-dan: right. -lemonis: so the total loss for the company, since the beginning of time to now, is how much? -dan: $606,000. lemonis: and how much capital did you say came into the business? dan: roughly $1 million. lemonis: okay. $1 million comes into the company. a loss of $600,000. that leaves you with $400,000. dan: mm-hmm. lemonis: so, do you have $400,000 in cash sitting somewhere? -dan: we do not. lemonis: do you have $400,000 of inventory sitting somewhere? -dan: we do not. -so where's the $400,000? dan: so, hold on. let me think of this. all i can say with 100% certainty is that not one of us has touched any... lemonis: no one thinks that. dan: okay. okay. i got worried. lemonis: that's not where i'm going with this. -dan: okay, yeah. -lemonis: where i'm going with this is you guys really don't know your numbers. dan: we could know our numbers better, yes. that is 100% true. -lemonis: well, you, specifically, as the c.e.o. of the business, should know the numbers like -- [snaps fingers] dan

dan: here's your safety sunglasses... lemonis: okay. dan: ...'cause the light is very intense in these rooms. lemonis: okay. i feel like i'm ready to go, like, on a safari with you. dan: yeah, all day long. it's fun. lemonis: let's do it. for dan, cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on. you've got to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the b

-dan: hi, i'm dan. -lemonis: dan, nice to meet you. -dan: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so you guys all wear the stuff? -dan: yeah. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: now, is that a "ladies" body? kelly: yes, this is a "ladies" body. -lemonis: okay. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: i was surprised how small the "ladies" section was in comparison to the universe of fashion. kelly: i would love to do more feminine styles for girls and tweens. i think there's a huge opportunity there. lemonis: how much business do you do overall? total company. patrick: well, in 2014 we did $1 million. last year, we did $900,000. and now this year, 'cause of all the situations we're having, we're on track to do about $600,000. patrick: you know, one of our biggest retailers that we work with, kitson, is closed. lemonis: how much business did you do with them on an annual basis? patrick: on an annual basis, about $300,000. -lemonis: and they're gone? -patrick: gone. lemonis: so kitson was 30% of your business. patrick: easily. lemonis: to lose 1/3 of your entire business when one account goes out of busi

>> dan: i'm still confused. >> marie: jesse will clear it up to you. >> dan: going right to him. if jeff sessions is part of this intricate conspiracy that caused him to recuse himself, why would you as a democrat senator, in any way object to helm resigning? supposedly your case is that he's part of the whole conspiracy! i don't get it. >> jesse: i don't get it, either. i think as greg mentioned, hot stocks are rising. democrats should love that for now he's out of there, democrats can smoke weed again. the democrats love that! can we pull nadler's face up again? his eyebrow was as crooked as hillary. did you see that shoot out to the right? >> greg: my eyebrows get like that. my eyebrows does that and i come in here and they spend hours combing it. >> jesse: with that little pick. i have that too. let me say this. democrats think they can pick trump's cabinet. in order to pick a cabinet -- >> marie: or you can be in the senate and advise in the constitution. >> dan: i want to think mollie hemingway on interviewing jerry nadler on the amtrak. president trump once again blasting

dan: important point. so much of the talks about north korea have to do with their own strategic forces and their threats to employ them against south korea and japan. but the proliferation threat, i imagine, has not gone away. generally speaking, in terms of global proliferation and countries and networks proliferating, how much difference do you see now from when you were last in government in charge of those very issues? mr. bolton: i think the risk of proliferation and proliferation markets remains very high. it is endemic in proliferation itself, as each new power gets nuclear capability. the incentive of neighboring powers or others who have hostile interests grows mathematically. so the effort to stop proliferation, to stop north korea's nuclear program, is not just to deal with the threat of north korea, but the possibility of the onward transfer of both nuclear technology and actual nuclear weapons and to stop iran before it gets to that point has implications not only in the middle east and what

