the lever connector heading south. as you head north we're watching an accident on 93, let's go to the maps. 495 southbound passing by. two lanes are closed for that acci that stays in place to the lever connector. another crash by highland avenue with one lane closed, and a slow ride on the pike, 25 minutes. 495 to 128, and route 3 is slow from 225, and then as you travel north, half-hour, braintree into boston, trains and buses back on schedule. >> we're following breaking news overnight on the eye. >> and antoinette antonio has underway after a person was found near the alston, brighten area, it's unclear how they got there, but they were not hit by a train. boston police held a train for three hours while they investigated. and right now police are trying to find a person who targeted teenage boys at weston high school on snap chat. the boys, all sophomores, sent photos to the person who created a fake account. it's unknown if that p and in just a matter of hours donald trump and hillary clinton will be tested taki

once you get past that, more way down to the lever connector. there is also a crash along the pike just clearing by the austin and brighten tolls, and the pike from 49520128 is almost a half-hour, heading south, a slow right out of brockton, 95 from sharon and delays on route 3 from route 18 to the split and a half-hour on the expressway, braintree to boston. we're watching delays on the green line. they are minor and right now they are eastbound on the b branch. everything else on schedule. >> thank you. and breaking news on the developments. >> and we begin in revere where state police are investigating an assault. it happened around 11:00 last night outside of the squire lounge. the victim, a man suffering life threatening injuries. our antoinette antonio is on the scene gathering information. and also breaking a fatal crash under investigation in leominister. the driver crashed on 190 south of route 2, no word on what might have triggered that crash, trump has events in illinois, iowa, and wisconsin. clinton will be at unh with bernie sander

how much levered is that. times.s levered 10 the problem is it is over 100 times. just math. i mean, i did not go to is this school. it is just how the math works, so they have got to be fully hedged. they have got to be perfectly hedged, and all the stuff they are supposed to make money on has got to work. so what do you think the ecb is doing? what is going on in europe, and deutsche is the classic example. i have no idea how hedged they are, but when somebody is 100% simplify it.t's who here is more than two times levered? raise your hand. who wants to be more than two times levered? if you think about it, we cannot even get more than two or three times leverage. thanks are not allowed to loan more on any capital structure more than six times. six times in the. -- six times ebitda. it is a bit illogical. so i think they will be problems, but who knows? do you trust them as a counterparty? mr. lasry: right now? yeah. for three days. we're not doing things to years out -- two years out. deutsche does not have any issues right now. the problem is the more people keep talking

crash, so a busy ride on 93, and then stop and go down to the spot pond, once again approaching the lever connector. eastbound on the pike a delay. 20 to 25 now, 495 to 128, and then as you out of brockton, route 3 from weymouth and the expressway a half-hour from braintree into boston. >> the eyeopener on the campus of hofstra university this morning. of course the debate has wrapped up, but still ahead, our political analysts will weigh in on the performance of the candidates last night, and also on the campus here, and she will be joining us just ahead on the program. hillary clinton will be at unh tomorrow and donald trump holding a rally at the sports plex in bedford on thursday. new hampshire's importance as a swing state is clear. if each candidate wins the states that they are currently leading in, abc news projects clinton would win with 273 electoral votes, but if trump can flip new hampshire from blue to red, it's four electoral votes are enough to 269 to 269. >> your economy headlines this tuesday morning, asian shares mostly higher, as traders followed last night's debate. st

20. 495 to 128, and 93 south, volume out of metsune into andover and once again as you approach the lever connector. trains and buses on schedule, some delays for the providence line. arena. randy: we have the school delays to tell you about. regional schools tells us that the page school in west new bury is operating on a three-hour delay today because they have a power outage there. emily: right now there are questions involving water storage tanks in concord, massachusetts. this is the second case this summer. in august the town found a lock was damaged on one of the tanks, and according to the town's website, a similar incident was reported friday. public works officials say that isolated from the water distribution system out of an abundance of caution. randy: your economy headlines, ride share service uber is bringing self driving taxis to the streets. the service, which will launch in pittsburgh is raising some concern that the safety experts say that the technology is not ready for the experiment. the state has yet to pass a bank requirement that permit testing of the cars, or rul

