is mike garvin. i'm calling about my wife. she just went out to walk. she said she was going to walk by the ocean or something. >> okay, so there's someone missing? >> when questioned by police, none of the hotel employees recalled seeing shirley leave that morning. family members and friends were shocked to learn that shirley was even in key west. >> i was the last person to see shirley. and we really didn't talk about shirley leaving town. >> shirley told me nothing about going away. nothing. >> they mentioned that shirley liked to wear expensive jewelry and this could have made her a target. >> we told the police that shirley would probably have on her diamond earrings, the rings that she would have on and that she had a rolex watch. >> police brought in a specially trained dog to assist in the search. >> we had the k-9 dog try to track shirley through some of the clothing that was in the hotel room. crime scene investigators collected evidence inside the hotel and dusted for fingerprints. >> but

how could mike make more cash? >> now, before we answer that, let's explain why buying that was better than shorting small caps. if you went short you would have made 3%. nothing to complain about. but mike's put can be sold back today for $5.50. 25% return. now, carter got us into the trade. what does he see now for small caps, carter? >> i think there's more damage coming, you have a well defined trend and the high was 117. we broke the well defined trend, and now we have thrown back to 110. the high level sell of 7 or 8%. we think this throw back gives you a chance to reshort the thing. >> how do you manage a traded? >> >> i would roll down to the 108. and try to do what we were talking about when we put this trade on initially. look for opportunities to spread. keep an eye on twitter too because we will talk about opportunistic times to do that. >> to carter's point, that trend line they broke, that's a nasty looking chat there, i think you look to short charts like that. >> coming up next, we have the final ca

how could mike make more cash? >> now, before we answer that, let's explain why buying that was better than shorting small caps. if you went short the iwm a few weeks ago, you would have made 3%. nothing to complain about. but mike's put can be sold back today for $5.50. 25% return. now, carter got us into the trade. what does he see now for small caps, carter? >> i think there's more damage coming, you have a well defined trend and the high was 117. we broke the well defined trend, and now we have thrown back to 110. the high level sell of 7 or 8%. we think this throw back gives you a chance to reshort the thing. >> how do you manage a traded? >> i would roll down to the 108. and try to do what we were talking about when we put this trade on initially. look for opportunities to spread. keep an eye on twitter too because we will talk about opportunistic times to do that. >> to carter's point, that trend line they broke, that's a nasty looking chat there, i think you look to short charts like that. >> coming up next

mike and i think it is incredibly important. we have been willing to create some controversy saying let's help the future be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly to that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens on your walls in the office, at home -- we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- even understanding complex systems and what drug

mike got approved for the cyberknife treatment. i am so excited, i can't stop crying. >> i know she's always got my back, you know. that means everything to me. >> reporter: now the couple that has shared 34 years of marriage and laughter are hoping they'll have the gift of many more. >> bottom line is, i can't live without her. >> i don't want this to end. i'm not ready for this. >> that's my best friend. >> yes, we are best friends definitely, yes. >> andrea and photo journalist joe martin will be following mike through his surgery and his recovery. we'll keep you updated. if you need help fighting for coverage from yours insurance company, the patient advocate foundation is there to help for free. go to wusa9.com. the link to the site is there along with a free guide when it comes to making an appeal. >>> okay, weather. wow, so changeable this morning. we've had ice over a lot of the surfaces and things started to warm up a little bit. it started to melt but my own wife fell on the front steps and hurt her arm about an hour ago.

mike and i think it is incredibly important. we have been willing to create some controversy saying let's help teachers be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly to that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens on your walls in the office, at home -- we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- even understanding complex systems and what drugs

