seaworld stock dropped 33% since the documentary was released. >>> a new generation of coffee roastersg for $30 billion coffee market and focusing on quality over quantity. anne makovec reports on the local company that's trying something new. >> reporter: fort point brewery uses 700-gallon beer vats to produce ice coffee one of the most popular offerings of the blue bottle coffee company in the bay area. blue bottle's ceo james freeman opened his first shop more than a decade ago hoping to promote a deeper appreciation of coffee, where it's from, how the beans are roasted, how it's brewed and served. >> to grind something freshly and put it in a cone, get the right water, kettle, temperature, pour it in the right way is a skill, craft, something you can get better at. >> reporter: in blue bottle's lab, every batch of coffee they serve is tested and evaluated. blue bottle's next step, mass production for retail stores which comes with the challenge going big without going bad. >> i want to see how great we can be and how much scale we can accomplish that greatness in. >> reporter: with

peta is accusing seaworld of animal abuse in the wake. black fish documentary. they filed an animal welfare lawsuit. she said she had seen spotted scars and lesions on the marine animal in her recent visits. seaworld's stock has dropped 33% since the documentary was released. >>> flying out of town for the holidays is going to cost more. experts with expedia.com report thanksgiving flights are up some 17% from last year. flights during christmas up 2%. estimated 21 million americans expected to take to the skies through december. >>> all right. 5:13 right now. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> it's been a great morning so far for the commute. the roadwork is wrapped up. no major hot spots out the door. so at 5:13, i'll go ahead and show you one of our slowest commutes. it is again no surprise, but it's that commute coming out of tracy on 205 and the sensors show slowing, yellow sensors below 40 miles per hour, to north flynn and it loosens up. live look near the dublin interchange headlights the commute direction. there was some overnight roadwork between

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trader said could be areas where there is lot of people, disney, seaworld, whatever.y, oil and coal stocks getting hit hard today, as we saw oil drop again. [closing bell ringing] gold was basically flat as liz was saying before. the flight to safety went to treasurys today. liz: here come the bells, david. a very jittery day on wall street as we look to see how stocks finished up. look at dow jones industrials getting clipped by 233 points or so. now it is 238. these numbers are still settling at the moment, jumping up and down off the bottom. but we do have the s&p losing one 1/3%. that is good for 26 points. the russell at 1085, it is two points below a very level. that level indicated had we stayed above it that we weren't in correction mode. but we are. 1087, anything below that russell in correction. let's get to it. "after the bell" starts right now. david: very busy day. we've got to get right to

this type of penguin -- they [ indiscernible ] seaworld is happy to bring the warm weather wobblers to the patients for a little fun. >>> one couple spent months designing and building a house that was on the wrong lot. six months after building this 5,000-square-foot home with atlantic ocean views in florida, the couple discovered it was on the wrong piece of property. a lawyer has been hired to try to negotiate a settlement between the lot owners and the homebuilders. >> good luck with that! guess what that lot just got a lot more expensive. >> cost them $680,000, too. >> oh, man. >>> it is 5:18. up next, mcdonald's says it's ready, the fast food chain gives the answers to tell all. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the cardinals had a want to get away moment. the play that shifted the series in the giants favor and reaction next. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> here's today's bay area jobs report with steven greenberg. >> reporter: if you are searching for new jobs onl

places like disney and seaworld and such. movie theaters.s it start and where does it end? the airlines were evident. saw this as well as hotel stocks saw the selloff. david: good stuff. nicole, thank you very much. liz? >> the cdc has confirmed the first u.s. ebola cases being treated at a dallas hospital. you knew that. we told you that right here yesterday. that's why you have to be with us. we'll inform you the second we know things but the world health organization says up to 1.4 million people in west africa could be infected with ebola by january. they might get on planes like this guy did? there is currently no cure for the disease. will the u.s. experience a full-blown outbreak? how could doctors here treat patients? newlink genetics was recently approved by the fda to conduct clinical trials of its ebola vaccine on humans. we have newlink genetics chairman and ceo, dr. charles link. doctor, we're grateful to people like you. we had chris geir beadian of is a rent at that, they're working on therapy. how is your therapy work, and ho

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