i'm just trying to think if something was going on with the levers. if there was, i would've put the plane down. i seem to remember recommending that for one of my birds. slow down. just... (chuckles) i don't want to miss any of this. what exactly are you saying? (tape rewinds) -- there's something wrong with the plane. what? she didn't panic. she didn't freeze. she was doing everything right. that's what the noises are. it's her responding, but it didn't matter, 'cause there was something wrong with the plane. i know. i know. just showing up at someone's house--it's so tacky. but we really do need to talk about what happened to amanda tanner. (speaks indistinctly) shhh!aughing) what's going on? gasp! you going to shut it down? this is totally going viral. i wanna go viral. going viral? get scrubbing bubbles, clean and disinfect. 20,000 views! what? oh, it looks so clean in here. ? ? ? ? ? ? the best moment to be happy... ...is the one happening right now. life. enjoy all of it. sending your kids to school with an allergy medicine that may make them d

here's the bridge, the lever into boston, let's get to the maps and check out your ride. south of town 24, slow from brockton, also delays building on 95 from sharon, and route 3 is ok and your ride on the expressway is a half-hour, braintree into boston. the pike eastbound right now about 20. 495 to 128, and 93 south looks good out of methuen, the volume picks up once it gets towards wilmington. more delays down to the lever connector, there is also a dlaibled truck on 93 south we're still watching the green line delays. minor eastbound only impacting the d branch. and everything else is running on schedule. it is fall-like out there today. >> i know. look at the low temperatures. norwood, teens, all down in the 30s, for some of us this is the coldest start since back in may, and sun is up, and we're going to see sun mixed with clouds this morning. overall, a mostly sunny skies, and 55 degrees in boston right now, and the sun will go to work 40s, so a chilly start but by lunchtime, it is near 70 degrees, mostly sunny skies, and we'll be in the 70s away from the coastline

, the beta goes up and the data goes down when it becomes less levered.e thought we were testing that very simple finance or proposition and if that was the main thing going on, we thought that if the banks had become far less levered as the regulatory community says they have, we expected to have beta go way down. and thatot what we saw is why we thought a certain amount of reflection on what was going on with financial regulation was appropriate. >> you see the decline in banks franchise value, how much can you attribute that to regulation versus say low interest rates? >> that is a very important question and not one we were able to provide direct evidence on in the paper. bankreading analysis of security pricing, from talking to people who were involved in the markets, i think it is difficult to escape the conclusion that both are important factors. certainly lower interest rates and flatter yield curves have had their impact but i think it is clear that whether it is the magnitude of the fines that have been levied or a variety of the business practi

that have been discussed like controls and things like that that are levers that foundationally andaterial help the communities to stay in the new units so i do think we need to move forward about housing and glad the affordability was increased i think that is something we didn't hear from the last meeting he want to continue at the communities as a 34r579 and commission haves discussions with what other levers to help those units also in the ground be representative of the community we want to build and then finally a point for the community members that were in oergdz opposition i'm sure we'll see you in but future i want you guys to be able to accurately talk about what it is that you want to see changed with an comment ceqa is not your tool i heard you mention ceqa there are discussions of displacement and gentrification impacts in the controller's office report and other reference for this project and others for the mission controls and a number of reports issued by the land use recently that talked about the economics of urban development and what are the impacts of market-ra

just a tap of the brakes approaching the lever connector. the pike, you just saw it live. 15 minutes, 495 for 128, heading south no problems just yet. 24 northbound, volume here in randolph and on the expressway your trip 20 to 25 minutes braintree into boston. they say go now if you want to beat the getaway from 2:00 to 7:00. that's when you will see the schedule. >> thanks. now to new details overnight in a deadly hit and run in milford. >> and the eye's antoinette antonio is right near the scene where a beloved local leader was killed. antoinette: so many people are grieving the loss of barbara clement, very well-known in this town. overnight police inspected the tractor trailer that they think hit her. investigates say that clement was crossing main street here in milford when she was h stepped into the truck's path, the driver never stopped. police believe that he may not have known that he hit anyone, he was later told his truck was on tv and then he turned himself in. clement was milford's first female constable. everyone knew her as

