. >> nathan.let's look at the evidence, and does that bear fruit or is that something where you look at -- at them, and it just -- it just doesn't work? because we wanted to make sure we got the right person. >> could you have prosecuted nathan? >> abs absolutely. i mean, it would've been -- it would've been an easy case. >> really? >> -- to say -- absolutely. to come in and say, "he did it, he's the boyfriend," any time you have a stabbing, you immediately look to whoever that person is romantically involved with. >> reporter: so they called in nathan yet again -- tested his answers. >> multiple times. >> ashley, too? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: they finally arrived at the same conclusion the dallas police did -- that neither ashley nor nathan killed shelley. had to be daniel and daniel alone. but making the case in court might not be so easy. >> this is one of those cases where circumstantial is -- is kind. i mean, you had no fingerprints, you had no dna, you had no bloody clothes on the suspect,

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nathan gonzalez? >> this exchange was both candidates trying to take the person's strength and turn into a weakness. i think republicans want to talk economy, talk about the tax bill, talk about the resident's record here in his first two years and in the direction of the country going on the economy. saw amy mcgrath mcgrath turn that around and say who are tax most?enefiting the on healthcare, democrats are laser focused talking about healthcare. you saw andy barr, the congressman trying to turn that she said, s is what how are you going to pay for it? the congressman struggle with amy mcgrath, candidate, she doesn't have legislative votes that can be picked apart. at whaty can do is look she's said and try to hold that -- hold her accountable to that. using college basketball lexington, kentucky rings to the voters i'm sure. candidate, he will win tonight. >> steve skully has results now 8:30 hour. >> susan, one of the most expensive senate races in the beto o'rourke, raised 38 million last quarter

this is nathan, a professional carpenter.u've done this before. >> oh, i do it all the time. >> and marcy, you are a...? >> professional mom, and i've never done this before. >> nathan you can use any tool in your box. marcy, you only get one tool, but it's the one saw that cuts them all. this is the rotorazer. let's go to the drywall. go! [ rotorazer buzzing ] now, nathan, you're starting with a drill. >> that's right. i have to drill first, 'cause a jigsaw can't just plunge into the drywall. >> okay, well, meantime, marcy can plunge with the rotorazer. plunging right in. >> it's so fast and east. >> no lie. you're already on your final cut. you switched tools. >> i did. it's my next tool here. >> oh! marcy! >> look at this! [ laughter ] >> she got the light switch done. she's on the octagon. now, you switched tools for -- okay. >> that's right. this is a jigsaw here, and i'm being real careful not to wander off the lines. >> yeah, 'cause they're kind of tough to control, right? >> sometimes. >> okay. look at this. watch thi

nathan: and we canned them. nathan: nine months. >> anthony: so i could have perfectly fresh bread in nine months if i just pop the top on that thing? you know, jaded cooks and chefs like me, they still find their certain unknowables or things that cause them to pause in the kitchen and gaze with wonder, at the magic of something like bread. aren't you afraid that in some way you're doing satan's work here by quantifying magic? food is a very romantic thing. it's usually experienced at best, in an emotional way -- >> nathan: absolutely. >> anthony: -- by explaining it. >> nathan: absolutely, it's emotional. absolutely it can be art, but knowing how to do it right, to me doesn't diminish that. ♪ >> anthony: across the water from my hotel in the puget sound, just outside the city limits, the wilderness opens up and it's beautiful. ♪ ♪ lord of fire in the sky getting level, neon devil ♪ ♪ holy holy in my mind to abide and crucify ♪ ♪ with blue blue sea far away ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: on vashon island, a clam bake. with

caller: i have a question for nathan. what are the chances governor tom wolf could win with scott wagner on the ballot? guest: i think governor wolf has the advantage. wagner, i'm not sure the republican party has completely coalesced behind wagner. i expect wolf to win. he had a big spending advantage in his initial election. wagner got attention with a provocative ad, a video where he was trying to sound president trump-esque. i'm not sure it works for someone who is not president trump. host: the list texas 32, congressman sessions' does this district as a tossup. >> collin alred is a civil rights attorney. he plays for the tennessee titans. a young, charismatic guy. the district includes some north dallas suburbs. this suburban area has traditionally been republican but not favorable to the president. sessions, this is a dramatic difference. he ran on post -- unopposed in 2016. there was a primary in 2018 because so many people wanted to run. the new york times, they are finishing up their final polls. they show it as

