becomeplace housing has an issue is seattle.go to seattle to see how they deal with hq one. >> this is bloomberg businessweek. to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows. even here? we've got you covered. now they are all yours. to take on the go. on any screen. bingo! alright! and watch whatever you buy. wherever you are. head to xfinity.com/stream to start watching. simple to rent, easy to buy, awesome to go. ♪ of mapping the world. carol: amazon is topping a $1 trillion market cap, only the second company to do so. jason: it is one of the metrics that sums up the rise of amazon and jeff bezos. >> we have a terminal charge to show this and how cool it really is. apple was the first u.s. company to do that. it took them a pretty long time to get that last $200 billion. it did not take amazon that long, only a few months. it is now hovering right around the $1 trillion mark. jason: amazon has also made its mark on seattle, occupying some 8.1 million square feet in the city. this has changed the rental market there. tayl

carol: seattle and silicon valley and beyond.sive impact of technology around the cities 10 be seen around the globe. i don't think you can talk about the growth of technology in china without mentioning jack ma. jason: we got an exclusive sit down with him. he went from being an english teacher to a billionaire, one of the most influential voices in technology and business. he has set his sights on philanthropy now. jack: we have so much resources in alibaba. 600 million people use us almost every month. not put the kind of love in for spect in responsibility into our business andl, -- and respect responsibility into our business alibaba couldant destroy a lot of things. cold, but you have to make the organization warm. >> are you succeeding? put 0.03%id we should of the total alibaba revenue into the environment and education. nobody cared 10 years ago. we had no revenue. now we have such a big revenue. i said, we have to do this. in terms of technology, how do you bring that to play in your mission for transforming education?

seattle is also in a deeply uncomfortable moment. couple of months in particular, many different situations have exploded into a lot of anger and angst about the growth of who it is leaving behind, what it is doing to the housing affordability and homelessness. i and my cowriter tried to look at these sort of trade-offs and what is going on in our home city. jason: and you have lived in this area -- you have lived around the corner for some time. you have seen it up close and personal. what has that transformation been like in that neighborhood? moved here in 1999 and what we looked at in particular because it's really the focal point of all the growth, is the neighborhood called south lake union. it was built up by microsoft cofounder as a real estate company. it is largely inhabited by amazon but also a lot of google buildings, facebook. some medical facilities. when i moved here in 1999, this was a really out-of-state neighborhood. nobody went there, even though it was right near downtown. it had been a light industrial area. fort

just a reminder about this great program happening in seattle, which will soon happen here, in seattle, they have had a safe place program together by seattle p.d., and basically it was focused on the lgbt community and giving the community, in seattle, an opportunity to have a safe place to go if they felt threatened or harassed or they needed somewhere to go where they needed police services. they could go in any business that had the sign, et cetera. looking at that, back in 2013, we implemented a very similar program. we had the design, as you see, similar to what seattle had. we had a department bulletin and essentially it was put up in police stations. sent a message to the community that as a person in the lgbt community, you can go to a police station, feel comfortable in doing so and report crime. we are there to help individuals that is really the concepts that we have had over the last five plus years. in terms of what we are looking at now with a safe place program and how it will work in san francisco, we will have a liaison officer of the community engagement division who

so you have a show in seattle.'re for some reason in seattle more than any other city they love you? >> well, you know, it's funny. because when i was doing radio, we were syndicated in seattle. which probably helps now with the audience in seattle. but my program director came in and he said, you guys are number one in seattle. and i said, you want to know what the smartest city in the united states is? it's seattle. and he said, yeah, you know where else you're number one? i said, where? he said, the dumbest city in america, vegas, where jimmy kimmel is from. >> jimmy: what? the dumb -- how is that the dumbest city? by the way, people come into vegas, we take all their money and send them back to their stupid towns. [ applause ] so who's the dummy? >> true, i don't know. i heard the dumbest city was vegas, and the smartest city was seattle. >> jimmy: oh. by the way, i lived in seattle, my first radio job was in seattle, they fired me almost immediately. >> yeah, it was funny. he said the caveat was is they were n

