we realized how valuable oyster reeves could be.here used to be 200,000 oysters protecting the shore line. >> so our natural barrier is gone >> correct >> you are telling us this big pile of shells will save us? >> it will help. >> the goal is to place 100 billion across acres of reeves by 2025, bag by bag. projects had to prove not only were they making the shore lines more resilient and bringing even the largest communities together to protect their own real estate >> we want to engage communities. that's how you get long-standing change if the community and people who live there and work there are actively involved. >> we are lucky to live and work in new york city where we have access to the best species with that comes responsibility of the choices we make >> just this summer, new legislation was introduced to fund $100 million in natural shore line restoration this is not easy work. not only do they need funding and oyster shells, they face tough hurdles to poachers. >> great to have you on set. why is zoning an issue why woul

. >>> rising risks how oyster reeves are protects coast of real estate from erosion and storm surge.hose stories and more tonight r tuesday, october 8th. >>> welcome, investors would love to see an end to the trade war between the u.s. and china. but experts say it's likely you're going to have to wait. stocks fell sharply today as tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated, days before critical high-level talks begin and higher tariff rates are scheduled to take effect. here are closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average 3130134 points to 26164. the nasdaq was down 132 and the s&p 500 lid 45. we begin at the new york stock exchange and bob pisani. >> another tough day of trading. stocks falling off as optimism falters around the u.s. china trade deal. but ending near the sessionhe lolo. so once again the market are beholden to negotiations. stock startedower on news the u.s. would add more chinese companies to the export blacklist, then falling further on the word that trump administration was considering ways to limit u.s. investments in china like cutting

randall reeves set sail over a year ago trying to complete a unique around the world trek.has been following his journey from the beginning and was there for his return. >> reporter: on saturday morning, a small spec appeared on the horizon about a mile outside the golden gate bridge. more than a dozen boats sailed out to meet him. the crafts coming into view, sailor randall reeves and his 45-foot boat returning to the bay area 380 days after sailing out. >> congratulations. >> thanks for coming out to see me in. i areciate it. >> last year he set out to make sailing history. his goal, to be the first person to sail solo around in a single season, a journey he calls the figure 8 voyage. >> it's actually two really long routes. it's like twice as far as most adventure sailors ever think of going. >> it was reeves' second attempt at it. his first try the year before, his boat was battered in vicious storms and he was force today give up. >> it was really, really difficult to get knocked down and have to start over. >> but on saturday, the flotilla joined in a victory lap past

the hearing led rachel reeves to reach a damning conclusion.ious cases of accounting do we need? we've had bhs, corillian, and now we have thomas cook, how many more do we need before your industry opens its eyes and recognises that you are complicit in all of this and that you need to reform? i think the conclusion the policymakers will take from today, we can't rely on you to do the right thing. —— we've had carillion. barclays bank has been roundly criticised for its decision to stop letting its customers withdraw cash in post offices. the option had been seen as particularly helpful for those living in rural areas where many bank branches had closed. but the facility will be withdrawn at the end of this year. lord duncan, a business minister, said the government was watching the situation closely. the government is disappointed with the withdrawal of barclays from the re—banking framework. nonetheless, the new banking framework will enable customers to access their cash from 27 high—street banks. the government will continue to ensure commu

i appreciate it. >> september 30th of last year, reeves set out to make sailing history.be the first person to sail solo around antarctica and the americas in a single season. a journey he calls the figure eight voyage. >> it is actually two really long routes. it's like twice as far as most adventure sailors ever think of going. >> it was reeves' second attempt at the feat. in his first try, the year before, his boat was twice battered in vicious storms, and he was forced to give up. >> it was really, really difficult to get knocked down and have to start over. >> but on saturday, the flotilla joined in a victory lap under the golden gate bridge. past cheering friends at cavalo point. >> he's out there somewhere. >> and into sausalito where his wife joanna waited dock-side. >> i think it's an outstanding achievement. no one has ever tried this before. well, not true. one guy did try it and failed. >> at the golden gate bridge, 383 days ago. >> aside from a few stops, reeves spent the majority of the year alone. nothing but churning seas, unfolding around him. >> you're o

