our jane wells is in oxnard, california. we're told in costume with more.d morning, jane. >> good morning, guys. the national retail federation estimates that we're going to spend $6.9 billion on halloween this year. that's down from $7.4 billion last year. all i care about is the candy. estimates are anywhere from 2.1 billion to 2.6. the most popular is reese's according to usa today. spoon rocket is here. never fear. >> spoon rocket is a food delivery app in the bay area started by a couple of guys from cal. they're a lot cheaper than, say, grub hub. meals start at about $6 with the delivery fee of $2.50. around there. so far they've raised $13 million, but to spread the word marketing-wise, this halloween if you are in that area they're promising to deliver candy within 15 minutes so you can avoid the embarrassment of running out. >> this is the first halloween we're doing an event like this, and we are expecting to sell at least 1,000 pounds of candy. a lot of times families just have really terrible candy. like tootsie rolls and dumb dumbs. we decided

what is the purpose of the oxnard facility? is it developed to help volkswagen meet emissions standards? mr. horn: to my understanding, yes. it is directly connected to the research and development department in germany to get the cars into legal compliance. >> how many employees are there? mr. horn: i would have to guess this number. >> if you could provide us with that. what was the role of the oxnard facility in understanding the test results presented by carb showing unexpectedly high on road emissions? at this point of time, i can't answer this. i don't have the understanding. i only know our department in auburn hills was interfacing with carb and epa for the compliance, for the applications and everything. >> you mentioned auburn hills. what is the role of that office? the compliance and the application for certification with the u.s. authorities, and work on a management level on a daily basis with epa and carb. >> do the oxnard and auburn hills facilities work together? now?orn: yes. there's a structural change. >> pri

we know who went to oxnard and cambridge back to 1200, and we know the names of everyone from then to now who tabbedded oxford and cambridge and that repped the top 1% of english society, and so what we can then do is look another how overrepresented are these elite names in the university over time, and that is going to measure the rate of social mobility, and turns out the nice thing about social mobility you can measure that with a number between zero and one and that's the correlation of your status with your parents. if it's one no social mobility, everything is predictable at birth: if it's zero, it's complete social mobility and nothing is predicted. that's a nice simple measure for all societies and the answer you get for medieval he can england is -- and most of what is going to happen is known at the time of birth. but for oxford and cambridge now we can do actually the same procedure except now we have to find a new class of elite surnames because all the medieval guys who are average, and you look at the surnames in cambridge, .8. there's been no change in social mobility

there's also testing facility in oxnard in california who also help those folks in testing. but to my understanding, dyno testing as far as the legal situation is concerned. >> to be clear, vw america played no part in development of the solution. >> no. >> okay. it may have helped validate the solution. >> i don't think so. >> you don't think so. okay. and at that time did you or anyone in vw of america have any knowledge of the alleged defeat device? >> at which point of time? >> december 2014 when you were beginning the rollout of the recall solution, did you ever have any knowledge. >> no. >> anybody in vw of america? >> my understanding, because otherwise i would have hoped they would inform me about this. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i now recognize ms. clark of new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i would like to think you, m -- to thank you, mr. horn, for giving us as much background and knowledge of what has taken place to the best of your ability. i've heard a couple of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle refer to what has occurred

there's also testing facility in oxnard in california who also had those folks in testing. but to my understanding, dino testing as far as the legal situation is concerned. >> okay. so just to be clear, vw america did not develop this solution or played no part in the development of the solution. >> no. >> okay. it may have helped validate the solution. >> i don't think so. >> okay. you don't think so, okay. and at that time did you or anyone in vw of america have any knowledge of the alleged defeat device? >> at which point of time? >> at the time -- december of 2014 -- >> no. >> -- when you were beginning the rollout of the recall solution, did you have any knowledge of -- >> no. >> anybody in vw of america, to the best of your knowledging? >> not my understanding not, because otherwise i would have hoped they would have notified me about this. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i'd like to thank you, mr. horn, for taking the time and giving us as much background and as much knowledge of what has taken place to the best of your ability. i've heard

. >> oxnard, california, august 12, 2014. >> the weather team has been at it for ours. the storm was no surprise. scientists and technos cameras were tracking it. what meteorologists were calling the storm of the decade hit california with a vengeance. at the national weather service office in response to one of the worst winter storms to hit the state in a very long time. nine inches at once reported in napa valley. massive snow and minutes lake tahoe. flooding in los angeles. >> this is a chance for scientists to study in realtime the latest in a year of extreme weather events. >> this storm was with the storm of the decade classification. it was a very intense rainfall over a short time. >> the science and operations officers at los angeles county's national weather service. >> can you talk a little bit about these extreme weather events and their relationship to climate change? >> whether is the shirt that you put on today, but climate is your whole wardrobe. today we're bringing out the rain slickers. >> rains in extreme in flooding in bosnia and widespread drought