. >> we're watching the delays already in place here across the span of the bridge, and the lever connector, southbound side, heading to the bottom of the screen, and you can see that volume building early this morning, let's get to the maps, word of a crash in noon, 128 by grove street. expect delays right in this area here, and i will let you know when that clears, and meanwhile, the rest of your trip not too bad. we're doing fine. 24, building volume, and your ride on the expressway, a bit slow, as well, there is a 139, but it's not blocking any lane. your ride on the expressway up to 20, braintree to boston, and then at bike east, 20 minutes right now as you travel on 495 to 128. 93 south building volume down into andover, and some more delays down to the spot pond, and trains and buses are back on schedule. >> thank you. breaking news, a state of emergency declared in north carolina after a second night of violent clashes with police. swat teams and the national guard marching into charlotte. a disperse a crowd of hundreds taking to the streets in the city to protest an officer-involve

if that is the main thing going on, we thought the banks have become far less levered.ed to see them go way down. we saw a certain amount of reflection was going on with financial regulation and it was appropriate. >> you see this decline in franchise value. how much can you chubby that to regulation versus low interest rates? an important question we were able to provide direct evidence on in the paper. from analysis of bank security pricing, talking to people involved in the markets, i think it's difficult to escape the conclusion that both are important. certainly lower interest rate and a flat yield curve. i think it's pretty clear that whether it's the magnitude of the fines levied or a variety of business practices that have been curtailed, the diversification that has been beend, steps have also taken that have reduced the value of banks. and by reducing the franchise more, you have made them effectively levered relative to all they have that is valuable. and it has been a source of an increase in volatility. >> thank you for previewing it here. involved inor tho

the lever connector, you can see the volume southbound, is slow. let's check ou northbound accident, delays back into avon and on the expressway, a 30 minute ride from braintree into boston. traveling the pike, about 15, 495 to 128, 93 south, building volume out of methuen and once again approaching the spot pond, trains and buses doing ok. >> thank you, and right now a plan is behind bars, and he will be facing a judge accused of killing a little boy. >> theyor trying to we have details about this disturbing case. learned. antoinette? antoinette: the suspect is facing a slew of charges including attempted murder, strangulation, and indecent assault. the victim just three years old, this all started yesterday with a 9-1-1 call from the suspect, 21-year-old taj mcdonald. he had just killed a boy. the officers found the toddler sig lincoln village apartment, he was conscious but had injuries to his face and neck. a worker painting a porch awning said he heard a child wailing inside. >> it sounded like he was screaming, but you know, just pretty much

and it explains key state policy levers for transforming the teaching profession. they also talk about international examples, what people are doing in other countries. in singapore, teachers have the opportunity to conduct original research on pedagoguey and education. it allows teachers to maintain their own intellectual engagement in their career. finland decided, and i think this would be very controversial here that only flagship universities could operate teacher training programs. and they simply shut down second and third tier programs. partially as a result of that change, teacher prep became highly selective in finland, which many of you know the profession is open only to people who graduated in the top 10 to 12% of their high school class. another nation i like to mention is korea. the career salary range for a teacher there is 55,000 to $155,000 per year. in korea, a teacher earns more than an engineer, and just a little bit less than a doctor. the organization public impact also has a website, opportunityculture.org with ideas in how to redefine the t

they're very heavily levered to the price of oil, and they should fall further. integrated names, exact same problem. >> in terms of your assessment of the trade. >> i like the trade. >> if you're convicted. and you're not. >> i don't know what the conviction is. right now it seems that crude oil is pretty well banging around between the low 40s and the high 40es. i don't know what the catalyst is going to break that out. if the dollar were to rally, ft. fed were to surprise the market and rally, a raise in september, then the dollar's going to shoot up, and what's going to happen to oil? it's going to go down, and your trade will make sense. how does it fit into the holistic flow of the macro? >> a big move in the dollar will impact not only this commodity but all commodities. is there a structural change that would suggest that it's right to be aggressive with energy stocks in general, relative to other stocks or relative to any other asset, whether it's real estate or gold, and i don't see that. >> got a question? send us a tweet, only one place to go "options