abc's will reeve on the fire lines, where the threat of more violent winds has people on edge. >> that's fine. >> i have the car keys. >> reporter: stephanie and nick stower are grabbing supplies from the northern california home they've evacuated for the second time in two years. >> i hate to say it, we're experienced. you shouldn't be experienced in something like this. >> reporter: in 2017 they lost their home to the tubbs fire. >> sheets. >> reporter: one of the deadliest in the state's history. their family and pets safe but a lifetime of memories destroyed. >> this is when we were driving up. this is after 2017. and everything looked fairly normal. >> until -- >> we took care of the underbrush. it's all gone. >> this is the front walk where you guys just walked up. >> reporter: what did that feel like? >> i don't think i could describe it. just the pit of my stomach. what are we going to do? people would ask what can we do to help? and i would ask them please look through your pictures and see if you have any of my children, i've lost everything. i don't have any of their pictures.

. >> breaking news continues right now with will reeve. >> he's live in sonoma county. will? >> we are on geysers road here. there has been a lot of fire, a lot of wind really driving how this morning has gone. right now the wind has died down. there's embers, the edges of a fire right here next to me, but no immediate danger to me or anyone right here. there is immediate danger in the general area. it's coming down the hill. earlier this morning we were further up. we were engulfed in flames. the wind swirlig in every direction. we had to drive down. the fire department saying move, move, they're trying to keep everyone safe as they head up to go and check out that fire. zero percent contain m mement m there's not much they can do. in the distance we heard some bulldozing, so some defensive lines to prevent this fire from getting into more densely populated areas. right now we're in wait and see mode as this fire creeps down this hill at a fast pace. the hill is starting to really catch fire as this fire grows as the winds are unpredictable and we'll have this monitored for

will reeve is up by you all. matt gutman is in southern california. thousands of acres have been scorched. we'll give you some updates and forecasts. i know nothing more than you all in the expert zone can do. also the desperate search for a missing 14-year-old girl. her family is pleading for her safe return after authorities say she disappeared with a 34-year-old man that they believe is armed and dangerous. >>> and we're helping you get the job. new ways that more companies are investing in talent that lead to better jobs and pay. rebecca jarvis will bring you that story. >>> and counting down to halloween with great diy decor. and the talented harry connick jr. with a giant orchestra comes in and plays. such a great way to kick off a friday. >> wow. wool noodles ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. somewhere unexpected. everything you need is at your fingertips... and at the home depot. on-trend styles, with innovations to make it pet-proof. make it life-proof. make it waterproof. make it ...beautiful. and the home depot has e

rachel reeves.on the queen's speech could resume. the topic was the nhs with an opposition amendment to repeal the health and social care act 2012. this had increased the role of private companies in providing public health services, but labour was also concerned it put the nhs firmly on the table when it came to a post brexit trade deal with the united states. under the wto, public services can only be excluded from trade deals where either there is no competition with private providers or where they are not run for profit, yet through the enforced competitive tendering of contracts with this act meets private health providers over operates in competition with public nhs providers, and the so—called standstill, causes the interstate dispute mechanisms with me to trump trade deal would lock in the privatsation of our nhs ushered in by the health and social care act. i'm going to finish, i'm going to finish. any government seeking to undo that privatsation in a trade deal is liable to getting sued an

>> all right, will reeve tonight. thank you, will. >>> next, a devastating turn in the death of a little girl in colorado. olivia died at age 7 after her mother said she was terminally ill. strangers helped her complete her bucket list and done nated thousands to her care. but authorities have exhumed her body and now her mother is charged with murder. abc's clayton sandell from denver. >> reporter: olivia gant's final wishes brought her community together. >> so, here's my bucket list. >> reporter: her mother const t constantly by her side as denver firefighters and police made her an honorary first responder. >> she is in intestinal failure and we don't know how much longer she has. >> reporter: but two years after she died, investigators tonight say olivia's condition was all a lie. her mother, 41-year-old kelly turner, charged with several counts, including murder. police tipped off when turner allegedly lied about a second daughter having cancer. investigators exhuming olivia's body a year after she died said she