nathan deal. [applause] thank you, nathan. thank you, nathan. nathan deal, thank you, nathan. manhere with us today is a we all know. he has been such a tremendous -- in the and the it united states senate. when things are tough, everyone tends to go to david purdue has he gets things done. because he gets things done. [applause] thank you, david. thank you very much. thanks, david. what a great guy. and also, sonny perdue -- where is sunnonny? sonny, you did a great job. thank you. great job, sonny. are we going to get the money for the farmers in georgia? we may have to come up with some new rules but we will get you there, right, sonny? you know, it is amazing. we give millions and millions of dollars to foreign countries that do not give a damn about us and we cannot get a couple of bucks to farmers that got wiped out by the hurricanes. of ourgoing to take care farmers in alabama, south carolina, north carolina. ok? i just put a lot of pressure on sonny but he can handle it. he can handle it, right david? republicaned by many senators and they are going -- and they are doi

nathan. [applause and cheers] thank you, nathan. thank you, nathan.se and cheers] nathan deal, thank you, nathan. and here with us today is a man we all know. he has been such a tremendous help to me in the united states senate. whenever there is something tough, everyone tends to go to david purdue because he gets it done. [applause and cheers] thank you, david. thank you very much. thanks, david. what a great guy. and also, sonny perdue, where is sonny? where is sonny? where the hell is he? sonny, you did a great job. thank you. thank you. thank you sonny. , great job, sonny. are we going to get the money for those farmers in georgia, sonny? we may have to come up with some new rules, but we will get you there, right, sonny? we will get you there because you know, it is amazing. you know what is amazing? we give millions and millions of dollars to these foreign countries that do not give a damn about us, and we cannot get a couple of bucks to farmers that got wiped out by the hurricane. we are going to take care of our farmers in alabama, south caro

nathan: housing in particular in terms of big purchases. max capex spending and the auto industry is seeing weakness. bigger purchase items that are interest-rate sensitive, are seeing weakness. alix: this leads to divergent views on where banks see rates next year. goldman sachs and jp morgan seeing four hikes next year versus morgan stanley, two then a pause. are the morgan stanley's right? will we see markets go up to that? the outcome depends on what happens along the way. after the december hike, it makes sense to see a pause in tightening. we link that with uncertainty around trade. if you get signals of not so much a deal -- because a deal cannot be accomplished quickly -- but an agreement to collaborate toward a deal, that lifts uncertainty or reduces likelihood that tariffs increase in january or additional tariffs go through, that could reinvigorate business confidence and investment. continualppens, gradual tightening make sense. at the moment, we do not think four is the baseline. three, between possibly but more like two. david

but dan nathan says the stock could be gearing up for a big rally. he will tell us how to profit. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> and we start with apple. rallying today but still on track for the worst month in more than two and a half years the stock falling 12% shedding a cool $125 billion in market capitalization among mounting concerns over iphone demand but dan says it could be gearing upfare a ral in what do you see. >> it sets up interesting. we think about what happened on november 1st when the company gave the guidance that kind of shook investors. it was also coupled with you know the fact that they're not reporting iphone units going forward. what's important for investors into 2019, they start thinking about the company not on a per unit hardware basis but average revenue peruser. that's going to be an early 2009 play in the meantime i think apple is set up to do a god jod job in karping iphone units in the holiday selling. the way shes is introduced the phones that's probably in the stock. i think can you look out to december expiratio

and dan nathan have been running in the past couple of years. jimmy it's great to have you here what does veterans day -- what does the event mean to you and your family. >> an awful lot to lead the way fund first of all we honor about 78 guys that lost lives including my son jimmy and we have a phenomenal day on sunday at 9:00 at pier 45. we have about six or seven hundred people are going to run. we have the lighthouse where we have a brunch. a memorial day event there we honor the gold star families. we brought in two rangers that were killed in action, their families spent the weekend here. and we're going to present them with por traits. but lead the way fund is doing tremendous stuff i would -- i would like to have -- see your viewers get on lead the way fund.org see what you are we are doing program cap collegiate access program. we have more guys going for the ivy league programs. it's phenomenal. and columbia has been a big big partner with us in that. >> you help so many people, jim. and we applaud that. and you guy haves gotten involv

