in the right panel the jumbo pls risk index didn't move at all. so it suggests that markets that were not directly competing with the gses didn't have that kind of transmission. so let me wrap up. some key takeaways from the presentation. it's really important to not think that history of the mortgage market started in 2000. most people do because that's when the easily available data begin. but you got to go back further because there were important things happening in the 1990s if you're going to find the origins of the financial crisis and credit standards had already loosened a lot by the time you get to the early 2000s. second, as i mentioned a moment ago, the results for the 1990s indicate competing with the gses risk rose in the conforming market that competed with the gses. over the entire 17-year period we're studying, pls loans had a higher level risk than gse loans but risk rose at the same rate for both due to sharp increases in debt to income ratios, loan to value ratios and actually not much change in average credit scores. there was

but the s&pl great, as a whole is except to --

keep migrant anst pl next saying barbara comstock's "promisefootoldi."d to dust."g art,erious "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. a...he, nurses nextonixongrl um and president obama agree.i"" let us stand up for families uetsts and upor awh.n upoldoont tenf yogo. out for a walkf sun wshine anht, we're tenouy running out ofd and 36 sun surphis morningorning 7:3 7:33. sets 6 of:09. quick reminder this is week saturday into sunday we move clocks back an hour and next week yetr surprise will be just after 5. >> yikes. >> wow. enjoy the ofas arly wej join the0s tostart thed .ay himyteda mid toe. upper 6 look how quiet that radarill li. bonus. >> right? >>wean ctu l. i'm really excited to show everyone. >> i don't know how to talk like this character i have to work on it. >> be itself it doesn't require a weird voice. >> it might, though. >> okay. >> it cvolve throughout the morningpe how about that. is tr i'mer. h 3e 9uthbnd asid b andlo we have veryeavy delays 11 streetri mak ande t1o average lanas. to shor previously blocking right lane

-rates pl it's not just fed policy. it's a generally strong consumer confidence process that we see at this point of time. the economy has looked strong for years. and especiallyince trump took presidency, and i think we're just in an excube rant time. people find the rate increases as normal given the economic conditions. >> the list of what's pushing up rates is long. there's better growth and lower unemployment. core inflation, excluding food and energy, is steadily above 2%. the fed is pushing up rates. sometime nexyear other central banks may increase rates. there is tariffs. and gross growing tefz which means higher interest rates. the higher rates could crimpgr th hurting sectors like housing and autos but not expected to derail it. >> we will see the return to normal term premium, the extra yieldem peopled for holding long-term people. it's ad relatively g stein now. it means there is confidence the economy it o isba coming . >> one modest upside could be that higher rates help the fed slow to the economy to a m

bre eathy wihappthew nbr feezuge pl. hy so w not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%?ch you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... ll, wei n'do wt knowhayot wannu'd a ybu because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. in because i'm just a guy on your tv. llthe fu vue oal f yourew n car?le you'd beet bfter of thro ywingour nemo yrigh because i'm just a guy on your tv. llthe fu vue oal f tot in thear hbor.e i'a gom nnethat. t th wierty lib muaut l new recar placement l we'lace replthfue ll vaoflue r ca your. ♪ ltyiberbert. liy. rt libey.er lib♪ty >>> poleicor wk whit one othf osttr sulessf pssrofeio insn our cntoury often markedy b nfco,lict b nutowff oicser are fiinnd ng aeway w to cope tshank to the ancient practic oef med ue.e 's n aew tlooha tt someit adm snwa't seao to acceptt fit.rs frjoe yator t nighon a quieter sides . odepof lingci >>nseids thi poleic amycade irgunfes i withinarho st of he tckra and dee wpnithi meinth i quieter hpeap.ning hereff osicer arern leain agbout metiditaonnd a mindfulne. ss >> it's really hard sto

accounts pls wereed by court and incidences and other items acros wastraining and a player condet foedrc to and the rest of th team onead was me to workout untard n sented all . the universityssi will ps stakte 's uncleart a l ds . jerk ini s an decision >> you knowil wfolrward today, o .een.ow >>>> october >> ultimate day of. 3 month. >> there you go. ay.that's our s >> i haveanpi yet.yw start talking i hest. fsi hloal ks tanth i.>> nem beouldo rs ladies good morninght. it's chilly to dmpur getting thr these 44 at's in towtsn. up to mild day for how . ic.d tt a tff7 no or ctthisyit commute. nobl problems 28 or 26nd aokt te manwe itself goo nd >> clly rht now. 4. is 4. is mee ti announcerthe following will surprise you about barba comstl: ov ra announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away a woman's right to choose. she access to contraception. tock vw parenthoodti women's jennifer wexton: endorsed by the washington post. she'll protect a womas right toho c isg. supporsst t jobs.ouoned ierhelpe couny and we'reor you sglvrjts. the''ll be very nice. and they'll wait. an. very if y