>> dan bailey: any which way. we're hoping over us. >> dan bailey: hen, hen, hen, hen, hen, hen, hen! >> joe rogan: what happens if you accidentally shoot a hen? do you get in trouble? >> dan bailey: you report yourself. >> anthony: have you ever heard about the walk of shame? so really you have a split second to determine whether it's a shootable thing. okay well, we're counting on you! >> dan bailey: that's a rooster! >> anthony: i could have shot at that too! that was an easy shot. >> joe rogan: yeah one of those days, huh? >> dan bailey: public lands in montana; we're, we're fortunate we have a lot of them but you know they get a lot of pressure so uh when you get one of these birds it's pretty special. >> joe rogan: public land hunting is always, always a lot of work. >> dan bailey: in general anybody and everybody can come out here and chase your birds so. hey, there's a bunch of birds right there. see them go on through the trees right there? >> anthony: i saw. >> joe rogan: a bunch of pheasants just got up

dan: and the exit wound? captain hughes: it was a large, irregular wound to the front right side of the president's head. dan: can you be absolutely certain that the wound you describe as the entrance wound was in fact? captain hughes: yes, we can. the missile traversed the skin and then the bony skull. as it passed through the skull, it produced a characteristic coning or beveling effect showing that the wound was made from behind. dan: this is very important. you said it was scientific evidence, is it conclusive? captain hughes: yes, it is. dan: how many autopsies have you performed? captain hughes: approximately 1,000. dan: is there any doubt that that was an entry when? cap to use: no. mr. cronkite: there is no doubt it was made from the back of the head. the chief pathologist states without the slightest hesitation that the shots that killed the president came from the rear. a cbs news inquiry, the warren report continues. mr. cronkite: in answer to our question whether shots came from other than the boo

dan: full stop. i think we have candidates, a crop of new people coming to washington, that i think will impact the future generation of all politics in the united states. we are excited about them. we have spent an enormous amount of time and energy building the biggest strategic battleground the democrats have had in a decade. should we be successful, i believe there is a new crop of leaders coming to d.c. should we not be successful, the answer is not all that different, because there is still in new crop of leaders coming to d.c. we have an amazing crop of candidates, who sort of sit outside of the political realm. so i do not think there is a big change in terms of what the president will have to deal with, in terms of dealing with new faces and candidates. alexi: obviously if you win, you will have more congressional oversight against the president. he is seemingly becoming more worried about that kind of saying, pretend i am on the ballot, if we lose the house, it is not my fault. what, with t

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first, dan rather. dan: i have had cases in which missiles have run through heavy bone and little deforming. the fact that it went through two men is acceptable because of velocity. it hits a bone, it shatters a bullet. depends upon the construction of the missile. it is a full jacketed bullet. , with remain intact little or no deformity. >> is it impossible? is it impossible that the bullet would've gone through president --nedy, onto governor colony to governor connally, and not shown more damage? upon theicine we fall trite expression that we don't like to say something is impossible. i would say that it is highly improbable. i would hesitate really to say that it is absolutely 100% impossible. but it is highly improbable. highly one of the many improbable's that we are asked to accept by the warren commission if we are to except the validity of the full report. >> the most persuasive critic of the single bullet theory is the one who seems to know best, texas governor john connolly. although he accep

using dan and jennie's example again, dan's $400,000 value as of january 1 is used to set the tax bill for the following fiscal year beginning july through june of the next year. jennie buys the property from dan in october. the taxable value is reset to $700,000 as of october, but the bill issued still reflects dan's lower value. in this case, jennie would expect to receive one supplemental or catch-up bill to capture the difference between her assessed value and began's fr began's -- dan's from october through june. because of january 1 we already know of the sale, we would have used the following year to set jennie's property taxes and no other supplemental bill should be received. however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still