i asked nathan what he was going to do with all that money. he said it will help pay for his college applications. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7 news. >> i love that. that's such a great program. we put together a guide to it the candidates and measures on the ballot where you live. that includes a detailed list of all 11 state propositions and the statewide races being decided. you'll find the guide online at abc7news.com/elections. >>> speaking of something else that's pretty crab season starts in the bay area. the season opened early saturday. crabbers on private boats saw the same result. the preferred bait was squid and it worked out quite nicely. there's a ten-crab-limit per person. the commercial season begins next thursday. >> yum. >> a lot of folks enjoying those crabs. >> we've been talking about it at home. i think turkey is out for thanksgiving and i think crab is in. >> we're going to throw a curveball and change it up a little bit. >> fancy. >> never know. when in rome, right? let's talk about -- well, the warm weather

second sometimes cooks pulque much to the consternation of some of the family's muslim nathan's while the microphone marked. you know i was asked if we could afford it in the same pan use for other me. trying to but i understood class two but i didn't i just said no we have two different kitchens and one of them have pork and another for everything else which of course isn't true i will. but it was an issue at the beginning now and then most muslims i'm going to father wouldn't talk at the restaurant and i was a long ass as long as he doesn't notice it's ok i'm. sure that it's. second notice from his own family history how difficult it is to find your way in a strange place.

caller: i have a question for nathan.hat are the chances governor with scottuld win wagner on the ballot? guest: i think governor wolf has the advantage. , i'm not sure the republican party has completely coalesced behind wagner. i expect wolf to win. he had a big spending advantage in his initial election. wagner got attention with a provocative ad, a video where he was trying to sound president trump-esque. i'm not sure it works for someone who is not president trump. host: the list texas 32, congressman sessions' does this district as a tossup. alred: already -- collin is a civil rights attorney. a young, charismatic guy. the district includes some north dallas suburbs. this suburban area has traditionally been republican but not favorable to the president. sessions, this is a dramatic difference. unopposed int -- 2016. there was a primary in 2018 because so many people wanted to run. the new york times, they are finishing up their final polls. they show it as a close race. host: mia love in the fourth district. guest:

dan nathan warns the breakout is really a fakeout he has the trade plus materials and industrials have been on a tear. but the chart master says watch out, the moves could be nothing more than a bull trap and ♪ just when you thought it might be safe to get back into the tech trade, apple took down the markets today. but have no fear, mike khouw says there is one big name investors should be hiding out in he will break it town. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> and we start with tech unraveling again today after apple's earnings, the sector falling 2% on the session now down 10% from the highs a month ago. with all the tech turmoil is there anywhere safe to hide out in the seccer let's get for the chart master carter worth at the plasma what are you look being at. >> oracle, an old line name, maybe boring but it's holding up when others are under pressure so just a simple table, the numbers speak for themselves in the month of october of course the worst month in perhaps a decade or there abouts, one of the worst octobers in 2009 oracle was down almost

nathan, it doesn't seem like this is going to end. everybody thought we might hear from mueller immediately after the election on thanksgiving, and it's thanksgiving and that's not going to happen so it's continuing to loom over this presidency? >> it's remarkable. like the 2018 elections didn't happen, we are already moved on, and we are still counting ballots in california and a run-off in mississippi next week, but we are back to mueller and the investigation. and things are about to get tougher for the president when it comes to investigations because we now have -- we will now have a democratic-controlled house of representatives, so it's not just going to be a single back and forthwith mueller and his team, the democrats will have subpoena power and the ability to launch investigations. there's going to be a mu multi-fight war when it comes to investigations. >> happy thanksgiving to you. the best to you and your families. >> thank you. >>> there's this parade -- >> it's kind of a big deal. >> the macy's 92nd annual thanksgiving

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. >> nathan sales testified at a house board and subcommittee hearing about national policy on terrorism and his role coordinating efforts.

