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wy that "mornings on 2" for complete team coverage of the limo fire tragedy. ktvu will be covering the chp press conference at 10:00 this morning. you can get updates at any time by going to our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. >>> san jose investigators trying to get answers into the cause of a fire that forced tenants of an apartment cop complex. ktvu's janine de la vega is there now and says the flames broke out in an underground garage. janine? >> reporter: dave, things are back to normal here at this apartment complex. but we know that residents used these five extinguishers to try to -- fire extinguishers to save the car and keep the fire from spreading. we know there was a fire investigator inside the garage trying to figure out what happened. firefighters were called at 4:00 a.m. after a dodge sedan in the underground parking garage caught fire. the garage started to fill with smoke. another car, a silver kia, also caught fire and that owner drove out of the garage. he and another person were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. firefighters say it

there is a resurgence in housing in japan that's driving wy sglp tesla remains a big winner today. a name that had already moved 59% since march. >> the bears have to try to get this thing down. pass around the goldman piece that just says this is way overplayed. they got to somehow lay a glove on the 21,000. they have to be able to get this thing down. this is just going to be the end of a couple of funds. this is a priority for shorts to get this thing down. >> market cap's closing in on 8 billion here. >> gm at one point was 8 billion on the way down to zero though. i do think that this company is a cold stock. we tried to analyze is on "mad money." i said cold stock, they can go up to the skies. people want to own tesla because they think it is the sierra club of stocks. look. this is for true believers. ideology is at work here. >> we're watching quintiles. they sold almost 24 million shares at $40, top of the range. raised almost a billion dollars. >> look. people have to understand, when you see that pfizer is just kind of harvesting its older drugs, eli lilly, they have a l

witnesses who will testify at a mainly house oversight -- major house oversight heafer hearing this wyate's department counter terrorism burr mark thompson will testify. he joined the state department as a marine back in 1996. you remember the accountability review board or arb released a exrcomprehensive investigateive report. this week fox news confirmed the state department's inspector general is reviewing the arb and whether it was thorough as it needed to be. on the ground in tripoli, that night deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in libya, gregory hicks. hicks has received multiple honor awards throughout his career, and he served six assignments overseas. next to ambassador chris stephens, he was the top diplomat in the country. also expected to come forward is diplomatic security officer eric nordstrom. we've heard from him before. nordstrom testified at a house oversight and government reform committee hearing back in october. >> i told the same regional director in a telephone call in benghazi after he contacted me when i asked for 12 agents. his response to that was