mike traffic tease let )s go back now to napa let )s go back now to napa county - where some people have spent days in shelters. and this situation is not getting any better.. nbc )s jay gray is live at the napa valley college evacuation center.. jay - what )s the mood of people you )re talking to? ad lib toss to wx and traffic tracking the "evacuation areas"... tracking the "evacuation areas"... coming up on today in the bay.. our continuing coverage on the north bay wildfires.. so what started it all? the clues our investigative unit has uncovered about what caused these devastating fires. continuing coverage on the who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. flames-- but cal fire is also looking into what started the fires. our i

let )s bring in meteorologist rb mayeda... the national guard has been we'll have upper back unhealthy air and this is good news in terms of cooling temperatures down here np increasing the humidity levels. but around the fires we may see the fires get a push to the northeast as the southwesterly pinds pick up. but the better news, the first chance of measurable rainfall and the highest totals likely in the north bay hills coming up at 5:15 we'll let you noy about the north bay fires and the rest of the area. >> we'll see you shortly rob. the national guard as you might know has been on the ground and in the air for several days. this video showing guard members searching the rubble for victims, also collecting valuables to deliver to the sheriffs department. the idea is really to ease some of the anxiety that homeowners feel about looting. >>> people are cheering even the smallest signs of normalcy in the wake of the fires. so evident in calistoga where police and firefighters evacuated the town six days ago. people are comin

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let )s go straight to toy >>> back to our breaking news at 4:40. a fire burning in the santa cruz mountains. we want to get straight to "today in the bay's" bob redell who just arrived on scene. bob, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: good morning to you laura. chp set up a roadblock. what the officers try to do is limit the amount of traffic going in and out of the area so the firefighters have enough space to get ntheir equipment i and out. this is called the bears fire. it started last night around 11:30. they believe it started as a structure fire and grew to a wildfire. it was ten acres, it's grown to 125 acres. earlier, coming up here in the santa cruz mountains, we saw a number of cal fire trucks streaming into the area. santa clara is responding, and monterey county. they had 30 different crews. as you have been mentioning, the santa cruz sheriff's office sent out a revuerse 911 call urging them to evacuate. the roads they are asking them to evacuate from, deer creek road, rons road, don's road, los valley road and oak ridge. if yo

. >> limassol maintain peace -- let s al -- reporter: no matter what the outcome of thursday's electionre appears to be no end in site for the political fight. both leaders have refused to meet to dissolve -- to resolve their differences. brent: here's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. in barcelona, demonstrators have made a fresh call for independence for the region of catalonia. this after the catalan leader turned down an invitation to address spain's senate this week. the senate is due to hold a vote on dismissing carles puigdemont 's government on friday. saudi arabia's crown prince has pledged to restore a moderate form of islam in the kingdom. at a conference he said he wanted to end extremism and make saudi arabia a country open to all things based on what he called quote, the true values of our religion. in austria, coalition talks are underway between the center-right people's party of the incoming chancellor and the far right freedom party, the fpo. that party came third in elections earlier this year. cortes promised zero-tolerance on a my semit

at more, let''s go to chris the beginning of the protest march in paris and he joins us .ive from the- joins us live who is out and about for the protest today? crowds starting together for what unions hope will be the biggest public-sector walked out in about a decade in france. education workers, health workers, transport workers, civil servants, all the unions flags- you see the blue from one of many unions taking part. behind them is the blue balloon of the national police. in terms of disruption, health and education will be affected, air france has said that about one third of its flights, mainly national and short flights will be affected. canceling flights in and out of france because of the public transport network in the capital of paris. elsewhere, things pretty normal. unions hoping for a big turnout and encouraging people to come and -- here and to other locations and make noise. >> we have seen protests, this fall in france, are these protests the same thing be protests we saw against president macron's labor reforms earlier in the fall? >> yes and no, they are a little

san francisco 49ers: instead of just kneeling during national anthems -- let )s take >>> a message tonight from the san francisco 49ers. instead of just kneeling during the national anthem let's take concrete action. the team organize agnew pledge. nbc bay area robert handa joins us live outside levi stadium in santa clara. there is a push for gun control here. >> reporter: that's right. the catalyst to all of in is the las vegas shooting. police unions and the 49ers say the pledge is not connected to the national anthem protests that have been going on. but at today's pledge signing here at levi there did seem to be hope et pledge result can ease tensions. >> it's going to cope people safe. >> the team members that got off the bus at 49er headquarters were from police union in the bay area and across the country including los angeles and new york. led by the san jose p.o.a., the group signed a pledge with 49er ceo jed york to increase public safety. a plan that came together after the las vegas shooting, partially because of the weapons involved. >> i commend the police officers associati

