the 80's. like yesterday skies will be crystal clear with comfortable conditions to spend some more time outside for your wednesday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) ( robin ) well it was a long night across the country, as one of the most highly contested midterm elections is now behind us. the controversial trump presidency has animated voters on both sides of the aisle. and 20-18 is likely to set turnout records for a midterm election. the democrats won control of the house for the first time since 20-10. while the republicans maintained control of the senate. karen (ákay- fuhá) caifa is in washington with more. get ready for get ready for a n

in the 1950's, the red scare, the great anti-communist purge s of the 1950's, helped shape how americans considered who might be a worthy refugee for admission. fast forward 20 years after that, it is the civil rights revolution of the 1960's shapes that shapes who the united states considers to be a worthy refugee of admission. both of those domestic political embue refugeew -- policies have helped shape who might be accepted into the night -- united states. the last point i would make as you think about this commitment to refugees in a way which is fragile is that the implementation of refugee admissions programs mattered greatly to the final outcome. put another way, it does not matter as much what congress passes. it matters how it gets implemented in the field. it matters greatly who administers the refugee program. both here and in washington, d.c., and on the ground in other parts of the world. because those folks have the power to slow or secede the entry of refugees. an example of this emerges in the early 1950's. the united states passed a refugee program, the refugee release a

time life presents the 60's. marked by was an era an explosion of a counterculture that shaped an entire generation. sly & the family stone: ♪ want to take you higher i want to take you higher ♪ the zombies: ♪ it's the time of the season for loving ♪ the byrds: ♪ to everything turn turn turn there is a season turn turn turn ♪ announcer: it was the dawn of a new age, filled with long hair, bellbottoms, tie-dye t-shirts and new attitudes. innocence gave way to a new consciousness about ourselves and the world we lived in. mamas & the papas: ♪ all the leaves are brown all the leaves are brown and the sky is gray and the sky is gray ♪ tommy james & the shondelles: ♪ ain't it beautiful crystal blue persuasion ♪ the cowsills: ♪ give me a head with hair long, beautiful hair shining, gleaming ♪ felix: hi, i am i'm felix cavaliere from the rascals. if you are like me and you grew up in the 1960's, you are part of a generation that thought it could change the world by planting the seeds of a better social order. and knew th

the 1960's, cuban refugees. the 70's, chinese refugees. e 1980's, persons from around the world and the refugee act. that phrase that i just used, commitment to refugee admissions is actually more tricky and more slippery than it might appear at glance. this is what i hope to do, is take a closer look at the history behind those admissions. the history suggests just how fragile and subject to contemporary events the commitment actually was. my goal is to deconstruct this notion of a commitment and some of the forces that shaped it. and made it fragile. i think in doing that, we will begin to have a foundation for understanding some of the forces that might be in play today. as first point i would make we think about the fragility of thatcommitment is to say during the cold war, roughly from 1945 through 1990, that commitment moved from and ad hoc amendment to regularized admissions. in the 1950's and 1960's, the u.s. government largely responded to refugee crises and they did so by passing through congress and admissions programs to law or

can the a )s latest stadium pitch be the "home run" fans are waiting for? y are asking ths morning - after the team unveiled what can only be called an ambitious plan for a new oakland home. the team yesterday showed off artist renderings of a 34-thousand seat, privately financed waterfront stadium near jack london square. it includes an elevated park with a sloping rooftop garden. the a )s also unveiled plans to revitalize the current coliseum site .. demolishing the stadium .. and turning the land into a housing and retail complex. a rainy and windy start to your thursday morning. . >>> right now at 4:30, a rainy and windy start to your thursday morning. this latest strong system continues to push through the bay area. you see our radar there, a lot of rain coming down. in fact, taking a live look outside, leave be behind quite a mess already. from downed trees to flooded roadways, power outages as well. the problems are pretty widespread throughout the area. >>> we started early this morning, it's 4:30.

