on the projector please state such to sfgov. >> goo >> this city is part of the state of california. speak

kelsey, i'd like to begin with you. pelosi, number one, is the vote assured? number two, what about lessons learned from all this? it would be really tempting to withhold a few committee memberships, wouldn't it? >> well, that is one of the main powers she has right now, right? is to tell people that if you were against me you don't get that great committee job you wanted. me, well, maybe you get to be a little bit more powerful in the eyes of your constituents. it's not totally locked up, but pelosi is very close. she is short of votes, but she has weeks to dole out the favors and get people on her side. it's not that uncommon to vote no now, and then vote yes later. the caucus vote is when people can voice their frustration. but in a public vote, most democrats will come to her side. >> and i'm going to read a tweet from ron clain, he shepherded three or four federal judges now on the supreme court. he wrote, i've worked on judicial nominations in d.c. for 30-plus years, and i've never seen a worst nominee -- we can talk about his english -- than thomas farr

i was able to have kelsey with me. and then i had mattie come in. and i have jack come and do the door knock. just to have the kids involved was special. i have my brothers and sisters with me. janet, my sisters janet. i have polly -- paula, rocky. all of my cousins, nephews and nieces. everybody, raise your hand back there. i have been in a lot of elections, a lot of races. never never had a staff, had a staff that works so diligently, so professional. and i wanted them to be recognized, because without them, all of you who are out there and are part of our staff. but larry has been with me for a long, long, long time. larry will tell you, he was six feet tall and we first started working. we just knocked him down, that's not all. but my goodness, he has been with me, he has been putting it together, making sure all the .rains ran on time [applause] and to missy phelan. [applause] >> on the official site, i have had, my chief of staff, john, myble, and communications director, doing an unbelievable job. and let me tell you, the guy who , grant. glu

i was able to have kelsey with me for this whole day.rs and applause] and then i had mattie come in. and then i had jack come to the door knocking the past few days. just have the kids involved really a special and you don't know how special that is. to all of my family, and i have my brothers and sisters with me, too. i have my sister janet. i have paula. rocky in all of their spouses and all of my cousins, nephews and nieces. everybody. raise your hand back there. [cheers and applause] i also want to tell you i've been in a lot of elections. i've been in a lot of races. i have never had a staff that worked so diligently, so professional, never left any and i want them to be recognized because it out then, all of you are part of my staff as you know. [cheers and applause] larry puccio has been with me for a long, long time. he will tell you he was six-foot tall when we first heard of working together. but my goodness, he's been with me and he's been really kind of putting it together, making sure all of the trains ran on time. tomorrow

kelsey, i'd like to begin with you. pelosi, number one, is the vote assured?umber two, what about lessons learned from all this? it would be really tempting to withhold a few committee memberships, wouldn't it? >> well, that is one of the main powers she has right now, right? is to tell people that if you were against me you don't get that great committee job you wanted. and if you were with me, well, maybe you get to be a little more powerful in the eyes of your constituents. while it's not totally locked up, pelosi is very near to having the votes that she needs. she had he 203 votes and yes, that's short right now, but she has weeks to dole out those favors and to get people on her side. and it's really not all ha uncommon for members to vote no in this caucus vote and wind up voting yes on the floor because the caucus vote is a chance to kind of register a moment of frustration but when it comes down to voting for at the pel or a republican in a public vote, most democrats are going to come to her side. >> very good point. to you, mr. periods. i'm going to

. # happy birthday dear kelsey. happy birthday to you. maybe just gave her flowers next time.hn isner, but before that match, it is alexander zverev against marin cilic. zverev won three titles this year, and is the youngest of the eight finalists in london. here is the story of his year, as described by former us open finalist greg rusedski. the most wins on tour this year, so thatis the most wins on tour this year, so that is impressive, but the expectation level for this youngster is always a lot. a third masters series in 21 years of age, there's very few players that have done that. i think for me that was his best performance of the season. this year was a little bit of a breakthrough for him, making his first quarterfinals of a major in paris. i love the backhand. the backhand is a thing of beauty. i mean, it is one of the best in the business. i think he's got to be aggressive, he's got to be positive. every match is like the finals. you have the best eight players in the world going head to head. if he goes on to win this event, you know,, as you say, that would be an

