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mike khouw went over to the plasma to break it down. mike. >> this is really interesting. the activity picked up on tuesday when we saw big call spreads trading. it looked like somebody was rolling out of a long october 29 call position into the november 32s. normally that would be interesting on a day when you don't see that much activity in this name typically as far as options are concerned. but that day got followed up on wednesday by a big buy of the january 32 calls. about 12,500 of those traded that day. yesterday, jan 32 calls. and then again today we saw another 15,000 of these. if you just take a look over the course of this week, you can see this is essentially the activity, the increase in call open interest in h&r block, and over 100,000 contracts traded overall. this is pretty interesting because this is a name we probably don't get all that excited about. tax preparation stocks but this has been pretty volatile lately. it's trading at about 15 times earnings. of course, the nice thing about taxes is they're inevitable which means that tax preparation service

mike tyson is dropping in! iron mike tyson! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: iron mike! i would never do this -- i would never do this around mike tyson. >> steve: no. one hit, you can fly like a a thousand feet. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. it'd be silly. i'd just go -- [ laughter ] yeah. but mike tyson, we're going to -- i'm going to see if mike is up to playing an old school game later in the show. >> steve: oh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: something really fun. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: something that everyone loves. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: something nintendo-y. >> steve: eee-oh, no! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! don't go ahead of me. hey. >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: why am i yelling? i'm sorry. >> steve: why are you yelling at me? [ laughter ] are you all right? >> jimmy: i'm just so excited and happy that everyone's in a a good mood and ready for this fun. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i got to get the energy out. oh, man. you know our musical guest? sturgill simpson, you guys. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: it's a new guy. [ cheers and applause ]

mike? >> global growth, certainly. i think a strengthening dollar for multi-nationals is going to be a challenge. rising rates would pressure equity prices. that's a concern. you know, so when i take a look at this, you know, skeptical, and then you add valuations that are probably a turn and a half above average. >> no surprise, mike and dan are bearish, but tom lee is one of wall street's biggest bulls, also the managing partner at fund strat global advisers, welcome to "options action," tom. good to see you. in a note you put out this morning, you said we're setting up for a big rally at the end of the year. why is that? what do you see. >> selling off in the first day of the quarter is actually a very bullish sign. you know, 92% of the time you rally from that point into the end of the year. second, there's a lot of fund managers trailing their benchmark, and it sets up for a pretty big beta chase. >> can we do that, though? because we've seen small caps lag. the russell 2000 is in correction territory, a lot of pe

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jim: mike, your earks to that? mike: i disagree.ball was never put away but sometimes when it's in the mix, they go with what's called on the field. it was pretty obvious though that he never got it really put away. jim: remember reviews now also of course have the new york office and the officiati crew up there. weighing in on that. the colts take over at the 406789 over to wayne for six. phil: good drive starter on the outside for andrew luck and hi offense. -- his offense. time is a factor as you look at it. two time outs by each team are left. of course indianapolis being up five would like to score and put it away. the texans, of course, the worst they're going to give up is a field goal. jim: second and four. luck. in traffic, bradshaw. incomplete. the colts were bet you are -- better off with that being a drop. next thursday night, the jets and the patriots will go to the a.f.c. east divisional series next week. another big-time matchup in primetime on cbs and the nfl network. the jets and patriots from gillette stadium. phil

jim: mike, your earks to that? mike: i disagree.ball was never put away but sometimes when it's in the mix, they go with what's called on the field. it was pretty obvious though that he never got it really put away. jim: remember reviews now also of course have the new york office and the officiating crew up there. weighing in on that. the colts take over at the 406789 over to wayne for six. phil: good drive starter on the outside for andrew luck and hi offense. -- his offense. time is a factor as you look at it. two time outs by each team are left. of course indianapolis being up five would like to score and put it away. the texans, of course, the worst they're going to give up is a field goal. jim: second and four. luck. in traffic, bradshaw. incomplete. the colts were bet you are -- better off with that being a drop. next thursday night, the jets and the patriots will go to the a.f.c. east divisional series next week. another big-time matchup in primetime on cbs and the nfl network. the jets and patriots from gillette stadium. ph

