you will see it at proctor road. i am not seeing a delay. if you have problems on the roads, send me an email. i am your road warrior and i will help you with traffic questions in the bay area. email me, road warrior in the bay area. email me, roadwarrior@wtsp.com.>>> things are shaping up nicely as we start your wednesday morning. looking out over clearwater and sarasota, all of the beaches once the sun comes up they will look better. it feels great already. 69 tampa, 64 carrollwood. 62 in brooksville. no 50s out there this morning. humidity has nudged up a little bit. we see a little bit more cloud cover on the coast there. obviously you will see that as the sun comes up. that's an hour from now with light rain tracking inland as we look to the east. back to the nature coast, may be a few sprinkles but it won't terms of rain chances for today. as we head into the afternoon a few sprinkles are going to be possible. largely into the afternoon. still the coverage will only be around 10%. what we will see will be very light. not going to be is

is accident south at us 41 which is the tamiami trail right at proctor road. at least one link taken away southbound on that tamiami trail. >>> we have breaking news now, to police officer shot and killed in an ambush. this happened in des moines iowa. about gunfire and found an officer shot to death in his patrol car. 20 minutes later another officer was also found shot. >>> keep the right here in news channel 8 and wfla.com as we continue together more information about. we will have all of the up dates for you . >>> on the campaign trail this morning, vice president joe biden will be back in tampa campaigning for hillary clinton. this comes with just 6 days left democrats worry about one key part of their voter base. ryan hughes is live in at the museum of science and industry in tampa this morning. rhein, the democrats are trying to gain warm black voter support. >> good morning, once again, that is one demographic the democrats rely heavily on and that is why the vice president of the united states will be here in north tampa later this morning. >> polls

and in sarasota county, a crash blocking southbound lanes of us 41 and this is at proctor road. coming up, i will have detours on both of these accidents and get you drive times.

. >> reporter: the proctor and gamble has helped identify and close 50 factories cranking out counterfeit goods. >> be cognizant of that, be safe. >> reporter: the boys in blue have a nearby address. one step closer they hope to the mr. big to another factory. >> when we find the source of this we're going to find some kind of organized criminal organization. >> reporter: i'm riding with vet rant lieutenant jeffrey diedrich. >> bodies trashed. one shoulder surgery, broken this hand three times. >> from? stuff on the job? >> yeah. >> reporter: he now heads the l.a. county sheriff's counterfeit and piracy team. laundry detergent -- >> you can smell it. i don't get it. >> reporter: cigarettes, alcohol. detergent? >> if we're driving around with a kilo of cocaine, we're nervous. these guys are driving around vanloads of this stuff every day like nothing. if you m selling counterfeit tide as heroin? what would you choose? the tide. you're not going to do 40 years in prison. >> reporter: the math goes something like this. dealers buy the stuff for maybe $5 a bucket, and we found it for sale onl

their proctor is up against unilever.ot great competitive advantage and bad translation back. that was part of the mcdonald's even though i think easterbrook is going to try for that but proctor is the battleground stock here on the dollar. i want people to not throw away their proctor, because they raised the dividend consistently, very well run, they had terrific organic growth. but that is the company that's on the firing line for the dollar. you would think it's caterpillar and it should be because of komatsu, but it's proctor, that's what people are selling. that's been the proxy, a little less clorox, they don't have as much overseas. kimberly has been a good proxy to watch. and don't forget those who are doing coca-cola, be careful because muthar kent is hedged very smart man. >> at coca-cola they are hedged. >> coca-cola. >> coca-cola company, not of america. >> no, apple building, floating that rumor apple is going to build things here. can i just say apple is building the largest infrastructure project? jim stew

one of our key artifacts we have on display here is the flag of john proctor's battalion from west moreland county. it was a flag created early in the 1770's and it is kind of important for several reasons. one is that the symbolism on it of the coiled rattlesnake and the inscription, "don't fret on me." -- ted on me." me."ed on the only surviving rattlesnake flag and we believe it may have been the first ever created. it is interesting symbolism where we have the coiled snake, and the rattlesnake is unique to north america and it looks towards the canton of the flag which is a british union jack. warning thelearly mother country to respect the rights of the americans or suffer the consequences. until july 4, essentially, 1776, much of the effort of the american revolution was actually reconciliation with the mother country, which is why we have a flag of the revolutionary war era that has a british flag on it itself. only a handful of flags survived from the revolutionary war era. this one is extremely fragile. it was painted in oil on silk. you see the light going on and off. it is very l