dan nathan sees similar dark clouds over another big tech name dan head over to the plasma. >> let's talk about what happened here other than the megastorm in new york. nvidia closed down 19% today the company now has $100 billion market cap look how much was shaved off by one poor earnings result here. so to me i think you really have to think about is this a canary in the coal mine for broader tech we know that nvidia their chips touch a lot of technology. but it's important to think about what are some other tech stock stories that have unusually high sentiment the way nvidia did this is the one-year chart of nvidia this was important october 3rd making a new all-time high. up nearly 50% on the year. downdraft here down nearly 50% from the highs from 52-week highs to 52-week lows in less than five weeks that's bad stuff for a very, very highly thought about story as nvidia. let's go to the five-year chart. this is important. this thing was a ten bagger the last couple years. when it broke a couple weeks ago it kept going, i don't know where it stops tp. it makes sense to think abo

dan nathan sees similar dark closed over another big tech name dan head over to the plasma. >> let's talk about what happened here other than the megastorm in new york np nvidia closed down 19% today. the company now has $100 billion market cap look how much was shaved off by one poor earnings result here. so to me i think you really have to think about is this a canary in the coal mine for broader tech we know that nvidia their chips touch a lot of technology. but it's important to think about what are some other tech stock stories that have unusually high sentiment the way nvidia did this is the one-year chart of nvidia this was important october 3rd making a new all-time high. up nearly 50% on the year. downdraft here down nearly 50% from the highs from 52-week highs to 52-week lows in less than five weeks thap that's bad stuff for a very, very highly thought about story as nvidia. let's go to the five-year chart. this is important. this thing was a ten bagger the last couple years. when it broke a couple weeks ago it kept going i don't know where it stops tp. it makes sense to th

correspondent dan rather. dan: here is a part of the story not in dispute. the presidential motorcade entered the plaza with a sharp right turn off of maine and on to houston. it ran slowly along the eastern edge of dealey plaza. then the motorcade slowed even more for the extremely sharp left, more than 90 degrees onto elm street which runs dreck late beneath the windows of the depository building. a perfect place for an ambush. as the limousine drifted into the odd as kirk, shots rained down on it. basic: here is the first question of the night -- where did the shots come from? nights program, we decided that some of the shots came from here. there were reports of virtually simultaneous shots which would mean more than one assassin. the shots are reported from over there, the famous grassy knoll ahead of, to the writeup, and slightly above the president's car. both sets ofm shots are positive and persuasive. this photograph shows one group of those witnesses. oswald coworkers who put themselves in other witness -- in other windows to watch the parade and i

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is it over, dan? more volatility? dan: volatility is very high, and this sounds stupid but it is the best advice i can give people watching the market. the market will stop going down when people stop selling. i know it sounds silly, but there is an avalanche of selling in the market right now. the pressure is everywhere. i see it on my screens every day. when i see an alleviation of that pressure, when i see the numbers from the cot, when the commitment of traders' reports comes out, and they are not down again in terms of speculative loans getting out of the market, i will know that it's time to try and get back in again. and the kickback, i think, will be enormous. alix: great stuff, guys, thank you so much. so let's get to your takeaways here. so mike, you're saying the market is overly bearish and the crude quality actually matters. it's too soon also to write off any oil demand growth. and dan, you're saying the oil price move is financial, not fundamental. you say volatilities are off the charts, but we are get

dan johnson is in cafornia with this report. dan: a week ago, this was the center of a brant town. now it is drained of color and devoid of life. and it is people like bill who gave this place its character.th this is first time you have seen your house, bill. >> first time. dan: there's not a lot left. >> this is the porch, this is the living room, this is my bedroom, that was her bedroom, actors the kitchen. -- that was e kitchen. the kitchen. it is scorched earth. it is clear. dan: how are you dealing with this? how you deal with it? >> man. dan: bill managed to save some pets as he faced the flames driving to safety. he picked up a neighbor and headed right into the firestorm. he was the last person from his street to make it out of paradise alive. y >>, people, it is blowing. it is hot. dan: what happens next what do you do? >> rebuild, restart, start life again. i'm alive. i've got the clothes on my back. i've got my family. i've got a lot of people. dan: can paradise be rebuilt? >> it can be rebuilt. we get to start anew. 95% gone, prty much a slate ard. start over again. th