when he moved into the neighborhood year ago, he met steve. >> he let me pour the lever -- pull the lever. i just do it. >> reporter: steve stop coming by a few weeks ago. it was a different garbageman.>> he is not there, he is sick or something. maybe he was running late. >> reporter: he was not running late. he was seriously injured. on august 22, he crashed his pickup truck into the toll plaza on his way to work. his family says he can't remember what happened but they suspect he fell asleep at the wheel. steve's family says he remains in the hospital paralyzed from the chest down.>> he won't be able to walk again. >> reporter: the boys mom said steve is sick and will not be coming by. he told his mom he wanted to help. err i said that's amazing. of course, let's do it.>> reporter: she is held two bake sales and raise $1000 and given the money to steve's family. >> it gives you a new sense of oh.>> reporter: steve's daughter showed this photo of paxton. >> he didn't say much. i could tell in his face was very appreciative. >> reporter: every tuesday, paxton still runs out to the garbag

out of methuen, a stop and go ride past will,ton down to the spot pond and more delays down to the lever connector. the train and buses so far are running on schedule. cindy, dry this morning and maybe a different story later on? >> i think that the evening commute could feature some hit or miss showers and out there this morning. a beautiful start here on your wednesday morning. but that storm threat coming in between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. low risk for heavy rain which will be great. the storms will be fast moving but there could, some lining and the potential -- some lightning and the potential for winds. it will not take a lot of wind to cause some damage. 60s out the door right now in most spots, and 65 in boston, and look where we're headed. it is going to be a warm day with a gusty wind, upper 70s, about 87 in boston, and a bit more humidity coming in with the wind, but here is the front that is going to come in and trigger the storms, a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms. and they should get going in the worcester area at 3:00 or 4:00, and notice how they move into greater boston

and it is stop and go all the way down to the lever connector, and now we're watching train delays as well, red line has minor delays, and everything else is running on schedule. cind morning of september and it is a cloudy one, as you can see right here, and we are starting with temperatures that are running in the lower 70s, and it is sticky, dewpoint temperatures in the mid and upper 60's but just to the north and west, drier, more comfortable air is working on in, and behind this slow moving front, so with this front, slowly pushing through, we have got the clouds, and there is rain, too, especially across connecticut, and rhode island and a lot of this shifting into southeastern massachusetts, so if you are some showers around. and look what happens as we get deeper into the afternoon. that focus shifts for rain along the south coast and the cape. the skies are brightening. boston north and west. this is where the temperatures could climb into the low 80s this afternoon. otherwise we're staying in the 70s. the skies clear out completely for everyone tonight, and sass temperatures

looks ok. 15 to 20, 495 to 128, and 93 south, delays out of methuen, and as you travel towards the lever connector. trains and buses running on schedule. >> breaking overnight a driver is in custody after this crash. cruiser on 93 south near exit 18 in dorchester. the crash happening at 1:00 this morning. nobody seriously hurt. the driver was given a sobriety test and then taken into custody. and right now both sides of a controversial police body camera program in the city of boston are getting ready for arguments ahead of a hearing today. >> the eyeopener's john atwater is live with a preview of what could be a tense court hearing. john? >> that pilot supposed to start last week but the union filed a temporary injunction to block it, so that has led to some delays. the program was supposed to be voluntary. the patrolman's union reached an agreement in july but no officers signed up, so commission bill evans assigned the cameras. it calls for 100 officers from different districts to wear the cameras for six months. that was supposed to start september 2 but the date has now been pushed