in sonoma county, i'm will reeve, abc7 news. >> will reeve will have much more on the kincaid fire and the investigation into the cause coming up at 7:00 a.m. on "good morning america." >>> there are some school closures because of the kincaid fire. the alexander valley union school district, geyserville unified making up four schools will not have class. also the cloverdale unified canceled classes today. all of the information plus evacuation centers you see those scrolling in the ticker at the bottom of your screen. >>> as this fire danger increases, pg&e is preparing for another round of power shutoffs. >> a lot of you have probably already received text messages or phone calls letting you know the power could turn off beginning at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. jobina fortson has a look at exactly where. >> this is the other breaking news we're following. let's get to the map. you can see this orange area here swallowing up the north bay. tiburon, sausalito, mill valley. it continues here. also wanted to check out the east bay quickly. look at this, orinda, lafayette, moraga, canyon, lookin

it could be a long night, david. >> all right, will reeve with us tonight. will, thank you. >>> and as we said, along with the fire danger, the winter storm warnings and the cold coming to the east. rob marciano, of course, tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. multiple rounds of these winds coming, unfortunately. the air now moving across northern california and we have a wide range of red flag washings up. you see it across northern california. high wind warndings across southern california. tonight, tomorrow morning, that's the most dangerous part. storm, it switches to southern california. we could see gusts over 60 miles an hour. extreme fire conditions could rival what we saw less than two weeks ago. no picnic on friday and a reinforcing shot on saturday. a snowstorm in the rockies. denver, a slick commute for you. five to ten inches in colorado spring. in texas, a rain event likely early friday morning. david? >> rob marciano tonight. thank you, rob. >>> and in birmingham, alabama, tonight, the sad vigil just before we came on the

rachel reeves.r has urged european football's governing body to investigate the racist abuse of england footballers during monday night's euro 2020 qualifier against bulgaria. the match, which england won 6—0, was stopped twice because of racist behaviour by home fans, which included nazi salutes and monkey chants. in his letter, nigel adams called on uefa to act to ensure that all football authorities and fans were aware the consequences of failing to tackle racism would be severe. the minister came to the commons to answer an urgent question. mr speaker, like all members of this house and the country, i was appalled by the disgusting, racist abuse encountered by the england football team and its support staff in bulgaria last night. whether you're a player, a manager, a supporter, a member of the staff, no participant in sport should have have to tolerate discrimination of any kind. can i also start by paying tribute to the leadership shown up by gareth southgate and his coaching team as well as a

reeves is the third woman to take david to court over sexual harassment allegations.l his verdict. >>> now is your chance to buy some of celebrity chef anthony bourdain's prized possessions. >> bourdain's estate is auctioning his art, furniture, and other items. highest bid is $21,000 on a custom steel and meteorite chef's knife. proceeds will go to a culinary scholarship as well as his daughter and estranged wife. the online auction is open until october 30th. >>> when we come back, two years after its release, "despacito" breaks another record. >>> jennifer aniston opens up on "jimmy kimmel" about "gma." ♪ despacito [♪] want to freshen your home without using heavy, overwhelming scents? try febreze one. it eliminates odors with no heavy perfumes, so you can feel good about using it in your home. for a light, natural-smelling freshness, try febreze one. ♪ despacito ♪ despacito >>> we knew he was going to pull out the moves. >> "the skinny" starting with a milestone for "despacito." >> two years after its release, luis ponzi's hit featuring daddy yankee has broken a n

jan alice reeves says this is nothing more than a crisis communication strategy and she joined us next>> i'm on no sleep, no sleep, you don't know what is like in there. things are creaking and cracking in the red light is burning my brain. >> lack of sleep doesn't just make you cranky, new study revealing what it makes you crave. - [male narrator] the following is an urgent appeal from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - [female narrator] right now, in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water. they're cold, hungry, and sick and they're suffering. and dying. needlessly. - christians and jews together stand obedient to god to listen to his word. god gives us a special calling to help the orphan, the widow. the weakest, the survivors. and he makes a promise. that if we stand with them so too will god stand with us. - [male narrator] please, open your heart and act now. you can save lives and honor god by helping elderly jews in dire need in the former sovi