north bay wildfires-- let )s show you some video of te hilton hotel in santa rosa - >>> continuing coverage of the north bay wildfires. let's show you video of the hilton hotel in santa rosa. we have been reporting about the hotel burnings since yesterday. this is video from overnight. the hotel burned for hours when firefighters say they had to move on because there was no chance of saving it. the situation has been dire. firefighters had to set up a command post at the k-mart parking lot on the west side of highway 101. the fire, which was burning on the east side jumped six lanes of the freeway, heading straight for the command center. here is what one firefighter told us. >> the k-mart parking lot. the pizza parlor is on fire. k-mart is like we have to get out of here. there's too much wind. too much fire. >> the neighborhood behind the hilton hotel, also destroyed. >>> we are following breaking news out of san leandro where an amber alert has been issued to find a young girl. >> bob redell is live to explain what happened here. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. t

let )s show you some video >>> at 6:25, continuing coverage of the north bay wildfires. s show you the video of the hilton hotel. this is in santa rosa. we have been reporting about the hotel burning since yesterday. this is video from overnight. the hotel burned for hours. firefighters say they moved on from that structure. the reason is because there was no chance of saving it. in fact, that situation in santa rosa has been dire when the tubbs fire spread into the city limits, which we followed live. firefighters had to set up command post at a k-mart parking lot on the west side of 101. the fire burning on the east side jumped six lanes of freeway, heading straight for the command center. here is what firefighters told us. >> in the k-mart parking lot. there's black smoke coming. we were like we have to get out of here. too much wind, too much fire. >> the wind causing a lot of trouble. the neighborhood behind the hilton hotel was destroyed, as you see there. >> so hard for people to come to grips with the images. destruction all over. it really sinks in when you compa

now let )s check in on a busy dy in sports >>> i went outside for dinner and it was gorgeous.ng away from the hot temperatures, starting to cool down a little bit. it wasn't too hot, too cold outside. >> just right. >> it's going to be that way for the next couple of days but you want to pay attention, especially if you live in a moun toin yous area like the north bay or east bay hills. we're tracking some winds in the forecast tonight. since terry was out having dinner, this is what he encountered on his dinner run. temperatures in the 60s. 63 degrees in the peninsula. nice and mild at 72 degrees in some areas but san francisco a cool 68 degrees. these cooler temperatures, we've been going to bed with cooler temperatures. that's not going to change for the next couple of changes. let's talk about your temperature trend into the next couple of hours. by midnight we'll be in the 60s. if you notice around 4:00, 5:00 a.m., if you wake up nice and early for work, it will be on the chillier side, especially in san francisco as well because we are expecting those winds. you're going

people don't know at the end of the game that wasn't carson 's plan. >> lets go back to the play. let's go back to the play of the touchdown between carson and zach ertz. >> somebody got hungry. >> yes. >> it is you. >> this is anthony. we were on the field. and, that is where we were watching the game and yes, i don't know, we were just tired wanted a drink and so we waited until there was 30 seconds left and walk off to go get a drink and use the bathroom. >> roll the footage again. >> i don't know if we see carson get the ball from zach, and he is looking around, where, where is lucas family. >> yeah, we failed him. >> here he goes. i will take it over to luke as well, where are they. >> concession stand. >> stuffing their faces. >> we failed him. >> he found you after the game and were you able to have a moment. >> it would have been quick since it was during the game. >> yes. >> they came and found us. >> so how can we help now. now you are overwhelmed. carson went wear that bracelet all year. but now everybody wants one of those bracelets. how can you make them that fast. >>