they move a lever and then lift the lid. once the dogs were left on their own, most of them figured out they could get the reward without living the lever and simply lifting the lid. children continued pulling the lever, simply because they were told to do so. now, the study also says it's not necessarily a bad thing. in fact, researchers say it is vital for kids to follow what they think may be useless commands because the action usually ends up having a purpose they'll understand later in life like washing your hands before each meal. all that different. they both love throwing temper tantrums like sam-mo, the labrador beagle mix who refuses to believe her favorite pet store is closed. her mom keeps telling her. it's not open, sam-mo. i promise you. sam-mo is like, i don't believe what you say. sad little puppy dog >>jennifer: that's not really a tantrum. there it is. uh-oh. now she has to pull the leash. head down. >>laura: sad. >>jennifer: vocal. >>vanessa: he's very vocal when he does not enjoy something going on. >>lau

jobs with obama so what is there in the record that gives you confidence that tax cuts are the aisle lever for job growth greg. >> we're in the 21st century. that was all twentieth century. [laughter] but let me explain we have one or 2 percent growth and flat wages with anemic growth probably a recession around the corner. this economy is so global and interconnected america was out there in the lead. that is not the case anymore. we have to be competitive. lakes superior is what i call but the corporations are taxed at 35. our successful small businesses then attacks top rate the point that i am trying to make is if we keep passing our businesses that hire tax rate, we will lose in global competition companies are going overseas because of taxes provide met with one big company with a huge business in minnesota so they could take the overseas money to reinvest back into the country. is crazy. in the 21st century you cannot just think he will tax and tax with no consequences it pays to stay so make sense to manufacture with your headquarters in america. >> it is inevitable be have to addr

no doubt in a highly levered world and a highly levered financial economy, a basis point increase might tip an economy over into a recession. >> almost a pledge from janet yellen that they will raise rates in december, nothing untoward happens? >> no. i do not take anything as a pledge from janet yellen anymore. it is all confusing. perhaps a few chickens. we do not talk about the chickens. there are birds there in the pan. of data dependent, they are market dependent and the markets meaning stock markets. no guarantees and a lot of confusing rhetoric not only today and in prior weeks. >> not between now and the december 12th meeting? >> i think so in terms of currencies. to the extent one candidate or elected, they could be significant. i think they know policies motivate economic growth and the emerging market economy especially. whether or not november is, i am not sure. i've given up trying to determine when they will go, so to speak. tom: you mentioned confusion which i think is appropriate. i was thunderstruck by her confusion. she did mention the precise timing is the debate. tim

a slow trip heading into boston, southbound side, lots of volume and at the lever connector, and let's go to the maps, and once again, there is the water main break that you just saw live pictures from, and that's right over by route 1, on rivera beach parkway so expect that beebe volume, south of there, watching a crash at the braintree split, delays back into weymouth, 24 heavy, and watching delays on 95 north, and approaching 128 where there is a crash blocking a and emily and randy. >> thank you. and we are tracking breaking news on the eyeopener this morning. >> and erika has the overnight developments. >> that breaking news is coming from france where the prosecutors say eight more people were arrested in connection to the july terrorist attack in nice. prosecutors say that the new suspects are linked to the 31-year-old man who drove that truck into the crowd watching a fireworks' display on bastille day. 86 people were killed including three americans, and right now, the suspect in the bombings in new york and new jersey is he was captured yesterday after a manhunt and then a sh

problem spots. 495 accident clearing as you travel northbound, 93 slow out of methuen down to the lever connector, and then on 128, two accidents, one by route 28, one by route 1 in peabody, southbound so expect delays. eastbound on the pike right now 30 minutes, 495 you are heading south, 95 slow from sharon slow out of brock it. and route 3 to the braintree split, and then a 35-minute ride heading up into boston. >> now to the investigation of a bizarre incident in weymouth. >> antonio is live where there are a lot of questions. antoinette? antoinette: still a mystery this morning, erika and randy. we know that a woman was rescued from a wooded area after she called 9-1-1 saying that she was lot of questions this morning. let's take you back to that scene. it all happened just off of route 18 near the ramp to route 3 here in weymouth. the fire department, way mouth police as well as state police were involved. we could see the officers climbing up and down that embankment using a rope. police also laid out several evidence markers. police are not releasing a lot of information, includ