and dan nathan have been running in the past couple of years. jimmy it's great to have you here what does veterans day -- what does the event mean to you and your family. >> an awful lot to lead the way fund first of all we honor about 78 guys that lost lives including my son jimmy and we have a phenomenal day on sunday at 9:00 at pier 45. we have about six or seven hundred people are going to run. we have the lighthouse where we have a brunch. a memorial day event there we honor the gold star families. we brought in two rangers that were killed in action, their families spent the weekend here. and we're going to present them with por traits. but lead the way fund is doing tremendous stuff i would -- i would like to have -- see your viewers get on lead the way fund.org see what you are we are doing program cap collegiate access program. we have more guys going for the ivy league programs. it's phenomenal. and columbia has been a big big partner with us in that. >> you help so many people, jim. and we applaud that. and you guy haves gotten involv

do we have dan springer still? dan? >> reporter: yeah, dana. i have just listening to your guest there. and one of the things that struck me, one thing that alaska has going for it is that it became a state so recently. 1959 is when alaska became a state. lot of the high rises there were built for government offices and also by the oil companies after the alaska oil pipeline was built in the '60s. and so the relatively new, relatively strong. again, i talked to somebody at the marriott which is right downtown not very far from the epi center. and it shook. it went on for about a minute. she said she only had a nut cracker fall off the shelf. obviously, lot of people had more than that. but the point is, these are post earthquake 1964 quake buildings that were built. so i think the high rises are not gonna see major damages to them. you'll have damage to homes. we got a report from the anchorage police department, which is getting phone calls from virtually everybody in the city, that there has been major structural damage. lots of homes, lots o

dan, how worried should we be about the world economy right now? >> well, i think there's a lot of reason to be concerned, paul, because the united states on the one hand seems to be booming, full employment, all of the signs are consumer confidence, tremendously strong but if you look out around the world the picture isn't so bright. germany's economy con tatted in the last quarter, europe itself seems to be slowing down, you described what's going on in the uk with brexit. japan's economy slowed also in the last quarter and china's growth rate is now about 6.5% which is really kind of low for them, so you get the sense that there's a lot suppressing the global economy out there, the dollar is very strong and delinking from some of the other currencies and usually when that happens bad things happen. paul: what's behind it, bill, i think you've got some bad policy choices in political turmoil in europe, for example, but rising interest rates also here in the u.s. -- >> right. paul: which is drawing capital from the rest of the world. >> and i thin

as wall street hopes for a year-end rally dan nathan says there is one group that could be left in the dust >>> plus, at leisure stocks are soaring. >> you know i had been working out. >> announcer: but mike khouw stays there is one name that looks stretched. he gives us the trade. and later investors are piling into health care stocks. >> dr. dr. >> doctor. >> and the chart master says there is a key group in the space that could see a bigger breakout it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> and we start with the health care rally heating up in november the sector rallying nearly 7% for the best month in more than three years. the best performing sector of 2018 up 15% and the chart master says there is one group in the space that could see an even bigger breakout. let's go straight to carter over at the plasma with the checkup on the health care charts. >> we know in principle the defensive assets are acting well, staples, health care, utilities up big but in many ways in the case for health care it a catch up trade, having lagged so much over the preceding three

not that dan dan would risk that. she keeps a close saw on her financial rating vajra mobile payment app so this is sesame credit so what's the score that you have to set seventy three seven hundred seventy three was the maximum you can get i think it's eight hundred so you got a pretty good score oh i am i think of doing while not the best but yeah. top seven simple answer is what kind of access or what kind of privileges does that give you this is the like for rent cars i don't have to pay a deposit so you don't have to close it up and this is also for a hotel. no deposit for renting a hardass. china's middle class is on the rise. like dan dan they're mostly young urban and used to living much of their lives online and on devices. that are. nothing while the younger you buy things are more than. just. you know the telephone or bill kristol your guilt trip to see the way to work in their home you know you told a person you know we'll. cut you off. your child will cook the problem not only will god show. so you want y