i did locate amazon in seattle because of microsoft.hought that pool of technical talent would be a good place to recruit people from. that didn't turn out to be true, so it is not a complete coincidence. david: when you want to buy something, do you have put a credit card down? you just say you are jeff bezos? you carry cash around? [laughter] jeff: i do carry cash. [laughter] cards. have credit i have to show my drivers license. david: have you ever had a credit card denied? [laughter] jeff: i have had my credit card denied. ?avid: what do you say do you say don't you know who i am? jeff: i give them another credit card. [laughter] david: you made an announcement that is the most significant philanthropic gift you have made. [applause] jeff: thank you. ago, youout a year said you wanted to look for some good philanthropic ideas. you got 47,000 of them? jeff: yeah. david: you review them. so how did you decide where to put this to billion dollars? jeff: that process was very helpful. i kind of crowd sourced and got literally something

i did locate amazon in seattle because of microsoft.ught that pool of technical talent would be a good place to recruit people from. that did turn out to be true, so it is not a complete coincidence. david: when you want to buy something, do you have put a something, do you have put a credit card down? you just say you are jeff bezos? you carry cash around? [laughter] jeff: i do carry cash. [laughter] jeff: i have credit cards. i have to show my driver's license. david: have you ever had a credit card denied? [laughter] jeff: i have had my credit card denied. david: what do you say? do you say don't you know who i am? jeff: i give them another credit card. [laughter] david: you made an announcement that is the most significant philanthropic gift you have made. [applause] jeff: thank you. david: about a year ago, you said you wanted to look for some good philanthropic ideas. you got 47,000 of them? jeff: yeah. david: you review them. so how did you decide where to put this $2 billion? jeff: that process was very helpful. i kind of crowd

seattle is a big pusher of organics for composting. and so that's why we have this business. >> nawaz: lenz's company now yurns out hundreds of thousands of tons of compostr, and sells it to everyone from soil companies, to local goomrnments, to hgardeners. what is in here? >> so these are bags of dirt that i collected from various t sites arou houston area. >> nawaz: reed college student morgan vague had a hunch. if plastic really is everywhere, maybe, in heavilpolluted areas, bacterihave evolved to eat it. and maybe those bacteria could take a bite out of our plastic problem. so she collected samples from some of the dirtiest places around h hometown of houston, texas, like sites of past oil spill ss, aes deemed contaminated by the e.p.a., and brought them back to the lab. so you identify the bacteria you want to take a closer look at, put them in these test t fes and the ond you give them is plastic. >> exactly. and we're fortunate to find some that did a pretty good job. >> nawaz: but vague found that the bacteria works much too sl

louis, missouri to seattle, washington and encompassing the columbia river basins. i'm excited to take on this role and look forward to working with this committee as we deliver water resource projects to our nage. six studies have been completed and have had chief's reports signed and still under review by the executive branch. for of these reports recommend navigation improvements including seattle, washington, virginia, san juan, puerto rico and three rivers project along the arkansas river system. a fifth is a recommended project on the lower san joaquin valley of ixth is an a study bjectionbow lakes. we have proposed three change reports for executive review. two of these reports recommend an increase in the total authorized project costs which require congressional authorization. one for the construction of a dam in tennessee and a new lock on the st. mary's river in michigan. the third report recommends crediting of costs associated with certain activities on the central river project. i would like to take this opportunity to provide a brief update on the 201

it very mucho will affect me in seattle except for the fact that seattle is in washingtonh wh does notes. so in many way, we look at what happen with taxes, seattle eyes could be better off in an income, wn you look at how much income they gained from the tax cut. so it really depends. >> got to leave it there, skylar, thanks. you can read more aboutng ren versus buying on our website which is mbr.com. before we go, let's take one a more lookthe day on wall street. the dow was up 22 and the nasanq fell more 1% as tech shares slid 96 points down there and the s&p off eight and that, folks, is "nightly bus report" for tonight. nice to be with you. i'm tyler matheson. have great evening, everybody. we will see you tomorrow or somebody will. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible b the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our nd, and then we begin to ytisel. we strip away everng tha