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mike and i think it is incredibly important. we have been willing to create some controversy saying let's help teachers be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly for that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> just on a following note, bill, tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens that will be on your walls in the office, at home, so we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- eve

may i go to mike mike mike in wisconsin. mike mike mike in georgia, mike? mike in louisiana, please, mike mike mike? >> caller: hey, this is mike. >> mike. >>> right in the middle of a huge long-term secular shift in the way people shop with more and more consumers buying things on the internet and fewer of them going to the mall. and with consumer spending increasingly moving online, any company that can help businesses move merchandise on the web stands to be a major winner. which brings me to channel adviser. ecom for you home gamers. here's a cloud-based software as a service company, part of the holy tech trinity of social, mobile and cloud. it helps -- i write about so adoringly in "get rich carefully" that helps retailers optimize and expand online sales across multiple web-based channels, especially third-party marketplaces like amazon, search engines like google and comparison shopping sites. and a retailer might be moving merchandise across hundreds of fragmented sites, the platform makes it easier to manage across vary channels at the same time w

mike and i think it is incredibly important. we have been willing to create some controversy saying let's help the future be better. -- let's help teachers be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly to that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens on your walls in the office, at home -- we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- even understan

rachel, brigitte, mike and mike or is it one michael and one mike or both mike. >> i would say michael sometimes. mcduck. >> stephen: all right. >> i will go mike nordic, mike italian. all right, okay, you are lake street dive. you guys eck employed-- eck ploded this career with a youtube video, everybody watched. you did a great cover i want you back by the jackson 5. are you also what is the fox say guys. >> unfortunately, not. >> no, okay. >> didn't receive that. >> stephen: okay. got a couple of questions here, to cut. first television appearance, tonight. >> very first. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: are you guys ready for the bump. >> yes. >> stephen: ready for the colbert bump. >> yes. >> stephen: where did you meet? >> in college at the new england conserve tore of music in boston. >> stephen: what is a conserve tore? is that the place where colonel's mustard kills you with a candlestick, what is that. >> it's a place where, conserve tore of muss sick where you study music and you don't generally study other subjects. you study just music. >> stephen: okay, all right. >> ver

mike's been super generous on malaria research. so i hope he will see how the death rates are down and talking to the people about which tools are hard to deliver and easy to deliver. africa's fantastic. the cities need a lot of help. the scientific research needs a lot of help. that's why i think both of us are drawn more and more of our philanthropy will help those countries that have great needs. >> one of the place that is melinda is has 50,000 people per doctor. in america we have 500 people per doctor. there are places there where there are no roads. so if you need an emergency operation you just die. and we've been training people to do appen dectmizz and cesareans which turn out to be relatively simple operations. but without that everybody who needs one is not going to survive. yet with a little help working -- you're not going to cure everything or do open heart surgery but you can do a few things that can make an enormous difference and save countless lives. >> what do you hope to do there? so see accomplished? >> the or

>> extraordinary aspects to that attempt by mike rogers to suggest that journalists such as myself are engaged in criminal conduct in selling koumtss and the like. first is that he's not only lying and he is lying, but he not only is lying but knows that he's lying. this what is mike romgers is notorious for in washington, literally making things up and smearing political opponents and journalists he doesn't like. he recently did it when he said there was indications that edward snowden was working with russian intelligence and every major newspaper in the country said not only is there no evidence of that, but that investigators have said it's not the case, that he acted alone. but i defy mike rogers, if he wants to make that accusation, to come forward and present actual evidence that any journalist has stolen -- has sold documents or stolen material or engaged in any kind of criminality.

go back to mike's point. is that, you know, mike reagan said without my fiphilosophy i would be just another out of work actor. he said i'm not a great communicator i think i'm trying to communicate great ideas. joe to your point, he had a message that was compelling not just to republicans but also to democrats and independents. and creates a new republican party and the thing about liberalism in this country today and the history of liberalism, is that the message from fdr to obama is essentially been, give me power so i can do good things for you. so you have an emotional response. that makes sense. i'll vote for this guy. reagan's message in 1980 was, give me power so i can give it back to you. you have to think about what he means and what he's talking about 1980 and why the message is missing today, he's saying put me in office so i can implement a conservative, populace federalism view of the world and send power away from washington back to the country where it belongs and in 1980 he said often, don't