into the 30's and 40's. skies will begin to clear into the weekend with further improving air quality next week ahead of thanksgiving. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.toll to 101. min from the less than 20 min from the toll to 101. <"this is so devastating that i don't really have the words to describe it. it looks like a war zone. it is. it's the devastation that only fires of this kind can bring about."> ( robin )that is the response from governor jerry brown ... who toured the destruction from the 'camp fire' in butte county wednesday. here's a look at the latest numbers from the camp fire. an additional 8 bodies were found. bringing the total victims to 56. there are still 130 people missing and a list of 103 names of those missing has been released. more than 10,000 structures have been destroyed.... the vast majority of those are homes. the camp fir

the all-clear has been given at google )s campus there. an envelope, filled with white powder, forced 70 employees to evacuate. the hazmat crew tested the powder and determined it was not dangerous. so, what was it? police detectives are taking it back to the lab to test it and find out. the good news: no one was hurt. a man attacked while walking and texting on a trail in palo alto. this evening it )s getting a lot of attention on the peninsula mainly because people there say it )s happening a lot more often than most people know. and they )re worried any one of them could be next. nbc bay area )s anoushah rasta joins us live in palo alto with the story. anoushah? tonight in a drowning at a contra costa county high school. the family the teen who drowned has filed a lawsuit. back in may, )ben curry ) was found unresponsive during swim class at the san ramon valley high school swimming pool. he was taken to the hospital where he died. according to the suit, surveillance video shows curry )s teacher standing on a diving board just 15 feet aw

that is not unusual in the 1600's. in the english legal system, there is no guarantee that you will be assumed to be innocent. the way they interrogate these people is, if you have been accused, you are assumed to be guilty. what they are trying to do is to get her to admit that she is guilty. she initially says, i did not hurt them, but it is not long in the investigation that she admits that she is a witch. whether she is doing this because she wants to be let off -- it becomes clear that the people who will not admit they are witches are most likely to get executed. you are in a catch-22. should i admit it even if you don't believe you are a witch? it could be that in some of these cases, maybe in her case, some of these people may have been engaged in what they thought of as magical practices. there might be a few of them that actually regarded themselves as witches. that makes it a real conundrum about how to run these things because if you have people who consider themselves to be witches, in a society where every

into the 30's and 40's. skies will begin to clear into the weekend with further improving air quality next week ahead of thanksgiving. no major hot spots. accident in richomnd wb 80 at carlson blocks the right lane. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) lets get to our team coverage of the air quality around the bay area.. as condtions in the east bay remain unhealthy. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran in live in berkeley with a look at conditions there. will? while many universities in the bay area have told their students stay home because of bad air quality... uc berkeley will have classes today the school decided last night not to cancel classes like some other universities saying the air quality is definitely not good but not to the level where it calls for cancelling classeshowever they are advising students who donhave respiratory problems to stay at home or try to limit their time outside as much as possiblethey have also told their professors to be aware that some students mi

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the n-word... and swastikas.as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... the community played a role in identifying the suspect. the two toned hooded sweat shirt you see being worn in the photo on the left, matches the hoodie you see on the right. it is also the same clothing worn by the person allegedly responsible for a major vandalism spree in downtown antioch over the thanksgiving weekend. tuesday morning antioch police announced the arrest of a suspect. he is 24-year-old lawrence phipps of antiochsot <"i am glad that they found the person">the graffiti which included swaztikas and racial slurs was very disturbing for some folks here at shearz- on-3rd beauty salonsot<"i did feel really bad. i thought that it could have been something personal, someone with extra time on their hands. maybe they were mad at someone else but then decided to maker it look like a hate crime?">this artistic mural, an antioch visual landmark was also defaced during the vandalism spreesot<"i was very disheartened. the mural has been around for a long time. to see the graffiti t

at the coast to 70's and 80's elsewhere in the bay. skies will be mostly clear and dry. high temperatures will overall cool into the weekend and eventually into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )several streets in east oakland were shut down because of a shooting that involved police last night.it all started with a police chase in vallejo, and ended in oakland.. reaching speeds of 120- miles per hour. ( robin )the suspect in the hospital after a shootout with police...it happened near international boulevard and 22nd avenue.the decision to continue the high speed chase was one the valejo police captain says officers felt was necessary.kron 4's alecia reid has more. pkga vehicle riddled with bullets .... and more than a dozen evidence markers line the street. a high speed chase of up to 120 miles per hour ... ended in a crash, shooting, and with the suspect in th

abigail: the dow and the s&p 500 are down sharply today's in a row, the nasdaq down for a third day in row, the s&p 500 flirting with a correction once again and the nasdaq in that direction territory, and take a look at the vix, that quote unquote fear index, it is soaring on the day of 15% at 23. it is certainly a risk off day we are seeing and once again a continuation of the selling pressure that started in october and if we happened to the bloomberg and take a look at what's happening on a year-to-date basis, we are going to see declines of the major averages and this is the s&p 500 , the dow on the nasdaq along with the russell 2000 and the stock. take a look at the volatility on the year, in january we had a big up month they gave way to andl declines in an gains declines a lot of uncertainty, neither the bulls with the mayor's having a lot of conviction in terms of what's going on in the bulls takeover in the summer with strong earnings reports but the fed on the prospect of rising rates really seems to have put a dent into this market along with trade fairs and the tech route