but before we get to that let 's look at owning night basketball performance.'t any more because roc o is becoming huge part of the future of the 76ers. if you're not a robert covington fan, time to get on board. the started his career in the d league, he has been a surprise. he dropped a game high 29 points, knocking down seven, three-point nerves wednesday's season opener against the wizards. i sat down with the small forward recently and we talk about important things like spiderman or iron man, and what we're eating for dinner. >> these are going to be actually the hardest questions you probably ever gotten. are you ready for that? are you sure? >> i'm positive. >> all right. we will put 762nd on the clock and get that right. here we go. the sixers season will be blank. >> great. >> easy. >> who is your favorite old school band or artist? >> favorite old school band or artist? i like the old lil wayne. >> all right. karaoke night. what's your go to song? >> i believe i can fly. >> i love it. scary movie or chick flick? >> scary movie. >> ya. better nicaragu

that so when we get to the morning, we will probably, let 's see we will have an inch or so of rain byhe time all i had said and done on tuesday night. 73 degrees today. early high of 75. before that, cold front is through, and then a high of 66 on wednesday, even chillier, on thursday, and then, mid 60 's for friday and saturday. weekend starts off, out all right, and then we will have another home game for the eagles on sunday. busy week for our football team, it looks like it might be raining for that one on sunday, thomas and karen. >> thanks, sue. >>> 4:48. did you see this? benefit that raised more than 31 million-dollar for victims of the hurricane in texas and florida, puerto rico and u.s. and virgin island. lady gaga was there and sang emotional a million reasons for the crowd. >> ♪ >> great picture with her with the five presidents because they were all there, five living, former presidents, who were there for the president. so there they are there is big picture of the barack obama, george w. bush, bill clinton, george hw bush and jimmy carter. of course, putting politics as

. >>> today is sunday, october 15th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, let 's get right over to the forecast with meteorologist, matt peterson. hi, matt, good sunday morning, nice to see you. unfortunately, you don't bring me great news in the weather department. >> unfortunately not. we had the fog out there. just saw from the library cam, low hanging cloud cover out there, it will be hanging around unfortunately, looks like, through most of the morning hours, probably, not going to be clearing out until we get into the afternoon today. but, we will see some sunshine , it does look like, into the afternoon hours, that's good news for us. let's talk about the fog right off the bat. check out visibility, limited for many of us including reading, al earn town, through the lehigh valley, mile or maybe 2-mile visibility, officially, of course, it is going to be a little bit denser in a few areas, maybe not right at the reporting site, could look for areas that are little more dense with the fog, too. careful driving around, trenton mile visibility, headed back down toward the shore

. >> yes, i think the next three games are here at home so let 's keep this winning streak going.n all rejoice about that, katie? >> this is like the most bittersweet thing in the world and ya, we can deal with the suit if it means that the team will continue to do well. i'll give you that. all right, we take a look outside. and definitely cool start to the day. storm scan not clear per say, but it is quiet. we have a layer of cloud cover overhead right now. that's going to be with you pretty much all day today. looking at the temperatures, what i also want you to notice , winds barbs moving in northeast pattern. winds flow still from cooler place generally on sure. that's going to keep us stuck in the clouds, and also, going to see shower here and there. i say you can still walk out the door without the need of an umbrella today. but, expect that, again, you may run into a little bit of dampness here and there, it is not going to be widespread, certainly not going to be all day. our daytime high hit 69 for the kids coming home from school, actually seasonable for a change, but it

let )s update you on the overa >>> welcome back to our breaking news coverage as we continue to update you on the north bay fires. we want to get you up to date on all the things that are going on throughout the state. right now, this map is showing the names of those fires. the tubbs fire is already the third deadliest fire in the state's history. 17 people have died in those fires. cal fire says that they are making progress on the containment. we have a graphic up that we have worked throughout the night to get you up to date on those numbers, to give you a sense of the containment levels. the atlas fire is now 45% contained. the tubbs fire is 44% contained and those are good numbers. now the nuns fire, this is a different situation, an aggressive fire. it is at 10% containment. that pocket fire is 5% contained. >> here are the newest details on all the north bay fires combined. at least 36 people are confirmed dead. more than 20,000 people have evacuated but keep in mind this morning we have two brand-new mandatory evacuations for both sonoma and kenwood to santa rosa. so that numb

i'll let you know if any other slowdowns pop up but outer loop construction as usual causing a little bit of an earlier slowdown than we like to see s let's show you what else you're dealing with this morning. quiet conditions on 395 despite some northbound construction at edsall road. right lane, right shoulder blocked there. we'll let you know if any main lane connection pops up from the construction. southbound side looks good. metro service picks up at 5:00 a.m. it is a quiet ride 95 northbound through dale city and 66 eastbound through manassas not seeing any problems on 50 in bowie. any questions at en back to you guys. >> coming up on fox5 news morning kellogs is called out for what many say is a racist cartoon on the cereal box. >> a former president admits to patting women's bottoms on a "good natured manner." >> a live look outside at 4:37. temperature is 51. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> 4:39 and we're back with what's hot on the web the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> kellogs was served up several spoon fulls of shame tuesday for a cereal box cartoon that featured a bunch of