will reeve saw firsthand how fast this fire is moving. >> he's at the front line of the fire in sonomaour ago. >> here in sonoma county fire crews are working vigilantly to monitor this fire that has grown to 10,000 acres. zero percent contained so far in sonoma county. we are in wine country. protective measures being taken by authorities to do structure protection at this winery here. we're at a vineyard. up the hill the fire is burning. the winds are swirling in very random patterns. there's no way to predict how or where the wind will go. what it will pick up and what it will do. the fire already jumped the road multiple times engulfing people. as mandatory evacuations occur, people driving out of this lightly populated area. there are businesses and homes on high alert here for fire. there's tons of smoke. people had to drive down the hill. firefighters moving everyone down methodically as the fire crept its way down further and further down the hill with no sign of stopping. it all depends o t winds, which will continue throughout the day. critical danger for much of this area an

randall reeves of oakland discussfully circumnavigated the american and antarctic continents, something no one has ever done before. >> you have to be able to sail the boat, do your own cooking i s cy. ng, make sure know wn >> he traveled ac world's oceans during the trip and sailed a total of 40,000 miles and did a lot of the navigation by starlight. >>> now to storm watch. >> okay, powerful winds, possible tornadoes from tropical storm nestor battered parts of central and eastern florida overnight. it's now a post-tropical cyclone. >> howling wind like ooh. it was scary. >> reporter: frightening moments as central florida residents faced heav awindate a saturday morning. >> 60 miles per hour gusts in areas. >> reporter: one driver captured flying debris hitting her windshield as she headed home. what was once tropical storm nestor pounded parts of the gulf coast before the winds started to die down, but fire officials warn residents they're not out of the woods yet and to heed all necessary precautions. >> power lines may be down, be extremely cautious. we always warn people that all

on here, we've been lucky to see that people are -- we actually, i'm hearing, that we do have will reeve live for us. will, can you tell us where you are and what you're seeing this morning? >> well, this was the soda rock winery on route 128 in healdsburg in the hills here where the kincade fire started. as you can see, not much left. overnight the report was 94 structures were destroyed. that number likely to increase as hundreds of thousands of people are displaced by this fire. we spent the day in this area, we watched a house completely burn to the ground which was tragic to see and heartening to see elsewhere, as we embedded with firefighters the structure protection that they were doing to make sure this fire, which is growing, 55,000 acres is the latest report overnight. containment drops from 10% to 5%. these firefighters are protecting structures up in the hills and down the hill closer to more incorporated and populated areas. we spent the afternoon with firefighters in windsor. embers were blowing in, coming in to attics and landing in backyards and sending up flames. these f

. >> right now we want to get out to abc news correspondent will reeve at soda rock winery which has been destroyed. you made your way there and this destruction is just incredible to see, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. this is what was soda rock winery. 150 years old. a general store in the area. a beautiful location now reduced to ash overnight. as the sun comes up here along route 128 in the hills here we're able to see all the devastation we couldn't really understand in the cover of darkness. driving along this route to get to the soda rock winery, we passed a house that was completely engulfed going to be leveled as you can see the smoke coming in. it's smoky wherever -- everywhere. the winds are in a lull and fresh air and other times they kick up and you're getting severe smoke and that is what's going to be making this fire a dynamic situation as long as this red flag warning is in effect. 180,000 people under mandatory evacuation orders in the area. the fire burning at a reported 30,000 acres plus. that seems to be growing. in the hills there are spots of fires. we're not near d

abc's will rosa reeves give you the look. >> with fires already burning critical red flag warnings inthrough monday, northern california preparing for the worst. much of the region anxiously anticipating unprecedented conditions as the state's largest utility company warns of massive rolling blackouts. >> we are preparing for what is likely going to be a widespread safety shutoff across our service territory to combat the risk of a catastrophic wildfires. >> nearly 850,000 customers across 36 counties could have power cut for days as officials forecast the most severe scenario in decades. as the area brace for what officials call an extreme historic wind event. peak gusts potentially are reaching 807 miles an hour. >> in extreme wind events fire fighting becomes fairly ip effective. >> firefighters racing to get a handle on the kincade fire in sonoma county. at least 2,000 people already effected. >> they need to put oh out spot fire as spot embers get cast from this fire or any other fire. >> we need massive suppression from this fire. >> flare-ups putting first responders in grave d