the 80's. ike yesterday skies will be crystal clear with comfortable conditions to spend some more time outside for your wednesday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) gavin newsom will be california's next governor... that was one of the big state wide elections last night.( james ) kron 4's j-r stone is live in los angeles this morning where newsom delivered his victory speech. (jr)what a night it was here in los angeles. gavin newsoom addressed the crowd just after 10 pm last night and it was shoulder to shoulder. inside the nightclub venue which was the former los angeles stock exchange building.now this is what it looked at that moment. newsom's wife took the stage first addressing the crowd and then she introduced gavin. he spoke and the couples kids met the

with the s&p 500 we are climbing back from the session low.of the ashen and what level should we watch >> let's pull back the camera a little bit and take a peek at the levels this is your recent october low. that's where i think we have to do at minimum test the levels there. what i would like to do is test this level right here. that's the february low. when we spoke last week, i said that we had to head to here or here the longer we take to do these tests, the more we have to get deeper into those levels, because we're just putting off the inevitable right now so today we tested this level which is the 2629 level in the s&p 500. that's the last retracement when you go from the february low to the all-time highs, you come up with your retracement levels that's the last line of defense before you get here. obviously we have that recent low to deal with but these are the levels tha you should know. one, two, three. if we hold this level, which we have today, we got pretty close. 2632 was the low today we're in good shape for the bulls. that's

this is bloomberg. ♪ the s&p is a lot. t of flaws with the dow jones industrials but they knew the s&p in terms of the fact that they have been going down as well. the retail sales in the united states tracks along with the markets. there's no real effect from what happened the stock. there was a study that showed there was no real relationship between stocks, retail sales, and consumer spending. look what happened since the great recession. both went down and the dow has been on a tear, way up. managed tos have kind of stay in a range. only the last few months with tax cuts, that they have started to go back up again. no real danger from the economy, not going to have to react. >> i love that. it is something i didn't know her michael mckee, you are with us. >> i wondered whether or not the dow should be in markets put in the back burner right now. i wonder if the fed will pay attention to the credit markets. i'm here to talk about why europe might be a value trap right now. what we're seeing, we showed you , what werollin

expect daytime highs in the 60's across the bay today. as we make our way through the week look forward to air quality improving along with rainfall arriving on wednesday that will te us through thanksgiving and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )crews continue to dig through remnants of burned and charred homes in paradise as the death toll from the deadly camp fire continues to climb. it has been 10 days since the camp fire started and crews are still desperately trying to find the nearly one thousand people who are missing. 77 people have been killed... and 993 are still unaccounted for. so far the fire has burned 150- thousand acres and it's 65-percent contained. mo than 14-thousand structures have been destroyed. and 15-thousand are still threatened. ( robin )an emotional vigil was held last night for those who lost their lives in the camp fire.the gathe

in the 1960's to a lesser extent the 1970's, i think one reason there was so much success at new package situations at all levels, national and local and state as well was because the bureau of outdoor recreation was a more, more -- what's that? no opposite of aggressive. the park service and forest service have a long history of kind of duking it out together. a lot of the parks were created from national forests. so department of agriculture forest service, a lot of them didn't like the national park service planning out recreation endeavors. the fact that work was pulled into a separate agency and the fact that udall brought in the department of agriculture employee to head it helped strengthen that relationship between ag and interior and forest service and park service tremendously. the bureau of outdoor recreation itself came about through here is one for an acronym. orric, the outdoor recreation resources review commission which was a bipartisan commission of folks headed by law -- lawrence and rockefeller and john sailor from pennsylvania was in that group as well. in the late 19

, the 1960's, and the 1970's. boone as they introduce the most romantic collection ever. peter: you know, back in the 1950's, there were so many wonderful young singers i loved to listen to, including one very special guy. debby: yes, and he happens to be a pretty great dad. >> ♪ on a day like today we pass the time away writing love letters in the sand ♪ peter: and debby, we'll always love hearing legendary artists like johnny mathis. >> ♪ it's not for me to say you love me ♪ peter: nat "king" cole. >> ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have named you ♪ peter: and dean martin. >> ♪ return to me oh, my dear, i am so lonely ♪ debby: the 1950's introduced us to one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. peter: the legendary platters. >> ♪ they asked me how i knew my true love was true ♪ >> ♪ what a difference a day makes 24 little hours ♪ >> ♪ many a tear has to fall, but it's all in the game ♪ peter: i'll never forget the first hit by connie francis. >> ♪ who's sorry now who's sorry now ♪ >> ♪ all alone am i ever since yo