. >> right now all three of my kids want to be actors, cameron, dylan and cary and my niece kelsey. the next dynasty. >> and now michael has added another series to his 50-year career. >> who are you talking to? >> i'm trying to get through to my urologist. >> the 74-year-old's new netflix project, "the kominski method" began streaming today. douglas plays an aging actor turned acting coach. >> the fun of this thing is finding the humor in getting old. >> michael's also executive producer of the show. so that means he could hire wife catherine for a guest spot, doesn't it? >> that's a good idea. that's a very good idea. maybe she could play my love interest. >> but catherine's pretty busy. her new facebook watch series "queen america" premiers this sunday. the dark comedy takes us inside the pageant world. >> let's find you some jewelry that doesn't look like you won it in an arcade. >> i wanted people to hate her, but love her at the same time. >> also on sunday showtime's limited series "escape at dannemora." >> say it. >> i want to be part of your dream. >> the drama is directed

in lake county kelsey bill and middletown's and clearlake oaks is being worn. in calistoga reporting. >>> 4:36. the white house suspended the press credentials of this reporter after this news conference came heated. >> honestly, i think you should let me run the country and you can run cnn. >> if my asked -- >> no, that's enough. >> he snapped had jim acosta after asking if he had demonized immigrants. the white house used acosta of putting his hands on an intern trying to take away his microphone. the video shows brief contact with his wrist touched her arm. >> the white house correspondence associated said that wh the ages not police the tone or frequency of the questions it's members ask a powerful government officials. such interaction, although uncomfortable, help to define the strength of our national institutions. >>> when the next congress convenes it will include a record number of women. paul chambers has more on the unprecedented group of lawmakers. wear the midterm election will send nearly 100 women to the nation's capitol to serve in the house. t

kelsey reports from the emergency shelter asheout a com paradise. >> reporter: the american red cross has set up an evacuation center. they can accommodate hundreds here. we spoke with some folks who are devastating and they don't know if their homes are still standing. >> you can see flames shooting up all over. it was horrible. >> it looked like it was midnight, you couldn't see anywhere, stuff was coming down everywhere. >> could you see the whole ridge, the whole ridge was a blaze, it just made me sick, the whole ridge was nothing, but fire. >> people describe a chaotic and frightening scene. >> bonnie flores grabbed what she could. >> it was absolutely horrifying. it was, i had to drive, i had to get myself out of paradise. >> she tells me it took 6 hours to drive 31 miles from her home at the butte county fairgrounds. >> and it was just bumper to bumper fire, the leaves coming to the tires and embers coming down. >> this was all she was able to take with her. >> i got clothes i was able to grab, my medicine, my dad made this ship, all of this, my little thing, my mom loved this

kelsey, are trump policies more popular in these states than his media detractors are saying? >> we know from historic voting trends, this should be a blue wave with or without president trump. but the senate is hardly even in play for democrats. and the house is contested. there is a chance republicans may pull through. i think the fact there are so many close elections doesn't speak highly to the energy a lot of democrats claim they have had the past two years. liz: dems talking negatively about trump. they will try to do tax hikes and the democrats will do in the house. trump will veto that. i want to ask you about the democrats having outrage over tax cuts. where was the democrat outrage when tax cuts were supported by jfk, john kerry, chuck schumer? >> every year, every decade, every president is different. to go backwards, the future is tomorrow morning. the vast majority of people don't believe the economy is work for them. nor do they believe tax cuts have worked for them. liz: the tax policy center which is liberal leaning says 80% of people get the tax cut. >> what l