with their phones at lunch. >> this is the mayhem switch. >> reporter: but when nathan myhrvold takeses of food -- >> the idea here is someone is pounding their beer down onto the table and making a hell of a mess. >> reporter: normal photographers use tripods. myhrvold builds robots. >> because we want to control nt to photograph two liquids mixing in mid-air, there was only one solution. >> another bot. >> yes. so here gravity causes this to fall, and then at just the right time this thing jams a needle into it, breaks the balloon, and you get pretty much a ball of liquid. >> reporter: so robots give you the repetition capability and the precision. >> that's right. >> reporter: the photos are in his new book, "the photograph yif modernist cuisine." and myhrvold also has art galleries just for his food photos, in las vegas, new orleans, and seattle. his photographs sell for as much as $1,000 each. but as myhrvold is the first to admit, it's not about profit. it's about passion. >> i think that food as art is tremendously underserved. so i'm going to make some that i love and i'm goin

and nathan bedford forest, in the top left. and below him is pierre toutant. so -- yeah -- beauregard. you know what i'm talking about. and they're the most prominent on the landscape. so in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues located throughout the city. but the one clearly that is more prominent are the five that sit on monument avenue. the grand boulevard in our city that was developed as a real estate boon, and it was never -- and this is a thing that folks don't know, and what we -- we had the opportunity to share with our community, is that it was never -- monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it really kind of happened happenstance. and it happened happenstance shortly after lee died. and it was clear everyone wanted to do -- do some kind of memorial to robert e. lee, and then it quickly became a conversation, it can be nowhere else but richmond. and then it took another 20 years before that happened. but when it was finally determined to place it on this western side of town that actually had absolutely nothing there,

. >> joining us from washington this morning is nathan gonzalez.>> good morning. >> the story here, the president driving off a cliff in his own homemade gm. the president calling "the wall street journal." you are playing around with the wrong person. a clear threat to gm. i'm old enough to remember another president threatening private business and conservatives were up in arms. so, too, is my 6-year-old. why are conservatives now okay with the republican president threatening private business? what are the politics of this? >> too often where people stand on the issue depends on who is taking that stance. right now, the republican party, including most republicans and conservatives are following the president. they believe he is the right messenger. they believe he has the best interests of the couple tntry a heart. people can disagree, but that is the thinking of the republican base. what we are seeing so far is the typical reaction from the president as gm makes the announcement and he berates gm on twitter and public appearances. we will see

we need long term solutions. >> you worked in communications for governor nathan deal.ld you advise him to talk about federal funding instead of compassion? >> he did express some compassion. >> where is that in this tweet? >> there are lives lost. there are homes lost, but this is an on-going process, and he is talking long term solution which is what we need to be looking for. >> thank you both. >> thank you. >>> four years ago, families were calling for tougher gun control after the shooting in santa barbara. two mass shootings in two weeks, now a lot of families are joining that call. the father that lost a son in aisisla vista is next. ♪ ♪ -[ slurping ] ♪ -act your age. get your own insurance. [ child babbling ] -aah! -oh! -act your age. get your own insurance. -act your age. ♪ whoa! (phone rings) daddy, mommy's on the phone! hi! how are you guys? at&t proudly offers wireless and tv discounts to military, veterans, first responders and their families. visit att.com/hero. >>> after two mass shootings in just two weeks, there are some families of victims of the thous

nathan, i appreciate a positive message, one of empowerment.an get beyond identity politics and beyond race and beyond gender through economic prosperity. is this tactic that they are employing and identity politics overall increasingly a thing of the past? >> this all over now. trish, you want success. you want freedom. they do not want what you want. they want management. they want more welfare, they want guilt. trish: why wouldn't they want success for everyone? what's the problem with that? >> they are great managers. they get their economic success from keeping people poor. they want you to be miserable in your misery. they want more welfare and low income housing, never high income housing. higher minimum wage, not higher wages. trish: you need every one to tax people's wealth. rules farrakhan leading that iranian chant with college students with death to america. he testified himself against calling -- he specifically said how much he disliked jews in this particular segment. let's watch it. >> when they talk about farrakhan, call me a h