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wasn't mike. he was angrier quicker than before and didn't have the patience to have the kids on his lap or take a walk with the kids, like he didn't have that stamina physically. >> narrator: over the years, he became increasingly confused. >> he would forget, you know, which way the grocery store was, which way it was to go home. he actually broke down in tears in front of me a couple of times because he couldn't get his thoughts together and he couldn't keep them in order. >> narrator: at home, there were bouts of rage. >> he took a knife and slashed all his football pictures. they were all destroyed and gone and broken glass, and they were all down. it wasn't mike. >> narrator: they'd been college sweethearts, but 27 years and four children later, mike and pam webster's marriage ended. >> we didn't understanddn what was happening. you're just trying to get by in this storm. i mean, your money's gone, your pride's gone, our bills are all overdue, our house is getting foreclosed, all the securit

mike is the photographer.eon top when couldn't get down, and i was flipping out. >> this is -- what's this? this is jen stuck on the wall. it was bad. but we got some ship. the two gentlemen, once they were done the conversation, i toll them to look over the wall, give jena little direction, look over the walls, so put her feet on the walls, she denied dollars not to put her feet on the wall. >> enough about you. now, mike, here is the thing. our team crushed his team. >> i remember on the rooftop, tug me how bad -- >> here is the thing, i'm still raising monday. >> i yes, so are we. so are we. >> so i think we won? >> no, you didn't, because no one raised 2,000. we all raised more. >> outward bound philadelphia, the children, what we're doing this for, so they can be challenged and experienced this great high we're august feeling. >> that's right. our mission to change lives. through chap challenge, dis cough i do you fowl like your life is changed today, jen? >> i do. i'm glad i have my life. >> i know if my

mike bercovici throws the ball so high. three, four seconds in the air.he ball was in the air for five seconds. gives his receivers a chance to go down. jaelen strong makes the catch. this young man did a fantastic job and saved arizona state's season. >> reporter: mike bercovici tell me what was going through your mind? >> it was the next play. we practice that situation every thursday. that was something we have practiced. i have practiced it 40, 50 times. the first time we do it, amazing. >> you said, oh, my and put your hands to your head. can you explain the emotions going through you? >> i still don't know what happened. it says 38-34, that's all i know. >> your family is here today, 30 miles from where you grew up. can you even process it right now? >> if it wasn't for half of those people, i would never be on the field right now. i have had touch a crazy experience. the school, the fans, the city of tempe, that's why i do it. >> joe: what a moment for that kid. what a night at the coliseum. more good sports going on. lip over to fox sports. yients

mike bercovici throws the ball so high. three, four seconds in the air.e ball was in the air for five seconds. gives his receivers a chance to go down. jaelen strong makes the catch. this young man did a fantastic job and saved arizona state's season. >> reporter: mike bercovici tell me what was going through your mind? >> it was the next play. we practice that situation every thursday. that was something we have practiced. i have practiced it 40, 50 times. the first time we do it, amazing. >> you said, oh, my and put your hands to your head. can you explain the emotions going through you? >> i still don't know what happened. it says 38-34, that's all i know. >> your family is here today, 30 miles from where you grew up. can you even process it right now? >> if it wasn't for half of those people, i would never be on the field right now. i have had touch a crazy experience. the school, the fans, the city of tempe, that's why i do it. >> joe: what a moment for that kid. what a night at the coliseum. more good sports going on. lip over to fox sports. yients