friend dan dan is going places very much the modern chinese woman. she's a marketing professional diligent and prosperous and sees clear skies in her digital future. don't read them tell all my thoughts and now. i want to. tell you for. now the advantage of. a model citizen jan will write highly on social credit. every action will be tracked and judged fined by her. her and on whether or not are all those. make us out. to make. sure that we choke on chains and. don't dance criminal academic and medical records will fade into school as well as state security assessments. the shopping habits will be another measure. this school could even change in real time depending on what she puts in a trolley. by a lot of alcohol suggests dependence lose a couple of points. buy a pack of nappies again if you suggest responsibility. later on mortgage payments or your tax return lose a lot more. not that dan dan would risk that she keeps a close saw on her financial rating vajra mobile payment app so this is sesame credit so what's the score that you have to say sev

dan nathan warns the breakout is really a fakeout he has the trade plus materials and industrials have been on a tear. but the chart master says watch out, the moves could be nothing than a bull trap and ♪ just when you thought it might be safe to get back into the tech trade, apple took down the markets today. but have no fear, mike khouw says there is one big name investors should be hiding out in he will break it town. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> and we start with tech unraveling again today after apple's earnings, the sector falling 2% on the session now down 10% from the highs a month ago. with all the tech turmoil is there anywhere safe to hide out in the sector? let's get to the chart master. carter worth at the plasma what are you look being at. >> oracle, an old line name, maybe boring but it's holding up when others are under pressure so just a simple table, the numbers speak for themselves in the month of october of course the worst month in perhaps a decade or there abouts, one of the worst octobers in 2009 oracle was down almost e

i-team reporter dan noyes is here with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. dan? >> ama, dan, john hirokawa was once second in command to sheriff laurie smith. now he is providing the toughest challenge ever to laurie smith, who has held the office for almost 20 years. this story began when martin monica called me three weeks ago. he says after that loss, sheriff laurie smith and her second in command, undersheriff rick sung met martin at this peet's coffee, trying to get him to publicly endorse her. >> she brought internal documents that have jobs for us to apply for and get. >> she also said well, you can do this one here, or, you know, whatever you apply to, give me a call, use my name and we'll get you there. >> after martin monica says laurie smith sent this text saying hi, martin, have i some info for your son. so do you have some time to meet again? also, thank you so much for endorsing me. but he is not endorsing laurie smith. >> it wasn't the right thing to do. i vote for people that i believe will do the correct job. >> former lieutenant for sheriff says

dan thorn live in chico dan thorn kron4 news. (grant) the tiny city of gridley is now filled with people who have been evacuated from the camp fire.that is where the butte county fairgrounds are located.kron 4's justine waldman is there ... she tells us... everyone there is impacted by the devastation. "the town of gridley is filled with people evacuated from the camp fire.highway 99 is the main drag through town.people who have lived here their whole lives tell me this is a lot of traffic.so many people here have lost everything. like this man.ron logan / lost home in paradise it hurts... we all just woke up one day and 8 hours later everything is gone it wrecked everyones life it keeps happening across california it don't matter where you are from it is total devastation but we are live local businesses are slammed like this burger joint.this hardware store has sold out of supplies.in gridley justine waldman kron 4 news." camp fire is causing hazardous air quality conditions here in the bay area. this is video from treasure isl

but if you think the glad bath could be nearing an end, dan nay on this has a way to play for a bounce plus, attention walmart shoppers the chart of the dow stock has been breaking out. and carter worth says there's more gains in store for the retailer when it reports earnings next week he'll break it down. >>> and, chip stocks have been getting crushed and there's a big event next week that would signal more pain mikeco's got the trade it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> we start with retail gearing up for a big week of earnings. home depot reports tuesday, macy's on wednesday, walmart and nordstrom on thursday. these stocks have been bright spots over the next month. how should you play these over the next week. carter, what are you looking at? >> walmart a big one, but really it many ways it's a consumer staples play it's a big grocery store and we know how well consumer staples are acting this is a defensive and offensive bet here the most recent data point is this huge gap on its earnings. there it is, you can see it, basically a massive move after a su