. >> and get this, alexis proctor alexis is a student at the academy in prince george's county. she released her first book earlier this year on amazon and mikea turner has more. >> reading a book she wrote to the media center in maryland. >> my curls are so big they fill me with lots of joy. >> 12-year-old alexis proctor talks about loving her natural thick curly hair. >> i love curly h it. >> she admits it has not always been that way. in her book she talks about how she used to be be teased and bullied. she cannot forget the first time it happened. >> i remember in kindergarten i wear it curly but only for a little bit because people could bush. >> her mother encouraged her and told her okay top stories -- it's okay to be different >> i said it's okay to be yourself. >> alexis learned how to wear different hair styles for curly hair and embrace it on you tube. it spired her to write this book. >> this book is all about loving your chair. >> alexis is the main which character. her cousin are featured in it. >> been sold. >> i'm proud for her accomplishment and knowing the kids

police say leif was struck and killed by a speeding driver yesterday morning on revere's proctor avenue. >> i collapsed there was no way he had made it. we just heard a lot of people screaming. reporter: the family's grief is compounded because leif was john's safetynet, leif did everything. >> leif would pull my wheelchair pick things up and detect seizures and alerts us bec i'm a -- because i'm partial complex epileptic. >> the woman behind the wheel was driving adult day care and she feels horrible but it was an accident. he was a special member of the family and cannot the replaced. but he has to be. >> i don't really know what is going to happen. reporter: on the gofundme page his dog had a profound, positive impact on him. touch with each other.live in revere. ed: red sox fans had to wait 86 years. that's it. maria: how about this? a cubs fan waited more than a century for a world series win. what she wants, now that her >> your storm team forecast harvey leonard. >> where it did rain, not a lot. less than a 10th of an inch. barely anything in orange. a lot of places did not do an

congratulations to three proctor academy basketball players from new hampshire. they all signed with division one teams this week. caleb green signed with holy cross. geo baker is going to record's. and c bonaventure. after will have a really good basketball team this year. the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to keep first responders save when arriving to hazmat emergencies. >> the team has worked very hard and to get this recognition is very exciting. tom: sensors for trains and high-tech keyboards. a lot of high-tech gadgetry in new hampshire that they do right here. let

this is on the tampa side, but no delays this morng. 75 at proctor road before you get to bee ridge. they have one lane blocked, but traffic's still very light. we are still in the green heading north on i-75 through sarasota. and your drive on i-4 looking great as well. you're looking at about 22 minneapolis from here to downtown. >>> thanks. -- 22 minutes from >>> japanese's prim mine ster met with trump yesterday becoming the first world leader to do so since the election. after the meeting he told says he told the president-elect's about issues and he's not concerned about japan's alliance with the u.s. >>> and the latest person caught posting about a fake news story. retired general michael flinn is being considered for trump's days before the election and forwarded a false story suggesting the new york police department had found so many files on anthony's laptop including pedophilia that he would be put away for life. the story was completely false, nonetheless he tweeted it to his followers saying "you decide." it has since been re-tweeted nearly 7,000 times. rewards stories

congratulations to three proctor academy basketball players from new hampshire. they all signed with division one teams this week. caleb green signed with holy cross. geo baker is going to record's. and cheff will play bonaventure. after will have a really good basketball team this year. the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. but s&nhu looking good. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is now helping first responders. be noisy. be silent. be near. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. interesting and impressive products made in new hampshire were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed

. >>> also a lane take away on the tamiami trail right at proctor road. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. >>> hillary clinton calls for backup, vice president joe biden back in the bay area targeting a group of voters democrats step there any -- desperately need >>> a local woman smashed over her presidential pick. >> the man accused of attacking her explains what drove him to cross the line over a political pin. >>> plus history in the making, the cubs power past the indians to force a game 7 in the world series. how chicago came through in the weapon indians may use to throw the cubbies. >>> good morning and welcome to news channel 8 today.