i'm glad to be here for pat hayes, for mike ross, for mark pryor, with mike beebe. there was a hilarious headline in a website called "real clear politics". and this is what it said. clinton goes back to the briar patch, control lon, his arkansas obsession. thank goodness, vince talked to the reporter. you don't understand. he comes back here all the time. i was in faulkner county the other day to look at tornado damage. i buried two cousins and one of my mother's best friends this year. i'm about to go to my 50th high school reunion. i hate it but i am. in november we'll have the 10th anniversary of the presidential center in little rock. you're all invited by the way. i hope y'all come. [applause] i love my native state. without you i wouldn't have had a chance to do anything. and, i didn't come back to the brier patch. i'm here. i came back to the future, the future of arkansas and the future of america. that's what you represent. [cheers and applause] so the first thing i want to say is, you probably figured this out. this is not an ordinary election. you see th

. >> what is doctor mike doing to sue. we will tell you how this could actually help you as well. >> good morning it is 7:00 o'clock on the dot how are you. >> i'm well. doctor mike has done much worse things to me in that office. >> wow. you have something to tell us here. >> no, not to show you either. sue that is interesting because we're talking about vertigo, but we will get to that in a minute. >> this is a big day. jen and q, we have been talking about this, they will repel 30 stories off the building. they are trying to get pumped up. are you guys ready for this. >> we're ready for this. >> spider man called and said i'm busy so q and jen along with mike, keith, scott. i told my team don't look up. you guys can look up. >> wow. >> it is very windy. >> very windy. >> look at the flag. >> they won't let us go down if it is 25 in the not. but, by the way, this guy, coach mike lane of penn rowing, captain of his team, scott crossin back on my feet. >> yes. >> and the doctor is in the house. how are you, keith douglass

mike and i think it is incredibly important.ve been willing to create some controversy saying let's help the future be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly to that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens on your walls in the office, at home -- we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- even understanding complex systems and what drugs shou

david: mike holland, chairman of the board of holland and company. good to talk to you, mike. liz: regardless we do need to talk about the protests in hong kong weighing on schooling of the markets. tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters flooding streets of territory on china's national day. david: china faces growing pressure from the u.s. to show restraint much. secretary of state john kerry sitting down with chinese's foreign minister in washington, d.c. rich edson live at the white house with details. rich, has it started yet? >> david, liz, there was round number one this afternoon. the state department added yet another round between secretary of state john kerry and foreign minister of china. part of the discussions were protests in hong kong. generally speaking state department officials say that the u.s. said resolving human rights issues in china would help make that country stronger. the u.s. has been somewhat reluctant to directly criticize china, at least overtly on this

we have another mike. is it mike buy blai?> music ( > at fourth and market in old city, good saturday morning. it's october 4. i am lauren johnson and i'm karen. welcome back to fox 29 weekend. we've got another full hour of all the news and all the fun. in the news at exactly 9:00, the big story we're following this morning, the cdc looking into what could be the first deadly case of the ebb in our area. > did you see this one. jeopardy is facing a little bit of heat right now because of a controversial category. what did you think about what women want? let us know. let's check in with your interactive weather. we're going to take a live look outside. it is foggy on this saturday morning. caitlyn, our people have plans for the weekend so they want to hear from you. not off to a very pick reask start. so much going on this weekend. it's all about the fall festivals. karen, this one is for you, the greek festival. down in media, delaware county. it starts around 11:00 a.m. today so that's probably when we'll start to see some

mike, she said she wants me to come on down. >> mike, come on down, baby, zoomba. >> okay, so next hourill come in the circle. >> okay, next hour. i will do that. >> i will beat him next hour as well. >> are you going to get it on stilts. >> next hour, yes. >> that would be impressive. >> hopefully a paramedic is standing by. >>> speaking of dancing let's show this kid now. he loves to watch with his mom and dad that film dirty dancing. >> this is eight year-old charlie recreating patrick swayze's famous scene from dirty dancing. >> ♪ >> i start $5 years ago when he saw a michael jack son video. that guy can dance. >> that has 70,000 views on the you tube. >> 7:51. a warning for parents about your baby and nap time, here's something difficult not know. are you putting them down in a dangerous place. why you have to stop letting your baby sleep on the couch. couches can be dangerous, apparently. difficult in the know that. >>> recent ebola scare has people afraid to fly, so how safe are you? we will study five things you need to know, before you board a plane. >>> we still want to see yo

