in his 37 years in law enforcement...tim morgan knew there was a better way to prevent deaths during chases. so he and wife trish got to work...developing a device plan and teaming up with the pickens innovation center last year... many aspects of this project are still under wraps. but they are planning for a march unveiling.. 39:50 "if you can imagine if you're driving down throsomeplace and you receive an alert that there's a high speed pursuit in your area, then you can be a more cautious driver.you'll clear the intersections, you'll check the rear view mirror or you can decide to pull off the side of the road." statistics show theres a death everyday...in the us ....stemming from the 35 year. tonight we're trying to learn more about a deadly fire in pickens county. it happened at this home .. on pickens. one person was found dead inside the home .. but the victim's name has not been released. and fire officials haven't said how the fire started. but they are warning people.. to stay away from ann street tonight. firefighters will close it.. because they expect the water used.. t

. >> sergeant tim morgan is a homicide detective with the los gatos police department. >> and of courseey check into the family to see if they were concerned about any issues with the family that may have been involved in his disappearance. >> this incident would have come up, obviously. >> oh, absolutely. >> and then, a few days later, the whole business seemed to reveal itself as something quite common. somebody called police to report that russell had been seen at school a day or two after he disappeared. here's the police report. the caller said russell had been removing items from his locker. it now seemed clear that russell had simply run away. as police dug into the case, they discovered that russell had in fact run away before from his father's house up here in the mountains. once to his mother's home in southern california. another time he made it all the way to utah in a desperate attempt to live with his grandparents. >> the word around school was that he was a runaway, and that's pretty much where it ended up being left at. we don't quite have the systems in place back then

the yacht captain, tim morgan says the boat was impossible to say. >> the amount of water it was taking and how quickly the boat sank, there wasn' t much anybody could do. jason: captain morgan believes a mechanical problem might be what caused it to sink. families of the crew members on the sunken el faro cargo ship will soon receive settlements. court documents show the ship' s owner, maritime, will pay 10 of the family' s $500,000 to settle the lawsuit. the ship sank in october, after getting caught in a category four hurricane near the bahamas. died. two of them were from central florida. michelle: if you don' t have health insurance under the affordable health care act, you have until this sunday to sign up. officials say 90% of florida consumers who did sign up for eligible for financial aid. if you miss the january 31st deadline, you may have to wait another year to sign up. you also risk paying a penalty jason: a california coastline has some people living on the edge. this shows how eroded this coastline is, prompting a state of emergency. officials declared a third apartment u

parent to have the rose was a partnership than overture bomba came set up with super new sheriff tim morgan and chesapeake sheriff james o'sullivan the theme from shocking to those inmates. no excuses and change your thinking well hampton is giving residents a chance to weigh in on future projects in the city can vote online on a range of projects from new schools public safety equipment the survey is available at the city's website more than a hundred million dollars with the projects have been submitted for the next five years which is why city residents a donation worth thousands of dollars will help women and children feel more at home at the natasha house. bassett furniture donated ten thousand dollars of furniture to the home in yorktown the furniture will fill four bedrooms at natasha house a transitional home for homeless women and children two of the bedrooms had recently been damaged from flooding and we had quite a bit of rain overnight and even had some lightning and thunder reported in some areas we have seen the rain moves out of here and so we are seeing drying conditions beh

reporter morgan wright has his story. " tim mussmon, owner, allertme app:"my son his name is owen he's 14, has a peanut and treenut allergy discovered that back at age 2 and we fed him peanutbutter for the first time and it was the last time we fed it to him." morgan wright reporting: at the swipe of a finger -- tim mussmon has the latest food allergy and safety recalls right at his fingertips... thanks to a new app called allertme - which he partnered and created with a company called cross and crown -- after a scare heencountered with his son's food allergies. tim mussmon, owner, allertme app:"i saw on a newscast a recall for a food product that was not supposed to contain peanuts but there was a labeling issue and it did, and it was put out in store shelves and it caught my eye and i was thinking i have that food product in created the app mainly to educate people and create awareness. partner, cross and crown:"the app basically relies on data provided by the fda. what they do is information with recalls that are happening with productstswhat they dont do well is actually separate i