>> they nathan proctor has power and speed. it's no wonder that dozens of colleges have their eye on the 6 foot 2 inch, 170 pounder. his hard work and discipline on and off the field have paid paid off. he was named to the under armour team of the week. >> i feel like it's paid off. >> all those people about whom he cares so deeply were there as he received his all american jersey. >> let's put our hands together. >> the accomplishment is all the more notable when you realize his grades could have kept him from all of this. as a freshman nathan was a d student. >> did you ever think you would see the day when he would be a 3.5 student? >> honestly no but i'm happy. i'm so excited about this . >> you should finish thi as a freshman year he had a 1.6. a lot of growth from then until now. >> excellence in the classroom is drilled into their players from their football coach to their academic coach. >> i'm so proud to watch him out there. he's mature and professional young man on stage. >> i want to thank the sunts and faculty. >>

proctor & gamble, let's use that. a great quarter. but you got to sell every share of proctor & gamble and we got to buy every share of bank of america because the fed is going to raise rates. so he's on script. dr. fischer's on script. that money ain't going back to proctor any time soon. as good as proctor is and i think it should be bought, i recognize you're in front of freight train and you're a bus in front of a freight train and it's "the fugitive." >> did i read this right? the rally getting out of hand. that there are better bargains in the garbage. >> nvidia, when i wrote that, nvidia was at 66. it was down three. i said on my game plan if nvidia comes down you must buy it ahead because they're the number one data center chip company, number one gaming company. that was a good buy. there are ones that are good buys. are the bond market equivalent stocks that good? i don't know. but the tech stocks. >> what's going on though with fang for example yesterday and some of these tech stocks -- >> what is fang? >> how quickly we fo

. >> teachers or proctors have changed answers in answer books. or have directed students to change answers. >> jeff is deputy commissioner at the department of elementary and secondary education. he says the problems are not widespread but remain a serious concern. >> why do you think that happens? >> i don't think there is any there are always those who try to appear that they are doing better perhaps than they are. >> to a middle school teacher was pointing out wrong answers and telling students to fix them in. taunton, because of a truly alarming number of erased answers at an elementary school. changed from incorrect to from incorrect to correct. >> in hampton, the end result was tragic. the case remains under investigation. >> i can tell you, we were certainly heart sick to hear about that. i mean, no one wants to have a family go through that. >> had they done their job, this never would have happened. >> the superintendent would not comment on the investigation other than to say the school remains deeply saddened by samuel's death. coming

alexis proctor wrote a book called "curly girls love your curls." the book encourages people to embrace their natural hair. alexis is the main character in the book where she talks about after being ashamed of it. she says hair care videos on youtube helped her campaign confidence >> i saw a curly-haired tutorial on youtube and ever since then i have been so obsessed. wearing my hair curly. >> alexis and mother started a publishing company called books for cool kids. the 12-year-old plans to start a series of books on self- esteem and already has her second one written about loving the skin you're in. >>> are you ready for some snow? we're just 44 days away from the official start of winter. can the flakes be far behind? and how much will we get? how cold will it be? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you

message >>> finally tonight, we want you to meet a young girl from prince george's county named alexis proctor. >> she is only 12, but she's inspiring others with the book she has written. it's called curly your curls, and alexis writes about loving her naturally thick curly hair, but she says it hasn't always been that way. she used to be teased and bullied every time she wore her hair the natural way. >> i remember in kindergarten, i did wear my hair curly, but only for a little bit because everyone would tease me and say move your big head out of the way. >> i'm so proud of her amazing. >> alexis and her mom launched books for cool kids, and she has already written book number two about loving the skin you're in. >> who is laughing now? >> i was going to say she's laughing all the way to the bank and changing lives at the same time. >>> election day forecast? >> spectacular tomorrow. a frosty start, but 68 and hitting 7 0 in spots. with re6 inches behind for rain fall for the year, and nice thay the burgundy and gold. >> little things excite you. >> get out and enjoy it while you can. >> do