. >> reporter: nathan paul is going through his vines to pick the brown or slightly yellow loofah spongeetely dry one. >> reporter: the tops of the vines reveal frost damage. he doesn't expect his fall crop to be as good as the one he picked in the summer. >> the frost may, so far, i think we have lost about 20%. >> reporter: the cucumber like vegetable is prone to freeze damage. his wife and daughter were there with him scooping up loofah. sales have slowed but they are still selling about 20 items day. >> it's really surprising. i've been really amazed how quickly it's taken off. >> reporter: the family business has captured lightning in a bottle. people want has to sponges. >> we had one from greece and australia. >> reporter: daughter jessica shows us some of the popular items. >> these face pods are the best. >> reporter: the pads with soap attached have been very popular. >> many parent s have grown up door poor their whole life and so t to see this take off is amazing. >> reporter: she's changed her major to business marketing to help her parents. mom is a schoolteacher who plans

alex lozowski and zach mercer also miss out while number eight nathan hughes returns, as does manu tuilangin over new zealand, ireland head coachjoe schmidt has released eight players from his squad for their match against the united states. that includes dan leavy, who's being treated for a neck strain. schmidt is expected to name his starting team on thursday. racing driver sophia floersch has undergone ten hours of surgery following her crash in formula 3. she lost control at the macau grand prix in china and was taken to hospital with a broken back. billy monger, who lost both his legs in a crash 18 months ago, says it's impossible to eradicate the dangers. 0bviously obviously it's not nice to see, especially when i know sofia so well, and i've raced against her before in karting, so we've known each other for years. before in karting, so we've known each otherfor years. i'm glad mainly to hear that she's going to be hopefully out on the other side of it ok without serious injury. it's incredible after seeing the accident myself to be able to say that, because it looked a lot worse than

nathan earle scored twice before joe marchant crossed the line late on to seal the win and a bonus pointr‘s first defeat away from home since february. england were denied a win in their opening match at the hockey world cup — drawing 2—2 with china. mark gleghorne scored the first from a penalty corner to equalise after china had gone ahead. and it took until the fourth quarter for england to take the lead thanks to this one from liam ansell. china though levelled it up though in the the closing seconds. england beat uganda 65—53 in their second test at the copperbox in london tonight, and with it claimed the three match series 2—0. the roses stormed into a 39—22 half—time lead, thanks to helen housby and rachel dunn. uganda rallied in the third and fourth quarters as roses head coach tracey neville rotated her squad, but the match ended with george fisher scoring the final points. game three is on sunday. great britain won silver in the men's team sprint on day one of the track cycling world cup in berlin. the three man team ofjason kenny, philip hines and ryan owens go off to a flying

ambassador nathan sales is the coordinator for counterterrorism at the state department. the ambassador was previously a , androfessor at syracuse before that, deputy assistant secretary for policy at the department of homeland security. ambassador, we have your written testimony. you could live in your testimony to five minutes, then we will ask you questions. you are recognized. thank you, chairman and ranking members for hosting this hearing today. let me just say, mr. chairman, we will miss you. have the state department's words of well wishes as we move on. your service over the years, particularly on the problem of terrorism. keening, itmember is a pleasure to see you again. thank you for the opportunity to be here, to talk to about the work of the state department's counterterrorism bureau and our ongoing efforts to protect the american people and our interest the threat of terrorism. would like to start by highlighting a few key points in the administration's counterterrorism strategy which we released on october 4. this is the fourth strategy the u.s. government

. >>> let's bring in david gregory, and nathan and our panel. the fact there is a divided result with republicans taking senate and democrats taking the house. >> i think there's revenge and resilience. for democrats, they took the house of representatives back from republican control and did it in a strong economy. okay, it shows you that on the strength of the weakness for the president among suburban voters democrats made a strong statement. the resilience piece is the president helped republicans build on their majority in the senate. he locked in a lot of his supporters on the back of his caravan message and a hard line immigration stance. kavanaugh factor was big, and united all wings of the republican party in a big way. that's a big factor. for both sides of that, remember, now you have got two years with democrats in the house in control with subpoena power, and they are going to make the president's life very difficult. that could be good for them and could be good for the president who will be fighting against it. >> you watched the r

we have nathan bedford forrest in the top left and below him, pierre. beauregard. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. this is a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. it happened shortly after lee died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to robert e. lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side of town that had nothing there but an open field, and the desire to build this grand boulevard, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's architectural and real estate, in the state, frankly. the whole area is a national historic district. each of these monuments, save