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information on other ways to donate is available at "c-b-s-s-f dot com." let'sget a look at weather and traffic. here's neda iranpour time is 4: air quality is a huge concern across the bay area as the fires continue to burn... when we could see an improvement. ♪ monster check?nt to doa yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. country is prompting new evacuations. the atlas fire now covers 25- thousand acres. it's straddling napa county.. and solano county .. where people are being told to get out. the fire has jumped to wooden valley road and is moving southeast. not far from vacaville.. the flames are moving so fast... some ranchers have to cut fences down to move their cattle.. the c-h-p is helping them get to safer areas. in mendocino county -- a deadly wildfire has consumed 21- thousand acres. cell service is out in much of the area, and people feel cut off. susie steimle is in redwood valley:

here's another way to look at it home depot versus the s&p, albeit barely but still, too, lagged let'sain here is the s&p 500 pure growth, etf. growth stock it is wide this as well. i think there's an opportunity here let's look at the chart. a little bit of data this refers to what we're talking about on the chart ready? i'm not sure we're moving. you saw that let's go forward again here we go all right. here it is got some lines coming. that's a heck of a set that's a breakout from the well-defined tops. that's an opportunity. close at 163 today take a look at where the stock is in relation to the five-year channel. it has been just in the middle so where we can get back towards the highs, which i think is every distinct possibility, you've got 10, 12, 15 points it's probably the earnings that does it. i want to be long in it. >> all right so, mike, what's your trade on hd >> i'm trying to take advantage actually of some of the same dynamics that dan has in his intel trade. i'd like to be long in the actions that capture in november earnings event. i have a feeling whatever happens i

s. i'll have all the details on the forecast, let you know when the wind is out of here and the rest of the rain and the temperatures coming up in just a minute. all right, i'm going to toss it over to erin. she has the latest on the roads. >> good morning tucker. this is one of many problems we're dealing with as a result of the windy and wet weather and roads. this is a portion of street in northwest. 3900 block closed with a downed tree. luckily not much damage to the car but quite a cleanup. it's a downed power line downed tree as well so dealing with that cleanup. let's switch from that live look to a look at 395. let me get out of the way. this is the southbound side after glebe road crash blocking the right lane. northbound volume picking up. watch for the potential to hydroplane from the heavier rain and watch for debris in your secondaries and your neighborhoods. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. trying to keep you updated on all the issues. southbound bw parkway before 450 crash blocking the shoulder. some delays leading to that location as well. as you make your way

lower 70's on thursday. let's jump ahead to the weekend. it looks fantastic. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70's both saturday and sunday. great running weather, at least early on for the marine corps marathon. a little tiny bit hot. alison: all right. (upbeat music) - [announcer] presenting the shark ion flex 2x. the free-standing, cord free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batteries. that means you can always be charging, even while you're cleaning. with duo clean, multiflex, and powerful suction so you can go, and go, and go again. welcome to hassle-free runtime with shark. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> tonight, reporters rush to the rose garden. the unexpected moment at the white house. president trump, after saying, i'm

s. then, let's turn to the pass-through issue that the two of us feel so strongly about. this completely new, lunar crater sized new loophole, in effect takes a page out of gordon gecko's playbook. pass-through status democrats have said again and again is enormously important to small businesses. a cleaner, a garage, a restaurant. that's not what the republicans are talking about. they are talking about a whole new set of wealthy individuals being able to dodge their taxes through this new provision. the early returns on this one give an approximate estimate of $660 billion in tax cuts to mar-a-lago's most loyal members. that's the pass-through provision. and through shell companies and tax shelters, well-to-do people, the richest in america, will be able to disguise wages as business income to avoid higher income tax rates and paying their fair share of payroll taxes. we want to make clear, because all this tax lingo is kind of eye glazing stuff. payroll taxes fund social security and medicare. programs that the american people and the two of us feel so strongly about.