mike stand by. we are going to go to martin walker who is an international fairs columnist, and served as a foreign correspondent and european editor at the guardian, he is currently at the world policy institute. and joins us from washington this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> we heard the president try his best at french, and the french president chuckled, but with that humor aside, how has the relationship between france and the u.s. suffered and come back. >> back when 9/11 happened in 2001, and nato and the french as well all decided everybody had to stand firmly with the us. but when it came to the iraq war, there was a great deal of anger about that towards the united states. and there was a great deal of self satisfaction in france when that war turned out to be very much more difficult than at first it seemed. by the french have been in afghanistan out there, and very much in support of the usa in syria and iran. if anything the french have been rather tougher on iran than the a

mike? >> very impressive storm coming our way. good morning,en from the roof of the broadcast center. we will show you why we need the rain. you probably heard it but it has gotten worse and we are only at 12 percent of where we should number santa rosa and everyone else is 20 or less until san jose and 21 percent and livermore is 30 percent. here is what going on, all is quiet and it is hard to believe when you look outside with the lack of clouds that in less than ten hours we will get some light-to-moderate rain. you can see the connection down all the way to hawaii so this is definitely got a boost of wet weather of the the radar runs are small but they are going to start building and head our way in the evening and overnight. here is what you should specific, our first storm brings light-to-moderate rain and the heaviest is midnight tonight, through about 10:00 tomorrow, and tomorrow's commute will be a mess and as we head toward the weekend, a better system comes in. we may double, in fact, we will double the totals you saw

to sign it, mike? >> well, there were a couple of reasons for that. some just plain old poll licks. the chair woman hails from michigan. michigan state university is where the president is going to be appearing. it's a variety verse agricultural community, many people don't know that. $956 billion -- let's just call it an even trillion, del over ten years. and it has been a long time coming. the country has been without a farm bill since last september when the last farm bill expired. but the fight had lasted much longer than that. chief among the concerns, the reformers in the tea party felt as though too much money was being spent on food stamps. they had an enormous cut, some 10% of food stamp expenditures, that did not come anywhere close in the final product. about 1%, $800 million a year cut, still a lot of people very unhappy about that. environmentalists are unhappy, the administration defends this bill, saying this is the best they could do under the circumstances. some crop subsidy programs -

mike? >> mike: chalmers had some help without lebron james. chris bosh, 28 and 10. dwyane wade, 23, 10 rebounds, 7 assists. as miami playing their best basketball of the season right now as they're 40-14, final score again from the american airlines arena, 93-79. for jeff van gundy, doris burke and the entire crew, here in miami, mike breen saying "world news" or local news will be coming up on most of the abc stations. thank you for watching abc, the home of the nba finals. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the takedown. we take you inside the capture of the world's most ruthless drug lord here in the u.s. fwhapd those final moments, in the hotel room where he was captured? the new pictures here. and tonight, the before and after. did he have plastic surgery, all part of his years on the run? >>> invisible killer. what happened inside a popular american restaurant. the manager disappears, later found dead. a co-wor

mike very care are a joins us from the white house. which businesses are getting a bit of a repee and how much more time do they have to comply. >> this is the second delay. remember last year before the affordable care act kicked in the obama administration announced that employer mandate, the requirement that employers have insurance offer insurance to their employers have 50 or more employees that will be delayed until the beginning of next year. meanwhile the individual mandate goes on and everyone will have to have insurance by april 1st. those with a repee medium-sized companies. those who employ 59 to 99 employees, that delay until 2016. those with 100 or more employees, the phase in will go as follows. 70% of employees have to be covered by 2015. this is a bit of a set back. they announced this through rule making, the irs and the treachery department. it's a delay for immediate-sized companies, the. >> mike, are the critics screaming that the president is changing the law again? >> you might say that, more grist for the oppone