it's time for proctor's garden. brandon is here this morning teaching us a cool new way to decorate our thanksgiving tables. when you mention we're using all natural products for this decoration. we're going to use things like squash. how do you make squash interesting. >> brandon figured it out. >> this is hubbard squash. you can get it at any garden center. most grocers have it. there's some green pumpkins. i wanted to stick thanksgiving can be so heavy. >> orange and the brown. >> orange and brown. so instead of pulling out your dusty thanksgiving box, just go to your garden center or the grocery store and pick up some squash and then this is a really common house plant. it's english ivy. it may already be in your house. >> so that's what's growing out of my sink? >> just pull it off your sink. >> just kidding. that's not happening. this is kind of common household stuff here. >> that's right. we have this gold flat ware. we've carried the gold theme into the glasses as well. >> it works well together. >> that's

will proctor do this? proctor's got some dividend protection. being the quintessential american company, they reported good quarter but 3% yield. does that protect you in a world where the 30-year -- well, interest rates have stopped for the 30-year, didn't go up that much, but i'm saying more evidence this is not where people want to be. >> okay. we'll keep an eye on tyson. also going to keep an eye on tesla as we head to the opening bell because it now includes solarcity. that deal having closed. we've got that opening bell just a few minutes away right here on "squawk on the street." ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel al

anjuli proctor. >> the jury finished deliberations without reaching a verdict. they will start tomorrow at 8:30. we have video of a robber on the run. the places he targeted this past week and how to find him before he strikes again. >>> ten year after gastric bypass surgery. were they able to keep off the weight. that's coming up >>> behind the gates the race is on to find the next killer street drug. >> it is playing russian rowlet you don't know what you are going to get. >> compounds so dangerous they will analyze a sample. >> inside the biggest lab with are company should treat you like family... [phone rings] operator: health care customer service caller: hi this is patricia ramirez. operator: oh, patricia! colleague: i love patricia! colleague 2: when is she getting married? operator: it's about time, lady! this is the real question: how's that man you're dating? where's the ring? ...we mean more like this. operator: we can do this together. i'll schedule an appointment with the diabetes specialist, ok? member: thank you. you deserve compassion. you deser

ining us to navigate the faith proctor. >> it is crazy. >> you will be there first thing thursday? at the door? right. me neither. i will be doing the online shopping think this year. and you know the majority of stores are starting their in- store black friday which is thursday shopping on thanksgiving anywhere between 5:00 and 6:00. some of them like jcpenney starting at 3 pm. you have no timto digest at that on thursday morning at the crack of dawn, 12:01 am. you can start shopping early and avoid the crowds which is nice. there are some specifi promotions going on for some of the key retailers. let's look at those. at walmart this year they are bringing back the infamous wristband where if you show up and wait in line during their door buste then they will give you a wristband for heavily promoted ones. the ones everybody wants. if you get one of the wristbands you are guaranteed to get that item as long as you go back and get it within two hours. you are not guaranteed to get the item if you don't get the wristband. walmart, early purchase of select items on thr app. and they

. >> and that was anjuli proctor. >> he could get life in prison. >> kidnapping cas disturbing. police think the man who kept a woman chained up killed at least seven people. police are searching the property of todd koehlhepp's property. a woman was found chained in a container on his property. her boyfriend's body was found nearby buries in a shallow grave. he showed officials where two more people are buried. gender, i don't know manner of death, we don't know how long. there is one more down here but we'll keep looking until we're positive that is it. >> he confessed he killed four people at a shop in 2003. he's been charged with four counts of murder for that and is in jail with no bond. >> new at 5:00 a robber on the run in st. pete after walking into a bank of america demanding cash. it was is photos of the woman here. police say she is the one who did it during lunch time. she got the cash after passing the tell area note saying she had a bomb. she was seen getting into a tan mini van that had a missing license plate. if you know the woman call the police. >>> terrifying

i think proctor & gamble replace income you weren't getting from bonds.ng before you get to the point of saying i'm going to jump into alphabet and facebook. i think it is about what were the trades? i think both of those were crowded trades. >> we were in a completely different environment. everyone was searching for a yield. now that pricing in the s&p like a growth stock. it doesn't matter. you don't have to show them anything. he was the unknown candidate. now he is delivering rainbows and sunshine from above. i think everything happened a little too fast. there will be a time -- >> that's what markets do. >> there will be a time to buy utilities and staples once again. this is a one-day event. i think you have to believe that that rotation from basically out of tech and into financials is over. i don't think that is over. >> this may be a tough question. if you are a manager do you change? if you are in consumer staples what did last several years mean? what happens if this is kind of starting to take place? >> i don't know that you would. you had ki