. >>> around /8 seattle residents are u.s. citizens. felix hernandez wasiz naturaled after passing his citizenship interview. he'sor inally from venezuela. manychievements under his belt, including the winningest mlb pitcher, >>> andmeteorologist bill karins. >> we vecold front that's going to sliels through the ohio valley and great lakes. mostly the wind damage is the biggest thing with these storms. low risk for large hail. that's the chicago, st. louis detroit area and that cold front will come through the northeast. so that means the airports could have delays and boston as we gog tloout the eve now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, today we're going to s and thunderstorms also. a l of tropical moisture heading up from the gulf and there's a chance of strong thunderstorms today in iowgh right thrllinois and indiana. and rohind that we're going to see temperatures drop in a little bit. >>> this is a bazar story. it involves an argument over a bruno mars song and ended in violence between two life-long friends. allege

he mustn't have left yet for seattle.nd i thought that was strange, because he had supposed to be gone over an hour prior. keith morrison: she walked to the house where mark made a habit of leaving the carport door unlocked so the employees could use the bathroom. and i had noticed a little bit of blood in the driveway. i was afraid that his dog had opened her stitches, because she'd had surgery. keith morrison: mark's dog, ding, wasn't just any pet. she was a highly skilled protection dog. a lot of blood? a little blood? a little blood. keith morrison: but noticeable. noticeable. and i proceeded towards the house and tried to go through the back door and it was locked, which was very, very odd. keith morrison: then, not long after, stephanie arrived and noticed perhaps 100 yards from where she stood down in the field, mark's station wagon was backed up to the carport area of his house. i was kind of surprised that it was parked where it was parked, because it was never parked there. it's really hard to get it into that p

in los angeles and seattle and denver which tends to run more down the middle. in the early going of today's hearing public perception in los angeles did not look promising for brett kavanaugh. >> she was incredibly effective, believable, no reason to lie. there would be no reason for anybody to disbelieve that this happened. >> i was surprised what a good witness she was. no matter what they try to throw at her she had very relatable response. >> reporter: in denver we found it wasn't as much about credibility as a process. some people want more information and a thorough investigation. >> there definitely needs to be more before they can just rush into an election, nomination like that. seems like there needs to be more time with this process. >> reporter: in seattle, a surprising mix. a lot of support for christine blasey-ford but also empathy for brett kavanaugh. >> i thought brett kavanaugh said what he had to say, like a job interview from hell. >> reporter: is the hearing went on and the judge got his say opinions began to sway even here in la. >> the lev

. >> seattle en denver, aquí encontraron a (nombre en inglés) solito, 51 yardas, seattle ganaba por 4s city chiefs ganaron 38 por 28 . >> buenas noticias para atláticos luego de tres entradas ayer , anderson dice que se siente bien . >> los rangers en el coliseo habían ganado tres consecutivos, perdian tres a dos, cuando vemos al venezolano que la botó a las gradas y ganaan 4 por 3, los atléticos barrieron a los rangers, los gigantes en milwaukee, primer bateador del partido, el venezolano blanco, segundo jonrón del año, pero lo empataron a una, gigantes fueron barridos perdiendo 6 por 3 . >> en acción de fútbol, perú con alemania, cuevas a advíncula el 1 por 0 por perú, toni kroos con julian brandt empataron a uno, con 5 minutos por jugar, vemos el 2 por 1 y victoria de alemania. >> todo por el momento, hacemos una breve pausa y ya regresamos (música) (♪ música ) mire la nueva cámara en la ciudad de san francisco, 6:28 a las 11 autoridades investigan volantes racistas en una ciudad de la bahía, además buscan a un conductor que golpeó a un menor y se dio a la fuga . >> además alerta e