. >> quijano: something very dangerous washed up on a beach in oxnard, california, a yellow-bellied sea snake, highly venomous, and not seen in california for 30 years. these snakes normally thrive in tropical conditions. scientists say this one may have been lured north by the unusually warm waters of el nino. warm waters have been disastrous for america's sockeye salmon. the endangered fish now need humans to help them on their annual upstream journey. here's chris martinez. >> reporter: rivers in idaho once filled with sockeye salmon are now mostly empty. the fish couldn't get that far. >> can't imagine anything worse than this year to lose that proportion of the run. >> reporter: biologist russ kiefer says salmon start dying off when water temperatures reach 72 degrees. already it's reached 74 on parts of the snake river, used by salmon to spawn on their treacherous 900-mile journey from the pacific up several rivers to central idaho. the numbers tell the story. >> we were expecting 2,000 fish. >> reporter: instead of 2,000 sockionly 45 made it all the way. so idaho fish and game of

highly venomous snake was spotted at oxnard beach. a surfer captured this picture of the yellow bellied sea snake. some scientists say el nino is to blame. warning signs are posted along the beach. wildlife officials say this is the first time in 30 years the exotic snake has been seen in california. >>> all right, let's head out to brian. countdown to super bowl 112 days. until the big day. >> reporter: all right, i'm glad you got on top of that, ms. goodrich. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: we're out here at home coming. the san jose spartans taking on the aztecs, game time 7:30. we had some interesting weather to talk about. by the way, juliette goodrich, ladies and gentlemen, will be standing bey to give us current temperatures in a moment, but the first thing we're going to check out is the kpix 5 hi-def doppler. wade few sprinkles in the north bay around novato and a little bit fell elsewhere but it didn't amount to too much. now current temperatures around the bay area, juliette, take it away. >> right now unconcord 71 degrees, in

they've been showing up in oxnard, likely because of warming temperatures from the anticipated el nino. they mostly inhabit the pacific and indian oceans. they are rare to the southern california coast. experts are urging the public to report any sightings of the snake and be cautious if they see one. >> hopefully they don't make it to northern california. >> advice taken. see one of those, don't touch it. >> that man didn't care at all. holding the snake's tail. >>> our forecast, jeff. some changes on the way. >> yeah. we do for this weekend. i don't live anywhere near the coast. but i'll be keeping a close out for that sucker. the changes include a new system developing offshore. the one that brought us heavy rainfall in southern california is kicking off towards the east. the latest storm system is about 200 miles offshore. it has a decent amount of rainfall with it. we will track the rainfall chances coming up. we'll take you outside the sky camera network. and the biggest change right now. i know you felt it. the much chillier temperatures at this hour. currently coming in with 63

authorities. >> so do the oxnard and i burnt hills facilities work together? >> now, yes. >> so prior to the unveiling of this deception they were separate entities and they didn't interface? >> i think they work together. my explanation is about the structure of the situation of these facilities. >> okay but they collaborated. >> i hope so. >> my concern is that if we have these facilities designed specifically to address the issues of emissions of testing g and they fail that speaks to a whole nother level perhaps of collusion with respect to this whole software debacle. have you looked at were done and the internal investigations with respect to these facilities? >> as part of the internal investigation? my understanding is testing on the basis of the legal test requirements. >> so the engineers would not have known the code is what you are saying? >> they didn't do independent road tests. that's what i'm alluding to. >> okay, let me jump to the whole idea of a environmental impact. how seriously does volkswagen take its commitment to the environment's resp

mary are is live oxnard. mar. mary: if you look through the fence, you can see heavy white smoke now rising the burned-out shell of the warehouse. investigators still try interesting toking if find out a complete list of what was inside. firefighters thousand they had the hands full witness they realize thing about was rum ber repurposeing company and what they didn't know is whether the former occupant, a chemical company, which sends toxins into the air. hazmat cruise quickly arrived to monitor air quality. >> we were just being safe because of previous occupant of thing abouts with a chemical plant thrash used to make plastic pellets. mary: lass concern, the business next door, patriot environmental. >> the adjoining whether. harry: crews worked feverishly to prevent the tire were truck in ten tankers of with earn drawing a mare bye lake. of firefighters quickly knocked it down to prevent the names from jumping from one to the other. in the, the test proved the air was safe ap the focus turned to the cause. it

these yellow bellied sea snakes normally found in the pacific, one was spotted near oxnard beach where some children were swimming. warning signs are posted on the beach telling people to stay away. el nino will get blamed for a lot in the next couple months, snakes on the beach. >>> we had a lot of rainfall in southern california. it was a serious issue for them. thankfully it's winding down. now we turn the other direction to our north, eureka and ukiah. this is crazy how long it's been since we've had a good soaking rainfall 1/2 inch or more widespread. april 7th, 192 days ago, at least we're heading in the right direction because there will be showers tomorrow morning. san francisco 59, santa rosa 53. still raining in nevada, southern utah, arizona dealing with flooding south and east of las vegas. that low is moving away from us. it's this low and its associated cold front trailing the low and that front will make it to the bay area tomorrow on the southern edge of things with not much jet stream support and most of the rainfall will fall north of the california/oregon border we'l