wi reeve in sonoma county. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, eva. a brief respite from those most severe winds right now early this morning but the kincade fire is still burning and time is running out before those winds pick up. historic winds picking up later this morning or this evening, i should say, sorry, as hundreds of thousands of people prepare to lose power. this morning with fires already burning critical red flag warnings in effect through monday, northern california is preparing for the worst. much of the region anxiously anticipating unprecedented conditions as the state's largest utility company warns of massive rolling blackouts. >> we are preparing for what is likely going to be a widespread safety shutoff across our service territory to combat the risk of a catastrophic wildfire. >> reporter: nearly 850,000 customers across 36 counties could have their power cut for days as officials forecast the most severe scenario in decades. as the area braces for what officials are calling an extreme historic wind event peak gusts up to 85 mil

it back in one piece. >> thank you. >> congratulations on your journey. >> thank you. >> randall reeves, one of a kind. >> that's so cool. >>> let's get over to meteorologist sandhya patel because we need to know what's going on with our weather and the fire danger. >> the fire danger is elevated right now, ama. i want to show you what's going on. the wind direction is coming out of the north-northeast when the clouds are just swept away from the entire coastline, which is why fire danger is running high in southern california. here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. there's barely a breeze at the lower elevations, but that's ing to be changing. higher elevations it's already gusty. san francisco, oakland, you're in the low 80s. 85 in san jose. it is 86 in gilroy. from our san jose camera we are seeing bright skies right now and a look at those temperatures up to 90 in santa rosa, 83 in san rafael. you're in the upper 80s from concord to fairfield, so definitely a warm one out there. from our mt. tam cam, not a very shaky camera right now as we look back towards san franc

heard reeves often trouble regenerating the shallow water because the waves and currents are constantly moving this kind of turns are good their coral around making me tired for new orleans to sit. around on. you can see the change is we have a very long period of time where the temperature is really high in the corals recall so this has a huge impact on your marriage. we have started a coral reef restore project looking at other ways to try and restore coral reefs using the corals. and growing corals and putting them back on the river. together with the fisheries in terms of compounds the country wants to find ways for everyone to use the sea sustainably even also the pretty. action eves. the marine especially is the 1st of his kind in the indian ocean very boy that we constantly have this good healthy moral home that i want everything i do should make a difference and if you have any i think it's a really wonderful feeling knowing that whatever information. it's going to point you to the way we do conservation that's going to have a positive in. byron conservation station. the project

abc's will reeve has more. >> reporter: a statewide emergency in california, and two new fires igniting near the carquinez bridge northeast of san francisco. >> those homes are very much in danger right now. >> reporter: residents with hoses trying to defend their homes as fire crews rush in. our rob marciano is there. >> look how low he got, this is precision. these choppers have been coming in every five minutes. they do not want this fire to cross i-80. >> reporter: but one fire did. drivers surrounded by blinding smoke enveloping the roadway. >> 80 just past the toll plaza here is closed. they're turning traffic around. >> reporter: two firefighters injured battling the blaze. this amid potentially historic fire weather conditions to the north. >> so they're working hard to defend this structure. you can see the propane tanks already venting. >> reporter: in sonoma county, winds gusting above 90 miles per hour. turbo charging the kincaid fire's spread through wine country. more than 3,000 firefighters battling the 30,000-acre blaze. with the winds picking up, the flames are encroach

our will reeve is there. >> reporter: this fryer fire has burned dozens of structures like this one. pg&e cut power to nearly 30,000 customers in the area, but last night the company admitted they didn't cut power to a nearby transmission line in the area. it malfunctioned just minutes before the fire erupted. >> reporter: this timelapse video shows a large glow emerge. it quickly spreads, just after the power went out. >> let's get to matt gutman live in santa clarita, california. the wind has been a big factor. you were telling us firefighters are concerned about the winds heading into the weekend. >> the wind is fueling the urgency. this house was gutted overnight. it's still smoldering inside. that's why the firefighters are posted here in case any of the embers threaten homes in this neighborhood. this wind event is supposed to continue over the weekend which is why pg&e will shut off power. david? >> matt, thank you. we track now the tropical storm olga. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano live in california tonight. rob, first the fires what are we looking at?