we had a presentation from kelsey hall of san francisco rebuild, accepting applications for their april project. repairs for senior centers and seniors at home. and senior moment, that has taken place, october 6, and the november meeting, which will have the day before thanksgiving this month. thank you very much. i'm glad to take questions if you have questions. >> president serina: thank you. any comments or questions? >> quick comment. i live on van ness avenue. and i sit on a -- the community advisory committee that gets updates on the state of the van ness repairs. my suggest on this excellent thing you are doing on the advisory committee, is intersect with s.f. walk, but also, you know, i would be glad to carry some of the ideas that you are coming up with to that committee. it is like the muni advisory committee on this. and wire c-- we're constantly talking about the sidewalks. we're trying to explain what it's like to be a resident going through this five-year thing on van ness and how hard it is for seniors to navigate. this is a right-on issue. and so it's -- it always helps

joining me, kelsey, what is it about silicon valley and their disdain for conservatives? is extremely frightening. it suggests that one side of the aisle doesn't believe that conservatives should even be able to hold a job. we have known facebook and on ther tech companies have had biases for a long time. and we heard stories similar to this for people being fired for having the wrong political perspective. but i think it's extremely hypocritical for a platform that exists to enable speech to fire an employee simply because they don't like who that's employee supported politically. trish: juan? >> clearly they denied it. but you have someone who was fired who is making the case thairt was political -- make the case it's political. my sense is to look at the money. when you have silicon valley and right now the markets have questions about how much farther they can grow. but you have an innovator and growing the bottom line, i don't think they are too quick to let them go. they might shun them. but nobodi' kicks out somebody who is making money for them in a money-making b

. >> 36 in polk valley and 39 in kelsey bill. 41 here and 42 in san anselmo and 40 in nevada. cool is out there. you can't beat international falls -- single digits there. 15 in minneapolis. kansas city very cold in chicago 27. that is where the source of the snow is. heading into detroit it looks like in cleveland it is raining and this system is causing delays. this is for departing flights -- san jose and oakland -- there are some departing -- not arrivals but high clouds clear to the south. the system will take his time and rain is on the way. there will be three systems this week. first will be tuesday and the main one will be thursday morning. out of the one looks like it drops and saturday. the sierra mostly clear turning partly cloudy and no travel issues today. 40's and 50s with a few 30s. a lot of cloud cover but that's all we will get today. tomorrow we will deal with rain. 60s to near 70 in the santa clara valley. 6:32. cell is here. i haven't heard anything back yet. >> there is a lot of slow traffic out there. -- lafayette driving to the tunnel it will be slow. l

kelsey bill 42 grade nevada 50 and 45 at one observation.there is the rain -- a little bit of snow. >> high and dry with temperatures on the warm side with 60s and 70s. a few near 80 but this pattern is not changing much at all. cell, 6:31. you have something at walnut creek? >> it's getting better. i want to let you know -- time will be needed -- there was a crash of the 24 interchange. starting with that the toll pla it's not terrible but there is a backup. if you see the traffic here on i-80 it looks all right. no problems on 92 heading to the high-rise this morning. driving in the south bay things are filling in with plenty of room for you as you drive to cupertino. 6:32. let's go back to you at the desk. >>> back to the breaking news in marin county. sheriff's deputies are searching for a gunman in san rafael who shot three people and killed one. it happened after 1:30 am at the detox center on smith ranch road. again, one man died at the scene and a man and woman were rushed to the hospital. we do not know their conditions. the victims

here comes the next band and stretching from bodega bay up to cloverdale and into kelsey bill.lake county as well. the line will continue to enhance as the next piece of energy rotates in. the barometric rusher is 2.9 -- that is really low. the surface low is near that. the band is approaching san francisco. i will show you that in a second. you might get another one-1.5 inches of rain out of this. wind gusts up to 50 with a wind advisory until four clock in the sierra. now the cold air is filtering in. winter storm warning through 4 am tomorrow. here's the line around san mateo. that cell went over them quickly with some brief, heavy rain associated with the next band which is parallel to the coast and moving in on the marin coast and about ready to move in on san francisco. we will see some brief heavy rain and then we will get a break and then we will see the bands moving again. look at the activity toward morgan hill and san jose over toward lexington hills and into the santa cruz mountains. there is brief, isolated heavy rain associated with that. aligned is moving into th