mike got approved for the cyber knife treatment. i am so excited i can't stop crying. >> i know she's always got my back, you know. that means everything. >> reporter: now the couple that has shared 34 years of marriage and laughter are hoping they'll have the gift of many more. >> bottom line, i can't live without her. >> i don't want this to end. >> that's my best friend. >> yes, we are best friends, definitely, yes. >> reporter: in frederick, maryland, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> we certainly hope the best for his recovery. >> for sure. >>ed an why and photojournalist photojournalist joe martin will be following mike through his surgery and recovery and we'll be sure to keep you posted. >> if you need help fighting for coverage from your insurance coverage, the patient advocate foundation is there to help you and it's free. head over to www.wusa9.com. there's a link to their site along with a free guide to making a court appeal. >>> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, the airport, fog and dr

mike, you are heading off to africa soon. bill, you have been to africa numerous times in your foundation's work. what advice do you have for mike when he goes to africa? what do you think he should see there? >> my wife and daughter are spending the week there out on the farm -- heading down to see these projects is exciting. mike has been super generous on malaria research so i hope he will feel good going in and seeing the death rate is down, seeing what more has to be done and talking to the people on the ground about which tools are hard to deliver, which are easy to deliver. africa is fantastic. the cities need a lot of help. the research needs a lot of help. that is why both of us are drawn more and more of our philanthropy to help those needs. >> one of the places melinda is has 50,000 people per doctor. in america, we have 500 people per doctor. there are places where there are no roads so if you need an operation, you just die. we have been training people to do appendectomy's and cesareans which turn out to be rela

>> mike, good morning, everyone. we did have light traffic out there and right now we will see what is happening northbound along the nimitz. this is headed through oakland northbound 880 from oak street to washington secret with lanes blocked until about 5:00 this morning. the golden gate bridge shows clear conditions away from sausalito and to san francisco. the bay bridge toll plaza shows one issue, a stalled vehicle in the number two lane with the doors open there so it could cause slowing approaching this area in the number two lane, one car is blocked because of a stall. hopefully c.h.p. can move them out of the way. the rest of the drive is fine as you continue interest san francisco. >>> coming up on 4:39. a truce between protesters in the ukraine and the nation's president falls apart in hours. the bloody toll a new round of fighting is taking. >> a new terror alert from washington with changes coming to local airports. >> developing news in mississippi, 35 teens hurt after a church floor collapsed in confer

mike, you are heading off to africa soon. bill, you have been to africa numerous times in your foundation's work. what advice do you have for mike when he goes to africa? what do you think he should see there? >> my wife and daughter are spending the week there out on the farm -- heading down to see these projects is exciting. mike has been super generous on malaria research so i hope he will feel good going in and seeing the death rate is down, seeing what more has to be done and talking to the people on the ground about which tools are hard to deliver, which are easy to deliver. africa is fantastic. the cities need a lot of help. the research needs a lot of help. that is why both of us are drawn more and more of our philanthropy to help those needs. >> one of the places melinda is has 50,000 people per doctor. in america, we have 500 people per doctor. there are places where there are no roads so if you need an operation, you just die. we have been training people to do appendectomies and cesareans which turn out to be rela

let's go to mike in connecticut, mike i, did not do the mike, mike, mike joke because nobody likes it, mike. >> caller: boo, boo, boo, boo, boo-ya. >> all right. >> caller: ayi acuity brand. >> outdoor lighting is going up a great deal. i am a thinker. going up too much. i want to take profit. i'm not gondone. going to justin in ohio, justin? >> caller: jim, bulldog boo-ya to you. >> definite recall call yeah, i was wondering if you can give me perspective on go go. >> it's a long, short battle ground. i think under 20 you should buy it. when it gets to 27, 28 you got to sell it. it's a trading vehicle. can i go to john in florida? john? >> caller: yeah, hi, jim -- >> john from florida. man, first -- many times and long time. what is up? >> caller: yeah, well originally from new york. i'm down here four years, jim. i have a question about mct. >> john, we got to up our quality of the companies. we do not want molycorp. some great consumer brand companies, we go with them, not down the food chain and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning

why are we bringing mike inouye. what can you tell travelers even though it's friday. >> first it's friday but focus on the right here and now. hydroplaning could occur with low levels of water depending on your tire wear almost no water but also at low speeds. it doesn't have to be at freeway speeds. as you slow down and approach spots like this. give yourself a lot of extra time. a light flow of traffic. still an issue around the bay. we're talking about the green on the maps mean wet roadways t blue died in with the weather snem says ponding and puddling, flooding in many of those spots. we have west 580 which had a couple of spots reported coming into livermore and at the dublin interchange. no lanes are closed but water creeping over. stay to the middle, there is typically a bow. here the smooth drive through, to the south bay we see blue to green, that means lighter on the roads but that doesn't mean you have to release volume control. you are closed at taylor and a couple of cars got stuck. the northbound side

so that's the campaign i'm looking for. >> mike rowe yesterday on glenn beck's "the blaze "mike is back with me now in the chair. whenever i've heard your voice, i've always thought one of two things. this guy should either be a movie announcer or he should be an opera singer. and i'm told that the second one is actually true. you do sing opera. >> well, that's how i got into the business, yeah, years ago in baltimore. i couldn't get into any of the unions that oversee our industry. and the way in for me was joining something called -- base you cannily basically get into the opera. if i could fake my way to the opera i could become part of the club and work my way into the industry. >> do you still sing opera? >> weddings, funerals. >> can you give us a little burst? >> a burst? >> yes. ♪ >> or -- >> ♪ you load 16 tons what do you get another day older ♪ >> anybody can sing opera. get in the shower, turn the heat up. >> just for my benefit, can you do the "jaws" one so it's safe to go back into the water? >> just when you thought it was safe to go back on piers's show, the questio

sad times, mike." and mike rowe joins me now. all right. what happened to your support of the underdog, sad times, mike writes kevin? and you say to him? >> kevin, listen, what are you -- people find what they look for, right? you can look at "dirty jobs" and you can see an honest tribute to hard-working skilled labor. that's exactly what it was. but it was also a tribute to risk and entrepreneurship and business. there was always two sides of the same coin. so for me, i've never looked at it as selling in or selling out. it's just work, and the idea that you can either be on the employee's side or the employer's side, it's a bad choice. you know? and i just don't want to make it. >> i want to just make it clear here because you were there with mitt romney on stage. you never endorsed him, right? >> no. >> some people might be going okay, this guy's a republican and this is -- you're saying no. you didn't endorse anyone. >> right now what's going on in the country as i'm sure you know, there are certain things, if you touch them, people imm

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mike nicco is on the roof. >> mike? >>> not wearing so heavy a coat as yesterday. it is mild. check out the beautiful picture from the east bay hills. the full moon is still above the clouds. we have plenty of slow clouds and fog to deal with this morning. live doppler 7 hd is tracking that down to 2.5 in oakland and 1.5 in san carlos. it changed quickly. it is just now hitting our reporting stations so this is patchy fog for the commute. through the afternoon, we are going to be mostly cloudy with a chance of sprinkles north but still mild at 60 along the coast and low-to-upper 60's inland. >> we have mass transit delays. bart is 15 minutes late at sfo. in pittsburg bay point direction because of an equipment malfunction. drive time traffic shows 580, tracy to dublin is 29 minutes. from san rafael to san francisco is 16 minutes. from berkeley to the maze to the bay bridge, taillights can barely be seen through the fogs pushing to 580 westbound, and eastbound traffic is empty but watch out for the fog it could be a problem for the commute. >> breaking news, two people were inj