the rout is on. 51-32 seattle. mystics make it somewhat respectable and lose game one 89-76. >>> good things really do come to thoseho wait. the 2018 naismith hall of fame class was inducted frighy it had a local flavor to it. coach charles drizzle finally made his mark on the game during his 17 years in college park along with grant hill who played lake chool ball at south in reston were among duckettees in springfield. >>> after being a finalist four times, drizzle finally getting his due. he won 786 games as the division i coach and was the first coach to win 100 games or more at four different schos. most remembered for his 17 years in college park and credited with starting midnight madness in 7119. after 15 years, coaching his final game, lefty took center stage. >> is anybody in here 86 years old? raise your hand, will you? so if i screw up -- so look, if i screw up, wait till you get 86. bask has been great to me. and for me to get in the hall of fame is like unbelievable. >> nothing like >> grant hill who

a company becomes this large and has such an enormous influence on where its headquarters is, in seattlehere are so many issues. -- beautifully done. well, the thing that disturbs me is that it does seem to be a i—man band, jeff bizos has been there right since its inception in seattle. he has taken the companies through all these various things, whether it is a drone, and ryan, alexa, all these different things that have come in and are amazing. it is very much a i—man band and what worries me is that things like social responsibility, wages, the way the high street has been destroyed is a result of it. —— amazon prime. you can't blame that on him, but that it has been there for several years now and it is about time that people grappled with this. i think you can live with it. goodness gracious me, if my family is anything to go by, we use it every day of the week virtually. and it has to be regulated to the degree that the way it has performed... see you believes amazon should be regulated? definitely. and i presume the likes of google, apple should be regulated? all of them, definite

louis, missouri, to seattle, washington. essentially encompassing the missouri and columbia river basins. i'm excited to take on this role and look forward to working collaboratively with this committee as we deliver beneficial water resources projects to our nation. since the passage of hr-8 six studies have been completed and have had chiefs reports signed. all of these are still under review by the executive branch. four of these chiefs reports recommend navigation improvements including those in seattle harbor, washington, nor folk harbor, virginia, san juan harbor in puerto rico and on the three rivers project along the mccullen kerr arkansas river navigation system. a fifth is a recommended project for flood risk management on the lower san joaquin river and the sixth is a restoration study of oxbo lakes located in brownsville, texas. we have committed three change reports for executive review. two of these reports document and recommend an increase in the total authorized project cost which require congressional autho

i do want to mention that seattle had something similar. the seed was planted last year when we heard that seattle had something similar to what we're doing here in san francisco. what i have since learned, after attending conferences and speaking with others in other agencies is that seattle has shut their operation down. los angeles has come to look at what we're doing in san francisco. last week i went to a conference. austin wants to look at what we're doing. portland wants to look at what we're doing. in our opinion right now, the healthy streets operation center concept is really a best practices in collaboration in dealing with this for the first time in as long as i can remember us dealing with this particular topic. on the next page it's just something that reiterated what i talked about before in terms of 3-1-1 call versus a 9-1-1 call and everything is triage. we're triaging 250 calls every day. that's working very well. on the next slide, i just want to mention what the staffing looks like. in the san francisco police department

take a look. >> seattle's a unique part of the country with house boats.ve. i'm dan loftstrom, naval architect and owner of steady boats. we design and build floating homes. welcome aboard! in my previous life just doing engineering, i was helping people redesign their house boats and basically worked for free. decided that was not a good idea, not a good business plan and a much better business plan is to design and build my own. what we do is we buy these old, decrepit house boats and start from scratch. since there are no house boats allowed in seattle, but you're allowed to rebuild them, we can rebuild to the original footprint. a lot of the house boats in seattle are smaller, cabin style, and we found a niche in the market to have very high-end, luxury stuff. this is not a typical home where you can have all the space to play with. you have to do a lot of creative stuff. we took a nautical theme. this is all kind of merging boat-building and with house-building. when i started my company, i thought people would come to me because i'm known as a great