>> the b pla whey previous pl b washe mpeooo pye.hing and thaou t.ale bs . ndfr mieomhere theyntasongr tsay hetifs but as far as the finals that'cters. >> and they'renl otwe. >> 10:13 is the tims and new k . this morstar all about his days. on the zest new wonder woman sequut split with arisiana grandn many shy about x? la abdul. 10:1herveing it next. ♪ is alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a f[throat clears]llo. sao to your fairy godmother, alice. g oh and look they gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! but once a weekus i ti weldan o sd downy theke de to leget out to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >> ten sol 16. time to check the celebrity dish. >> yes,. pete davidson maybe he does l he ess problem without you know who. he spoke publicly for the first timebo ais hut arianarande. gsnl star made an appearance co-hosting a comedy show called judgend peach fher funny had too thers a lot going on. anybody rave any openooms? looking forum mate? he theninue this. erinzerog fo

. >> miren esa ventaja se rompio esto es parte de la estructura del o hotel, el techo es como un pl plastico otros son de alu n aluminio y se metio por este espacio >> la tormenta provoca i inundaciones en una extensa zona costera mas larejadala mareja o comenzo a apoderarse de la ti a tierra, decenas de arboles de i derribados como postes del ten teco cientrico y hay cinetos sin electricidad, esta estru estructura quedo comlepletamen d destruida una escena que se repite calle a calle por este u huracan categoria 4 >> el ojo dmla 1 de latarde a 1 millas por hora desde mexico b a beach jdejando bajo el agua m muchas casas, tambien puso en estado de alerta a georgia y las carolinas porque la bestia ll a llamada michael sigue siendo un riesgo inminnente >> por fortuna la famiia mexi n mexicamexic mexicana que entrevisto rogelio etstan todos bien, gracias a d s dios. >> ahora en panamacity l destruci la colega natalia ro i rodriguez el paso de l ciclon. >>amigos quiero mostrarles la o condicioc condiciones en este momento en e el hotel de panamacity fuertes r rafagas de viento intensas vmems var

han tomado esta pl las calles aledaÑas en el centro de esta pequeÑa poblaciÓn de huixtla.on plÁsticos que han comprado. el calor es muy intenso. tambiÉn, las autoridades les han estado trayendo muchas cosas. Éstas personas no se han baÑado por una o dos semanas, tampoco habÍan lavado su ropa. han aprovechado,la gente estÁ aprovechando el sol para que seque su ropa y ellos estÁn tratando de descansar. las situaciones de tranquilidad las personas. vienen muchos medios que estÁn con ampollas y un cansancio impresionante para la gente pero, la fe y el espÍs estados unidos. borja, carolina. carolina: llama la atenciÓn una de muchas fotografÍas donde has podido documentar esta caravana. una de ellas te besÓ diciendo que como periodista uno no se imagina poder ser parte de lo que hacen estas personas. quÉ pasÓ por tu mente en este momento? pedro: bueno, siempre con mucho cuidado, con mucha precauciÓn. lo que tratam yo me subÍa esa camioneta, es una caminata con mucha gente. miren saturados y es muy riesgoso para ellos. ayer fuimos testigos de la muerteeste joven que cayÓ de un tr

. >> north carolina is staring down anotherer pl hurricane, less than a month after hurricane florida battered our state. threatening a life storm putting the entire southeast on alert. >>> our team coverage of hurricane michael continues now with doug and lauren. >>th standing by i storm center for us with a look at the storm and where it'sde h next. seems like the trajectory projections are spot on. >> they yohave. remember, i mean, a week ago on thursday of last week, i was saying there w storm coming through the florida panhandle upo our regio thursday and friday this week. that's what's happened. we had the track good on this. the intensity, though, you know, coming in as a strong category 3 as we thought, but it was close to a 5. absolutely. just that one miles an hour from a 5. you know, again, 155 miles per hour came on as a, stro powerful hurricane. >> you see in the last couple frames, it got organized. is is 24 hours ago. notice down to the eye, not much in the eye, it tried to get it's act together, but then itndpens l a becomes what's known as the buzz sawk for a hurrican

at the end of the day he is an ayl pl >> this game might have reverberation flaws -- foster left the game with a nasty looking leg injury and they will try to pick up the pieces and rally. and sarah clark that -- in santa cruz, scott reiss. >>> this year's world series between the dodgers and the red sox. first game tomorrow night and taco bell bringing back its popular promotion steal a base steel a taco. everyone scores are free taco. everyone wins. 18 a.m. is the time. cell, good monday morning. >> it's going to be fun. even though my team is in it, i will still watch. >>> good morning. it looks like my map system may have frozen and maybe the guys in the control room could throw something up there and i will call the play by play. thank you, gentlemen. 80 westbound looks good. no major issues here as you drive through the area. you can see traffic is moving along well as you drive along to the bay bridge. a little bit of a backup on the outside lanes but for the most part traffic looks good in the morning commute on highway 24 looks pretty good as you drive up to the tunnel. we a