you have been reporting that, mike. we do have three miles visibility through vallejo and quarter-mile visibility through livermore slowing the traffic down at 580. now, mass transit, bart has trains running on time and muni all buss and rail with no delays but ace train one is going to be delayed and three and seven are moving along fine. as we look at the problem southbound 280 at daly city we have this stalled vehicle block one lane and causing speed delays. >>> new video showing a man smashing the windows of an lapd patrol cruiser on hollywood boulevard and snatching the laptop from the car. what is unusual is that he did it right in front of darth vader and have man was this, too, and neither of them got involved. it happened yesterday in the tourist area where people dress in costume for fun. police move merchandise and arrested the window smasher on a hollywood walk of fame gold star. he down and cuffed. he was taken to jail on fell will any vandalism. no word if he will be put in the same cell as darth vader. >>

let's go to mike in connecticut, mike i, did not do the mike, mike, mike joke because nobody likes it, mike. >> caller: boo, boo, boo, boo, boo-ya. >> all right. >> caller: ayi, acuity brand. >> outdoor lighting, it is going up a great deal. i am a thinker of going up too much. i want to take profit. i'm not done. i'm going to justin in ohio, justin? >> caller: jim, a big bulldog boo-ya to you. >> definitely. >> yeah, i was wondering if you can give me perspective on go go. >> it's a long, short battle ground. i think under 20 you should buy it. when it gets to 27, 28 you got to sell it. it's a trading vehicle. can i go to john in florida? john? >> caller: yeah, hi, jim. >> john from dunedin, florida. man, first -- many times and long time. what is up? >> caller: yeah, well originally from new york. i'm down here four years, jim. i have a question about molycorp, mct. >> john, we got to up our quality of our companies. we do not want molycorp. when they are selling companies we really like, some great consumer brand companies, we go with them, not down the food chain and that, ladies

. >> in a surprising development, the print on the water heater matched dana's estranged husband, mike satterfield. the couple, who had two young children, were recently separated. >> all indications from the crime scene would be that the assailant knew dana. it was angry and personal and vicious and vindictive. >> did dana's husband have an alibi? >>> based on the evidence, investigators believe the killer entered dana satterfield's hair salon shortly before closing, locked the door, turned out the lights, dragged her into the utility room, where he strangled her to death. >> to have a mother of two killed in this way, staged the way that her body was staged, left in that degraded stage, the guys that i know worked on the case, come hell or high water, they're going to solve this. >> at the autopsy, the medical examiner concluded the cause of death was strangulation. and a rape test kit found evidence of sexual assault. >> once they were able to generate a profile, that's when everybody started looking for a possible suspect. >> investigators found a fingerprint on the water heater ne

mike talked about the steady rain in the south bay. that is evident in the standing water at 87 southbound. we had traffic reduced to a single lane because c.h.p. noticed the flooding. i want to show you video we were able to capture when we were the only crews on scene. that is video of a trapped white sedan and that vehicle stalled out when it ran into the understooded area and we saw two people trapped inside. i reported earlier i did not understand why they had not got were out of the vehicle. when the wrecker arrived to remove that vehicle i had an opportunity to make my way over to the driver. the driver said he was fine and did fought want to speak on camera. the driver of the wrecker said it was the fourth vehicle he has removed from a puddle just this morning. that is because of areas of particular flooding that the drivers do not see, they do not heed the warning, or drives are not paying attention. you have to watch out for areas of flash flooding. we see this repeated throughout the south bay. on highway 101 we had several

is saying here. >> let's get to your trade, mike. xlu. >> i'm simply going to buy the june 40 calls. it costs about 75 cents. take advantage of the fact that utilities don't move around that much. this is a basket of them, so the option's going to be a little cheaper. they could have been cheaper than this. if they do get cheaper, i would want to buy more of them. >> it's not only xlu. look at the things that were working well when yields were low. it's trading at 12-month lows here. it has a 5 1/2 year low here. there's some other names out there. you know what else did well today? homebuilders, high yielders. there's a lot of things you could go if you want to reach for yield. >> coming up next, in the last week wynn has rallied 12%. so why is steve wynn so angry. we'll tell you when we come back. >> announcer: "options action" is sponsored by think or swim by t.d. ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ i