two billionaires impacting seattle.zos creating a lot of jobs and making the first headquarters there. paul allen, cofounder of microsoft, he helped them build their massive facility. , he made hist know first fortune through microsoft that made billions of dollars the real estate. david: seattle is wonderful, he turns, it turns out what they have done in seattle is not so great. >> affordable housing problems, homelessness is at a crisis. you have protests. the infrastructure, even though they made investments, they are having problems. if people look about wanting to do the second headquarters, they have to look at the first headquarters. to be fair, amazon is saying that when you're thinking about building a second headquarters, thinking about housing affordability and infrastructure. think about how to do a better. david: mapping the entire world in three words. it starts out in sub-saharan africa, some guy trying to get his music equipment to a place outside of rome. >> it does not work out so he creates a company

>> reporter: a passenger plane flying erratically over seattle last month, an hour long joyride captured on video by witnesses on the ground. new clues on how the ground agent richard russell was able to steal the commercial airliner as one of the country's busiest airports. >> pilot guy, can this thing do a back flip? >> reporter: new indications that russell haysed suspicions before doing that plane. "the seattle times" obtained audio of an emergency call made by a skywest airlines pilot after the incident. that pilot says he saw russell acting strangely on his plane a year ago. >> this guy was in my cockpit, you know, on at least one occasion asking, you know, questions, wanting to watch me do my flows which is a pre-flight preparation that i do before takeoff. >> reporter: 55-year-old joe monty said he later saw russell again on a different unoccupied plane, that time with another man. >> it looked like they were pointing and flipping maybe switches and what not in the airplane, and -- and i went over and confronted them, amend i said, hey, what are you goes doing here. >> reporter:

oakland beet seattle 9-3. they will close out the regular season against anaheim against the angels this weekend. >> it is exciting. the a's are in month matter what. >> they actually play better on the road. >> that is funny. >>> 4:47. let's which in with sal. >> and they are doing with one of the lowest payrolls in baseball. >> that is pretty cool. >> amazing. >>> let's take a look at the commute on 580 westbound. you can see stop-and-go traffic on 580 westbound coming in on 205 and 580. the road work is gone if that area. and it looks good all the way to dublin. you will see that 880 north and southbound traffic is moving along very well in both directions. and the bay bridge toll plaza is a little bit of a backup. they have forced the situation there and forced the closure of fremont street. and that means that the traffic will be congested right when you get off fremont street. some have been using the harrison exit. i would not recommend that. >>> one more 90s inland. but a dig difference in the temperat

t >>> the seattle storm were the best all summer long and now it's the finals. the mystics noted that in a loss friday, but another chance on the road to show the resilience that has defined the mystics. what a scene inat e. fans getting out there. but elena delle donne showing her skills. sue bird cls bank on this. seattle takes a five-poilead. mystics down three. steps back, big shot. mystics now down one. final seconds, still one-point game. tolliver trying to come up with a one-pointshot. jump ball is called. on the jump ball the storm come away with it and that's . mystics lose to the storm 75-73. now they're facing elimination, but they come home and will play wednesday night.we ant to see that support at the arena. they've had a good year. >>ad they've an exceptional year. elena delle donne. >> it's even fun to satc >> i like ng her. she's amazing. >> they're going to come back.yo heard it here first. thelet's talk about forecast again and what people are looking forward to tomorrow morning and ohat we have eyes on. >> make sure the kids have a raincoat.