levers will be picked in the next -- members will be picked in the next 30 days . right now rules are producing, prescribing and distributing cannabis are unclear. state leaders are purposely moving slow hoping to avoid of the problems many other states have had so we can't celebrate just it -- >> can light up a joint freely without being arrested or charge -- charged, you are wrong . it does not give permission for anyone to possess, smoke, use any form of marijuana for any reason medical or just freedom. >> several cities likely would have passed -- lakewood have marijuana. ohio is the 25th state to legalize it. we have new study released just overnight. >> yes, it says more college students are using pot. back in 2013 30 percent admitted to smoking marijuana compare that to 30 percent in 2006. arc -- on the upside, narcotic uses down . say they use prescription stimulant drugs. the study has been released by the university of michigan. >>> new developments on a shooting right outside a development. a guy was shot right outside of the police station. he was able

south, still heavy out of andover, earlier crash cleared by 129, but delays linger, slow down to the lever connector, and another crash on the shoulder here at 128 with heavy volume back to 495, and along the pike a 30 to 35-minute ride. and 24 is heavy from brockton and route 3 as you travel northbound approaching the braintree split. the expressway 30 to 35, braintree to boston and we're watching moderate delays on the orange line because of signal problems. everything else is running on schedule. >> it still feels like summer. >> yes, it sure does. temperatures in the 60s. muggy out there now, but look at this as we're off the bus. feeling like summertime. a beautiful start in boston. high, thin clouds. there is the sticky dewpoint temperature. humidity, look what happens as we go into the day by lunchtime, it's going to be feeling more comfortable and that's the trend through the afternoon, so drier air working on in from the west. it's going to be here with us this afternoon and really the rest of the week. you can see the cloudiness shifting southward here. we have got the fog, too,

levers lined up in the backfield, it will be inspired effort this week in the home opening against la rams. more than you saw last week against arizona with the run game stunned. the pass rush nonexistent. eternal make about this team. >> man: i expect and want to see fantastic resiliency. when you just look around the league, that sort of how the nfl is. cardinal sent! last. they came back. got after us pretty good yesterday. the rams, who we play this

olessa: good morning, welcome back, a live look at the lever connector. you can see the volume is not too bad, but we are starting to see more of those delays this morning, and a couple of accidents north of the camera shot. i will show you those details coming up. very foggy out there. not the best visibility. >> we have got a dense fog advisory until 9:00, and it is muggy, as well, and the temperatures mostly in the 60s and going into the 80s, the skies brighten this afternoon inland but 70s along the coast. how about 90 tomorrow? a hot end to the week, and a summer-like week with temperatures in the 80s. emily. emily: you might be among the thousands of people who just moved in boston either for college or because your lease was up. if it was not the best experience, here are some ways to make it easier next time. first purge your stuff. the pros say it does not make any sense to pack and move and towels can replace bubble wrap that, will save you money on packing supplies, and plan ahead when it comes to booking movers. >> if you can book a move in th

levers lined up in the backfield, it will be inspired effort this week in the home opening against la rams. against arizona with the run game stunned. the pass rush almost nonexistent. eternal make about this team. >> man: i expect and want to see fantastic resiliency. when you just look around the league, that sort of how the nfl is. cardinal sent! last. they came back. got after us pretty good yesterday. the rams, who we play this week. 49ers came back huge win against seattle yesterday. we have not been tested yet the season in that department. >> sports anchor: we are excited for home opener. will start right here fox 13 10:30 a.m.. credibly followed by fax at a full kick up and then the bucks and rams right several career highs right here in the racks. when hundred 69 combined rbis for the payer against the yankees picking up final homestand tonight. two unfamiliar here in the fourth. makes good contact thinking this might be a homerun. off-the-wall, balances. that brings inland gloria. miller in their where the six triple of the season. the yankees had a game in the seventh. gar

pull the lever. >> trump voters have had enough of holding their nose. >> me, i'm mad. i have been bad. i am one of the angry, you know, voters that they have been, discussing for the last year. so. >> we met ray at this trump rally in virginia, three-hour drive from his home. >> what are you angry about? >> oom any just angry that the republicans, you know, it's like, they're just milk toast. >> we talked to trump before the south carolina primary. and asked about his fawning crowd. and the weight of their >> do you fool that ieel that i? >> a burden. i don't want to let these people down. >> reporter: trump supporters believe unshakably something else. that trump can't be bought. >> i didn't have to do this. >> jthis couple from massachusetts. >> he says the thing that needs to be said. >> about what? what's important to you? >> that nobody else says. >> trump is different because it doesn't have to answer to any, any donors. any lobbyists. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. you're fire. >> reporter: part of the trump phenomenon derives from fame, reality tv sizzle. >>