we have the warm 80s inle pl livermore and morgan hill. slightly cooler around the bay and coast today with the on shore winds. i winner it would last but tomorrow it's an offshore component by about midnight that brings windy conditions in the hills. in fact very gust were winds with temperatures warming up at least five degrees keeping us five to ten dreeing above average with 70s on the coast tomorrow. about 80 around the bay. upper 80s inland. and although we cool off a bit at the coast and around the bay we stay warm throughout the week ahead with numbers in the low 80s. either you love this weather in october or not so much. but certainly everyone should be vigilant with the fires. >> good to know be, thanks. >>> the busy holiday shopping season is almost here. still ahead, 7ed ournds michael finney explains why more may (music throughout) >>> we are joined from new york to tell uls what's coming up from good morning america. >> good morning coming up on gm. hurricane recovery underway. the ongoing search efforts to rescue locals who

. >>> pl a sinking situation that is on camera. busted. a would-be thief tries to off with packages from another person's doorstep. wait until you see what happens that stops her in her tracks. chuck? >> it's a great story worth sticking around for. clear skies. a chilly start to youralween morning. 30s in the rural area. 50 downtown. ybe one of the warmest halloweens in 15 years! halloweens in 15 years! comple forecast coming up.te announcer: the following will surprise you about barbara comstock: baroara comstock: "i thinvs wade should be overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away a woman's right to choose. she voted to defund planned parenthood 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. and comstock votes with trump ninety eight percent of the time. jennifer wexton: endorsed by the washington post. she'll protect a woman's right to choose. jennifer wexton for congress. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. dave brat said he'd vote to reduc

there was a little controver because some people thought the shot of n more prt of neil armstronghe plk of all tha >> don't really. becae the conversati pe the film, is the nproblem. ha s it. is a film about a patriot.t ah coy and did something extry f his cntry. it's exploring that. s very prominent it's an american story. it re " >> o iean, first of all, you won an emmy. yeah. that had to feel good? >> it wa amazing, yeah. it w aocking, bmazi i mean, toi huge fan. y on the show is ob with "the crow a we ehetill in stages of grief that you not in the next seas u he moved on. we haven't, b you have. no. i mean, we finished about a year and ago. hird ted shooting the series really exciting for ev, and so it's just -- i suppo for us. i will always cherish it. that why the emmy was so ams shocked because i hadn't thout a it really. it w a surprise and a lovel remi how amazing that time t -- someone was giving you a hard time, a bo t eys party. you holding your emmy and yoe like, can i get in? >> three bouncers. they wer havy of it. i was like, no, we're not going in yeah, then we convince

and a line of mourners for cecil and david rosenthal, the c a pl brothers beloved steelers and vowing never to let hate win. >> reporter: the president and his family spent time in front of the makeshift memorial and placed small stones and flowers next to every single star of david. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, maggie ruehle, abc news. >> abc7 news was at san jose city hall tonight for a vigil in honor of the shooting victims. every member of san jose's city council attended and the mayor sam lick card doe spoke to the crowd. it was a way to standed together in solidarity and support of the pittsburgh community. >> we are one week away from election day. a controversial measure on the ballot would impose a new tax on hundreds of san francisco businesses. >> the money would then be used to pay for homeless services. abc news reporter kate lawson spoke to an outspoken proponent. >> reporter: i spoke to ceo marc ni h ceos shout support a tax on themselves for homeless services. but it's not just the tech world locking horns over this measure. some local politicians are saying they don't

there are real protective ace.ures in pl this is a much better environment to found a company.hat it would be like today, and i think it is better. i am really optimistic. emily: you are building a diverse team at stitch fix. you took your maternity leave and send that is a signal to your employees. talk to me about how you build that team and what founders can learn from you. think one thing i see a lot of of founders do that his part of the problem is they hire the friends -- their friends and the people they have worked with. feeling like you are looking at the whole, broader context and saying is this the best person for the job, that has been my secret to building a diverse team. emily: i know you are passionate about helping other women find the confidence to do what you have done. what is your advice to those entrepreneurs? especially women entrepreneurs looking at you saying, how do i do that today? katrina: surround yourself with possibilities, do it. experiment. i believe in so much more sosibility now, i gained much over the years and i'm excited to see many more wom

ten, president trump's pl pull the u.s.f a key nuclear arms control treaty draws criticism across the globe, including from somebl rean lawmakers here at home. plus, battleground california. democrats look tflip a congressional district that has been reliably conservative f decades, hoping to capitalize on reaction to the trump administration. >> what is helping a democrat in this kind of year is the

dublin to mission boulevard, pls in t also in the green at 19. and 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. >>> amazon made a big announcement but there's a catch. the simplies are no longer going to get stock.yayerin am ssoney elimination of the bonus and stock programs. not as great as it seemed. >> do you have an extra $15,000 to spend? >> no. >> if you do, there is a tv just for you. >> and a machine that can pour 1500 beers a year. >>> honda and general motors teaming up. >> honda will invest $2 billion in self-driving unit called cruz. it will take place the next dozen years. the aim is to develop a completely new autonomous vehicle which won't have any controls for human operation. very cool. >>> samsung unveiled its price for its massive 8k television. >> you can preorder the 85 inch tv right now for $15,000. yeah. deliveries do start at the end of this month, so you will get it in time for the holidays. fans at milwaukee bucs games won't have to wait long anymore. >> the beersjet fills six glasses at a time. it can pour 1,500 beers an hour. >> can