let's ask the daily signal kelsey harkness. good morning, keit kelsey. >> good morning.ere was out of control moments on the media's side. the president calling people stupid and whatnot might not be his finest moment. what happened at that news conference was eyebrow raising. >> look, the american people elected president trump into office. knowing the tonal he takes. knowing that he takes a tough stance against the media. that does not give the media a free pass to be outwardly hostile and aggressive towards the president. i mean, i think when any member of the press gets into a physical altercation with a young white house intern is not a good week for the media. katie: kelsey on that note we have heard about tone and civility. if you look at that video and member of the press, don't you think it's unfair for the media to say everybody is on the side of maybe the statement the white house press association put out or on the side of jim acosta because, some people frustrated with certain members of the media have handled themselves because of embarrassing to the rest o

we're going to convert into kelsey drive. you're actually seeing the lake. lake charles was named for charles bellier, one of those peoples brought to this area. it was the wrong side in the french revolution. had to escape europe and came west and push further west into louisiana and settled along the bodies of this particular short. you can see the working side of the lake. >> tell me about that. i'm seeing refineries, the petroleum industry. >> huge petroleum refining industry. petrochemicals, two major oil refineries. they are both located here, among the top 10 refineries in the unit states. >> is that the city's biggest economic driver? >> the biggest now is the casinos, in terms of payroll. >> we can get a glimpse of them. >> there is one casino out there. theother two casinos are on port of lake charles property. and actually, they're billion-dollar investment in southeastern louisiana is part of what moves the economy now. we are moving from a blue-collar economy to essentially a more mixed economy that includes a lot of resorts and hospitality indu

as are parts of lake county such as cobb, kelsey ville and middletown... these are just three of the nine counties impacted. for a full list of all the counties and areas that will be impacted... visit kron-4 dot com... there we have all the details from p-g and -e lawrence karnow: fire danger will be running high tonight and into friday. winds could gust as high as 50 to 60 mph over the mountains. high pressure will bring sunny skies for the rest of the bay area. it will be clear, chilly and windy tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. it will be sunny and windy at times tomorrow with highs in the 70s even near the coast. a weak sea breeze will return for the weekend to cool temperatures near the coast and reduce fire danger. the weather pattern looks dry for the next 7 days. (vicki) another big story we're following tonight... a wild day at the white house... jeff sessions resigned as attorney general -- after he says president trump asked him to step down-- effectively firing him.(grant) the move follows a combative presidential next 7 days.dry for the n

. >> reporter: kelsey and her daughter chloe lost their home but managed to escape the fiery onslaught>> my neighbor ran out and said you have to leave now. so that was huge, because i probably wouldn't have left as quickly as i did. >> reporter: others weren't so lucky. this community full of retirees, many unable to outrun the flames. search teams now looking for over 600 in the rubble. >> it happened so fast, i think they would have been in serious trouble. >> reporter: in the hills outside los angeles, also devastated by a fast-moving wildfire, we got a different perspective on this type of disaster with fire chief brian hennessey. >> i've never seen fires travel as they are today, as fast as they are traveling. we're having to reset, many of us firefighters, how we think about where we position our resources. how soon we evacuate community members. >> reporter: already first responders are bracing for another disaster. deadly mudslides. when fire burns in the hills, it strips them of water-absorbing brush and makes the soil hard. during a storm, all of that flows right into the sp

kelsey, appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. president trump's decision to deploy troops to our border. >> they are even taking our brave troops away from their families for a political stunt. katie: but guess what? he did the same thing. dan bongino is here to react live next hour. ed: we have it on tape, too. what did the voters think of president trump's rally yesterday? tv's todd piro having breakfast with friends in west virginia. we're going to go to him next ♪ out in the back woods ♪ out in the holler ♪ want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. pete: president trump taking his message straight to voters in west virginia. katie: what did the voters think? ed: let's ask todd piro ed: let's ask todd piro talking to them live in shone's cafe. >cafe. todd: it's shonet like bonnet. you were right about everyt