mike ross and mike breyer have proven -- mike pryor have proven to work with them but to get anything done and they will hate in action and gridlock and shutting the government down and not anybody doing anything for anybody else. and they've been under republican as well as democratic presidents. mark pryor was one of 14 senators, seven democrats and seven republicans, who made an agreement when george bush was president to break the gridlock on nominating federal judges. do you know what happened? he got high% of his nominations approved and i did or than president obama has. why? they broke the gridlock. as democrats we proved we were willing to work with them. mike ross was the leader in so-called blue dog caucus. they were always pushing through bipartisan budget bills, and solutions to problems. marks opponent can't say that. marks opponent voted against the farm bill, 36% of our gdp. that's a really good move. he said i had to do it. they polluted it. they pollute it with a foodstamp bill. the foods that bill has always been in the farm bill, and we're spending way less on food

if you like mike bebe's style of forership, you have to vote mike ross and you have to vote for mark pryor because they will do it. now, just think a minute about what the attack against them has been. they are really running against the president, aren't they? they see these polls, the president sun popular in yeah, the economy is coming back but nobody believes it yet because you don't feel it. but remember what i said four years ago. two years ago. in charlotte. financial crises take an average years to get over. we just crossed over and we are more jobs above where we were before the crash. be n't expect anybody to happy because middle class incomes haven't risen and the family is making less than the day i left office but back. coming we have 700,000 more manufacturing jobs, we are than we havet cars made in eight years. we have 10 million new jobs. four ee of the last quarters the growth rate has 4.5 and 4.6%. created heree been and europe and japan combined and they have a lot more people combined. do so what you have to ask , who is going to put metal.al to the we need more c

mike, i want to start with you. will there be calls for the head of the cdc to resign. >> it's head might not be on the chopping block, dell, but dr. fedr. dr. -- frieden is going to be in the hot seat. we have heard calls to tighten down in a number of areas. first of all an increasing numbering want a travel wan from west africa. public policy makers both at the white house and all around town, experts, what have you have said that could be counterproductive, you mentioned the fact that many of those countries, sierra leone, guinea, and liberia that would be counterproductive. it could instill an ever-increasing sense of fear, feed that, and it is simply not the right answer at this point. there are those who are doubtless that will be calling for dr. frieden to go. we have seen him repeatedly. he has assured the public that the american healthcare system was on top of this, that the protocols were in place, that the virus would not spread, and yet it has. you are going to hear from others who say in has created a

>> mike, what was going on?> upset. >> i haven't red it yet. what, what are we saying they're doing? >> changing? >> for example -- first they call you the talking head. i don't think that's too nice. first job, and your most memorable moments with philly fans. >> and i answer all of that he is questions with humor? >> right. >> and they took all of the jokes out. >> they did? >> yes. >> i'm not going to lie, says mike jerek, it is fantastic. >> wish coy except all of those free drinks, but the hugs are just fine. >> marshall's hair looks great. >> he looks great in there. >> yes. >> thank you. >> i'm sure it took a lot of work to make you guys look good. kudos to them. >> wow. >> just kidding, kidding. oh, i love, i love. >> ya, ya, ya. me too. >> okay, you know that company that makes a bunch of soap, what's it called, dove? >> yes. >> they make deodorants now new short film and show the impact that mothers have on their daughter's self esteem when it comes to their bodies. >> so in the video women asked to wr