marcus king, christopher proctor andre dudley have been charged in the shooting death. look for updates in the nbc washington app. >>> president-elect donald trump has a full slate of meetings today as he works to build his white house team. south carolina governor nikki haley is scheduled to meet with the president-elect. she is being considered as secretary of state. trump is also expected to meet with former national security considered michael flynn as national security advisor. >>> mike pence will head to capitol hill today. he will attend a meeting, a conference with house republicans this morning and meet with speaker paul ryan as well as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. pence is expected to meet with democratic leaders of the house and senate. >> america is worth it. our children are worth it. give up. that was hillary clinton's message to supporters last night in her first public appearance since conceding the election. she made the remarks at an event for the children's defense fund. clinton was honored by the organization. aides say her appearance was

and bob mcdonald made $15.9 million in 2013 alone while working as the chef executive of proctor andamble. he did bring aboard a secretary of state that ended up being dead broke, but hillary clinton ended up being worth more than $15 million while in office and a whole lot more now. >> anthony, thanks for beington >> it's great to be here. >> can you clear some of this up? there is a lot of talk about him surrounding himself with billionaires as if that's a bad thing. >> i think the only thing that peter left out, with the trump bump all of those people are a lot richer, including mr. buffet. >> you're referencing the stock rise. >> yes. the denegration of wealthy people and the divisiveness of that class warfare is coming to an end. that's a good thing for the american people. the other thing that that article left out is every one of these people is an unbelievable philanthropi philanthropist. >> betsy? >> he's dedicated her whole life to education, how to help poor people in the inner cities get their children the quality education they need so they can have an aspirational worki

proctor. donald trump would be the first president elected without government experience. what advice would you have for him for dealing with how to better manage our government? and maybe to narrow that down, specifically, what somebody who has never been in government would not know? know.w what you don't look, i am one who takes a different tack around even though i have spent much of my time in the private sector. this idea that a ceo is somehow therefore magically able to be a better president or as unique talent. first of all, and i don't been this in a disparaging way, running a real estate and development company is not like running general motors or jpmorgan or some major institution with global and lots of thousands of people and management issues where you get the experience of actually managing a broad thing. a relatively is small company. i don't think you can necessarily take those into it. i think it is a very difficult situation where you go from a privately owned and held company where what you think it's done, period, whether it is right or wrong, do it.

this is at the information with proctor road. if you missed it in the last a crash at county line road and grand club drive in the hudson area. all the westbound lanes are blocked so please avoid if you can. best and closest work around is going to be spring hill drive. laura? >>laura: all right. thank you. we're waiting to learn the identity of a woman whose body was discovered in a ditch in the palm river area. a horse back rider found the woman's body near the intersection of 20th avenue south and 58th street south just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. detectives say the woman was cause of death. we'll keep you updated as soon as we learn more. >>russell: a tragic accident. that's what deputies are calling the death of a river view man who vanished with his son on the jet ski. they discovered his body a mile west of the island where his son was found. when morris' wife called to checkup on them, a 3-year-old gone. >> unfortunately, it wasn't the outcome we desired but at this point, at least the family can get some closure abo

but also, some businesses, boeing, proctor & gamble, sponsored a letter -- >> the market hit a brand new high never before seen in the history of this nation. >> they wrote a letter. a great deal of anxiety within business. polling within business isn't over yet. the polling got it wrong or maybe just overreacted last night the way human emotion gets into it or overreacts at times. >> where are we now? i would assume there's a period of volatility. uncertainty. change. markets get weird when that happens. >> business community particularly will look for signals. who are you going to put in charge of treasury? who are you going to put in charge of commercese jobs being to surrogates that did your job for you in the field but aren't necessarily qualified to, you know, to do the jobs or are you putting people in there that business and that the public can feel confident in? is there an opening up, comments last night, i have to reach out and make sure everyone feels part of this administration. it was a quick summary of that. he didn't dwell on that. as long as perhaps those who had los