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dan nathan and guy adami tonight on fast a sea of reed as the mechanic heads back to the october lows which names survive? the top technician tells us the two names he says are a screaming buy right now. plus morgan stanley mike wilson with a warning, do not buy this dip. he is here to explain why it's time for bulls to take a back seat the market selloff the dow sinking 600 points at the lows closing down 550 points. that's nearly 1,000 points in two days the bears certainly on the attack the dow and s&p 500 erasing gains for 2018 both in negative territory the s&p lirmly in correction with ner neerply half the stocks in the bear market the nasdaq plunging fromhighs down a whopping 15% from the peak seemingly to no catalyst as the market heads in bear country which would be another 10% down from here. pete, what do you say. >> i think it will approach the levels steve grasso was on on power lamkin fantastic with the charts up there. he was talking about different levels and he talked about earlier this year, october but also back to the january, february drop we had. can we test thos

. >> gearing up for earnings this week and dan nathan has a preview from l.a. us a preview. >> reporter: activism blizzard reports thursday after the close as tim just said it has a pretty massive prove about 8% after the stock got trailed 7% on negative fan reaction to the diablo mortal mobile game. again, the stock doesn't move so much usually on earnings, usually 3%, but call volume ran really hot a few days before earnings when the stock was down three times that of puts and one interesting trade that caught my eye. i don't usually like to see unusual activity as a predictor if anything is going to happen but in this instance it appears that a trader rolled down some calls and specifically targeting earnings they were already long in november next week's 70 calls they sold those to close and bought 7,500 of the 65.5 calls to open to about $2.50 so that's likely a trader who has been long this thing on the ride down and long calls and he's kind of increasing their probability of success by tightening up the expiration to this friday and a little bit closer t

the subcommittee on terrorism, trade, asked ambassador nathan about the administration of counterterrorism policy. >> all members may have five days to submit state questions, and materials for the record. subject to the length limitation in the roles. i will now use my time to make an opening statement. i'll turn it over to this member. before i go into the details of this particular hearing, i want to publicly comment on the good work in relationship that the chair has had with the ranking member. we both are former prosecutors and he brings a good tone to this committee. i want to thank him for the easy way, it's been for us to work together while i have been share of this committee. we don't always agree but we get along quite well. i think the, our subcommission committee especially, do an excellent job of bipartisan work. you never hear about it because we are not fighting and feuding. i want to thank him publicly for his role in the last several years on this subcommittee. i don't know what the future holds, but you may be chair of this committee or another one. january 2. thank you

well, we don't have the book of nathan.ost book, but nathan, his most famous moment in scripture is when he confronts david about his thin, confronts him about having sent the man he sent to certain death at the forefront ofro the battle. uriah. david wanted to sleep with his wife, and nathan is a one who keeps him to confront his sins. and i thought what's the career path for that guy? usually if you tell again that i've done the wrong thing, you don't get to see too many thanks to the king after that but that's what i love about david a because apparently at that point he drew natanz closer. why do we know that? because it is natanz was there on david's deathbed arranging the succession to make sure hein goes to the right son, to solomon. so it's an incredible tangled tale because that relationship startsns with david and perhaps the worst way and national. she drags him from home and middle of the night. it says in the bible he sent men. that's not a polite invitation. presumably armed men to bring her to relationship ov

i asked nathan what he was going to do with all that money. of course, he said it will help him pay for his college application. as we all know as parents, those can be very costly. live in san francisco, leeann melendez, "abc7 news." >> thank you very much. >>> the two men who want to be california's next governor are making a final push to get your vote. "abc7 news" was in berkeley where john cox brought his bus tour today. he met employees at the platinum auto collision and paint shop. cox talked with him about the issues of commuting and housing very much on the worker's minds today. cox's opponent, gavin newsom, tackled the same issues in san francisco. a recent poll by the institute of government studies shows newsom with an 18-point lead. >>> officials are doing everything they can to keep voters tomorrowing move. we told you about early voting is getting under way. and there's also a drive through option. ballots can be dropped off in martinez on golden rain road. they will be open the same hours as the polls, 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.