mike? >> we continue to gradually build this morning. the big problem is on 24.here is a car fire reported and backed up all the way to the pleasant hill offramp. the walnut creek interchange, that's what greets you. >> mike is the official ambassador. thank you very much, mike. >> our coverage of the world series continues at 6:00 as well. how can you experience the game as a vip next. >> and a live look at at&t park right now. >> and looking glorious. >> oh, yeah. so much to cover, stick around. 5:57. >>> breaking news at 6:00. a family jumps to safety from a fire. >> and the big gun going tonight, ready for the start of his life, tim hudson in the world series show down. >> and the storm system making a big impact on your weekend. >> and making a big impact on your friday commute, a car fire. >> we've got news across the bay covered for you this mornings a we take a live look outside. it's friday, october 24th. this is "today in the bay." >> a good friday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do begin wi

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the rest of us, just dodging sprinkles. >> all right, mike. thank you so much. >>> well, the newest ebola scare is coming out of arlington, virginia, near the pentagon. police cordoned off a parking lot after a woman on a tour bus became visibly ill. she said she had traveling to africa. the woman is quarantined right now and the people with her are being checked out. this is just one of the new developments today. abc 7 news reporter has more. >> reporter: health officials say nina p hham is in fair condition today. this is video of the 26-year-old taken hours before she was transferred from dallas to the national institutes of health in bethesda, maryland. she arrived there late last night on a special flight. >> she's very fatigued. in is a virus that really wreaks havoc on you. you could be coming in and getting better. you could have decrease in diarrhea. you could have decrease in vomiting, but you're still very, very tired. this virus knocks you out. >> pham's co-worker, amb.mmber vincent, is being treated in atlanta. the cdc believes s

and mike and mike day. >> who hasn't he touched. >> are you scared of getting the flu. >> you should be. >> there may be another option, how you can keep yourself safe this flu season, without getting the shot. >>> allentown has a new spot for sports concerts and bull riding so else would be there but jen fred, are you going to get on that bull though. >> i'm going to look at the bull and see about getting on it. it is a huge people in allentown, this is exciting, we are talking about bull riding and, of course, phantoms we will be here all morning long. with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? >>> it flies season did you get your flu shot, you are not going to get a flu shot. it ha

oh, my god mike chitwood. >> what happened? >> well, actually, i'm here too and. >> seriously. >> this is your outfit for arresting people. >> absolutely. >> we're real scared of you right now but do you a segment on our fox 29 weekend show, chief chitwood, chief spongebob should we call thaw. >> yes. >> you will talk about tomorrow on fox 29 weekend. >> we are talking about the incident that occurred in new york where loon particular hit the two officers with the hatchet and police shot and killed him. so police win, bad guy losees he always has an opinion. do you wear this when you go to school around halloween time. >> thinks halloween. >> kid learn that policeman is your friend, is that right. >> absolutely, i even brought my pet with me today. >> your pet is. >> ghost busters, right. >> isn't this surreal. >> i thought sponge bob wore a tie. >> it is dress up day. >> it is true. >> the tie is way down there. >> i will move out of the way while you do some reminders about us, yes. thinks your dream to dot weather. >> my dre

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back with christina and mike.pdates in 15 minutes of nonstop news. >>> breaking news this morning. a major wreck in the south bay involving a sewage truck that was having cleaning supplies, creating a rough tart to your wednesday morning commute in the south bay, southbound interstate 280 near the 10th street off-ramp. "today in the bay's" bob redell got an update from the chp. he's out there live this morning. how long before this one clears? >> reporter: good morning to you. they're saying another 15 minutes. looking at by 7:00 all lanes of south bound 280 here at first street to 11th reopened, only lane still shutdown the first street on-ramp because of the spill. this happened around 5:00, a driver of a bmw had a solo spinout, he tells me that he believes it might have been due to the drizzle, heavy drizzle going on. as a result of that, in the middle of traffic, it caused a chain reaction accident. six vehicles involved total, five cars and trucks, and then this right here. i want to show you this, a porta po