. >> the clutch i have underneath the brake lever and what i'll do is i'll roll on and let the clutch go just like that. my front brake is on top. always use one or the other independently, i won't use the two at the same time. hand, just had to learn how to use both front brake and clutch on the same hand. >> this guy is a better rider than most people on the show. >> with two arms. ryan is a very accomplished rider. he also has another message for those of us who like to ride. >> i would ride with the clutch protected here, this gives me the confidence in order to use my skills and my abilities on the motorcycle. >> that's awesome. just incredible that after such back on that motorcycle. >>> some like to celebrate their birthday. wow, i'm older, i'm still here, i made it. >> my favorite holiday of the year. >> not everybody gets to celebrate their birthday. this guy right here, he's been busy. he's in the air force basic military training for the last several weeks, this is graduation, it's his birthday next week, but fortunately his him a birthday card. >> read it out loud. you wan

levered three times, four times more. i think those trades are safe. >> basically, you agree that fed not going to raise rates at least until december. >> i think that's the way the market is telling us. i was in and out of xlf last week, so i think that's what the market told us today. if they're going to raise -- >> it wasn't a sell off. e look at the financials, banks in particular, they didn't sell off. they stayed and held their own. especially in the face of the move they had. i look at the staple, i would not chase them here. i think they're going to start pricing in december move. >> piled back into them. here's a scenario. listen, just in the last couple of days, we had weak ism, auto tales, retail numbers here and now, jobs data. we may get to situation, fed funds will start to bleed. low single digits soon. november's not going the happen. if we get another bad print in jobs, bad mean worse, than i don't know, maybe that december thing start creeping in and maybe you want to be back in. >> so, you wait a month?

. >> they're bringing flowers, balloons and candles levering them outside the home that saw the worst kind of nightmare. >> he was a loving little boy. a lot of life in him. >> the 5-year-old boy found his mom hearing the bang. >> oh my god. it broke my heart. you flow, so -- you know, so sad. >> i'm saddened for her because she's a great mother. >> family and friends overwhelmed by pain. investigators worked the scene. police say the gun belongs to the boy's father. >> a young life is taken before he was able to grow up and blossom to be anything. >> as friends and neighbors add to a growing memorial high above nup the sky >> look at the rainbow. isn't that a miracle? >> on a day you look for anything to heal family and friends remember a bright little life lost too soon. >> now this shooting is still being investigated but at this time there are no pepdzing charges n. the live -- pending charges. in the live alert center kevin kennedy 12 news at 10:00. >> thanks. >>> developing now. a former phoenix firefighter not attack a woman. >> i'm going to lose my retirement and benefits, eve

.>> reporter: the plane was to levering a team of -- avette organizer to wayne farms oversaw the job. then he saw what looked like a flame coming from the wings. >> you could hear something audible. it was not an explosion like in the movies, but you heard something. then the plane fell from the sky. >> looking at the sky, the plane, it's nothing good.>> reporter: many watched as the plane took the pilot, ryan kilgore, radioed about the fire. he parachuted to safety is the plane plunged into this home. to know more inside and managed to escape. we reached out to the skyhawks who say they are thankful everyone is alive and are praying for everyone involved. it's incredible that the pilot was able to jump out of the aircraft before it plummeted to he suffered burns but is in stable condition. this investigation is ongoing. i am jeff fan sat, cbs five news.>> friends and family are mourning the loss of the man killed in a house party yesterday morning. glendale police say 31-year-old robert granato was found dead outside the home. another person was shot and is still in the hospital. gra