this report highlighted the treatment of harvey proctor in particular, wrongly accused of child rapend murder. these are the worst things that can be said of a human being. i think they regarded me... to be... disposable. isposable. the accuser, known as nick, he can't be identified for legal reasons, is now himself being investigated for attempting to pervert the course of justice. but sir richard's report found 43 failures in operation in midland, saying officers didn't properly assess the credibility of the accuser, inaccuracies in search warrants misled a judge and the investigation went on too long. police interviewers lacked key information and a principal failure was one of poor judgment and, in a direct challenge to national police policy, he said officers were too willing to believe accusers in the early stages of investigations. our concern, at the nspcc, is that this litany of errors in operation midland is going to result in inhibiting victims and survivors coming forward and talking about things that have happened to them. the claim in this enquiry was of an elite paedop

proctor & gamble, travelers, disney among today's biggest drags. oil dropping as well. phil flynn of the price futures group is a fox business contributor. he is watching all the action from the cme. lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and lori, historic milestone in the selloff for the s&p, yikes! >> unless you're long on the vix. the vix has been up, melissa, just as long as the s&p's been down. right now you're looking at the s&p 500 down today, off three points t was looking good until the last hour of trading. benchmark indexes turned green and south as we headed toward the closing bell today. the election uncertainty continues to cloud the election forecast. that is the overwhelming theme here this week. dow for the week, down 1.3%. the nasdaq worst of three major indexes on the week, 2.6%. want to show you a fascinating chart. s&p versus the vix. as i mentioned, s&p has come down the last nine day, the vix, the fear index, has gone straight up and it is a perfect x. looks at those trends. there is definitely fear and uncertainty baked int

if you go back to 1950's because the economy is capital intensive, what's our large corporation, proctors low corporate tax rate at the time, not individual entrepreneurs. more restaurants and that's just competing with each other and not driving growth. we happen to be fortunately intensive area at times when risk taking and talent are driving more and it's become much more entrepreneurial and large corporations have a difficult time innovating and such a lrnlg pool, too afraid to just try to do it all. we are trying to stop global warming. we need huge corporations and the whole thing can change to dynamic than the one we are living here today. it happens to be that today it's entrepreneurs out without capital that seem to be driving the growth. >> let's go back to second myth. largely unearned. why is that a myth? >> the argument that the 1% has gained success by negotiating with the cronies, that there's been a huge rise crony capitalism. you see tell-tale signs of crony capitalism. we see it in sports. it's surprised how much cheating on a misdemeanor level. there are certainly going

earlier this year, mr proctor described the effect on him.start this investigation. i we had, at that stage, a credible complaint, we had to investigate some very serious allegations, they happened to be against important people, but that makes no difference, we had to investigate this. the investigation, based at this police station in sutton, south london, failed in 43 different ways, the report says, including search warrants obtained with flawed information, and interviews carried out by officers unaware of important facts. our concern at the nspcc is that this litany of errors, really, in operation midland, is going to result in inhibiting victims and survivors coming forward and talking about thingsi ‘that have happened to them. the claim in operation midland was of an elite paedophile group, active in prestigious london locations, a highly newsworthy story, and with that in mind, sir richard today called for the law to give those accused anonymity until they are charged. thejimmy savile case showed that victims were not believed. this

time for proctor's garden. we have brandon and julie joining us today. something interesting to talk about. plants need less water during the wintertime. but not right now. not this year because our temperatures are still really hot. >> that's right. it's still hot. we're not getting -- it's not super cold yet. your plants are living organisms. they still need water. we need to take care of that. tips. >> so basically everything needs water right now. we haven't gotten anything. so we need to help mother nature out. so rule of thumb you want about an inch of water every two to three weeks. you can do that several ways. you can just use a sprinkler with your hose, you can do some deep root watering -- this is a deep root waterer. what you want to do with this is so you've got a tree here and these are the outer branches. you want to do it around outer branches. that's where the feeder roots are. you don't want to do it next to the base of the trunk. stick this down about 8 to 12 inches and water deeply. then you can see -- if you're using a sprinkler you