sal: okay. [ ringing ] mike: hello? lemonis: hey, mike.this is marcus and sal over at artistic stitch. how are you? yeah, i'm sal's new partner, and -- well, that's the reason for my call, is to let you know that and also to let you know that i have the check for the taxes for you. it's $52,000. how much is in arrears? sir, is it possible that just you and i could meet for a few minutes? mike: all right. i'll stop by on the way back. lemonis: thank you, sir. i have to just tell you, this is like a recurring theme. people feel like they're not getting the full story. and are we past due on the rent as well? he said we're in arrears. what are we past due on? -sal: you know, so, he -- -lemonis: what's this? -is this certified? -sal: yes. lemonis: what is it? sal: it's basically telling me what i owe. lemonis: so, you actually owe him $120,000? this is a lot of money. sal: i just didn't want you to get involved in something like this until -- lemonis: i have full financial control. sal: no, and i agree on that. lemonis: so, if we're partners,

what did you see, mike?ford saw two times average daily call volume today, and what we saw were people who affected bullish bets in the stock rolling out to next week, buying next week's 14 strike calls, paying 13 cents for them, buying in good size. if you do that, that's a short term bet that the stock could actually rebound off of this sort of bad response that we saw from earnings, which i didn't think were that bad. >> yeah, carter, what do you see in the charts? >> well, this is a mess. >> i can tell by the way you looked over here. >> it's almost, like, and general motors, the nasdaq auto trust, some 80 different manufacturers, nissan, honda, toyota, global index, it's a free fall. spilling over to parts now. this is not good. i mean, buying this, i think, is just speculating. >> i think it's odd, too, this happens when we have oil with a seven handle on it, everything like that. >> why is it weird? if oil's a barometer for growth, why is a weird? >> well, to your point, why is the s&p now 2.5% from t

hi, i'm mike rowe.ect has the cobras had on this neighborhood as far as you have seen? >> you know, the cobras are such a positive role model for teenings who don't have a lot of support at home.teenin who don't have a lot of support at hom who don't have a lot of support at home. who don't have a lot of support at homs who don't have a lot of support at home. they have been that entity that made them feel successful. i am sure they told you they have been to several inaugural events, we have been to france three times overseas. >> paris? >> paris three times. you know, we had things that kids read in books where they could see in person. so we made them king and queen of monaco, so none of them have never been out of the city. >> i want to talk to your mentor, too, willie. i got the bishop, don, 50 kids, a whole bunch of drums. that is what is happening. this is the part where we walk away from the cameras like we had a plan the whole time. [door bell rings] [phone rings] hello. heh. heh. heh-he-he...

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mike? >> all right, thank you. >>> president obama says the the white house is considering extra screening at united states airports in an effort to prevent the spread of ebola virus to the u.s. >> but what kind of screening methods the the administration will not say. some suggest it could be kind of of temperature screenings that are taking place elsewhere around the world. president obama is calling on other nation toss help in this fight. >> this is an area where everybody has to chip in and everybody has to move quickly in order for to us get this under control. >> ebola has yet to effect a single person on u.s. soil but in europe there are new fears over the spread of the disease after a nurse in spain tests positive fore bowl a this makes her first person to contract the virus outside of west africa. nurse was part of the team that treated two missionaries flown to spain after becoming infect with ebola in west africa. >>> here at home two more children may have enterovirus over at c

thank you mike. you all look fabulous in your individual ways, dressed as elsa. give you the trick or treat forecast one last time this hour and thankfully, it will be really nice. not too spooky. we will see rain hold off until tomorrow morning. trick or treating tonight with the kids expect mostly cloudy skies and that will be all night long, again showers don't arrive until trick or treating is over anyway. temperatures in the 50's, sunset at 6:00 p.m. it might be a scary night in the neighborhood but weather not too bad. we will start off with the seven day forecast, 58 degrees is the high today. we will have sunshine, that will be a nice day. but by saturday if all changes the system will come in bringing clouds, showers beginning early on saturday and that will last much of saturday. fifty-four is also the high temperature so that is chilly rain pared with wind, coming off shore. so one that is probably best to be indoors. first weekend of november looking very chilly. we will clear out there by sunday, sunny blustery. forty-nine is all for the high. that i