paul: talk about the stakes in the house and senate, dan. trump administration is shut down, basically. he will not get any judges approved at appellate, supreme court, none, zero nominated by "the federalist" society. nominated larry tribe from harvard, he might make it a lot of nominees won't, for the administration will have a hard time being filled out. then you would lose your leverage in negotiations over the budget. so the stakes in the senate are very high. >> if that happens, paul, like it or not american people will have to get used to the fact the 2020 presidential election begins next wednesday morning. that is the only thing going on. there is a school of thought republicans feel if they hold one seat in the senate and keep that margin you're describing, they will have regard the it as very successful evening. paul: upset potential pick, bog hub begin, biotech ceo, running against bob menendez who barely escaped conviction of corruption charges. it might be too long a reach. democrats are willing to give a republican a chance in

. >> hopes of a trade deal giving chinese stocks a boost dan nathan warns it is really a fakeout. he's got the trade. >>> plus -- materials and industrials have been on a tear. but the chart master says watch out. the moves could be nothing more than a bull trap >>> and -- ♪ just when you thought it might be safe to get back into the tech trade, apple took down the markets today. but have no fear, mike khouw says there's one big name investors should be hiding out in he'll break it down. time to risk less and make more. the action begins right now. >>> and we start with tech unraveling again today after apple's earnings the sector fell 2% in the session. now down nearly 10% from the highs just one month ago so with all of the tech turmoil is there anywhere safe to hide out in the sector? let's get to the chart master, carter worth what are you looking at? >> oracle, it's an old line name, maybe boring but in fact it's showing a key thing it is holding up when others are under pressure so just a simple table the numbers speak for themselves in the month of october of course the w

dan: volatility is very high. this sounds stupid, but it's the best advice i can give people watching the market. the market will stop going down when people stop selling. i know it sounds silly, but there is an avalanche of selling in the market. the pressure is everywhere. i see them on screens every day. when i see alleviation of the pressure and the reports from the commitment of traders. they are not down as far as speculative loans. i will know it is time to get back in again. the kickback i think will be enormous. alix: thank you. let's get your takeaways. mike, you're saying the markets are overly bearish. crude quality matters. it is too soon to write off oil demand growth. dan, you're saying it is financial, volatility off the charts. we are getting close positioning to end all that selling. thank you so much, michael tran and dan dicker. grenoble energy moving through a state ballot measure. what it means for fossil fuels. here's a look at one of the big moves of the week. occidental petroleum with earn

kron 4's dan thorn is live in walnut creek tonight with more on what you should do. dan? ken and vicki im sure there are plenty of people who are thrilled to hear about rain in the forecast this week. but auto experts are pointing out that you should get your car washed before the rain hits...you might be asking why? it's because of what can happen to the paint. the bad air quality from the butte county camp fire has been slowly caking our cars with ash and other particles. nats. some people in walnut creek have wasted no time by getting their cars cleaned.. sot: it was absolutely needed it was the last day driving with this car basically you can really see the ash coming down..auto experts recommend getting a wash. they say a mixture of rain and ash can be tough on your car's paint job.. sot: it wouldn't chip away at the paint, it would eat at it. taj turner with clear auto detailing in walnut creek says the acidity of california's rain can also play a factor.. sot: when you combine that with the ash from the fire you kind of create a situation that makes it a detailers

not that dan dan would risk that she keep. close saw on her financial rating vajra mobile payment app so this is sesame credit so what's the score that you have to set seventy three seven hundred seventy three was the maximum you can get i think it's eight hundred so you got a pretty good score oh i am i think of doing while not the best but yeah. top seven simple answer is what kind of access or what kind of privileges does that give you this is for like for rent cars i don't have to pay a deposit so you don't have to close it up and this is also for a hotel. no deposit for renting a hardass. china's middle class is on the rise. like jan jan they're mostly young urban and used to living much of their lives online and on devices. that they're. not. going to buy things or money. just. don't they. don't know the telephone or bill kristol your thoughts are with us the way to work in their home you do all the little yourself you know we'll. cut you off. your choice because the problem not only will it's your. so you want your alwa