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kelsey warren who is the have of the company that runs the dakota access pipeline. again part of that kind of held him. he has some really strong ties in the conservative media. they were major investors on a company back in deacon media. it primarily serves oil workers in the oil fields. the have the chief of staff. they bring that type of expertise. the real allele see. they have actually come in with a little bit of fire. they verily very sadly lost their son. a little bit on the different side. in the which we see influence. in the senate races we have more infidelity here because there is more requirements for disclosure we have given you some information about their campaign finance. so starting on the left we've laid out the independent expenditures. it is the in-state verses versus out-of-state funding. as you might expect. we see 81 percent of his funding coming from out of state. let's move on to the next slide. we have actually laid out and mapped out the network around kevin kramer and this is a kind of data that are analyst are pouring over to try to fi

and kelsey warren, who is the head of the committee who is one of his donors and moving beyond the energy industry. he has strong ties. he and a couple of his friends were a major of his friend which is a radio station that serves oil workers in the oil field of north darkt and they have pretty interesting ties including sean hanty and a lot of deep ties that you height spec. and kramer, he has some loyalty. some of the layers that have been with him, have been with him for an exrome lie long time. the chief of staff, has worked for cramer. and guys who have been with him since he was on the public service commission. he brings that expertise and loyalties. his family has cam under fire for taking compensation for serving on his campaigns, pu religious. he lost his son earlier this eer and outpouring for his community. and we tried to outline the main community from which we see influence and presence around these new policy makers and give yep you some of the key points. the senate races, we have more idelity and more requirments for this closure. starting on the left, the expenditures m

thank you p next up is a call from kelsey. an independent..r: thank you for having me on tonight. i wanted to call and make a point to say the other i am aion of america, young voter p or i'm a college student. the republican ticket this time, the way the republicans have things structured for the future, it will make a better future for the country in a more prosperous nation for us to thrive in. host: thank you. a young voter in tennessee. , available tol tell us what his take is so far. >> it has become a tradition on election night to check in with bob cusick, the hill newspaper in the hill.com. >> it started out as far as the house looking pretty good for house republicans. doing quite well in florida. a lot of seats were going in their direction. as the night has gone on, it has shifted back to the democrats. that is why the networks are projecting the democrats will win back the house. we will see how many seats they win. at the incumbents, number of incumbents behind. a lot of them have already lost. constant comstock, dan, who voted

kelsey have i hit 38 this morning. napa airport 36, morgan hill 38, walnut creek 38.s locked n and the high pressure is off the west coast. it will have day to day changes. it could be a little cooler on the 16th. but we don't see any rain yet. things could always change fast this time of year. 40s and 50s on your temperatures to 61 in livermore. it was 43 at 4:00 a.m. and they have an east, southeast breeze. the lows are below average for some. but the high muchs are a good ten degrees above. a northeast breeze may kick in here the next cup of days, more than right now. so that will translate to continue this pattern and cooler air on thursday, turday. >>> a close call in the sky. what we're learning about a fighter jet intercepting a plane above the black sea. >>> what we're learn about the fire inside the main detention facility in santa rose sax -- santa rosa. ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. and all thro' the house. 'twas the night before christmas, not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are chefs, bakers and food order tak

kelsey warrens is another main donor and part of that hamm connection. moving beyond the energy industry, he has ties into conservative media. he and a couple of his friends were investors in a company called back in beacon media, a radio station that primarily serves oil workers in the oil fields. they have interesting ties to conservative intellectuals including sean hannity and others. also a lot of ties to the north dakota republican party. another thing we see is that he has loyalty amongst some of his staffers. some of the players with him have been there for a long time. we have mike gruman, and he is a key player. these are guys who have been with him since he was on the public service commission. he brings that energy expertise and loyalty from his staffers. also a tightknit family. his family has, under a little bit of fire for taking compensation for serving on his campaigns. a very religious person and lost his son earlier this year. if there was a real outpouring of support. a little bit of the personal color around him. what we have done is