pl years after union war s store opened its doors, my father had a son. i'm not a strong boy, but i'm trying to learn at it means to build. one summer when i was a teenager, i worked at the store. built this display that went all the way up to the ceiling. ran up to my grandfather, showed him what i had done. very good, philip, very good. when i asked him what to do next, he handed me an old piece of paper, a beat-up pen, when i asked him what to do with it, he shrugged his shoulders and laughed, and i began to build. the only way i know i wrote this when my grandfather passed away. t think traditional masculinity can be somew a trap, and so to have my grandfather who was not particularly strong or tough, or even cool being the pillar of his community in these ways was really inspiring and important to me to see as a model. the thing that makes me isppiest, the thing that makes me happiest after iece is when is when people say, you know my grandparent is still around and i'm gonna call them. my name is phil kaye, and this is my brief but spectacular take

this is what the construction site looks like pl c like. cal osha is investigating on how it happened. carlos is on the ground for us. >> reporter: and the good news is that two of the men are now out of the hospital. the third is now in -- i'm sorry, his condition has impr e improved from critical to -- sorry, he did sustain some broken ribs. and i want to give you a close every look at the construction site where they are building housing as well as retail space. now, the three men were climbing a rebar tower. that is when it collapsed just before 9:00 this morning. one of the vertical structures you see there, that is what came crashing down on the men weighing 1,000 pounds. video and pictures taken moments after the collapse of a rebar tower show the injured men on the ground after falling 20 feet. co-workers worked tirelessly to remove the steel structure that fell on top of three men. this supervisor told us in spanish that co-workers rushed to save them. one construction worker was injured critically, two others suffered moderate inj

20% said apple picking. 20% said instagramming while pl picking. [ light laughter ] 20% said watchingm while apple picking. 20% said watching inms of people instagramming while apple picking. 20% said watching people app picking while watching instagrams of people apple picking. [ cheers and applause ] next they asked, "what's the if you hing you'll d win the $1.6 billion mega millions jackpot?" 70% said quit my job.sa 20 take a long vacation. o% said light my desk on fire, flip everyone in tice off and yell, "see you later, suckers." [ cheers and alause ] this last poll asked, "if you can go anywhere on vacation, where would it be?" % said paris. 20% said rome. democrats said the past. there you go. [ applause ] that's all we have for "tonight show polls." we'll be rightorack with troah, everybody. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how does dove men+care stain defense go beyond sweat protection? clean. doesn't stain my clothes i don't get the underarm pit stainst we couldve said it better ourselves try dove men+care stain defense. for anti-stain and anti-mark protection. .to yo

pl, making room for one mo at kensington palace. baby newfor britain's royal family as prince harry and his wife say they are expecting. ♪ welcome to our viewers on public sion in america and arou the globe. president trump says rogue killers could be responsible for the disappearance of the saudi journalists jamal khashoggi. he went missing two weeks ago after entering the saudiin consulatstanbul. y . trump spoke to the saudi king by phone tod is sending mike pompeo to the kingdom in search ofrs. after that visit, mr. pompeo. . -- he will stop in istanbul. from there, our correspondent reports. >> a interest the door where jamal khashoggi disappeared those ta , truth, the saudie investigators part of a joint , inquiry turkey, beginning today. it's almost two weeks since the journalist was last seen arriving at the saudi consulate. claims he was killed and pressureed have piled for answers. donald trump has finally spoken to his close ally, king salmon, who rejected the allegations,ma ane raised in idea that could ship the blame. >>

pl to this last ay and two seconds left. theyry a hail mary and gets it to the goal line. kevin white comes up with it. did it get in? he will notet in. pats win, 38-31. th was close. panthers and eagles in . philadelph the defending champs down to a 17-0 lead and thought we would run away with that one. the fourth quarter came and cam newton woke up. nextina would score in th three possessions and they would win the ball game, 21-17. a bunch of crazy weekends in the nfl as it always is. >> more excitement on the hard court. things heated up in l.a. >> punches are thrown! throwing punches and he throwing punches. >> after that hard foul late in the fourth quarter, lakers ingram shoves james harden and that ignites a brawl resulting in rondog throw blows. all three are suspended.ul gets four games, rondo three and ingram only two. paul got fined a total of over $490,000 followed byh rondo w $186,000 and ingram with 58,000. one expensive fight. >> yeah. early in the season. lots more to come. >> keithan urb makes one fan's ultimate wish come true and why more f arida residen