you have to manage the species, if you don't manage lion population they spill out to rural areas, oxnard university interviewed villagers in tanzania, and 98% said they lost cattle to lions, or other carnivores like leopards, this is an expensive proposition for those people, as a result they poison them, spear them, trap them, far less human than any kind of hunting we might allow.al john: only way to get money to preserve them to get hunters to pay to kill them. >> hunters bring in revenue toit the villages. they build schools they dig well and build clinics. john: why does it have to be hunting to get money, why not photographic safaris they bring in hundreds. >> true people spend a lot of money to photographic is a ar --- safaris they don't do it pay for individual villages like they do. they 10 not to put the money on the ground. john: more money from hunting? >> certainly there is more money from an individual animal than and photographicic save ratheries. john: we have a market success in u.s. from allowing market to work, bison, we had 30 million buffalo, nobody owned them, so ev

thanks to you, jane wells, in oxnard, california. auto no, no, no, wrong movie, jane. wrong one. that does it for "squawk alley"." let's go to headquarters with scott. >> josh brown is here with -- there's a method to the madness of that music. i'll tell you about that in a minute. our game plan looks like this. linkedwin. following its blow-out earnings report, how high can that stock fly? rbc's mark just raised the price target. he will join us live for the reasons why. >> it's reignited the debate of growth over value. a perfect day for us to have an investing legend with us for the full hour. mario gabelli. mario, welcome back. >> thanks, scott. good to be here. >> you're the one i'm talking about. >> it's great to have you back. thanks for coming in. >> delight to be here. we're having this incredible month. the best month in four years for the market. are you surprised where we are today given the down draft that we saw in the market and the kind of volatility we felt? >> well, we expect at the beginning of the we're that you would have a hiccup with regards to a pullback i

oxnard again is right in that bulls eye of potential rain for el nino. it appears as though hot house growing is taking over large segment so the impact on strawberries may not be as significant. >> if el nino kicks in, which one would have the biggest impact for people in the pocketbook at the market? >> i would say it would be your leaf products. it would be your iceberg and roe main. and they will show the most increase in cost for two reasons. number one there will be a shortage of supply and there will be quality issues which is going to drive that cost right up. >> okay so keep that in mind. that is if it starts raining. right now we are sitting here and it's very warm. we'll have more on that. and gasia will be talking to bob a little later. you discussed about putting fruits and vegetables in student lunches. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, he is singing, acting, and judging reality tv. up next we talk live with nick jonas about his busy schedule and latest project that includes a show right here on fox. >> and sexy ads may get viewers hear

yellow bell aed sea snakes are showing up in oxnard likely because of the warming temperatures from the anticipated el nino storm. the snakes mostly inhabit the pacific and indian oceans. they're extremely rare in california. people should be cautious around these sea animals. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," our friends are here. we'll get a progress report on this little guy. oliver is back. today we're gonna talk about trucks. works for me. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing? ford. i would say the ram. ok, lets move to the second door. best v8 horsepower. the ram. i say ford on the v8. chevy. what about this year's motortrend truck of the year? chevy. what do you think? the ford. there's no reason why they shouldn't be. let's see how you did. oohh! that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. no way?! chevy, chevy, chevy. wow. that's a clean sweep. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it

a commuter train in oxnard, california jumped the tracks and on march 26, 21 cars derailed in illinois near the border with wisconsin. five of the cars caught fire. i am a firm believer that elected officials need to be on the ground in emergency situations supporting first responders and assisting those in need. i was impressed by ms. feinberg's response to the mt. carbon derailment in west virginia which i was there firsthand is watch. five weeks into her new job, she executed an efficient and effective federal response that was one of the best i've ever seen in my experience as an elected official in the and a public servant. there are a throt of smart policy people in washington, d.c., but the best policy in the world won't meaning a thing if it doesn't tran light into anything in the real world. care rase response to the mt. carbon accident showed me she understood and gave me faith in her ability not to just lead but to listen to the people that were here that we're here to serve. the increase in domestic energy production has been an engine of economic growth and the energy info

there's also testing facility in oxnard in california who also help those folks in testing.ut to my understanding, dyno testing as far as the legal situation is concerned. >> to be clear, vw america played no part in development of the solution? >> no. >> okay. it may have helped validate the solution. >> i don't think so. >> you don't think so. okay. and at that time did you or anyone in vw of america have any knowledge of the alleged defeat device? >> at which point of time? >> december 2014 when you were beginning the rollout of the recall solution, did you ever have any knowledge? >> no. >> anybody in vw of america? >> my understanding not because otherwise i would have hoped they would inform me about this. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i now recognize ms. clark of new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i would like to thank you, mr. horn, for giving us as much background and knowledge of what has taken place to the best of your ability. i've heard a couple of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle refer to what has occurred as cheating. but i