port of entry between mexico and the u-s yesterday afternoon. ry. a battle at the border...... nat sound of clashtwo seconds of nat sound of migrants, officialsabout 500 migrants tried to enter the u-s illegally sunday....stopped by federal and local authorities in mexico.in some cases tear gas was used to disperse the crowd.kathleen edwards/el cajon, california, resident"it was very scary, you know, i cross often and this is the first time i was just so afraid that i may just stay in america, but i mean it is what it is."president trump tweeting this weekend that migrants seeking asylum..... "will not be allowed into the united states unt their claims are individually approved in court."voice of rep. maxine waters/d-california "it's a humanitarian crisis. they can't afford to take care of those people and feed those people and have them used as a waiting room, you know, as this president has wanted to them to do." mister trump even threatened to "close our southern border."sen. joni ernst/r-iowa"of course we don't want to see the border close...

at the coast to 70's and 80's elsewhere in the bay. skies will be mostly clear and dry. high temperatures will overall cool into the weekend and eventually into next week. next week.eventually into the weekend and overall cool into temperatures will dry. high mostly clear and bay. skies will be elsewhere in the to 70's and 80's no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking news... a small earthquake swarm rattles central california. the first quake hit just before 6:00 this morning. this is a map showing where those quakes are. so far a total of 9 quakes have hit the area east of salinas this morning. the largest was a 4-point-1 magnitude. people have reported feeling them in the bay area. so far there are no reports of any damage. ( darya ) new this morning... u-c berkeley police are looking for at least

away and have to back look at the market. and backup,ssupport line that went all the way back into 16 and we have broken that you a lot of the february, in my case, i get nervous back in june. the market rallied another 8%. need a long-term perspective to realize this market is very long in the tooth. it could go sideways for the rest of 18 and into 19. we are still in the long run bear market but i would really watch the asset allocation and rebalance into other areas. for was talk about the rebalancing. where for you doesn't have to come in these volatile markets? will be in other types of assets. the challenge and lisa abramowicz just showed the high-yield markets, there was discussion about emerging markets being an area of opportunity. they are cheap but you really have to be confident more on china than usa because the dollar and u.s. economy will be a challenge. there is nothing much around the world it looks terribly attractive in this kind of market. it is about putting your eggs in more than one basket. making sure you have allo

what happened the last time the s&p 500 got slammed? and the vix fell along with it rather than rallying like you'd expect okay, let's assume now, this is really instructive this next pair of charts shows the s&p and the volatility index going back to the beginning of the year remember how the averages fell apart starting in january. and the hideous meltdown in february, trading with the vix there was a nice bounce in late february, nice bounce here, late february and early march then we quickly went back into selloff mode giving up the gains. look at the vix. isn't this interesting spikes above 35, during the first phase of the climb then during the second breakdown in late march, itting on ticks up to the low 20s. to sebastian this looks like what we've seen in the past couple months. during the first leg of the climb, i'll switch directions, in october, the vix went crazy but during the second leg down in november, the vix just shrugged, didn't do anything why does this matter when the vix and the s&p start behaving like this, sebasti

there are new exercise guidelines for the u-s. ere americans are falling short. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. ( robin ) walmart is planning to hire more military spouses. the retailer announced a new program monday... it is called 'the military spouse connection." it gives hiring preference to those married to active duty military personnel. walmart's c-e-o and president says military spouses are 'unsung heroes' and that the company wants to honor and help them find a job, or build a career. the news comes as walmart reports hiring more than 2-hundred-12 thousand veterans since starting a similar program for returning military personnel. ( robin ) the federal government has updated its guidelines for physical activity ... the department of health and human services issued the first new guidelines in the last decade. americans are not getting the exercise they need, costing the health care system more than 100-billion dollars each year ... and people can dramatically improve their health by moving mor

around the bay area. kron 4'slive in novato where its on and off pouring. the slick, wet roads combined with the high winds make for dangerous conditions out there on the roads. most people i saw driving northbound on 101 were driving under the speed limit which was necessary to avois hydroplaning in some of the flooded areas. looking out at the south bound lanes people are not taking it slow. so keep in mind this morning you need to go slower and provide more you and the car in front of you. we will be live all this morning to provide updates on the the north bay. live in novato, sara stinson kron four news ( darya ) thanks sara. ( darya )we countinue our team coverage of the storm heading into the bay area. kron 4's yoli aceves is live in woodside where there is flooding on 280. ( yoli )im live in mountain view where its on and off pouring. the slick, wet roads combined with the high winds make for dangerous conditions out there on the roads. most people i saw driving northbound on 101 were driving under the spe