had 300 to time, i 400 deputies on the streets of seattle during the riots. and i was out there with them. and i responded to a call. four people were breaking into a radioshack in the middle of those riots. and i went to that call. these four crooks saw me coming. they ran out of the store. i chased them down the street. i was 46 years old. they were there was no way i was 19. catching them. and they were gone. there happened to be a news camera watching me chase these crooks. so it was all over tv in seattle that the sheriff is chasing four crooks down the street carrying their loot with them from the radioshack. they were caught later. here is the interesting part of the story and this is why it makes such a difference in everyone's life, even to the point of picking up the piece of paper off the sidewalk and putting it in the garbage can. i get an email a few months later from a police officer in tacoma, just south of seattle he is in the high mountains of india, and he is retracing his family ancestry. he comes across a village in the high mountains. the

they will have to fly the champagne to seattle where they want to clinch tomorrow night. evan longoria making friends in st. louis. matt carpenter went deep in the bottom of the eighth. he's leading with 36 home runs in the national league. the cardinals won 9-to. -- 2. he will have an mri tomorrow deceive it is torn. >> the good thing is that happened early in the season. he would be back by the beginning of next season. >>> thank you. we will be right back. news updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> that is a 5:00. you will see us back here at 6:00 for a full hour. >>> cbs news coming. we will see you back here 6:00. >> quijano: ready to talk. christine blasey ford reaches a tentative agreement to testify gr thursday. she'll tell a senate panel about her sexual assault allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. we'll hear from the accuser's sister-in-law. .> she's a serious person. and she has a very full life. she didn't need to bring this into her life. >> quijano: also tonight, bill cosby faces sentencing this week for drugging and assaulting a wom

david: you live in washington state, outside of seattle. the richest man for about 20 years is named bill gates. what is the likelihood that the two richest men in the world live in the same neighborhood? is there something about that neighborhood we should know about? are there any more houses for sale? [laughter] jeff: after i saw bill not long ago, we were joking about the world's richest man thing and i basically said, you are welcome, and he turned to me and said, thank you. the dinah is a great suburb of seattle. i do not think there is anything special in the water. i did locate amazon in seattle because of microsoft and thought that a cool technical town would be a good place to recruit talented people from, and that did turn out to be true so it is not a complete coincidence. taylor: you can see the full interview on "the david rubenstein show" at 9:00 p.m. new york time on bloomberg. stock: time now for the of the hour, cannabis company bringing going higher, the total gains to more than 1100%. kailey leinz is more -- has more. ka

tonight they're just extra innings against seattle. hair of the dog. that's what the champagne bottles are for the as. matt joyce has been injured most of the year. good to see him in the mix. two-run single. nelson cruz evens things up with a three-run homer. nick martini, fair ball down the right field line. he had three hits. this a two-run triple and off mike leake, the former giant right-hander. as take the lead but here comes seattle in extra innings it goes because of that. kyle seager, two out single in the bottom of the 9th inning. an error by matt chapman set that up. the yankees did win. important for the as to keep pace. they're a game and a half back from the first wildcard spot. >>> for the giants, who cares about giants-padres tonight. it's all about the dodgers who come in this weekend. the giants have a chance to completely ruin the dodgers' season but the formalities. let's get the schedule taken care of. the giants still have the corner on cute kids. there's an example. perfectly done for you. in the 5th inning the giants are trailin

this is happening in seattle.he a's beat the mariners a short time ago, and officially are celebrating the first playoff berth in four years. they started the year with the lowest payroll in baseball and now they have a shot to win the world series. we will have coverage on the a's playoff run later in the news cast. >> one of the most popular social networks and a bombshell snou announcement for instagram. what it means for the company's future. >> it's really bad, man. >> how do you rate the cleanliness of san francisco, how about a near perfect score. seriously, that's what a report found and turns out you are footing the bill. we investigate, next. >>> by friday, at 11:00, a system developed off shore, we will talk about the weekend rain chances and when we could have the best chance of wet weather over the next seven days that, is in nine minutes. francisco? nearly spotless? that )s what a public relations firm wants you to >>> so how do you describe san francisco, nearly spotless? that's what a public relati