really, mike? and they're probably watching. >> no, i say my parent had six kids, i was the fifth, right? i know they didn't plan -- >> on you? >> oh, certainly not joanne who came after me. they were casino of strapped for cash. >> well, you know, going back in the day there, i grew up, a lot of families had five, six. all the irish families had five, six, seven kids. >> irish catholic? >> didn't wear shoes but had a lot of brother and sisters. >> where did you go to school? >> north catholic, alma matter, tweets already from the gang from north catholic, boy your heads, it is closed right now, but -- but -- >> people in our viewing area have missed you. and we haven't been table watch because we're working. >> yes. >> you know, at your old job. >> you know what, i've been out for 06 days, i was just about getting used to this normal people schedule. you know, getting up at 8:00. watching shows at 9:00 or 10:00 at night? you know, but you know what, the first thing i hated about being off is that

. >> we have team coverage live in the final game or games of the world series and follow mike shumann on twitter and facebook and abc7 reporter wayne freed map will report live from the world series with updates from kansas city on it willer and on his facebook. >> starting today it costs $1 to park at concord bart station. it costs $1.33 a day to maintain each spot. you will not have other free parking for long, with exact dates to start charging not set. >> a live look from our shut to the bridge and we will talk with meteorologist mike nicco jersey hospital after returning from west africa was just released in the past hour and is headed home. new york doctors wait to learn if a child hospitalized with symptoms has the virus. we are outside bellevue hospital. >> the nurse discharged from newark, new jersey's hospital after spending the weekend in this tent with no heat, no shower, only a box for a toilet and the hospital parking lot, quarantined after returning from treating ebola patients in sierra leone, though he had no symptoms and tested knellingive for the virus, twice, sayin

high five. >> mike, is this ridiculous? yes, mike?as another thing for joan. he is doing a thing for us for 26 minutes. don't get your knickers in a twist. >> another day. >> another day. >> grocery, to finish product, 26 minutes. >> on the plate so we can eat it. >> two dishes, 26 minutes. grocery sack to finish product. coy never do that. what exit do you live off of? now, that is something only somebody who lives in new jersey would say. one of the other things, let's discuss, like ten things that only jersey people say and do. with preston and steve. >> and you know the movie but you may not know the philadelphia and behind poetic justice, big reveal, in the next hour of good day. justice, big reveal, in the next hour of good day. >> keep guessing on twitter there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable.

if you like mike beebe's style of leadership you've got to vote for mark ross mike mark ross and mark pryor because they'll do it. now, just think a minute about what the attack against them has been. they are really running against the president, aren't they? they see these polls, the president is unpopular in arkansas and, yeah, the economy is coming back but nobody believes it yet because you don't feel it. but remember what i said four years ago -- or two years ago -- in charlotte. financial crises take an average of 10 years to get over. we just crossed over and aware now creating more -- and we are creating more jobs before where we were before the crash. six years, four years ahead of the global average for 150 years we are doing better than that. i don't expect anybody to vote on it or be happy because middle class incomes haven't risen, the average family is making less adjusted for inflation than the day i left office. we're coming back. we've got 700,000 more manufacturing jobs. we are who making more cars. we've got 10 million new jobs. in three of the last four quarters,

liz: mike holland of holland & company. don't scare me. thank you very much.all of that, we're at session lows. five minutes before the closing bell rings. we're going to take you up to it and through it. ebola scaring the markets. the outbreak means hundreds of thousands of rubber glove sales and surgical gowns all needed in west africa. the business angle here, we're joined by one of the top executives at kimberly clark that makes the potentially life saving gear, dow down 250 points. don't move. closing bell after this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical h