thank you, thank you. >> morgan: hi, everyone, and thanks a lot for joining us. i'm demarco morgan. the death toll from the california wildfires has climbed to at least 11. two victims were found today in southern california. at least nine have died in northern california. this satellite photo shows the state's two fire zones, in the north, a fire that all but wiped out the town of paradise, has torched more than 100,000 acres. and the south, two fires have destroyed more than 150 homes in the foothills and canyons outside of los angeles. jamie yuccas is there. >> reporter: malibu looks like a war zone, homes and bsisses destroyed, charred earth as far as the eye can see, all this as the woolsey fire is still nowhere near contained. >> it really seems like we're chasing it. it moves so fast, so aggressive, and the fire behavior is just so intense. >> reporter: los angeles county firefighters are working to cut a perimeter around the fire. this is an example of the challenges for firefighters as these flames creep toward the ocean. thick vegetation and no way to get to them. students

>> jesse: morgan? >> morgan: my friends, who are country music singers, they have over 40 -- they write country music songs, they have 40 number ones between the two of them. we went to an event and raised over $400,000, supports the families of special operations, especially someone who has injured, killed in combat, so last night we had a time the military, tons of special operations, friends of mine in the room, lots of country music which made it even better. everybody should check out tomahawk, i love you, nashville. >> jesse: dogs and country music. i feel like data is here. >> greg: we need a story on avenatti. >> jesse: avenatti. >> geraldo: my new home state of ohio, betty parts of the country grappling with this awful opioid epidemic, over 70,000 dead. we get a small measure of revenge in a trail that is just begun in brooklyn in federal court, el chapo, joachima half d through one of the most"hannity" not only did they get into the prison, they got into el chapo's cell, they got to a point w

i'm demarco morgan. the combination of powerful winds and brittle trees and shrubs whipped up another day of blowtorch conditions in the california fire zones. the death toll has jumped to at least 25 with all but two of the fatalities in northern california. a wildfire there a wildfire there has wiped out more than 6400 homes. it's the most destructive fire in the state's history. and we have team of correspondents covering california's fire emergency-- beginning in the north, with mireya villarreal. >> reporter: the battleground today for firefighters in butte county is to force the flames north, away from the few homes still standing. more than 109,000 acres have been scorched, leaving the landscape dangerous and filled with tragedy. >> we have 25 people who have lost their lives so far. and that is 23 at the camp fire and 2 at the wolsey fire. >> state officials say more than a hundred people are still unaccounted for. the sheriff kory honea says more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. the u.

what do you think, morgan? >> morgan: there's a big debate of is it a designer baby when you are choosing the eye color or hair color. you can already -- you can choose the gender if you're getting ivf in terms of which embryo you want to use. i think it's interesting. i'm not totally sure where i stand on making babies resistant to hiv or any sort of terrible disease. i think with the chinese, you have the awful aspect of them prioritizing male ladies over female babies for so long and the abortions and things that happened that i think is terrible. i don't actually know where i stand on ethically. i don't have children yet but if i have them and you can make my son or daughter resistant to cancer or hiv, why wouldn't i want that? >> juan: in the polls, what you see is 80% of people say it's going too far. either it may be they are thinking in terms of eye color, i.q., that kind of stuff. >> morgan: which is a little creepy. >> juan: when you ask the question if it's helping a child that has an existing diseas

all right, morgan, which cat video? >> number three. >> wadden. >> number three. >> number three. >> number one. >> i'm going to go with number two so i think number three wins. no prizes. >> that could be a whole our show. >> it should be. >> as you guys all remember the philadelphia eagles won the super bowl. nine months from now, from that end, there is a baby boom in philadelphia. i wonder if those things are related, nine months after the super bowl, a lot of babies being delivered. very, very special time in philadelphia. >> this is an excuse to show the fact that the eagles won. >> barely hanging on. >> fly birds fly. by husband said on facebook there is a pastor in texas named todd phillips living on the barge until he raises over $2 million for clean drinking water in liberia in 2020, so you can find pastor todd phillips from the left well, living on this barge raising money. i think he's at $1.8 million. so far he's staying on the barge until he raises over $2 million for clean water in liberia. >> you could s

erik: i guess i would say that wisdom thational what's bad for morgan saks is good for morgan stanley. is that the case with mbpd. james: a not going to comment on that. and i also don't think that that conventional wisdom is true. we are often on the same side of a lot of transactions. i have great relationships with the leadership that goldman. i have a great relationship with lloyd, they are a tremendous institution. our challenges and we will let them work through it but i'm not going to answer that. erik: in a time when goldman was confronting controversy, let's say, you were asked about that and said something to the effect of their but for the grace of god go i and has remember that. do you feel the same way here? when one firm encounters trouble it's the kind of thing that could any other day of the week? james: there were things of the did before the crisis where i wouldn't have expected another firm to do that. things are changeable and you look at those situations differently. all i'm saying is that this, you know, the corporations in this andtry need strong independent ban

morgan is from florida. by the way, the people of new jersey are looking at florida and how corrupt it is and going "wow." quite frankly. >> morgan: i said on special report last night that we do a few things really good in florida. they can is in florida a lot, too paid hurricanes in recount of the specialty. i have worked several campaigns in florida. we are entering here is the election is over. right, chris christie mark we are now entering a second election that has nothing to do with the voters. this is a legal election at this point. everybody's going to be lawyering up. everybody's going to be releasing sinks in the media. senator rubio has been out in front of this, even more than ron desantis and rick scott. this is happening in his backyard. one of the point he made is that the counties that have a category 4 hurricane hit them still managed to get their votes in on time. what's the excuse for broward and palm beach? i would just say, finally, the law in florida states that the ballots have to be

and applause ] >> seth: tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] tracy. tracy. tracy. always such a joy. >> that was a lot of love, man. >> seth: lot of love. >> i feel like a magical black dude. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel magical. >> seth: lot of. >> i'm feel like the black dude from "green mile." >> seth: you feel like that? [ laughter ] >> i could just touch a white dude and feel his senses. yeah. >> seth: a healing hand? oh, my gosh. my cold just left. >> cure your syphilis. yeah. >> seth: oh, my god. [ laughter ] there go the bugs. there go the bugs. you -- you're turning 50 on saturday. >> yeah. i'm 50. yeah. >> seth: happy birthday, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm joining the 5-0 club, dog. how old are you? you young. >> seth: 44. 44. >> you young. >> seth: yeah. >> you got another four more years before you suffer from e.d. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] >> got to start taking them blue pills. >> seth: yeah, yeah. so, you had that happen to you at 48? >> no. >> seth: okay, i got you. [ laughter ] oh, that's your --- that's y

>> skylar's family friend morgan lawrence was upset too. she was at camp when she read that skylar was missing. >> how worried were you? >> sick to my stomach worried. >> so was officer coalbank. she was at it nonstop. >> i'd come back to the office in the evenings, watching video, getting facebook records. >> she got swamped with tips saying they'd seen skylar. each sighting was a dead end. at the same time, coalbank pulled skylar's records. what she found was ominous. skylar wasn't using her cell phone or atm card. coalbank now had serious doubts skylar had run away. >> usually runaways take items with them they want. especially if she had contacts or glasses. she didn't take that stuff with her. >> then police got an important new lead in the case. there had been two bank robberies in the nearby town of blacksville. both of them had gone down around the type skylar vanished. >> i was working with investigators on the bank robberies. >> while looking into the robberies, ronnie gaskin of the west virginia state police was called into skyla

a live look at the safeway in morgan hill where our holiday food drive is kicking off today. actually, its safeway across the bay area. we'll check in with our own laura garcia and marcus washington and they will tell us just how easy it is to "feed the need" this holiday season. >>> you're going to want to stick around for that info but current temperatures as you head out the door extremely cold, 20s and 30s. unfortunately that unhealthy air quality remains but i am tracking rain chances. i'll break down the timeline for you coming up. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back. its 7:14 on your saturday morning. this is probably the most view. our sun trying to make through those smokey skies. we are under a smoke advisory through tuesday at 11:00 p.m. we hope you limit your outdoor exposure. >>> in some be

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morgan county usa.org is the author of corporate crime and violence. big business power and the abuse of the public trust, as put out by an environmental group. he lives in berkeley springs, west virginia, and he's probably interviewed more people than anyone you've ever met over the years. he once actually put out a daily newspaper, five days a week, and had interviews in each one, and the corporate crime reporter, which is not enough -- well, corporate crime is not exactly a major feature of the curriculum,

and applause ] >> seth: tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] tracy. tracy. tracy. always such a joy. >> that was a lot of love, man. >> seth: lot of love. >> i feel like a magical black dude. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel magical. >> seth: lot of. >> i feel like the black dude from "green mile." >> seth: you feel like that? [ laughter ] >> i could just touch a white dude and feel his senses. yeah. >> seth: a healing hand? oh, my gosh. my cold just left. >> cure your syphilis. yeah. >> seth: oh, my god. [ laughter ] there go the bugs. there go the bugs. you -- you're turning 50 on saturday. >> yeah. i'm 50. yeah. >> seth: happy birthday, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm joining the 5-0 club, dog. how old are you? you young. >> seth: 44. 44. >> you young. >> seth: yeah. >> you got another four more years before you suffer from e.d. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] >> got to start taking them blue pills. >> seth: yeah, yeah. so, you had that happen to you at 48? >> no. >> seth: okay, i got you. [ laughter ] oh, that's your --- that's you

hey, david. >> hi, morgan. talked about a lot of things, including the changing face of media, netflix, amazon, apple, how they figure into it, and whether disney will compete with them as it head to the direct-to-consumer market and hit on at&t and time warner, at&t, of course, the owner of time warner and along with that came hbo one key question here given the enormous money being acquired to buy content from some of the aforementions companies, can hbo compete? here's malone. >> i don't know if at&t is willing to write those massive checks to play, you know, against the incumbent, amazon and netflix and compete with disney on the margin for that third seat. >> right. >> that i think if i was real i'd be scratching my head saying when i bought, it hbo was the scent gland, it was the crown jewel, it's what i wanted. now it's sub scale how much do i have to spend? they have had great creative at hbo. the question now is how much do i have to spend and how much -- how much income do i have to forgo, right, for

and applause >> seth: tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] tracy. tracy. tracy. always such a joy. >> that was a lot of love, man l >> set of love. >> i feel like a magical black dude. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel magical.f. >> seth: lot >> i'm feel like the black dude from "green mile." >> seth: you feel like that? [ laughter ] >> i could just touch a white dude and feel his senses. yeah. >> seth: a healing hand? oh, my gosh. my cold just left. >> cure your syphilis. yeah. s h: oh, my god. [ laughter ] there go the bugs. there go the bugs. you -- you're turning 50n saturday. >> yeah. i'm 50. yeah. >> seth: happy birthday, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm joining the 5-0 club, dog. how old are you? you young. >> seth: 44. 44. >> you young. >> seth: yeah. y got another four more years before you suffer from e.d. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] >> got to start taking them blue pills. >> seth: yeah, yea so, you had that happen to you at 48? >> no. >> seth: okay, i got you. [ ughter ] oh, that's your --- that's your analysis of me. >>

applause ] >> seth: tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] tracy. tracy. tracy. always such a joy. >> that was a lot of love, man. >> seth: lot of love. >> i feel like a magical black dude. h: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel magical. >> seth: lot of. >> i feel like the black dude from "green mile." >> set [ laughter ]ke that? >> i could just touch a white dude and feel his senses. yeah. >> seth: a healing hand? oh, my gosh. my cold just left. >> cure your syphilis. yeah. >> seth: oh, my god. [ laughter ] there go the bugs. there go the bugs. you -- you're turning 50 on saturday. >> yeah. i'm 50. yeah. >> seth: happy birthday, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm joining the 5-0 club, dog. how old aru you? ung. >> seth: 44. 44. >> you young. >> seth: yeah. >> you got another four more years before you suffer from e.d. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] >> got to start taking them blue pills. >> seth: yeah, yeah.at so, you had appen to you at 48? >> no. >> seth: okay, i got you. [ laughter ]-- oh, that's youthat's your analysis of me. >> i'm still mak

it was raining in san jose where we started our day and we are getting a heavier rain here in morgan hill, where we are this morning, and i'll tell you, don't do what i did and wait until the last minute to get your rain gear ready, because if you leave something behind, you might get a little wet. i lost my hat this morning. the sandbags, though, are ready so clearly the santa clara valley water district a little more prepared than i am this morning. this is the station here at the el toro fire station in morgan hill, but we are also at the blossom hill station in san jose last week. that one is well-stocked. los gatos told us they were going to be getting their sandbags out and ready to go as well, that was last week. now, i will tweet out the locations for the sandbag locations in case you need one. it doesn't take a lot of water to do a lot of damage to your home, so if you have a home that's in a low-lying area you'll know where you need to put the sandbags, primarily up against the garage door, where a lot of water seeps in. we talked to folks last week when we got the first ro

>> morgan: great question, lisa. >> lisa: thank you. >> morgan: this is not the first time thune and flake partnered up. there was drama about jeff flake going into the caucus room and kuhn was working on him. the two have been working closely together. on kavanaugh, yes, for kavanaugh. relates to judicial nominees, listen, flake's main argument, i'm a true conservative and president trump is not. that is why he's probably going to run against him in the primary in 2020. good luck with that f. that is your argument, you are the true conservative, for me, it defys logic you would holdup the justices, that is a tactic i would see someone from the far left, who doesn't want the justices confirmed. less than two months before the end of the year, we have a new congress, this is his last stand. this is not something it is easy, i think at times to roll our eyes at flake. he made a big deal of being the moral compass of the party, yet wasn't able to man up and run for office, he just quit. it is easy on one hand to roll your eyes at him. i have a big problem with this because from the pers

he is looking at the feedback received from morgan stanley clients. when i first came to the u.s., i was coming out of graduate school. this is a market correction we are going through right now. >> is this a healthy shakeout, this correction? >> we are in a tightening process around the world. are three and probably for rate increases this year. thee is the ability of monetary authorities that has provided limitations to what they can do. the markets are being anxious. backdrop, there are certain sectors. of millions of dollars have been created in some of these companies. there is a lot of debate. i guess the debate is reflected in the volatility we see. is the sustainability of u.s. growth and the pace of rate increases itemized? this could imply the standoff the administration is undertaking with china. is there anything around this debate, as far as what your from clients? >> there is just a watch going on. there is a strong news flow from overnight. brexit and tariffs and political risk and protectionism and anti-immigration. before we get to th

(morgan vo) those who give their best, deserve the best. get up to a $1,000 credit on select models now during the season of audi sales event. >>> there are still 28 shopping days until christmas there had been a lot of optimism maybe there still is what can we learn from this weekend's trends let's bring in stacy whitlet, a cnbc contributor are you now the grinch, stacy? you were so optimistic, now you've seen the numbers trickle in are you disappointed by what we have seen over the last couple of days? >> brian, on cyber monday, your favorite holiday of the year, we have to look back on what actually happened on thursday and friday traffic was down between 1 and 9% that's a pretty wide range certainly traffic is negative here that's a backdrop. we have the best consumer backdrop that we've had in recent history so i still think the malls have an issue and there's a big traffic issue out there. will that make up the difference online in some cases it will but in some cases it definitely won't. >> okay. when will it will and when will it wo

son las palabras del oficial del alguacil en un intento por detener a keila morgan de 23 años de edad que corre de forma errática con un bebé en brazos en la carretera 40 en el condado marion, pero cuando morgan se da cuenta que la oficial se acerca a ella corre con mayor velocidad y ocurre lo que parecía inevitable. >>> deja caer al infante de cabeza a un lado de la carretera y sigue huyendo de la policía como si nada hubiese pasado. >>> el bebé llora inconsolable, la caída le provocó una fractura en el cráneo, nombre lo recoge en sus brazos y se lo entregó a los paramédicos, mientras tanto, morgan no daba tregua a las autoridades, incluso se escondía entre los vehículos en un intento de evitar a los agentes, la mayoría de los conductores se detuvieron como precaución, algunos dicen que morgan emitía sonidos muy parecidos a los de un perro ladrando >>> los oficiales amenazaron con darle una descarga eléctrica, pero la sospechosa opuso resistencia hasta el final. >>> después de un fuerte forcejeo, lograron arrestarla. en el hospital confesó que por tres días consumi

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teneco was downgraded at morgan the stanley. citing increasingly uncertain voirmt for auto suppliers. the price target is $30 but the stock rose to $33.86. conagra ground graded to underrp perform from underperform at bernstein they said growth in the frozen foods appearances to run out of steam. e provides target is $31. the stock fell 7% to 32.64. >> still ahead areap small due for big gains or big pains? >>> hoovers growth slowed in the recentuarter and its losses reached nearly $1.0 billion. some analysts attributed sloweding to uber recent moves to food delivery, bikes and scooters. the ride sharing pioneer is still scheduled for a highly anticipated ipo next year which some bankers say could value the company at $120 billion. nearly double the last reported private valuation of $62 billion. >> a better than expectedep earnings rt from cisco could potentially set the tone for tomoow. theow component earned 75 cents a share, 3ents better than estimates. cisco logged another quarter of revenue growth up 7% from a year ago to

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his name was edward ernest morgan. morgan had been one of the great masters of the economy. he had served the needs of damming and irrigation and topography. his firm is quite famous. roosevelt asked him to be the first head. he was dubious about it. roosevelt, in no time at all, persuaded morgan he was the man for the job. as the man for the job, it would be his job, no politics. mr. morgan was the president of antioch college, a famous college founded by an educationist of legendary renowned. he had made the college the host for a publication, antioch review, and ecological reference for most people of the day. roosevelt said, i read antioch review. don't worry. go ahead and do your job. morgan approached his job as a realist. there was commonwealth & southern servicing alabama, tennessee, parts of south carolina, parts of georgia, and mississippi. his job was to build dams and supply power. why not collaborate? so they went to the university club in a new york and liked each other. roosevelt and wilkie saw this man as a visionary. morgan saw wilkie as a holding company pr

thank you, rob long, dan, morgan and tyrus, our studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america two. [cheering and applause] on "lif, liberty & levin." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. mid-term myths. we heard about a blue wave. >> it is possible, if there is a huge blue wave that the senate could be in play. >> i think you will see a very large blue wave and it will have consequences of both the house and senate. >> there is definitely a blue wave coming and we have to get ready for it. jesse: but tuesday night that didn't happen. >> the blue

greg: morgan, humans identify as animals. i -- well, i know if you. [laughter] >> keep your weekend activities to yourself. when i read this article i reached peak humanity. it's one of the articles i think bring on the robots. i saw this as they should worry all of us that we run are not on television. in china they have an ai robot that is reading the news and i thought dear god, if they make one of these i'm out of busine business. greg: i did more research and turns out it was anderson coop cooper. [laughter] up next, speaking of, who is the sexiest man alive? if it is not bill hammer, i am out of here. [cheering and applause] [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tic

sandbag stations are stocked here in morgan hill, and also at several south bay locations. i'll post the link to the santa clara valley water district site for all those locations in case you need them. folks were so pleased when we talked with them about the first major rain that we got last week. they said they were so happy to have the clearer air, since the rain wiped out the wildfire smoke that had been choking us. this morning, we talked with a man who made her he was ready this time. >> i had my roof fixed yesterday. i had a roof leak, so they took care of it. >> reporter: it's a good thing he took care of it, because it is going to be rainy where he is. he is in san francisco. the preps are a little more aggressive there, especially in some of san francisco's trouble spots. crews were putting up flood b e barriers in low-lying areas and going up with vacuum trucks sucking up any debris in the storm drains. we'll talk more about that at 6:30 this morning. if you haven't cleaned out your rain gutters or your storm drains, you might want to do it now, use the spray to

his name was edward ernest morgan. morgan had been one of the great masters of the economy. he had served the needs of damming and irrigation and topography. his firm is quite famous. roosevelt asked him to be the first had. he was dubious about it. roosevelt, in no time at all, persuaded morgan he was the man for the job. as the man for the job, it would be his job, no politics. mr. morgan was the president of antioch college, a famous college founded by an educationist of legendary renowned. he had made the college the host for a publication, antioch review, and ecological reference for most people of the day. roosevelt said, i read antioch review. don't worry. go ahead and do your job. morgan approached his job as a realist. there was commonwealth & southern servicing alabama, tennessee, parts of south carolina, parts of georgia, and mississippi. his job was to build dams and supply power. why not collaborate? so they went to the university club in a new york and liked each other. roosevelt and wilkie saw this man as a visionary. morgan saw wilkie as a holding company pre

we have more ahead >> i'm morgan in for kelly evans. the new york times outlines how the leadership handles recent scandals we'll debate whether there needs to be changes. the governor of texas joins us live to discuss why natural gas could be the key to his state's economic future. the closing bell begins right now. >>> good afternoon a very warm welcome. great to have you with us, morgan >> only briefly pause. let's have a look at the markets as we stand in this final hour of trade stocks having another volatile day. it is a pretty picture >> the dow was down nearly 300 points of the low of the session. let's dive in moving the markets this afternoon we have the latest julia has breaking news on facebook let's start with you >> okay. the main take away from today back in the u.k. is that despite all of the turmoil she is sticking to her brexit plan and fighting on. >> when the british people just want us to get on with it. >> the turmoil was reig natnite. we also learned in that press conference a few hours ago she had not yet replace

>> absolutely, morgan. the more information, the better but that said i think there is this reality that apple has been a hardware company, a hardware multiple, they have been trying, you know, every which way to try to change that narrative to more of this incredible ecosystem and software services and the new information we're going to get is software margins and those are going to be really clean gap numbers. and we have been told those are better than the overall company average. that might be a pleasant surprise going forward, but old habits die hard on wall street analysts are going to be in for a period of adjustment >> yep a lot of them are shell shocked today. it has been said on air they don't like change. are you at all concerned one of the complaints of the morning is asps are not driving gross margin up side are we hitting a level where people are unlikely to pay more for a phone? >> interestingly enough they have been really pushing the upper end, and there seems to be plenty of demand on the

morgan wright, good to have you with us. and i think it should be very clear to all why it is that the establishment the represented by the leadership of the republican party, the democratic party, why wall street, the koch brothers are having a fit as this president's policies move us forward. they can't stand it because they know they're going to have to give up their globalist interest in favor of america first. well, morgan wright, always good to have you here. >>> broward county residents will keep footing the bill for brenda snipes lex antics even after she leaves office. some would call it fraud. starting in january snipes will receive a total of 130,000 dollars a year in pensions. residents of florida will be paying for her incompetence for years and years to come for a job well done, of course. >>> up next -- well, you know what? i'm going to surprise you on the side. we'll be right back. stay with us. .. lou: breaking news and it's highly unexpected news from the republican party. house freedom caucus member jim jo

i'm demarco morgan. the combination of powerful winds and brittle trees and shrubs whipped up another day of blowtorch conditions in the california fire zones. 250 people have been chased from their homes. the death toll has jumped to at least 25 with all but two of the fatalities in northern california. a wildfire there has wiped out more than 6400 homes. it's the most destructive fire in the state's history. and we have team of correspondents covering california's fire emergency-- beginning in the north, with mireya villarreal. >> reporter: the battleground today for firefighters in butte county is to force the flames north, away from the few homes still standing. more than 109,000 acres have been scorched, leaving the landscape dangerous and filled with tragedy. >> reporter: sheriff kory honea says more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. the u.s. department of justice's mobile d.n.a. lab has been brought in to help identify human remains burned beyond recognition. evacuation centers are at cap

mountain view. 36 in morgan hill. pacifica an east wind and here in walnut creek my goodness another day with very bad air. 29 santa rosa. 33 in napa. and 39 in concord. this is san jose. it's just awful everywhere, the smoke drifting further south. spare the air alert today and tomorrow. unhealthy air in the north bay, inland east by. you can see from the city it's like this throughout the day and throughout the weekend. chris. >> thanks. >>> this morning, tens of thousands of people are out of homes in butte county as the most destructive wildfire in california history kins to spread. calfire deputy chief scott mcclain joins us live. what's the situation in terms of containment and what's the strategy for today. >> well the campfire. looking at 100,000 acres grew about 10,000 acres last night which is good because it started to slow down dramatically. it's up to 20%. even the red flag warnings are were cancelled yesterday and gave us an opportunity. red flag warnings come into effect later on this evening and will p

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morgan is a very smart analyst. shes is. the action is, we're coming into a period of gerrymandering. the election choices this year will have a lot to say about that. you're right, i was at the polls this morning. i was blown away. i'm on the upper west side of new york. we know that is liberal territory. i did not expect to see what i saw. charles: you guys were probably serving expresso. holding someone's yorkie while they voted. >> i did hold a yorkie. >> i had no line, upper east side. charles: so, amy, you know about the internals about this stuff more than most people. >> a little bit. charles: polls more than most people. what do you think? >> i will not make any predictions. 2016 blew everything away. go back to morgan about the governor's races, florida, for example, neck-and-neck. florida, 2020, can steer a part either way, a purple state. oregon, deep blue, democratic governor. guess what her negatives are through the roof. sky-high. even portlanders, people with the knows rings and tattoos, they're sick of it. t

cupertino a high of 74 and 78 degrees in morgan hill. for the east bay, headed up to 82 in danville and oakland will reach 73 degrees, vallejo 77. also 77 in redwood city, while daly city is up to 68 and for san francisco, upper 60s today, but mid-60s for the marina district. north bay reaching up to 81 in ukiah, and novato up to 79 degrees, very warm weather for later today, but it is a chilly start, so whatever you need to keep you warm, like a hat or maybe a scarf, or a warm jacket, and then later today, short sleeves. you have to be ready for it all. we will have a wide range in temperatures, as you head out to vote this morning, it's only going to be in the upper 40s for the inland areas. the bay in the low 50s, and then at noon feeling nice all aless kro the b -- across the mid-60s, and upper 70s for a lot of spots. we have some very warm weather and a dry offshore wind flow. as we go into the same. in fact, we may have a high fire danger because of the gusty winds blowing offshore and very dry conditions. as we go into next week,

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, mike santoli at post 9 of the new york stock exchange jon fortt is on assignment again this morning the president's comments to the journal on trade and potential new tariff on iphones dragging down apple stock >> reporter: the president was making two distinct threats in that interview with "the wall street journal." first, he said it is highly unlikely he would hold off raising tariffs on the $200 billion on chinese imports the tariffs are set to go from 10% through 25% on january 1st second, he said if he and president xi can't come to a deal during a dinner at the g 20, he is willing to push ahead with another tariff on products imported from china, and the rate would be between 10 and 25%. those remaining products do include the iphone as well as laptops, but it is important to read the full transcript with the president. it is actually "the wall street journal reporter that brings out the prospect of iphones being targeted, and president trump responds saying maybe they would be included, it depends on what the rate is. a 10% rate, peo