demanding an investigation.mexico's foreign ministry is asking the u-s to investigate the incidents that led to this..."wow!"on sunday... u-s border patrol agents fired tear gas at hundreds of migrants attempting to cross the border. a cloud of tear gas sending people running and screaming-- including families with young children.rodney scott/san diego sector chief patrol agent// "to be completely frank, there were numerous people that actually made it across the border. we're in the process of building the new border wall here, but we don't have it completed."what started as a peaceful march escalated into chaos-- when protesters split off into several directions.border patrol defending its actions saying some migrants threw rocks at agents--forcing them to respond with force to protect themselves.rodney scott/san diego sector chief patrol agent// "once our agents were assaulted and the numbers started growing, we had two or three agents at a time initially facing hundreds of people at a time." meanwhile-- president trump addressing the situation. president trump// "here's the bottom li

expect daytime highs in the 60's across the bay today. as we make our way through the week look forward to air quality improving along with rainfall arriving on wednesday that will take us through thanksgiving and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking ( james ) breaking news we are following out of the norht bay... the u-s coast guard is responding to sinking boat near point reyes. at least one person is on the boat. no other details have been released. we will keep you updated as we learn more. ( james ) a big story we are following this morning... the smoke from the camp fire... is still causing air quality concerns all across the by area. it is expected to stay unhealthy until later this week. kron 4's sara stinson is live in lafayettte with how the condtions are there.. sara? i

where hundreds of migrants tried to cross into the u-s. it was chaotic scene ... where nearly 5- hundred migrants rushed the border. border patrol officials say they used tear gas to disperse would-be crossers in response to agents being hit with rocks. no border patrol agents were injured in the chaos.the rush of migrants led authorities to suspend all crossings between san diego and tijuana for a few hours. ( darya ) more than three-dozen people were arrested at the border. mexican officials say the migrants who tried to enter the u-s sunday will be deported. ( james ) the mayor of tijuana said he wouldn't let the migrants' actions damage the city's relationship with the u-s. he is calling for the mexican g

through the 1980's. at one point in the 1950's and 1960's, if you had a business with dixie or southern in your name, almost certainly would use the confederate flag as part of your symbolism. this one still exists at dixie trailer sales in newport news, virginia, that has been there many decades. it was a natural marriage during the height of the confederate flag in american popular culture, as was this marriage to nascar. they were born almost at the same time with the popular of racing insion the south and the use of the confederate battle flag in the official symbolism of the races. what was happening with nascar and beyond is another widening of the symbolism of this flag, from confederate soldier to confederacy, south and white south, to an association with being a rebel. not necessarily a southern rebel. a rebel. a character, a personality trait seen in motorcycle riders and truckers. it became a totem of self-declared rebels. it became an icon of southern rock music with lynyrd skynyrd, alabama, a

the u-s olympic committee c-e-o, sarah hirshland, sent a letter to the gymnastics community monday. luntarily surrender its status, saying it's unlikely to overcome its current challenges. the organization is still struggling to get back on its feet after the sex abuse scandal involving doctor larry nassar. the scandal rattled u-s-a gymnastics - and the organization has lost two presidents in recent months. ( james ) checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. (ácommercialá) (james)( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 continuing our trend of dry and comfortable weather today as daytime highs peak similarly to those we felt yesterday in the 60's and 70's with a couple of 80's inland in the north bay. skies will be sunny and dry as was a

we sell the dow gained 1% as well as the s&p 500. had some positive earnings including semiconductors, which rally in thekers session. the nasdaq also gained one point 8%. of course, we did get to make a cap texts, under performing such as microsoft and up -- and also that. ahead of apple's earnings report which in the after hours trading session, is not faring well. since aprillevel after we heard opec's production climbed again and also to the highest level since 2016. all of this will be felt in asia. let's see how things are shaping up. of november.wo the rebound looks set to continue barring japan. we have naysayers piping up. them, not convinced it will continue. as well as rising treasury yields. we can't neglect the rest of softer pmi data from across the region we got on thursday. plus apple's disappointing outlook. that may be a headwind today. will be watching for reaction to u.s. auto sales. coming in with a surprising day. keeping and i on telco stacks. this as they will not follow arrivals. is the highlight earnings com