and it's an easy way to lever off an existing long position. but that doesn't mean it's going straight back there, just because it's -- >> is this the law of large numbers for the stock in? i kind of feel like you've had this market cap move. that's a huge move. i'm saying this is it. >> continue or what? >> i'm very -- i'm very neutral. if mildly bullish on apple. i'm just telling you, after this move at 114, you have massive resistance. just gotten through at least the best week. samsung effect, it's ever going to be from a market perspective. >> so we're seeing the best right now. you bring law of large numbers. >> this is not a stock i'm buying tomorrow. >> all right. okay. so this got us thinking back at the old englewood cliffs about apple. relative to other tech titans. we're going to play our favorite game. "would you rather." would you rather amongst tech titans. apple or facebook? pete. >> right now, i said at the very top of the show, i don't think it's a must-buy, necessarily. i did buy t because i like it. but if you give me the ch

here are some of the names that are perhaps more levered and maybe not so much to the apple iphone. if you look at sky works solutions, big part of the chip picture, they make the radio frequency, the rf chips that go into many of these mobile phones. up 14%. apple up big. up 11. they're up 14. sirus logic does the audio chips. these two companies have a lot of business with apple. then you talk about contract, service makers, those manufacturers like jabil circuit i nvesense does the motion sensors that gets it to flip your screens and what not. all of these stocks are part of that apple ecosystem, and i will point out again, guys, that skyworks and sirus logic stand out big because they are the ones more levered to the whole apple product cycle. they're the ones that get a lot of business from apple themselves, guys. back to you. >> you hang with us while we discuss. you own invidia, and you have been hitting in a one hard. >> i'm just going to say, first of all, semiconductor holders, etf, smh is up 6% this week, and there are a lot more components that have nothing to do with th

. >> how he's -- he's got his hands on all the levers of power. he's white, he's male, he's rich. and the power that comes with that when it's exercised right or wrong can be enormous. and that's what it really comes down to is how those levers wind up affecting her character. >> michelle what do you want the audience when they come to balk away learning? >> you know -- walk away learning? >> i thought about that. because i really want -- i want people to come first with an open mind and just be ready to kind of question everything that they have ever thought about what it's like to be black in america and. >> today. >> today. not to interrupt you there. >> no. yeah, what its like and to be able to say examine their lives and say, well how can i make a difference and make things a little bit better for people who are not white. i don't know. there's so much. but i just anticipate questions from lots of friends, you know, and i'm just ready to have this discussion. >> when a lot of people go to theater, dinner after or before, if they went to dinner after is this something they'll

and i think at the end of the day, american voters aren't going to pull the lever on things like this. i think the american people are going to pull the lever on the substantiative issues that face this country. and i think that's good. >> yeah, matt, i just have to ask you, because i know your lovely, smart, beautiful hispanic wife, i just have to ask, what does mercedes think about what donald trump said? >> we talked about it last night. let me tell you, throughout this whole very interesting political year, we're often each other's counselor at the end of the day when interesting things happen at the day. her reaction was -- she's in the news business, alisyn, as you are, and it's not uncommon for women and men, but a lot of times women, in the news business and acting business to have actual language in their contracts that their physical appearance has to maintain some kind of standard. people might not like that, but it's in contracts. i'm not going to ask people if it's in their contracts or not, but she understands is that. is it fair or not fair? let's face it, tv, miss univ

. >> the clutch i have underneath the brake lever and what i'll do is i'll roll on and let the clutchthat. my front brake is on top. always use one or the other independently, i won't use the two at the same time. >> everything is just on the one hand, just had to learn how to use both front brake and clutch on the same hand. >> this guy is a better rider than most people on the show. >> with two arms. ryan is a very accomplished rider. he also has another message for those of us who like to ride. >> i would ride with the clutch protected here, this gives me the confidence in order to use my skills and my abilities on the motorcycle. >> that's awesome. just incredible that after such a massive injury, he still got back on that motorcycle. >>> some like to celebrate their birthday. wow, i'm older, i'm still here, i made it. >> my favorite holiday of the year. >> not everybody gets to celebrate their birthday. this guy right here, he's been busy. he's in the air force basic military training for the last several weeks, this is graduation, it's his birthday next week, but fortunately his