including four sisters and three of their husbands headed for a birthday celebration trapped in that plnewest and most powerful voices perform tonight at the amas. her break-up anthem creating new rules for bad boyfriends. >> one, don't pick up the phone, you know he's only calling because he's drunk and alone ♪ >> we join a music star on a will wind worldwide tour. ♪ >> but, first, 5." >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with the intensifying investigation about a horrifying crash and unimaginable loss. 20 lives taken. a packed stretch limo careening the areheafy ecl an inspection report and what it may reveal. it was a weekend drive. a group of friends gathered together to celebrate a birthday heading to a local brewery when it all went terribly wrong. >> stand by. >> 18 people inside a limousine killed when officials say it barrelled through this intersection plowing into a parking lot and slamming into an empty suv and striking and killing two bystanders before landing in a wooded area. >> this is one of the biggest losses of life, loss of lives that we've s

she has difficulty maintainingso pl relationships, she has difficulty maintaining employment because of the problems james: what gave her the courage to c >> the me too movement. she specifically referenced vie stars that have stood up and said we need to stop this. jame the portuguese international kept his head down as he yes the left out of the national squad -- he the national squad for the next two games. not so unusual, this coaches and saying why. >> do think i will tell you here what i discussed with the player? i will not for the bees are intimate personal issues. i will not reveal what i spoke to my player or my friend, cristiano ro.ldo james: the player himself has denied the claims, tweeting, ape is an abominable crime that goes against everything i believe in. my clear conscience will allow me to await with tranquility the results of any and all stinations." one of the most celebrated sportsmen of l time is under vestigation, accused of rape and paying off his accuser. fake news, he says. james cook, bbc news, las vegas. years, numerous police forces across the united st

. >>> pl could amazon's new headquarters be coming to crystal city.ll you why some say it's looking likely. news 4 continues after this. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchris >> i am eun yang. i'm sure a there is a jout caviar dreams that can be madeer the pson who bought the mega millions ticket is a little excited today. a player in south carolina appears to have matched all of the numbers. here t y are just icase, 5, 28, 62, 65, 70 and the megaball ifiv5. we just went through saying a 5 is not a common number selected and two 5s. we are looking at the historyhe and historic win. >>> first, we want to check on your commute and forecast. chuck bell standing by with details. let's start with melissa mollet and breakin news on the commute. what's going on? >> we have a camera here that keeps going in and out for you this morning. trying to get eyes on an outer loop at telegraph road is where this crash is this morning. you can psy the bsee the bottom beltway is very slow. temple road betwe

is that the ukrainian government is extremely reluctant to see forty five million voters enter the pl the political spectrum in ukraine that are essentially opposite in opposition to their view of ukraine and as long as they can keep that at bay. they can continue their current policies. so essentially that would be. i'm not assuming under any conditions that i can think of that russia would accept the donbass and to the russian federation that's something that i don't think it's going to do your current situation is not going to change if he domestic politics changes. for the better but that could be quite a long time in coming we have one minute i heard this phrase once from a friend of mine ukraine is a nationalism without a nation how do you feel about that. there is a ukrainian nation but it is a pluralistic it is culturally plural nation and it doesn't want to recognize the current government does not want to recognize that culture plurality it is therefore defeating it's going against the grain of its own national history and identity. twenty seconds to church. one of the examp

it's hard wor getting it in pl e. >> in the end make no mistake. this puts in motion something much bigger. >> our vision is to restore and revitalize and reinvigorate this one mile section of the canal. >> but now an update with hopes of creating a n history all it's own. >> there is a new museum in the district devoted to the history of law enforcement. rod rosenstein and other officials spoke at tha event. tickets will cost $22 for adults and $15 for kids. pat collins will be the mc at the grand opening on saturday. we're so used to the n, smithson $22 for a ticket seemsep s to me. >> maybe it's going for a good cause. >> you weren't kidding. thero bottom didn't out. it was windy i had my jacket on. >> it's crazy. you do wan to be aware of that this morning. tomorrow morning we'll be in the 40s. fall is here and winter is trying to move in already at the bus top, i temperaturethe 50s so you want a light jacket sweatshirt for the kids toda it's going to be breezy with a degrees.ure around 59 we'll top out around 64 which is 5 degrees below normal

secondr,quarte things going much better. 85 yards later, onewo of tar pl 70-yd connections for the twothe majorset a connection. webb to reed. >> wide open. >> around here the name jordan reedoo translates to ftball player with good hands that scores touchdowns. 72 yards hethere. by fourth quarter it belonged to hayfield. road.winner on the major league baseball post season. red sox and yankees. meeting for the first time in the alds. hard to believe. bottom of thefirst, two on for j.d. martinez. that's over the green monster. sox up3-0. sixth inning, yankees down 5. bases loaded. for torr workman gets them out of the jam. boston wins game one 5-4. >>> ,nldss deucewild between the rockies and brewers. milwau ie aheadn the eighth when they break it open. doing damage with the bases baded. twoatters later. they take two more games of the series. 4-0he final. caps fans are celebrating the stanley cup championship. max walsh, that's a new level, people. he had a ceremony to raise his own banner above the mantel. the music, queen's "we are the champion." that's how you get it done. caps hav