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morgan? >> hot to the touch. >> greg: oh, like a stove. dane? >> dana: do not eat with your mouth open around her. >> are you saying that because i was eating the hot dog? >> greg: it's disgusting. mine would be choking hoz ard. hazard. i'm small. greg k., nice name, if you thood had to assign each other to the brand of something to be the fashion of, what would each of yours be? that's a complicated question. we have to pick somebody else and say they would be the face for blank. i would say jesse would be the face of we i, his hair is like a big tidal wave. >> jesse: thank you. >> dana: i think that's a compliment. >> greg: you're like old mcgarrett. >> jesse: i don't know who that is. >> greg: originally, hawaii 5-0. >> jesse: i don't know that. >> greg: my lord! >> i worked at is day lauder, you would be a great face of is te lauder. >> dana: wow, thank you. >> greg: you have to do the same thing to her. >> dana: i would do, i think this is important, why don't you make her the face of re

there's problem northbound 101, there is slowing in morgan hill as you approach the scene of an earlier accident here. it's minor, i wouldn't worry about it too much. give yourself an extra five minutes if you can. getting to the valley looks fine so far. there's been no major issues, northbound 280 traffic looks good coming to highway 17. westbound bay bridge was right. the metering lights are delay. there's a car that hit a deer in sonoma county north of lakeville highway, watch for the fast lane to be blocked. 520, here comes steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> we'll get to it, under clear skies, cold here for some already. we have a ways to go before we start to bounce off the morning lows. rning lows. petaluma is at 38 degrees, boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains is 39 degrees, i think there will be a if you more. walnut creek is very close and so is danville. a dry pattern all of the way to the 15th and 21st. that's the way it works, because of the northwest breeze, it's a cold 523 degrees on the water temperature. yesterday was a little fog, there wasn't much report, the air mass

he's ati cue. >> pat collins snow stick, morgan i belie of ash buburn, virginia. she had the closest prediction. her guess was 11:00 a.m. there was an inch by 10:15. more tn 200 people entered this first snow stick challenge and as we heard the winter weatr outlook earlier this week, it sounds like there will be several more chances to win. >> had to waitntil january the last couple of years. so nice and early. but you can agree with me even as a snow lover that this is a little bit unreasonable to have snow this early on. >> it's not like it's 2 feet of snow and we'll be dealing with it for days. >> for some people 2 inches and 2 feet are the same drama. >> it was a good practice run way. at's coming our >> we want to mention that washington county schools and maryland arewo county late today. >> okay. hit the snooze. that's the best thing about the two-hour delays. yesterday record amounts. grante snowfall recordshis early in the winter season are relatively low but all three of our airports reported a daily hecord for snowfall. 1.4 i at reagan national. 1.7 inc

why is it important for jp morgan to do in. >> jp morgan we have been here 50 years. operate in 00 countries around the world and 2,000 large and small cities. and stuff like that. we have to be strong enough to be there in good times and bad times which we have been for everybody. particular will i in bad times can you continue to finance the economy even when a lot of people are not financing the economy. that's been a main mission aulgs. this is kind of like if you said what can you do in addition to that and get more focused to help grow the economies? i think there are serious issues. you go around the world society isn't working and you see it with populism et cetera if we dent attack the issues. government can't do it itself. 85% of the jobs are generally in the private sector. the companies know the training they need. they have to train the trainers sometimes. and honestly if we do a good job and all do a good job society will be better off. for more families less drugs. more felons can get jobs. more kids get to school. there is real opportunity. when you se

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