>> a lot to report, dan. here in yountville, about an hour from now, that there will be a candlelight vigil. in napa county tonight, across parents' nightmare you. raise a child. you take care of that child you. send that child off to college, and then this happens. it did not take long for last night's mass murder tragedy in southern california to reach out and cause pain in napa county, vintage high school in particular. >> alaina housley is an incredible person. >> first came the rumors that alaina housley had died in the shooting, then confirmations and sadness over the loss of a model honor student, athlete, and member of the student council who everyone seemed to love. what about her will you miss? >> everything. >> out of respect, we stayed away from friends and fellow students today. they wore their emotions on their faces. >> i cannot believe. this i'm just shaking like a leaf. i just -- i cannot believe it. >> marsha taught elena piano beginning at 5 years old. loved her so much that she still has k

i-team reporter dan noyes is here with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. dan? >> ama, dan, john hirokawa was once second in command to sheriff laurie smith. now he is providing the toughest challenge ever to laurie smith, who has held the office for almost 20 when martin monica called me three weeks ago. he says after that loss, sheriff laurie smith and her second in command, undersheriff rick sung met martin at this peet's coffee, trying to get him to publicly endorse her. >> she brought internal documents that have jobs for us to apply for and get. >> she also said well, you can do this one here, or, you know, whatever you apply to, give me a call, use my name and we'll get you there. >> after martin monica says laurie smith sent this text saying hi, martin, have i some info for your son. so do you have some time to meet again? also, thank you so much for endorsing me. but he is not endorsing laurie smith. >> it wasn't the right thing to do. i vote for people that i believe will do the correct job. >> former lieutenant for sheriff says he saw something in wro

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john: dan-- dan: full stop. i think we have candidates, a crop of new people coming to washington, that i think will impact the future generation of all politics in the united states. we are excited about them. we have spent an enormous amount of time and energy building the biggest strategic battleground the democrats have had in a decade. should we be excess full, i believe there is a new crop of leaders coming to d.c. should we not be successful, the answer is not all that different, because we have a new crop coming to d.c. we have candidates who sit outside of the political realm. so i do not think there is a big change in terms of what the president will have to deal with, insert -- in terms of dealing with new faces and candidates. alexi: obviously if you win, you will have more congressional oversight over the president. he is seemingly becoming more worried about that kind of thing, like attend i am on the ballot, if we lose the house, it is not my fault. what, with this new crop of leaders, getting to

dan nathan warns the breakout is really a fakeout he has the trade plus materials and industrials have been on a tear. but the chart master says watch out, the moves could be nothing more than a bull trap and ♪ just when you thought it might be safe to get back into the tech trade, apple took down the markets today. but have no fear, mike khouw says there is one big name investors should be hiding out in he will break it town. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> and we start with tech unraveling again today after apple's earnings, the sector falling 2% on the session now down 10% from the highs a month ago. with all the tech turmoil is there anywhere safe to hide out in the seccer let's get for the chart master carter worth at the plasma what are you look being at. >> oracle, an old line name, maybe boring but it's holding up when others are under pressure so just a simple table, the numbers speak for themselves in the month of october of course the worst month in perhaps a decade or there abouts, one of the worst octobers in 2009 oracle was down almo

but if you think the bloodbath could be nearing an end, dan nathan has a way to play for a bounce >>> plus, attention wal-mart shoppers the chart of dow stock has been breaking out appear carter worth says more gains in store when the retailer reports next woke. he will break it down. >>> and chip stocks getting crushed. and there is a big event next week that could signal mor pain mike khouw's got the trade it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> and we start with retail gearing up for a big week of earnings home did he bewednesday pb macy nasdaq wal-mart and macy financial disclosure statement these are proit spots amid the weakness the last month. how how should you play the names. >> carter worth at the plasma what are you looking at. >> wal-mart obviously a big one. but in many ways it's a consumer staples play we know it's a big grocery store we know how well consumerer tapeles act this is an offense every and defensive bet here the most recent data point is this huge gap on earnings. there it is. you can see it basically a massive move after a surprising