with only a few cities holding onto the low 70's. stay inside as much as possible especially when air quality is visibly affected. ( darya ) stay connected to the breaking news throughout the day...through the kron4 mobile app. we will send push alerts straight to your phone as soon as there are any developments on the fires burning in california. ( james ) fire fighters in concord are investigating a fire that they think was started by a model rocket. here is video of the fire last night off of backwood court in concord. crews say they found this model rocket near the site of the fire. officials say fire season is not over and to use extreme caution outdoors. ( james ) new this morning... firefighters in oakland responded to an apartment fire overnight. they tweeted out this picture from inside the building on 83rd avenue about 1:00 this morning.. firefighters say two units in the building were involved. the fire also spread to some trees nearby. so far there are no reports of any injuries. ( darya ) just in this morning... cnn is fi

and the market sees through it. >>s whatever deal he has he will say it's historic regardless of what it is. >> right he will. i don't think that gets us -- the calculus changed. >> the bottom line here folks is that market contemplates the s&p is not growing 7% that equities have news priced in. guy when you plant flowers you plant annuals and per ennials. i would argue this is more annual. >> a tulip. >> tulip are perennial. >> every year, the they plower every year. >> lilly comes back every year but soms are some things they come and you pull the sucker out and move on. >> anyway. >> i will say, all the guidance we see from the companies, i don't think the fed has anything to do with the lowered guidance. maybe a little to do with the tariffs and they don't have visibility going forward to tim's point things are actually just slowing down maybe the market does go lower after ten years of it going straight up. >> you know, what's interesting is price action in apple. >> right. >> underformed performed all the indices

the s&p has a 4.3% rating. a 6% rating in the doubt. 13% -- dow. 13% in the nasdaq. about 14% in that xlk etf. correlation between apple and s&p 500 is 0.8. the closer you are to one, the more it locks in those semis. those numbers in the next few minutes will dictate a great deal of how we perform tomorrow. at asset taking a look managers today. they were supposed to outperform in down markets. what happened last month when the stoxx had the worst month in about seven years? they underperformed. a new study takes a look at how large cap actively managed funds performed last month. you saw less than half actually outperformed the s&p 500 and did better less than this broad index of large-cap stocks. this perhaps helps explain why we see these big shares of asset managers completely beat up. the shares are down 80% today. even though they did increase along with the rise of the markets, they did lag behind showing an ongoing reluctance to pour into the sector given all of the headwinds. abigail: yet another big day for the s&p 500, up three days in a row. the best thre

the s&p 500 is the longest losing streak in three weeks. r] scarlet: last sunday s&p fell for five straight days. scarlet:well will stop the slowdown or this loss? today for instance, we opened higher but could not hold on to gains. ed: the big benefit of the huge earnings growth has been the valuations to the s&p 500. they have gotten reasonable. i don't think valuations are a problem. it comes down to if the fed is going to offer soothing words or we get such good news on inflation that the fed will pause next year as opposed to driving retire. romaine: when you look in some of the other areas of the market particularly with small caps, are we seeing any issues? we had this run-up in the russell earlier with 17 to 18% as the first belly up a beginner but it has fallen since then. luke: on the close, we have a cross to russell's and it's moving below the 200 day. generally considered a technical bearish side. one of the things benefiting the russell was the idea that it is a haven from trade war. know if the trade story has necessarily impr

and the nasdaq and s&p 500, under 50%. 46%. uld read that as a sign we are about to fall off a cliff. scarlet: alicia said perhaps the next move is to test 2600. if we tested successfully, it could be a buying opportunity, but below that their news to be another support level that needs to be discovered. romaine: at leased from -- least from other people -- scarlet: she did not sound like one. i am looking at a key breaking headline. this is a company that is looking to restructure to a certain extent in north america, making organizational changes, saying that they are exploring the sale of a cookie business. and let's go across the atlantic, because brexit turmoil is worrying investors, sending the pound dropping. and u.k. ministers dropping as well. it was reported the prime minister may lose for more of her cabinet members. resigning over contentious of brexit plans. she spoke earlier on the matter. she has been talking at a key event in london saying brexit negotiators are working hard through the night. kiret's welcome jac

the nasdaq up 122 the s&p added 28. >>> and now to earnings. and wal-mart's results which also gave us some insight into th consumer. the world's largest retailer upped the year end forecast profit and sales, despite reporting a short fall in revenue, mostly related to currency issues. analysts say its fight against amazon is picking up steam and wal-mart is poised to overtake apple on thef list o biggest ecommerce retailer. courtney reagan edition down in the quarter. >>> wal-mart has been spending billions of dollars improving the wsite stores and raising wanls and paying off. the largest retailer grew the comparable sales for the 16th quarter. foot tffic was up. and grocery sales continued to drive shoppers to its stores. wal-mart's u.s. digital sales grew more th 40%. the highest growth rate so far this year, though still a small fraction of. total sal while the retailers implied holiday forecast may have been slightly oidisappnting analysts focus on the big picture. >> they're positioning it for future with what they're investing in today.