this all the time on the show it's really just a base on implied volatility calculation for the s&p 500. let'sthis tells us about the s&p a and nasdaq 100 why don't we start with the chart of implied volatility in the nasdaq future. right now garner points out its implied volatility is approaching 12%. only the fourth time it's gotten this low in the last decade. in other words, there's an extreme lack of fear in the nasdaq whether you look at this, these people saying you know what, we're find that's nothing compared to the volatility s&p 500 features. check out this chart at the moment the s&p features are carrying implied volatility of less than 8%. this is an all-time low, this is basically saying there is nothing to worry about how crazy is that versus washington, isn't that something? think opinion the irony of that. think about the irony versus what do you see in washington. i find that extraordinary. put it all together and it's hard to imagine how this market did become less volatile but she thinks it can be more volatile that's also a concern about currency earlier this year the doll

and looks like we got about five more days with temps mostly in the 70's before the next chance of rain and an eventual cooldown. let's get to the forecast here s. for tonight. not going to be as cold as the past pew nights if we see frost it is in isolated location. most of us will see lows bottom out in the lower to mid 40'sment for tomorrow, a is no dy again. mostly sunny skies. high temperatures back to the lower 70's and friday looks very, very familiar. with mostly sunny skies and highs in the lower 70's. only chance for the weekend will be the voduction of some clouds and some humidity comes back into the atmosphere some moisture. no big deal. sill system mild. dry. saturday may be cooler around 70 degrees and then we may bum top the lower to mid 0's for sunday. the next weather maker rifes maybe monday night and more likely during the day tuesday. this one looks to bring us an extended period of rain. tuesday may be a bit of a washout here. maybe with several inches of rain and which is great news because we need it. the cold front that delivers that rain will then bring some cooler air so if you have been loo

s profile. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world australia's newly elected conservative leaders about in courts announces he will try to form a coalition government with the country's right wing freedom party decision that was widely expected was a court said the freedom party had shown what he called a will to bring about change in austria take up. democracy protest leaders nathan law and joshua wall have been released from prison on bail they were jailed in august for their roles in the twenty fourteen anti china protests that became known as the umbrella revolution most of all thanks to supporters and said that he and mr wong would you to know that return to court in november. in malaysia the two a woman accused of killing the half brother of north korea's the leader kim jong un have been taken back to the scene of the crime the defendants prosecutors lawyers and trial judge were all taken to kuala lumpur's international airport as part of a reenactment of the

s? guest: let me handle 401(k)s. there is a looming crisis. americans are not saving enough and they are not planning properly. you idea we are doing anything at this point to reduce the incentives based makes little sense retirement. the only reason it is happening, and this goes to the whole discussion we have had, the congress, the republicans are looking for the quality of nickels and dimes off the table to pay for the tax cuts. otherwise, there is no policy justification for doing anything that would reduce the incentives on 401(k)s. host: what about the 401(k)'s and the state and local taxes -- they had members of past week voting against the bill. guest: there is no doubt that some of our highest tax, highest debt states, including new york, california and new jersey are benefiting greatly from the state and local tax reduction. we also should be very clear this is a subsidy for the high-tax, high-debt states that is being merely taking advantage of by the highest income s. earner it is not fair, and it actually encourages states to ove

if you recognize either one of these males believed to be in their teens or young 20's let alameda policenow they are looking for them.on september 4th they did a snatch a grab of a laptop inside this starbucks on blanding avenue in alameda.here is the part of the video where they ran out with the laptop.10 minutes later that same day again in broad day light the duo enters a different starbucks in alameda off park street and does the same thing. this time each grabbing a laptop and running out. there has been 11 snatch and grab thefts of smartphones or laptops in alameda over the last few months. the last two taking place last night first at 7p at this pete's at 1901 webster in alameda where a laptop was stolen, and then 30 minutes later just a block away it happened again at this starbucks at 720 atlantic. police say the descriptions given by witnesses vary.. it may be the same people or group pulling off these crimes or it could be all different criminals.one arrest has been made from a prior incident and they are hoping by releasing this surveillance video they will get more leads.pol