how could mike make more cash? >> now, before we answer that, let's explain why buying that was better than shorting small caps. if you went short you would have made 3%. nothing to complain about. but mike's put can be sold back today for $5.50. 25% return. now, carter got us into the trade. what does he see now for small caps, carter? >> i think there's more damage coming, you have a well defined trend and the high was 117. we broke the well defined trend, and now we have thrown back to 110. the high level sell of 7 or 8%. we think this throw back gives you a chance to reshort the thing. >> how do you manage a traded? >> >> i would roll down to the 108. and try to do what we were talking about when we put this trade on initially. look for opportunities to spread. keep an eye on twitter too because we will talk about opportunistic times to do that. >> to carter's point, that trend line they broke, that's a nasty looking chat there, i think you look to short charts like that. >> coming up next, we have the final ca

mike nicco is on the roof. >> mike? >>> not wearing so heavy a coat as yesterday. it is mild. check out the beautiful picture from the east bay hills. the full moon is still above the clouds. we have plenty of slow clouds and fog to deal with this morning. live doppler 7 hd is tracking that down to 2.5 in oakland and 1.5 in san carlos. it changed

mike nicco has been trackinged rain totals. mike? >> well start by taking a lock around and you can see the fair weather cumulus developing with left over moisture from the storm and the sun is irritating the atmosphere but we desperately need stronger lifting mechanism or a cold pool of air to come over us in the middle of the atmosphere to regenerate the healthy rain and that will happen tonight. it will rival the totals you see here half an inch at half moon bay and hayward and livermore and two thirds to three-quarters. concord and san jose, up to the north more than 1" but fairfield is still close. a beautiful rainbow. look out to the west, there is our next lifting mechanism and our next cold air pocket that will create heavy rain, thunderstorms and possibly damaging wind during the nighttime hours. i will is that will set coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> thank you. happening now, the department of water resources is conducting the third snow survey of the winter and readings show the snow pack at 22 percent of normal w

what do you see, mike? >> minneapolis is a hundred, and -- is a hub and indianapolis is a hub, and st. louis has a winter mix. we will look at live doppler 7 hd and zoomed in on santa rosa with the lowest visibility and guerneville road, 101, river road, bodega highway, fountain grove parkway, all those areas could have patchy fog this morning and everyone else is okay. half moon has an increase in the visibility from five mills to seven miles. we will talk temperatures on the peninsula: 37 in woodside the cool spot, and 38 in menlo park and 39 in palo alto and 40 in redwood city and san mateo is 43 and belmont is 45 and san bruno is 48 a warm spot along with san francisco at 48 and half moon bay is 41 and san jose and fremont are 42 and 40 in concord and mid-to-upper 30's in napa and santa rosa and novato and livermore. it is definitely colder this morning. look how calm the bay water is, it looks nice, as we look to the bay bridge in the port of oak lend this morning, from the exploritorium camera. clouds

mike huckabee now top of the polls. the problem lawrence is for republicans, if you look at just the states democrats have won six out of the last six elections, there are 242 electoral votes. and that's a tough wall to overcome with 270 needed to bin. and the question, when you give consideration to a mike huckabee candidate see, what state when you look at the country does mike huckabee pick up that we haven't already won. there's just not a good answer for that. there's no a candidate you can win in a general election with if you're a republican and you care about winning. >> nia, i want to put the poll back on the screen. it remains fascinating in chris christie terms. there's mike huckabee at 14, rand paul at 14. you move down a notch to jeb bush at 10. but there's chris christie at 10, right there with jeb bush now in the middle of the worst scandal any of these guys have been near. and then what i think is significant, there's three people below him. paul ryan is right now under chris christie's worst situation o