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your traders are tim, steve, david and guy adami. tonight on "fast," jp morgan and then citigroup, and now bank of america, selling rally. what has them afraid. the man behind the call. >>> plus it could be a tough year for stocks. goldman sachs is calling for a 50% upside in one name. we'll tell you what that is and if it is worth your money. >>> and check this out. the car of the future could be closer to a reality than you think. and there is a number of stocks driving the emerging trend. we have a special "fast money" report. but the two most popular companies in america, seeing stocks in a freefall. apple, closing below the flash crash and the lowest close in more than a year and now disney breaking below $100 hitting a three-month low on the heels of a downgrade. are these two stocks broken. let's start off with guy adami. >> disney feels like it might be broken. "star wars" came out and the big run-up into the aefrend of the was based on the "star wars" phenomenon. and get it and where they will be in four years from now. but the cable business, which is

we talked a lot about apple, but morgan stanley points out this morning they're calling tim cook's tonen the call when it has to do with the broader macro environment, also saying that management called out challenges in the macro environment 12 times during the call pointing to international markets. dow componented united technologies did beat on earnings by one penny, still mentioned that currency, the stronger dollar as having a big impact. tupperware under pressure today, shares selling off, down more than 13%. not sure if you knew this, but tupperware has 70% of their business outside the u.s. even though we saw -- they saw double digit increase in china, there was weakness almost everywhere else and in south america. that's still a struggle for the company. the broader market still weighing on stocks, even here domestically when they're talking about earnings. last but not least, i want to end with the royal bank of scotland. they're putting aside $2.8 billion for legal fees still related back to the 2008 financial crisis with the mortgage-backed bonds as well as the misconduct,

your traders are tim, steve, david and guy adami. tonight on "fast," jp morgan and then citigroup, and now bank of america, selling rally. what has them afraid. the man behind the call. >>> plus it could be a tough year for stocks. goldman sachs is calling for a 50% upside in one name. we'll tell you what that is and if it is worth your money. >>> and check this out. the car of the future could be closer to a reality than you think. and there is a number of stocks driving the emerging trend. we have a special "fast money"

tim said, i'm watching health care. anthem put up decent numbers. a lot of stuff out of the jp morgan conference. i like industrials. i like the counter intuitiveness and i think the sentiment is awful. >> which are you in? >> uri, which is a terrible place to be. but i'm optimistic, it is overdone. >> you are holding it still. >> paul hicky and ken show should have lunch together. it is like the same person. maybe paul hicky is ken show. >> or vice versa. >> oh. >> just thinking. >> ibb, held 285. it is a level tim pointed out months ago. very interesting. >> >>> and bulls are running scar scared. what has our traders worried after the break. >>> and a battle happening in the nfl. which team will make it to l.a. first. a special "fast money" report coming up. much more "fast money" still ahead. attention investors! vectorvest mobile is here and it's free! make faster, smarter, better trading decisions with ctorvest mobile. the most powerful app or managing your portfolio from the palm of your hand. only vectorvest mobile analyzes, ranks and graphs... ...over 16,000 stocks worldwide, everyday,... ...and gives you cl

morgan radford in los angeles, thanks. >>> for more, i want to bring in tim o'connor of the environmentale forr porter ranch gas leak. this has been going on since october. as i understand it, is it true they don't know exactly where the leak is? >> well, the leak is somewhere underground, probably 1,000 feet deep, and it's really not creating a leak, it's a volcano of methane pollution putting out more climate change gas than what many thought was possible. >> why can't they find the leak? it sounds silly, but stop it up, stop it. >> like the deepwater horizon took 87 days fix and this will take many more weeks past that mark. they're drilling a relief well starting 1,200 feet away to hit the well that's leaking 8,000 feet underground so they can pump in mud and cement. it's complicated and dangerous process. >> looking at the big black plume. it looks scary. how bad is the air quality now? >> well, amount of methane and climate change gas coming out of 0 the leak is undermining years of progress that california's been making to cut methane pollution. when you look at it because methane