s... after letting game three slip through their fingers. max scherzer - tak into the seventh inning.. only to see the cubs scrape together two runs to steal a 2-1 victory in game three. first pitch for game four is at 5:38 tonight. breaking right now - an earthquake rocking chile. breaking right now - an earthquake rocking chile. plus - tis the season for star wars. the new trailer is out and it has evryone talking the galaxy looking a little dark this mornign 0 we'll take a closer look, still ahead. eileen live tease county woman killed by police in miami. this - after police say she ran her car over a police officer! now - the woman's father is speaking out. suzanne kennedy is live in bowie with more - suzanne? at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. - another warm & humid day - cooler with showers tomorrow through friday - drier & warmer weekend - beautiful, autumn weather coming next week today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably warm. still humid. highs: 82-86 tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. isolated showers. lows: 63-68 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. cooler w

let's get to meteorologist krystal klei with the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> whoa. don't use the "s. >>> let's look at radar and satellite. we have clouds in place this morning. we don't have to worry about rain like we were yesterday morning. now there are a few sprinkles that are out to sea here near the delaware beaches and parts of cape may. and those might make rain over parts of cape may, suffolk county, the next couple of hours. it is a dry morning now. we'll have a lower chance of rain across the region. not a 0% but a lower percent chance. temperatures, we're at 58 in philadelphia. 57 in northeast philly. 62 atlantic city, and look at that -- 53 in pottstown. we are feeling the cooler fall air in place. today will be another seasonal day for us as temperatures start to climb the next few hours. we're not going to see a huge warmup. up to 59 degrees at 9:00 a.m. here are the differences from yesterday -- not as windy. like i mentioned, chances of rain aren't as high. we'll talk more about what that means for your day as you go forward coming up. now to traffic and pamela osb

. >> go green, gee e-a-g-l-e-s, let's go eagles!ter: there's a little bit of a wait until we see them play again monday night football against the redskins, october 23. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> parents in monroe township, gloucster county are hoping for more answers today all buildings in the school district have been closed this week to clean up the mold there. most of the testing wrapping up last night and the results could be released as early as today. earlier this week a packed crowd expressed anger and concern over their children's help. a task force made up of volunteers wants the public's input to prepare questions for the school board. the district has yet to provide an update. >>> a mold problem has canceled classes for a second desperate day at jb elementary. the school district blamed the heating and air-conditioning system. 80% of the mold has been removed from the germantown school. >> an 11-year-old and two 12-year-olds are accused of stealing packages from a post office truck in southwest philadelp

if you recognize either one of these males believed to be in their teens or young 20's let alameda police know they are looking for them.on september 4th they did a snatch a grab of a laptop inside this starbucks on blanding avenue in alameda.here is the part of the video where they ran out with the laptop.10 minutes later that same day again in broad day light the duo enters a different starbucks in alameda off park street and does the same thing. this time each grabbing a laptop and running out. there has been 11 snatch and grab thefts of smartphones or laptops in alameda over the last few months. the last two taking place last night first at 7p at this pete's at 1901 webster in alameda where a laptop was stolen, and then 30 minutes later just a block away it happened again at this starbucks at 720 atlantic. police say the descriptions given by witnesses vary.. it may be the same people or group pulling off these crimes or it could be all different criminals.one arrest has been made from a prior incident and they are hoping by releasing this surveillance video they will get more leads.p

let's listen yesterday. by an s-u-v after being hit officer injured about the statement making a department is police francisco the san francisco police department is making a statement about the officer injured after being hit by an s-u-v yesterday. let's listen in. in. let's listen yesterday. let's listen in. car break-ins and burglaries are on the rise in san mateo and police are trying to get the word out about the areas hardest hit. take a look at this map. this is where officers say a majority of these car break-ins are happening in san mateo. there's the bridgepointe shopping center... marina plaza shopping center... and the fish market.police say the burglaries are happening in busy parking lots near restaurants in the daylight hours.officers are asking if you see some one hanging around the cars acting suspicious ... to alert them. (grant) new tonight at five... good news for dog owners in the bay area. the national park service is dropping a decade-long fight that would restrict dogs in the golden gate nat