second sometimes cooks pulque much to the consternation of some of the families muslim nathan's small to my to far. you know i was asked if we could afford it in the same pan use for other me. trying to but i understood faster because i hadn't i just said no we have two different kitchens and one we can have pork and another for everything else which of course isn't true i will. but there was an issue at the beginning now and then most muslims i'm going to if you bother wouldn't talk at the restaurant knowing i was like yes as long as he doesn't notice it's ok. i can shoot it out the second nose from his own family history how difficult it is to find your way in a strange place. and. it's one of the reasons the thirty three year old wants to give people a chance. his new trainee for example fled his home country seven years ago and has been in germany for almost fourteen. now respawn khan is training with a top chef. for the new mail order mr nothing nothing to do let's talk about what risks one will be doing tomorrow what the system must not know what it is fest day. but you know thi

. >> hopes of a trade deal giving chinese stocks a boost dan nathan warns it is really a fakeout.e's got the trade. >>> plus -- materials and industrials have been on a tear. but the chart master says watch out. the moves could be nothing more than a bull trap >>> and -- ♪ just when you thought it

nathan, you are up first. caller: thank you for taking my call. my question has to do with a recent book i read, which references a decline in crime starting in the 1990's as being in part because of roe v. wade and the availability of abortion across the country. situations that have reduced the population in groups that have been plagued with crime. at the same time, birth control came in for women. rights came ins as well. women could choose. did you touch on that in your article? thank you. that: that was an argument was made about a decade ago. i believe it was popularized in a book called freakonomics. i believe that hypothesis has been criticized to an extent because one of the reasons is you don't see trends like that in other places. it is not uniform. the argument is there was a decline. most crime is committed by males 17 to 23, and the argument is after roe v. wade, with greater access to birth control, that this population is diminished. that is not necessarily true. the criticisms of this hypothesis was that when you look closely, it

personnel who were serving their country or were civilians that were on board on that fateful day nathan says two wonderful episodes about the loss of the lancaster i especially enjoyed the interviews with the survivors handled with respect lest we forget that the only says good documentary a personal thank you to un marcos for your efforts to bring this disaster to the public notice my father was a survivor of the sinking and when he received his medal from the scottish parliament it became a prized possession bill says i had been aware that mr summited been instrumental in getting the scottish government towards a lancastrian meadow and then and she says my great grandfather was one of the men who lost his life on the land castillo my grandmother talks often about it she's also the only person i've heard mention it fucking up your point stephen says i've never heard about the lancaster a quick search suggest this is something everyone should know about it as she was kept quite at the time to avoid the bad news of so many deaths and finally a g.p. who i think is are a family member of t

. >> hopes of a trade deal giving chinese stocks a boost dan nathan warns it is really a fakeout. he's got the trade. >>> plus -- materials and industrials have been on a tear. but the chart master says watch out. the moves could be nothing more than a bull trap >>> and -- ♪ just when you thought it might be safe to get back into the tech trade, apple took down the markets today. but have no fear, mike khouw says there's one big name investors should be hiding out in he'll break it down. time to risk less and make more. the action begins right now. >>> and we start with tech unraveling again today after apple's earnings the sector fell 2% in the session. now down nearly 10% from the highs just one month ago so with all of the tech turmoil is there anywhere safe to hide out in the sector? let's get to the chart master, carter worth what are you looking at? >> oracle, it's an old line name, maybe boring but in fact it's showing a key thing it is holding up when others are under pressure so just a simple table the numbers speak for themselves in the month of october of course the wor

rajini vaidya nathan there. rajini vaidyanathan there. this was a big election issue.ts travelling through mexico towards the us have reached the mexican border city of tijuana. a caravan of around 5,000 more is currently making its way north. the us defence secretary has been defending president trump's decision to send thousands of troops to the border. caroline rigby reports. relief, exhaustion — after a month on the road. this is the us border in the mexican city of tijuana. up to 1000 migrants are thought to have arrived here in recent days, but this is just a splinter group which pressed ahead of the main larger caravan that follows behind. that contains around 5000 people from central america who say they are fleeing persecution, poverty, and violence. all dreaming of a better life in the united states. hoping president trump will let them in. translation: we're not bad people. we hope he will let us through because we're going to find work and we want to be able to provide the best for our children. translation: i want to work, help my family. have a better fut