will reeve, abc news, paradise, california. >> our thanks to will. >>> forecasters are calling the threatornia-wide phenomenon. >> accuweather's adam del rosso can tell us more. adam, good morning. >> kenneth and kaylee, good morning. we're talking dry, breezy conditions once again across california and that's going to lead to that high fire threat once again from redding all the way down to san diego. gusts in spots could reach up to 60 miles per hour. we're also talking about a lot of warmth along the california coast. l.a. getting up into the 90s once again. you get into the interior, that's where the cooler air is going to be along with the snow. we're talking 2 to 4 inches of snow in denver. colorado springs, you could see 3 to 6 inches of accumulation. kenneth, kaylee? >> all right, adam, thank you. >>> turning now to that dramatic protest on capitol hill staged by republican lawmakers fed up with the impeachment inquiry. >> about two dozen conservative house members forced their way into a secure room and derailed the testimony of a top pentagon official for hours. they're demandin

. >>> tomorrow a ship will be departing san francisco to explore deep sea coral reeves. >> the exploration vessel is docked at the greater fair lawns national marine sanctuary, going to the cordell bank marine sanctuary north of the fair lawns. >> their researchers will be focused on deep sea sponge and coral habitat. these areas have not been explored much before, and research is oocftesens. a >> it often takes months or years to truly get to the bottom of some of the things we find. we might take a sample that takes a scientist a year to identify. maybe a new species, we have found a couple that have recently been identified. it's always exciting. >> the journey is backed by a nonprofit group and you can follow along. the ship is equipped with technology that has live stream video feeds of the deep sea discoveries. the expedition will last until about o >>> superior accuracy palm of your hand, the new anxie accuweather app from abc 7 news. search accuweather in your app store and download now. >>> i'm ama daetz, coming up an abc 7 news at six, b.a.r.t.'s big plans, at six, why riders in

. >> christopher reeves talked about that after his injury. >>> the winds kicking up soon. >> in theorth bay hills, we will see those gusty winds. but it is going to be a beautiful weekend, dan and kristen. i want to show you how lovely it is. the sun is shining this afternoon. everyone is seeing the sun from coast all the way to inland. i want to show you where the temperatures are right now. they're really in the comfort zone compared to 4 hours ago, the numbers have come up. let's take a look. 74 in santa rosa. 65 in san francisco, 70 in oakland. mid 70s from concord to livermore. san jose you're at 73 degrees. now, compared to yesterday, up seven degrees. shea about five degrees warmer. it's a good day to hit the beach, although not too many people are in santa cruz. i suspect this is going to be popular as we head towards the weekend. live doppler 7 right now showing a few passing high clouds primarily in the north bay. those clouds are harmless. here is a live look from our sutro tower camera at a beautiful view of downtown san francisco. much warmer pattern the next three days

bow is because the people who received a copy of the report received it on monday that includes the reeve survivors relatives and called participants it was disappointing was that it was leaked yesterday before those people were able to speak out themselves because they all signed an agreement not to do so until today. and there was so much of anger and outrage when this tragedy took place to here as a growing some of that anger remains how much progress has been made in the u.k. to help prevent fires like a grand friends from happening again. not as much as most people would like to see particularly people living in high rise blocks there are hundreds of blocks that still have. seriously flammable clothing wrapped around them however having said that whilst some of the clotting materials which are in some restrictions have been placed on what can be applied to buildings and people have been waiting for things to happen in the in the management of these buildings the fire safety money's been was it was seriously questioned when this happened big things went wrong inside the building and t

and abc's will reeve leads us off from california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, california is a tinderbox. the tick fire breaking out near santa collar rita, north of los angeles, engulching structures amid extremely critical fire conditions. >> those are the homes right now that, if you are there, it is time to get out if you haven't already. this, as firefighters in northern california desperately try to get the upper hand on a massive, out of control wildfire. trees are going up like kindling here, the embers coming in every direction. no matter where you are, you have to be wary of the wind because it can change at any second. the kinkaid fire in sonoma county igniting just before 9:30 p.m. wednesday. ferocious winds gusting above 75 miles per hour fueling the inferno's spread. >> we just can't keep ahead of it. so, we had to -- we're almost just chasing it and trying to get ahead of it constantly throughout this whole night. >> reporter: firefighters driving through tunnels of flames, fire engulfing both sides of the road. residents fighting the flames with hoses. >> all of geyservil