as pl lebeau reports right now musk is now dropping that fight andgreeing to changes at his company. >> reporter: tesla's ceo elon musk has decided it is better to settle with the sec than to spend months in court and risk getting banned from being ceo of his auto company. instead he gives up being chairman for at least three years and the automaker has to addwo new independent directors. in addition musk and tesla will pay $20 mlion fines and the company must ensure there is oversight of musk's communications. that includes what he puts on twitter. so teslaill now be expected to keep musk's tweets in ch tk. >>nk that he may be tweeting as much. but what they are trying to do is to makeure that there is oversight of substanti tweets. >> reporter: with the sec investigatio over tesla and musk can focus on three key issues, first growing model 3 t deliveries meet loft eexpectations. second can tesla finally turn a profit as musk as promised. finally, will tesla need to raise more money as it expands eserations? analysts believe can clear those hurdles with musk remaining in charge of t

the company saw the membership roles royce as well pl aetna waste better than expected results arrived as the company nears the completion of its b takeov cvs. shares rose 1% today to $197.65. tap evidentiary turned into a strong quarter thanks to the increase in demand for coach and kate spade handbags. the company plans to pull vrpt from department stores and cut back on flash sales as a way to maintain exclusivity. and the ceo today said he believes the trade war with china is manageable. >> today, in fact, between three and 4% of our hdbags come from china. so we don't see a great impact fromny duties. and we indeed today announced that all of ourmpact this year, the 10% duty on travel goods from september to december, which could become 25% stting from january, have been embedded in our guidance. ll well, despite the good news shares of tap evidentiary fell 1% on this day to $30.42. >>> and chesapeake is buyin wild horse resource development for $4 billion. the compa says the acquisition will significantly boost oil produc hon. chesapea historically focused on natural gas producti

i'm pl lebeau. that story coming up on nightly business report. >>> onegindustry that's s in the economy right now, corporate jets. jet ct the business business is finally getting a lift after a decade of trying to clear out the problems csed by the great recession of the past decade. industryeaders recently met in orlando, florida. and that'sre w we find phil lebeau tonight. >> reporter: they are big, high-price and very much in demand. corporate jets from small ones ewselling for a million dollars to a big boy going for tens ofmillions. they are once again hot sell clearly the global economy is very strong right now, particularly the u.s. and business aviat tends to follow the economy. so this is a particularly good time that we're seeing t for aviation industry. >> after business jet sales losa altituecade ago, the recovery has been slose mainly bec lot of used planes held down demand for new ones. that's no longer the case. the the the 600 jet is atracking heavy interest. >> we have sales for th

apart to some extent to meet witht some of th h leaders and i guess they are like any other group of pl pe there's some that want to be helpful and there's some that >> senator dianne feinstein, thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you, scott. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> now continuing with politics.o more than an pipe bombs were mailed to prominent democrats and critics of president trump, including several california recipients. today, suspicious packages were found in sacramento and burlingame addressed to harr and tom stier. a florida suspect is now in custody. president trump iseportedly considering shutting down the u.s./mexico border in response to the caravan from honduras. more on y house races with bay area volunteers campaigning in the central valley.oi ng us to discuss all of these issues is hoover institution fellow lonnien che and shawn walsh, aic repu strategy gift. nice to hell of you back. we learning more about the pipe bomb scare and the suspect. many targets arend democrats some of them the sharpest critics of president trump and in california as we are lear

the greenwich estate owned by leona hemsly purchased in 2010 for $35 pl put back on the market for $50 in million in 2016 appear now down $29 million and still know buyers. djt in miami beach, celebrity kohl i had bought this home for $22 million just under the asking price. it's got 13,00square pete, home theater, five bedrooms and an 80 foot guest house. sold by michael learner who made his tortune from baby onboard car signs in the 1980s. country. for nightly business report, i'm robert frank. >> indeed. ing to handle floods by controlling what comes out of the sky. we'llxpin. >>> and s more earnings now do you component travelers beat quarterly earnings and revenfo casts as the company saw urowth in both of its personal and business ice divisions. and despite hurricane florence, the insurers losses from catastrophes narrowed to $264 million c last year.700 million shares fell more than 1% today to 1.14. >>> b not the same issue over at aig which after the bell said it expects the third quarter catastrophic losses. due to the typhoon in jpen in hurricane and mudslide. as a result th

many people take pls that were prescribed for a family member or friend. now, a doctor is sounding the alarm. our mical correspondent dr. john torres went to chicago's northwestern memorial hospital for the story. >> i told you guys a little bit about my story. >> reporter: aaron's opiod addiction began with percocet prescribed for pain after a football injury. >> the first time i t substance in my body and it hit my blood stream, ed everything cha from there. >> reporter: it was easy for him to get hise pills when prescription ran out. >> as simple as lking up to their medicine cabinet. r >>orter: surgeons write 28 million prescriptions for opiods each year. a5% of them go unused. >> howre you doing today? >> reporter: w, one surgeon is raising a red flag. the left over opiods are dangerous and getting into the wrong hands. >> the majority of patients who end u in addiction clinics who they started with a surgical encounter, that should be on us. >> reporter: it's a simple but radical idea for a new kind of drug take back program. >> did you bring them wi