the nasda climbs 2% or 144 points and the s&p added 29. and while the dowdded nearly 700 points the past two trading sessions itd softe the blow of the one of the worst months we have seen recently. in fact now mht be a good time to cover your eyes. because for all of the month of october, the dow fell 5% the orst month since january of 2016. the s&p 500 was off just about its biggest one month slide since september of 2011. and the nasdaq really took it on the owchin, more than 9%. its worst showing in decade. > all inall, the u.s. stock market lost around $2 tllion of val in month. even oil priss were not erspare. they done nearly 11%. the worst monthly los inwo years. and as bob pisani tells us though, many on the street want the calendar to just change. >> after the roller coaster stock market in october many traders are crying out get us into november and good news plenty of reason to believe that november will be a better month an october. we have witnessed dramatically oversold conditions in the market and already there has been a tu

it was about last week hitting 2631 in the s&p. right above the 2603 low of october. >> oh, my god if we're actually going to break 2631 now we go to 2603 what does that mean? i think it's a trading environment. last week i told you when we held that 2603 level, i'm not comfortable with it. it doesn't feel good but usually the hardest trade is the right trade. i think it's harder from a trading perspective to actually with a very short term horizon to go in and buy some things here i bought square, nike, calls on the russell, calls on the nasdaq i know what my risk is my risk is very measured it's a trading environment right now and to me it doesn't feel good but that's the right trade. >> let's not be confused what morgan stanley is talking about is something i'm seeing which is a definitive u.s. bias. it's a bias over the last five years. u.s. stocks up 92% versus emerging market stocks up 19%. there's been relative value created. we're neutral but overweight china because there's upside catalyst but if you want optionality in the

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outperforming the s&p. you have azmodan, home depot, the three holdings in xly, all coming back here led by xl -- sorry amazon at 20%. the other one no surprise. this is a clean strong chart health care, xlv we couldn't get below the 200-day. maybe we have a consolidation forming an inverse head and shoulders that might have the the ability to break out i like xlv and xly. >> rocks looks like a demonic some bell. >> "fast money" there you go. >> i got a quick question, todd, the first chart, the s&p 500 100 days out to march. you see volatility accelerate back into the march in the 28 large movement we had now back to 16. but you're expecting volatility spike back up above 20 again maybe even over 30 from the looks of the chart. >> you are talking vix be, right. >> yes. >> i think 12 is the new 20 in the vix. this is trading days this is not calendar or woks you're talking 100 trading days. maybe the new norm is the 20 vix support. we could have a really period of back and forth in the s&p. as the trader sta

the bay area... taking a live look at s-f-o. sco is one of the areas with teh worst air quality this morning. (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... much like yesterday temperatures will be comfortably cool in the 60's and 70's under more hazy sunshine. air quality will be just as unhealthy with some areas being even more unhealthy including parts of the peninsula and east bay. major bart major bart delays due to police action at the bay fire station in san leandro. plan ahead. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the bottom of the oakland maze.ll to 101 ( darya ) back to our ( darya ) back to our ( darya ) back to our ( darya ) back to our ( darya )( darya ) back to our team coverage of the smoke lingering over the bay area. one of the worst spots is right here in san francisco.( james ) kron 4's will tran is live in san francisco this morning with teh latest. will. ( james ) thanks will. ( james ) thanks will.( james ) ( james ) th