finding more ways to ensure that their children never run out of chances to fail they talked to richard reeves a brookings institution researcher and author of dream hoarders how the american upper middle class is leaving everyone else in the dust why that is a problem and what to do about it and a lot of it is because it's it's getting more panics because it is way more horrible in the bottom 95 percent now than it was back in 1970 and especially since we've gone off the gold centers since neoliberalism since since all our jobs were outsourced there are fewer and fewer well paying jobs and therefore it's you have to fight tooth and nail no matter how dirty to make sure your children never go down the economic ladder so there is a viciousness coming into it these researchers and economists looking at all the data show it's actually becoming we hard or even during the eighty's turn reagan that it was something like 90 percent of children earned more than their parents did could be expected to earn more now by 2000 it was like $5050.00 chance so it's continues to decline but it's like the raj sy

>> trevor: you have keanu reeves fighting over you. >> i know! he came to your show, didn't he? >> he came to my show, which was amazing. he was so sweet, and he was, like, in such a good mood afterwards. he was really smiley. >> trevor: you have fans of your standup. you have fans of your movies, but a book is a very different medium for us to engage ali wong. >> it is. >> trevor: your first book. it's also an interesting style of book. you've written this book, "dear girls" it is specifically written to your children. >> letters to my two daughters. >> trevor: right. >> i have two girls who are under the age of four, and the first one was in that stripped dress when i filmed "baby cobra" and the second one is in the my dad wrote me this letter before he passed away. and my real name is alexandra. and it started with "dear alexandra," and he, like, reflected a lot on our relationship and how i had affected his life. and it was a short letter. and i love it so much. >> trevor: wow. >> but i wish that he had written me more, because after he passe

the busiest day of earnings season the sector faces growing calls for regulation shares of tesla reeves up after the company plunges estimates. one analyst is remaining neutral. and in a "worldwide exchange" exclusive, former minneapolis fed president tells us what policy moves the fed has to make it is thursday, october 24, you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. welcome back to the show thanks for being with us here is how futures are looking half way through the 5:00 eastern time hour. futures more up. s&p up about three points and nasdaq up by about 33. earnings, earnings, earnings everywhere roughly 50 companies in the s&p 500 reporting. including 3m, twitter, amazon, intel, visa. that's just a few. are the quantity of reports generating quality results let's bring in now director of global macroat fidelity investors. we are about a quarter through that earnings season what themes stand out in your mind so far. >> good morning, dom nice to see you. q 3 is a repeat of q1 and q2 we p ended up getting about a zero percent positive. very typical of what we saw. like we saw in th

enough. 2 years on from the last vegas hotel shootings what's only $1800.00 is on the way for the reeves families and in sport manchester united find the going tough again in the europa league here with all the details a little. leading democrats in the u.s. are accusing president donald trump of breaching his oath of office after asking ukraine to investigate his political rival trump's now called on china to do the same the request to ukraine's president in july is already triggered an impeachment inquiry our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports now from washington . with his presidency caught up in an impeachment investigation over a phone call with the ukrainian leader u.s. president donald trump thursday called on china to get involved what. is just about as bad as what happened with. you phrase the unconventional request to beijing comes as trump faces questions over his administration's request to foreign governments to help investigate former u.s. vice president joe biden his potential democratic rival in next year's presidential contest. trump was chinese authoriti

. >> reporter: our will reeve with this family leaving the home they moved into just three months ago. >> i hate to say it, we're experienced. >> yeah. hate to say that. >> and you shouldn't be experienced in something like this. >> reporter: losing their home in a 2017 fire, hoping they don't return to another scene like this. and new video shows the danger drivers faced in sacramento on sunday. >> let's go, let's go, let's go! >> reporter: a man guiding drivers as they flee from a grass fire along interstate 5. >> follow those cars! >> reporter: escaping through that gap in the fence. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour, fanning flames just feet away. and tonight, north of san francisco, long lines for gas amid power outages across the state. nearly 600,000 customers could soon be in the dark. >> when will it end? matt gutman joins us live from los angeles tonight. and matt, we know officials are very worried about these winds in the coming hours. and where you are, this part of los angeles, very vulnerable to these fires in the hours ahead? >> reporter: that's right, david. this are