and i was like, "was it, like, when we were,e pl" and then mom was like, "no, like, he had it beforee owned the place," and it was because his father worked as a bartender there, and as a kid, him and his brother would, after school, they'd come to the restaurant, 7 mile house, and sit at the end of the bar and watch his dad work. and they would be inspired by him, and they looked up to him, and watching him work at 7 mile as the bartender and seeing him communicate with other people helped them know their dad better, 'cause he was always working, so that's the only way that they can see him as he is. and i felt that connection, because i kind of feel that way to my mom. vane t you don't get a 160-year-old building in this area at all. you can count maybe just four or five of us thae is the guardian of this place. robert: how about being filipino, how does that fit into what you feel in connection to this place? vanessa: i think it's a good opportunity for me to be here as a filipino immigrant. it's really funny that i'm the guardian of this old american place, but, you know, it's qu

but it wasn't the er pls fighting. it washe coaches, the grownups.hardly the first time we've seen coaches and parents behaving badly on the fid. let's get more from kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: a post-game hand shake gone terribly wrong. the coaches' fists flying. an all-out brawl in front of 9 and 10-year-olds. steven salyers poste this veo writing, grown men fighting at a pee wee football game today. please make this go viral. >> i juswant these coaches to see, hey look, your players are looking at your actions. look what you done. reporter: today the coach is apologizing for the poor display of sportsmanship in front of those we e pected to mentor. it is not an isolated incident. the problem so pervasive, referee brian barlow started this website posting videos of parents behaving badly. >> when people see themselves, they change their own dynamics. >> reporter: the hope that viral videos like this one mht get parents to act their age. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> pretty ugly to watch. >>> up next, those who serve. help and the officer litera

one indication is the volatility index, a msure of how urgently they are buying option attention pl surging to the high 20s this week andte ele level. but while the low extremes reached in february that marke theorrection low. veteran traders like to see this volatility mretreat f peak over the course of a trading session, often a sign the market is calming. investor sentiment has been cautious as well. typically a nasty decline spreads worry which can set the scene for eventual recovery. one clue to end the market might find footings is when the majority of stocks participate in relieales that pop up. while the skid in the market roll with a move to new multiyear yields ins. bond yie suggesting it became a violent rotation out of some of the best performing steak, industrial and consumer a stos fears of rising rates, a possible profit slowdown and unsettled global markets flared up. there is no reliable way to call an end to thegly episode. but one consolation might be the action is not based on evidence of ani wea economy. this is mostly a stock market event t tied valuations and investor

pl - take an extra $10 offen ! layer on the savings! this weekend - at kohl's. wi you'll make my morning, but the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. >>> daddy. hey. >> daddy. >> hey, buddy. did you miss me? >> -huh. >> yeah? are you surprised to see me here? >> mm-hmm. >> a double dose of surprise. on the sameha day t one soldier urprises his son with a homecoming, the entire family gets to share the moment when they welcome a fourth. and the family says it was more than they could have hoped for. marco finley was overseas with his army national guard unit while his wife cassidy was back in iowa counting dn the days to her due date. neither expected him to be home for the deliver but in a matter of moments everything changed

the last time pl unment was this low was in 1969. the unemployment rate dropng to 3.7% with employers adding 134,000 jobs in september, extending eight and a half years of monthly job growth, the longest stretch on record. >>> now to the mysterioussa earance raising concerns around the world. nehe chief of interpol has go missing after flying to china. here is richard engel with more. >> reporter:e's one of the world's top law enforcement officials, meng hongwei, the president of interpol and he's gone missing. a senior chinese official lives in france where interpol is bas and authorities opened an investigation but insists he did not disappear on french soil. meng's wife first reported she hadn't heard from him since he left on a trip to chin tonight chinese media report he is under in investigation hina and was taken away as soon as he landed in the country. it's unclear where he is now. ot the first time a prominent chinese official disappeared. china's most famous actress featured in the "x men" series was missing for three mont