, the company 's founder is worried. gone up by 22 points per person because bikers are asking for a hike about much. it is not feasible for us about much. it is not feasible for us to use gas. the future looks grim, the indian currency has fallen this year, making importing oil more expensive. now as the us sanctions on iran take effect in november, there are fears of a temporary supply there are fears of a temporary sunply gap there are fears of a temporary supply gap as india imports 10% of its total needs from iran. as far as iran is concerned, if the whole of it goes off market and is not substituted by the other producing companies then it may have some impact. the government run oil companies have told the bbc they are going ahead with their purchases from tehran in november. experts say they could face difficulty as the us bars india from paying for this oil in us dollars. these sanctions are you relax rules, not multilateral, like the last century. nevertheless, the us is putting a lot of pressure on countries a

the em the outperformed s&p off the lows in january you are seeing ditchi seeing divergence.about 15%, where is the loweredship coming from? pete you like liked intel in the past it's a relative outperformer the weakness in data center for invite individualia and see a read through which announced a buyback after the bell today. >> my hufrmg is i think intel is making moves and actually starting to get into a better competition and winning more in the data center. and also let's look at nvidia report, my goodness, the fact that the gross margins were within a couple% and that cryptowas weak and then you look at deceleration in the the data center that's negative, negative but the stock when you look at where it was at highs in october, it's $130 or more off of the highs now you start to look at nvidia that makes you get more interested because the pe level is getting more appear advertising frankly. >> even though todd said 130 to 140. todd gordon says he doesn't mean to be simple you look at 130 to 140 that nvidia hits that's a lot of downside sflo that's a lot of downside t

along with our dry skies expect daytime highs in the upper 50's. rainfall and low elevations snowfall will return to northern california tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking news this morning... marriott has announced a major data breach that affects 500-million guests. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live in san francisco with the latest.. will? if you stayed at a starwood property you might have had your personal information hacked and according to marriott.. which owns starwood... the hack goes back to at least 2014the information includes your email.. home address... credit card information marriott discovered it back in september and has alerted authorities they plan to send out emails to customers letting them know what happened in the meantime... news of the security breach has already impacte

i think one of the challenges we have as i.g.'s in doing that, obviously, is there is always this question of well what, is your return on investment? measuring our return on investment based on what our dollar findings are. as an agency, the department of justice, where i am often looking at justice issues, my r.o.i. is not that good compared to other executive branch agencies. there was zero value in the election review we did if you do purely dollars and sense, fast and furious. b.o.p., all the reviews for the federal bureau of prisons and their handling of female inmates, mental inmates. none of those have dollar findings. what we need to be thinking about thinking about and the oversight community needs to be thinking about is how do you measure success for i.g.'s beyond the one metric, which is an important bohn for many organizations, which is dollar related findings. congress should be thinking about that as well. on the second question about cross cuttingism g.'s, you know, i think that what needs to happen, and hopefully

you can put anything in there versus the s&p. what we know is every single time that the xrt got up to this level it has failed and it failed again and again and again. this is literally what algorithms are all about. there is plenty more to go. it's not good. let's look at a few more. this is the sector itself, actual weight. it's hovering on the line. i'm going to make the bet that we are going to ultimately break the line. the way to figure that out is not look at this but at the equal weight. if we equal weight it it has already happened meaning without the influence of a few large cap performers we have already broken trend. that's the bet for the sector overall. a stock pick or two and let's call it quits. here is best buy. i believe it has earnings coming up. it is on the line. it's on the line. it's on the line. it's on the line and then, of course, it fails. not good. it's likely coming for other stocks. totally switch it up. nike, same circumstance, same principle. a well defined uptrend, not because i say so. what it ha

what was postmodernism, which dominated through the 1980's, the 1990's, part of the 000's? postmodernism taught that truth is a fiction, reality is socially constructed. it proclaimed the death of grand narratives. that meant there was no overarching account of history of western civilization, of america. t wasn't invented. of course, the professors who promulgated these doctrines to credulous students didn't appreciate the incoherence of treating these precepts as absolute and incontrovertible. identity politics, though, which has come to the fore may be in the last decade, although it has been building, i agree with john, for a long time, is quite different. it replaces those modernism's dogmatic relativism -- postmodernism's dogmatic relativism with dogmatic dogmatism. identity politics says we know exactly what happened. we know how the past nfolded. it is an endless tale of racism, classism, sexism. we know who the oppressors are. we know who the oppressed are. dissent from our narrative is an act of violence, an expression of racism and atred. this doctrine is very com

and the s&p dropped by 48. the dow and s&p now negative for the year. >> it's a holiday shortened week. we will see. stay tuned. that does it for us font. i'm sue h thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. haat a g evening. sleep well. we'll see you tomorrow. >> right. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is onde possible by the freeman founda and kovler foundation, pursuing lutions for america' neglected needs. >> this fall, it is a season of revelations, from the choice of america's favorite novel. >> it's 100 books we want people to take a look at. we are hoping to get people to fall in love with nols again. >> to the fate of a hero's love. >> i'm still here. >> and i. >> from the secret lives of the most amazing cats to new discovie