abc's will reeve is there. >> reporter: california is a tinder box.ulfing structures amid extremely critical fire conditions. our matt gutman on the scene. >> this fire is completely driven by the wind right now. you can see it's blowing from behind my head up that hill. >> reporter: this as firefighters in northern california desperately trying to get the upper hand on a massive, out-of-control wildfire. trees are going up like kindling here. the embers coming in every direction. no matter where you are, you have to be wary of the wind. because it can change at any second. the kincaid fire in sonoma county igniting just before 9:30 p.m. wednesday. ferocious winds gusting above 75 miles per hour, fueling the inferno's spread. >> we just can't keep ahead of it, so we've had to -- we're almost just chasing it and trying to get ahead of it constantly throughout this whole night. >> reporter: firefighters driving through tunnels of flames, fire engulfing both sides of the road. residents fighting the flames with hoses. >> all of geyserville under mandator

. >> randall reeves sailed along on a 45-foot boat on a figure eight route no one has completed and this was his second attempt. >> part of the fun and part of the challenge is you have to be able to sail the boat. you have to do your own cooking and cleaning and know when it is safe so sleep. >> he traveled all of the world's oceans and traveled 40,000 miles. >>> new images out of antioch of a stunning rescue in the marina. police say a white car underwater rolled down a boat ramp this morning. the ertrapinside th open the vehiheadabwater. out. dr get the >>> the new leads in evidence that reopened in an east bay cold case. sketches released by concord police. the four men identified are believed to be where eric cruise died in 2015. no arrests have been made. concord police asking anyone that recognizes these men on the sketches to give them a call. county joining a battle against the fcc. it is joining a legal collective made up of cities an counties an associations that are challenging an fcc order that changes the way franchise thieves are calculated. the concern for local governmen

i think we all do kind of worship of the altered kean keanu reeves.iving with yourself" begins streaming on netflix this friday. his next big project comes when he stars in "ghost busters" in 2020 out next summer. to hear paul talk about his experience as a character on "friends" as the iconic show celebrates its 25th anniversary. check out our web extra. don't forget to hear the entire unedited interview with paul rudd. you n find it on your apple podcast or where ever you get yours. >>> a sit down with edward norton on earning an oscar nomination for the first movie he every appeared in and now drawing a claim for "motherless brooklyn." the film he produced, directed and stars in. morgan radford and i will answer your questions. use the #sundaytoday and we'll get through it as >>> and we're still waiting on the sunrise, so it looks a little dark but this is a view of the golden gate bridge. look how cool it looks. we have the red light, the fog rolling through. noticing that fog building along the coastline, but it's also very chilly. we have frost

will reeve is in sonoma county with the very latest.morning to you, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, just 5% contained right now of those 16,000 acres reportedly burning but firefighters should have a chance to get more of a handle on it today with the winds dying down and while that happens, officials are investigating the cause of the fire. reportedly the state's largest utility company may be at the center of it. overnight, new details on the possible origin of the kincade fire potentially sparking near a pg&e transmission tower that broke minutes earlier. the fire has already destroyed dozens of structures and tens of thousands of acres. at least 2,000 people forced to evacuate. look at the smoke smothering the mountains for miles. emergency crews battling the fire in the sky and here on the ground. this time lapse video shows the moment the power goes out. then shortly after a larger glow likely the fire that then quickly spreads. >> possible power lines down in the area. >> reporter: pg&e says they turned power off

hi, are you mary ellen. >> i am. >> i'm will reeve from "good morning america."so many surprises in store. do you mind coming out the door here? >> are you kidding me. >> come on out. come join us. >> please join us. >> your sister is right here. it's going to be so great. come and meet us. come on over here. >> there she goes. >> come on out. come and say hello. hi, you're on "good morning america." how are you? nice to see you and your sister is here as well. >> oh, my goodness. >> p an earpiece on you? oh, my gosh. >> you'll be ae to hear the show. >> are you kidding me? >> we have heard all the amazing things you do for so many people. so many people love you but we want to show america why you deserve to have your monday made. take a look. >>. >> oh, my gosh. >> with a laugh that lights up the room mary ellen kremer is known for making everyone around her smile. >> you hear her laugh and it's infectious. >> it's a feel good moment. and so many of our patients really need that. >> reporter: she's the friendly face at magee women's hospital in pittsburgh. >> h