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. the camp fire is getting close to the city of chico. >> wiping out much of the city of paradise. >> at last check the fire was up to 20,000 acres. about 1,000 structures have been destroyed and we know from video many of them are homes. >> the fire has injured a number of people, including two firefighters. today acting governor newsom is asking president trump to declare a state of emergency so government assistance can be brought in. >> reporter: well, i am standing just about two miles outside of downtown chico. this is where they are now doing voluntary evacuations, evacuation warnings. and the reason for this is this fire ridge behind me. if you can see that is neighborhood called little chico creek estates. it is in chico, according to the address. and those folks back there are actually being asked to evacuate. they have been given a warning because the fire, unfortunately, is moving this way. traveling like the wind, burning everything in its path, the ca

kron4's dan thorn is live in the east bay with what police are saying you should keep in mind. dan? it's dry right now...but once the rain rolls in those roads can get dangerous and in some cases deadly..but police say it's mostly preventable if people prepare.. more wet weather means more slick roads. with several accidents popping up in the bay area because of last week's storms..police want people to keep in mind the potentially slippery conditions this week..sot: slow it down, maximize your distance from you and the vehicle in front of you. officer baza with chp in oakland says the shoulders along freeways are often problem areas when it rains. sot: avoid the far left and far right lanes because that's where you're gonna see a flow of water. other than giving yourself plenty of time--your wheels are a big deal...police say you should make sure you have a spare tire. sot: you're gonna see tow trucks being overworked and overwhelmed so you want to be prepared on your own so that you may not have to depend on a tow truck. speed is always a factor but officer baza says even more-so

. >> dan, you created the maga trade. >> i did. >> the father of maga. let's start with you microsoft trade it or fade it. >> so good. >> so really interesting what bob said about amazon he actually said they have a valuation problem. it's interesting fang names we disregarded cramer disregarded fang he wishes he never came up with it. >> you know you don't wish you never came up with maga. >> he was talking about amazon valuation. microsoft there is a good chance we see fiscal 2019 earnings estimates come down. if that's the case the stock trading at 24 times right now is really expensive to me one of the lynch opinions of the better than expected quarter was -- better than expected pe growth i don't see it i think you fade it. i think you if a i had it on valuation. >> why do you think the earnings come down? i'm confused this is -- of a you will the guys we talked about they have the most priblt predictable core business. they're in gaming. that's the most defendable top line. >> what did. >> or bottom line. >> what did apple tell bus the dollar impac

dan johnson, bbc news, paradise. jane: for more on the intensit of these fires, i spoke a brief time ago with a climate scientist at the university of michigan. why are these fires appearing to get worse?l, >> wou know, the big dog in all of this is climate change. umperatures are going up, and as temperatures the the atmosphere demands more moisture. it can hold more moisture. as any gardener knows, on those hotter days, plants will wilt if they don't get water more. rains are not fallg as they used to. we have these hotter conditions -- hotter temperatures and drier conditions. a lot of times we say it is the hot flash ought. either way, it is making the forests extremely flammable. jane:reou saying that this could very well get worse? jonathan: yeah, that is an important part of the climate change field of science. like going t the doctor says we understand what the cause is, you have a better idea of what is coming xt. terms of climate change it's getting hotter and drier. even in the situations where itt is notn

dan? since friday, people have been stopping by pep housing in petaluma to drop off items for victims of the camp fire.sot becky watson/petaluma resident 07-13i brougth some toileries and towels and clothes sock and sweatherssot sharlene dillon/ san francisco resident 14-20absolutely important to me, if i dont show up for my own, who can i expect to show up for mepep housing is a non profit corporation which provides affordable housing for low income seniors and veterans... they collected donations during the tubbs fire and saw no reason why they shouldn't do it for the camp fire.sot mary stompe/pep housing 33-43we have a property in butte county and we are aware of the poverty up there and we know there are a lot of seniors in that area , so when you lose everything we want to come in and give you some comforts, clothing and that sort of thing.pep housing is only collecting new clothing, as well as food, and toiletries among other things... for stopping by helping fire victims is personal