kelsey and her daughter lost their home, but managed to escape the fiery onslaught. >> my neighbor ran out and said, you guys need to leave now. so that was huge because i probably wouldn't have left as quickly as i did. >> others weren't so lucky. this community full of retirees with many unable to outrun the flames. search teams now looking for over 600 in the rubble. >> it happened so fast. i think that they would have been in serious trouble. >> in the hills outside los angeles, also devastated by a fast moving wild fire, we got a different perspective on this type of disaster with fire chief brian. >> i have never seen fires travel as they are today, as fast as they are traveling. we're having to reset how we think about where we position our resources, how soon we evacuate community members. >> already, first responders are bracing for another disaster. that would be mud slides. >> when fire burns in the hills and strips them of water absorbing brush and makes the soil hard. during a storm, all of that flows right into the sprawling massive communities below. >> the flash flood i

i was able to have kelsey with me for this whole election.nd that i had matty come in and puget and i had jack come and do the door knocking the last few days. but just advocates involved, really special, and you do not know how special that is. but to all of my family, i have my brothers and sisters with the, too. i have janet, my sister. andve paula, brother rocky, all of their spouses and all of my cousins, all of my nephews and nieces, and everybody. raise your hand back there. i also want to tell you i have been in a lot of elections. i have been in a lot of races. ihave never had a staff that have never had a staff that work so diligently, so professional, never left any stone unturned, and i wanted to be recognized, because all of you are part of my staff, as you know. larry has been with me for a long, long time. larry will tell you he was six foot tall when we first started working together. we just talking down. but to larry, he has been with me and he has been really putting it together, making sure all of the trains ran on time. -

randy warren is from warren financial services and laurie kelsey was head u.s.strategy with rbc capital markets. randy, you think the bottom may be near if it isn't in already would you be right today, i guess. >> yeah, that is right we definitely think the bottom is near. the risk/reward ratio looks very positive right now i won't say we're at the bottom. but i think the call that morgan stanley was making there is a little late in the game. everything that they said is -- is things we already know. there are no new information we know what the risks are and the table spots are in the market place and we're probably sitting at about a 5% down risk and a 20% up risk over the next six months and that looks like a really strong risk/reward ratio for putting new money to work. >> and you think that despite the fact that the global economy seems to be sending signs of slowing. there isn't going to be the fiscal boost next year that there was this year in this country. rates are continuing to go up. and the fed is taking liquidity out of the market through tightening

and northridge where sara went, and kelsey lutheran has cancelled classes today. waiting to see if any of their students were killed. >>> and the white house, the president has ordered all flags be lowered to half-staff in honor of those who fell victim to this mass shooting last night. we've heard from our two senators here in california and there's a live shot of the flag on top of the hours, it's been lowered. we'll see that scene repeated at federal buildings throughout the bay area. >>> we should give details before we take a break and have live coverage, people wonder, did the police know anything about him or could he be a problem? the neighbors say he suffered from ptsd, and it turns out as recently as five months ago they had been called to his house, his name is ian long and he lives with his mother nearby at newberry, they were called to the house because he was behaving erratically, they tried to call him down, they did a mental health evaluation on the scene and seemed to calm him down enough that they didn't feel he was a risk. and they ended up leav

. >> this goes back to the whole idea of dana kelsey and all of these other analysts running around the malls trying to figure out what's going on as if that's a way to indicate anything anymore it may well be that's not the -- >> by one measure it showed traffic down things from a year ago. >> do you watch your phone >> no. >> down 25%. i gained six pounds. >> it's like quitting smoking. >> right my phone smoke cage is down. >> going to eat. >> i'm trying to be positive i'm making some progress offset some of my setbacks. >> this one should be the opposite. >> i should be more phone usage and less weight. how do you lose weight if you're on your phone? >> you're a chain smoker. >>> let's talk about stocks to watch this morning general motors is expected to announce today that it will close its assembly plant in the canadian city of oshua the factory makes pickup trucks, large is he dance. reports say that it will be shut down before the end of next year that move is part of gm's shift towards hybrid and lower emission cars. >>> campbell's soup is near a deal with dan loeb to end the bi