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the "seattle times" obtained audio ofn emergency call after the incident.trangely on his plane a year ago. this guy was in my cockpit, you know, on at least one occasion asking questions, wanting to watch me do my flows which is a pre-flight preparation that i do before of ta >> reporter: 55-year-old joel mond mof sd he saw him again on an unoccupied plane with another plan. >> looked like they were pointing and flipping maybe switches and what not in t airplane. i went over and confronted them and said, hey, what are y guys ing here? >> reporter: as a fully edentialed horizon air ground worker, which is a part of alaska airlines, russell had es full a to the airlines fleet. after towing an empty 76-seat turboprop from a cargo facility, russell managed to take off and fly over the sound, ignoring requests from air traffic control to end his think about this successfully? >> reporter: chasedy two fighter pilots before crashing on an island inhe did not survi he i got a lot of people that care about m just a broken guy, got a few screws loose i guess. >> repo

mystics played sunday to have seattle win by two points. fight backthe team before incoming overcoming that injury. she says the team is ready for the moment. >> i have show them the importance of the moment, then they are not the people i think they are. they are all ready. everybody is loose, not too tight and worried. stick to the a routinend do your thing. >> resilient group who continues to play, and when you plashfor a champi, there's a lot on the line so we'll come out punching. >> david and goliath, in tough spot down 2-0, but everyone believes we can do this and can come back. win a game right now. and then you worry about the next one later. if you win one game, that's a new series. , it should be noted this is a banner year for the mystics. first time they appeared in the conference in the actual championship, also, mostin for the franchise in the first time they had back-to-backse winning ons. >> well, chris, looks like things are picking up a little bit in there. are the fans excited too and trickling in do i see? >> reporter:

rolling through seattle, 30-19.you would expect, none of the starters dressed, but ej manuel...took the reps at qb and made a convincing case to land on the final roster. he went 18-for-22...255-yards and 3-touchdowns. keon hatcher....also put on a show, with a trio of scores. jon gruden admits...he has some tough decisions ahead, but made it clear that whether someone was drafted or joined as a free agent, everyone is being evaluated. "we really don't care how ya got here...you know the draft is for organizational purpuses..guys who sit on the draft t and talk like i use too. that's what the draft is ya know...and when you get out and play it's about your performance between the lines and were gonna try to keep the right 53 guys...and that all i can say." one player that's not in the mix right now-- star pass rusher khalil mack. the all-pro's holdout is now in danger of lasting into the regular season.... as he's missed all of the team's summer workouts and training camp in hopes of landing a new contract. he's ent

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at amazon headquarters in seattle 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ find my way, free my soul ♪ flying loaded ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange the s & p and dow hit some record highs, up 230 here. original record from january 26. we are higher by that by 20 points boeing, caterpillar, tech outperforming. joining us, henry blodget, business insider ceo talk about the action we are seeing what do you make of this took 8 months, we are finally back to the industrials. >> everybody loves a bull market great. valuations are getting more and more extended. as we know, can last for a lot longer than you think possible >> we had a year of multiple compression. are things expensive in your view >> the market as a whole is tremendously expensive on any cyclically adjusted metric nobody should be surprised by draw down, hope it happens way in the future and hope it is a new era of valuation >> steve, where are you?

walking in here, are we still in seattle? like, it was a little taken aback, but, you know, you adjust, new bg for them too. no excuses. do your best. >> reporter: in storm colors. >> i know. >> gw didn't bother us, shot the ball well there. hopefully it's the same here. >> i didn't think about it until now. it's a goo point. you know, right no there's two baskets, there's a court, there's a ball. you know, all you got to do is play basketball. >> reporter: well, if youck go nd look at game two, the mystics did not hit a sing the nter yet. they lost the game by just two points, and so a lot of reason r optimism, even though they are facing elimination, leon. > you know, if sheisses the blaming it on you. she didn't even notice the colors until you brought it up. r>> reporter: she'sdy to go. >> i don't think it's a problem. >> reporter: s g's ready to in mvp form. >> she has to play basketball. all right. >> thanks, chris. >>> now unfolding, to stop what the fda says is an epidemic. neports o >>> there's hurricane florence, we

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