. >> jean proctor. donald trump would be the first president elected without government experience. what advice would you have for him for dealing with how to better manage our government? ms. davidson: and maybe to narrow that down, specifically, what somebody who has never been in government would not know? >> know what you don't know. look, i am one who takes a different tack around even though i have spent much of my time in the private sector. this idea that a ceo is somehow therefore magically able to be a better president or as unique talent. first of all, and i don't been this in a disparaging way, running a real estate and development company is not like running general motors or jpmorgan or some major institution with global and lots of thousands of people and management issues where you get the experience of actually managing a broad thing. it is a relatively small company. i don't think you can necessarily take those into it. i think it is a very difficult situation where you go from a privately owned and held company where what you think it's done, period, whether it is

they dried coconut meat for soap for proctor and gamble. he and his wife were kikied in 1914.hat means eaten. this is one of my very favorite pictures, and i'll just say a few words and turn things back over to sue. this family is in the gilbert islands. they are cannibals. london somehow gets them, and one thing you'll notice about them, they have on all their finest jewelry and decorations, but what they all have is a cigarette or a pipe. tobacco in that place is money. so they are showing you their new rolex, their new porsche. london gets it. and if you look at it, you have to understand he was flat on the ground to get that shot. he often shoots up on the natives to ennoble them. they went aboard a slave ship, which was nearly overrun by angry islanders. they were saved by the local missionary. these are all inhe solomon islands. and there is jack saying good-bye with his camera. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> i just want to utter a half dozen words to sum up the entire show of the photography. jack london's literary idol was the novelist joseph conrad. conrad wrote, "my t

the only thing good judging from tide numbers from proctor, they're washing their clothes.nd febreze, maybe their space smells better. >> activision is tomorrow. >> i think activision and take two will be very good. yelp is the confusing thing for me because that would indicate periodically they go out for a meal. >> well, it's hard to get out of the bunker. >> well, you know, yelp, they have delivery services. >> oh, okay. >> meantime, the battle between hillary clinton and donald trump intensifies with less than a week to go before election day. five days, 14 hours and 52 minutes. let's get to eamon javers live in washington with the latest. hey, eamon. >> good morning, carl. with less than a week to go you get the sense this is a race that is tightening in its final days. take a look at this "the washington post"/abc poll that's out showing a dead heat here between hillary clinton and donald trump. this is conducted october 28th through the 31st. hillary clinton 46, donald trump 46, gary johnson at 3 and jill stein just at 2% there. so a dead heat according to that poll.

. >> the proctors and the cokes. >> yeah, those are what you sell when you think there's going to bereat economic growth. i would urge people who are still buying these the only ones that can i justify on an earnings basis if you're reaching, reaching, reaching are the banks. and the reason i say that is because they should have traded off book value, but the reason why they didn't was because people always felt that the regulators were going to be too tough and that book value would never be equal. you know, citi, my travel trust owns, citi has a $65 book value, bank of america is now above its book value. you'll get to book value in this new regime if what david faber and i were saying. >> speaking of david faber. he's got some malone. >> that's right, carl. of course every year we get to sit down with john malone of liberty media. this time we discussed att and time warner. he didn't have much to say on expectations of the regulatory review but had a lot to say in terms of whether he thinks the deal makes sense. >> if i was randall stephenson, i would do what he's just done. >> yo

now they're talking about she drops names at proctor & gamble and gm and -- >> the incremental amountre talking about increasing op x by to hire engineers i think is over $5 billion. it seems almost inconceivable they could find enough people. >> well, they have -- they're building like four seasons like dorms to get the people. >> and the fact their earnings came on a day where gannett, the journal with layoffs, the times -- ad revenue is falling at 15%, 19% at these legacy companies. >> i had clorox on last night, one of the smartest consumer packaged goods. his budget from 10% social media to 40%. it goes up every time i speak to him. and it's facebook. >> and google. >> and google. that's it. >> that's more or less the entire marketplace. >> he said the return on investment for facebook and google is so much greater than -- >> and the bigger they get, the more data they have, the better they are in terms of giving an advertiser better what they're getting. >> if you back out facebook and google, u.s. ad spend estimated fallen five in the quarter. >> i put up a picture of my dog sl