an that mea tnshat ssientive pl,ants y wouantng to bri them .n th arehr teaneteyd b that frt.os eefrze tha rkdaer purple thatou yseyoe e, and re goingo teebe sing teermpesatur aunrodre fg ezinand elow freinez wg ase adhe thugutho e thevengni and toghnit. so the oerthng thie' wre looking ate hers il- feeli ke ertempate,urn eve lerow tn .tth it i gfoing toee fltt prey cool. itoe gsnt io eecffnt i twos inute miigdnht,nd a it ayins ec efft until00 10: a..m rrtomoowmo g.rnin n,agai pterohoct tse stiensive tsplan. gohe abrad, inthg n.em i enif you hav alrey.ad encurrtem ttuperare rsight no w, of cour,see' wre stillol hdi ang lile wmearnsidehe t beway. eg drees in washitong.cn, d. tbu noteic up towards montgomyer s.coun,5 3 deeegr down towards namass,as manassas? wh'soi gng on. 33egesrere thely you're on one rsee w aay from freezing and henav'tea rch tedolhe cd point whichgoingo tbe 006:, 007:or tomrow morning. veon ge fwaorrd inhe t refutu.te eratureshe are, lot ofs u eetering ouarhand ttez freing gr ee.mark tandhe wn movento the afrnnoo by0 5:0p.m. weoeb r poundreyttec dyentl toin thepp uer

the stock could come in mike still makes money on the trade pl the bad scenario is we have seen companies that have missed and the stocks down 10% on their way down 20% that's when you don't want to be sure short a put. except if you buy prior to earnings this is a trade sflup starbucks is up on the month yum is unchange. there is a defensive element to some of the stuff. and that's really i think why i wanted to put the trade on, because you have that plus the fact that it could just be a good number and ascend on its results. >> yeah, i mean people like the fundamental story here they've been making a lot of changes over the course of the last couple of years every single one of the things that they said they were going to do whether cutting sgna expense, refranchising they hit every one and still on track actually to continue that. they are talking about basically 957% franchising by next year or there base that helps reduce risks that companies like this would otherwise face so fundamentally i like what they are doing the ralgs is we call it reasonable at 20 times forward so you know

pl mike florio on "pro football talk." you can see mike with ch s simms. all right. that will do it for . sbnal score here from pitturghh ravens wthe win, 26-14, over the steelers. al and criwill wrap things up after this. >> we can fit more! there's still more room! we gotta go. juicer! we don't have a juicer! the volkswagen tiguan. it fits everything you need, and everything you don't. the new way to watch fight sports. watch every moment. from over 70 fight nights a year. erwhenever you want, whever you want. let's get ready to rumble! on dazn. it's true, the big wireless companies have great coverage. great coverage... that's because of all these cell towers. glorious, isn't it?! but guess what? straight talk wireless runs on the same 4g lte networks, for up to 30% less. get the ultimate unlimited plan for just $55 a month, no contract. why haven't we switched? you really should, it's a really good deal. now get $100 off the latest samsung galaxy smartphones. straight talk wireless. of great savings and service. with such a long history, it's easy to trust geico!

y pl can catch mike florio and mike sims tomorrow morning and, of course, all the latest football news from florio and company is available for you on pro football talk.com. well, that will do it for us from houston. vethe texans get another oime win. they wonack to back games. final score here19-16. al and cris will wrap things up after this. ♪ is that good? yeah, it's perfect. bees! bees, bees! [ yelling ] [ indistinct chattering ] close the door! [ heavy breathing ] aww, there's bees in the car. bees! bees! the volkswagen atlas. with easy-access 3rd row. life's as big as you make it. pizza pringles. you made bbq, pizza. wow. add a jalapeño. spicy, bbq, pizza. wow. wow. wowwww. woww. wawawawow. wow. woww. stack flavors. make new ones. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands?ieve it. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. (upbeat music playing throughout) for.great deals on great gea with the season's

rosenfeld apparently called a news reporter in pennsylvania to boast about his pl, and that reporter called pole. they eventually found rosenfeld. investigators believe he's the only person involved in this >>> coming up on 4:34. we have an update to breaking news you saw here on news today. d.c. police have identified the man killed during a carjacking late tuesday night. police say 53-year-old curtis barnum was stabbed multiple tomes aftering for gas on minnesota avenue northeast.rn 's family tells us he was a giving man and tried to help others any way he could. theuspect was arrested yesterday. take a good look at your screen though. police are still looking for the stolen white pickup> truck. osecutors will have their chance to question the man accused of killing three members of a d.c. family and their housekeeper later today. the defense homesaron wint's testimony will hel they're arguing wint's brothers used his minivan t drive to d.c. where they murdered the family and tricked daron wint into coming to pick up his minivan. >>> your time now is 4:35. here's a look at our othe

the plan is to ressam pl or rescan a o tetra t p tcel g. that includes the inside of six old buildings and the soil from sewer and storm drain trenches. crews will take nearly 7,000 soil samples and test them for raisation. dozens of community members criticized the navy's initial plan to retest parcel g. the navy says it listened. >> that has been changed significantly, i would say, both to regulatory comments as well as community comments. one of our primary focuses is to make sure the community's aware of the work that we're doing. we're trying to be transparent. 100% transparent. >> the navy hopes to begin field work this winter and finish testing by next iludes indepen oversight by a third party. tetratech says it stands by radiation cleanup work at shipyard too pricey for teacher. the costly bay area housing market is creating big problems for school districts as more and more teachers leave to find more affordable areas to live. san jose unified says it is trying to doing? about it. tonight the district held a community meeting to tr