but if you think the bloodbath could be nearing an end, dan nathan has a way to play for a bounce >>> plus, attention wal-mart shoppers the chart of dow stock has been breaking out appear carter worth says more gains in store when the retailer reports next woke. he will break it down. >>> and chip stocks getting crushed. and there is a big event next week that could signal mor pain mike khouw's got the trade it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> and we start with retail gearing up for a big week of earnings home did he bewednesday pb macy nasdaq wal-mart and macy financial disclosure statement these are proit spots amid the weakness the last month. how how should you play the names. >> carter worth at the plasma what are you looking at. >> wal-mart obviously a big one. but in many ways it's a consumer staples play we know it's a big grocery store we know how well consumerer tapeles act this is an offense every and defensive bet here the most recent data point is this huge gap on earnings. there it is. you can see it basically a massive move after a surprising

but if you think the bloodbath could be neither an end, dan nathan has a way to play for a bounce >>> plus -- >> attention walmart shoppers! ♪ >> the chart of the dow stock has been breaking out. and carter worth says there's more gains in store for the retailer when it reports earnings next week he'll break it down. >>> and -- chip stocks have been getting crushed. there's a big event next week that could signal more pain. mike khouw's got the trade it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> we start with retail giril gg up for a big week of earnings. home depot, nordstrom. how should you play these names heading into earnings? straight to the chart master carter worth at the plasma what are you looking at? >> walmart, obviously, a big one. in many ways is a consumer staples play it's a big grocery store we know how well consumer staples are acting it's an offensive and defensive bet here the most recent data point, of course, is this huge gap on its earnings there it is. you can see it basically a massive move after a surprising result and, of course, on epic vol

as wall street hopes for a year-end rally dan nathan says there is one group that could be left in theust >>> plus, at leisure stocks are soaring. >> you know i had been working out. >> announcer: but mike khouw stays there is one name that looks stretched. he gives us the trade. and later investors are piling into health care stocks. >> dr. dr. >> doctor. >> and the chart master says there is a key group in the space that could see a bigger breakout it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> and we start with the health care rally heating up in november the sector rallying nearly 7% for the best month in more than three years. the best performing sector of 2018 up 15% and the chart master says there is one group in the space that could see an even bigger breakout. let's go straight to carter over at the plasma with the checkup on the health care charts. >> we know in principle the defensive assets are acting well, staples, health care, utilities up big but in many ways in the case for health care it a catch up trade, having lagged so much over the preceding three y

. >> reporter: that's alameda county supervisor nathan miley, who favors selling the county's portion to the city so oakland can negotiate directly with the a's organization. >> there was an appraisal done the prope years ago. it's appraised at about $160 million. >> reporter: if the complex sold for that today, the county would get half, minus what they still owe on the bond. $60 million each. the county would walk away with about $20 million. >> why we would ever want to be in the sports business is beyond my comprehension. >> reporter: he says what is clear is the city and county's determination to make this deal with the a's work for oakland. >> there's going to be jobs, there's going to be housing, there's going to be people that are going to be employed to work at some of those facilities. >> reporter: coming up with a plan for the coliseum redevelopment will need the input of the community, called deep east oakland. an underserved community where the liquor stores have outnumbered supermarkets. as we discovered, residents here had different proposals. >> housing, biotech, what

surroundings of his executive suite to a spartan cell behind the walls of this tokyo jail rumors that nathan management was behind his fall from grace spreads like wildfire. it's a source of coup de tat by nissan those who didn't like him to him internally to make him full. carlos ghosn is one of the most successful also company bosses of all time in one thousand nine hundred six he began restructuring struggling french carmaker ran zero three years later he engineered the alliance with nissan he soon had this company back on the road to success as well but a no holds a forty three percent stake in nisanit giving the french a lot of power in the company through to even appointing minnis on board the japanese company has only a fifteen percent stake and ran no leaving it with no effective or power in its french partner. a complete merger would have cemented nissan's position as the weaker partner even though the company is performing better than ran over the as sting of goan could signify that the japanese automaker wants to expand its influence in its alliance with france's right now. and a

dan nathan warns the breakout is really a fakeout he has the trade plus materials and industrials haveeen on a tear. but the chart master says watch out, the moves could be nothing more than a bull trap and