let's get a check on the global market setup this morning. this kickoff to the fourth quarter. just as we wrap up the third quarter, the dow did gain about 5% in the third quarter. s let by energy, standout gaining about 8% we're up 30 points nasdaq by 8. the s&p 500 up by 2. taking a look at the move across the bond market, 2.35% yeah, still holding on the level. that's the yield on the ten year economic data this week will be on the manufacturing front on thursday a speech from janet yellen. >> gains for the last month in asia more mixed. japan was higher but hong kong and shanghai were down you have quite a lot of the chinese related markets, hong kong and shanghai. australia having moved up. it was a bit more mixed. for the quarter as a whole, folks across the board as it was in the states. this morning we have gains across the board apart from spain of course following those violent clashes over the weekend. between national police and voters in barcelona. >> turning our attention to commodities where oil had a strong quarter brent gaining 20 perfection percent in the third quarter here on monday, slightly lower $59.56 lower by .3% if you average it take a lo

the s&p and nasdaq we'll let you know how it settles out. nasdaq negative territory. dn't jinx it. david: no. you can't keep this market down. that is the -- i'm david asman. glad you could join us this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you in another historic hour. white house chief of staff john kelly, he is a marine general who became head after

s. and let's talk a little bit more about his legacy i'm joined now in the studio by his very own marc aspen or he's joining us from our culture to ask mark thanks so much for being here what made tom petty in your opinion such a standout musician i mean we all know his songs of course but but what was it really when he had a very distinctive style of guitar playing that kind of chugging sort of dampens string that really sort of noted the song along and he would leave in that with some really strong power chords and some incisive lyrics that's kind of a signature of his style but he also had a real gift for penning almost perfect paul rock songs with defiant lyrics i have a something of a rock n roll swagger to them for example i won't back down which was one of his one of his greatest hits after he had been with tom petty in the heartbreak as he recorded that as a as a solo artist he was definitely different difficult to categorize at least for you know his john or of music and what it is that that he and his group were producing when we look ahead his personal life it wasn't quite as smoo

s eagles. >> yeah. >> let's do this. fans are feeling tonight south philadelphia at bird are ready for battle, a key divisional match up with washington and the count down to kick off, is on. eagles are ready, prime time for second straight game good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. they are excited. >> little bit. >> we have team three coverage vittoria woodill firing up the fans and lets start on the field with don bell and leslie van arsdal. how many times do we have to say a huge nfc east game tonight. >> huge, huge, huge game. we have been talking bit all week. they beat carolina two thursdays ago. >> here's the thing about this match up. you know, it is a nation how much media is here for this monday night showdown. philadelphia is two and a half hour drive if you are luck if i there is no traffic but you have media members from both cities here, there is a dozen cameras here. normally it business six or so >> definitely got more. >> a lot of ninth this game tonight. >> right

s. and let's talk a little bit more about his legacy i'm joined now in the studio by his very own marc aspen or he's joining us from our culture to ask mark thanks so much for being here what made tom petty in your opinion such a standout musician i mean we all know his songs of course but but what was it really when he had a very distinctive style of guitar playing that kind of chugging sort of dampens string that really sort of made to the song along and he would leave in that with some really strong power chords and some incisive lyrics that's kind of a signature of his style but he also had a real gift for penning almost perfect paul rock songs with defiant lyrics i have a something of a rock n roll swagger to them for example i won't back down which was one of his one of his greatest hits after he had been with tom petty in the heartbreak as he recorded that as a as a solo artist he was definitely different difficult to categorize at least if you know his john or our music and what it is that that he and his group were producing when we look though had his personal life it wasn't quite

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s. that's just the tip of it. let'sator chuck schumer, chris hahn and boyd matheson. boyd, there's going to be the big unveil tomorrow. will any of it, what you're hearing, surprise us? >> no, i think you're going to see a pretty broad brush as they get started on the house side. there are going to be some heartburn moments when it comes to things like the 401(k), mortgage deductions. there's a lot of those that i think if they're not careful, it's really going to hit middle class, hard-working families in particular. >> right. >> you've got some interesting things that senator mike lee and marco rubio from florida have been working with ivanka trump and the white house on in terms of the child tax credit. that may be the only thing standing between hard-working american families and some pretty brutal things inside of the bill, but we'll see tomorrow. liz: that distresses me because you are a republican and have worked for a republican senator. [laughter] you've been on the inside of -- chris hahn, i was expecting a fi