we begin with correspondent mike tobin in odessa, texas. good morning, mike. >> good morning, mike. the latest update from police is that of the five people who died out here, one of them was the gunman. four of them were victims of the gunman. all started with a traffic stop. texas state troopers pulled over a vehicle for failing to use a turn signal. put a rifle out the window of the vehicle and fired injuring one state trooper. >> we have an active shooter. >> [inaudible]. >> what is the status of the trooper? >> they are working on the trooper right now. shooter is in a toyota heading westbound towards odessa. >> the rampage was on in the direction of odessa. the gunman shot two police officers, one from midland, one from odessa. he continued on i 20, shot another man there. and the rampage took him to east odessa, where apparently he sprayed bullets at random targets. at least 21 people were shot and injured. at some point, the gunman left his vehicle. he took a mail truck and drove that mail truck to the synergy movie theater. that's where police caught up with him and killed

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mike. >> mike: doug mckelway, thanks a lot. president trump says joe biden is corrupt, emphasizing that the former vp recently flagged stomach bragged about pressuring ukraine. listen to biden in his own words back in 2018. >> i said i'm telling you, you're not getting a billion dollars. i said you're not getting a billion, i'm going to be leaving here, i think it was about six hours. i said we are leaving in six hours. if the prosecutor is not fired, you're not getting the money. well son of a belief, he got fired. >> mike: let's bring in national security attorney bradley moss. his firm's managing partner is separately part of the whistle-blower's legal team. and harmeet dhillon, a board member for the republican national lawyers association, great to have both of you. >> good evening. >> mike: i realize this is not your case but what does your experience tell you about this kind of case? >> so in these types of situations, there is a very high threshold, evidentiary burden imposed upon the information outlined in this type o

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mike: and i'm mike emmanuel. yesterday's shooting began with a traffic stop on a highway near midland, texas. a white male in his 30s opened fire on officers before driving off west toward odessa, hijacking a u.s. postal vehicle and fighter at people at random along the way. we're expecting an update from texas officials in one hour. meanwhile, this latest in a series of mass shootings has lawmakers upping the pressure on congress to act on gun control. and former texas congressman beth toe o'rourke now, a 2020 presidential candidate, also weighing in this morning. >> we're averaging about 300 mass shootings a year. no other country comes close. so, yes, this is [bleep] up, and if we don't call it out for what it is, if we're not able to speak clearly, if we're not able to act decisively, then we will continue to have this kind of bloodshe would in america, and i cannot -- bloodshed in america, and i i cannot accept that. mike: let's go to alicia acuna in odessa, texas, with the latest. >> reporter: hi, mike. tex

mike buried >> mike: gillian turner leading us off in washington, many thanks. the central intelligence agency issuing a rebuke to cnn assaying its report about the removal of a spy from russia because of the president's handling of classified information is just wrong and potentially put lives in danger. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher on the case tonight. good evening, trace. >> mike, good evening to you. it was cnn correspondent jim schiro first reported on the efforts to extract the top cia informant from russia and pointing the finger directly at president trump saying there was concern about the presidents of mishandling of classified intelligence could result in a high-level source being exposed. in a rare move, the cia, white house, and state department quickly and heavily pushed back saying cnn's narrative was dead wrong and dangerous. watch. >> the reporting is materially inaccurate and you should know as former cia director i don't talk about things like this very often, it is only the occasions when there is something that i think p

at this point mike approached me. i'm a journalist and already had years of on the ground experience covering i-s. and had been to syria and iraq often we immediately had a good reporter but at that 1st meeting in 2015 we had little idea of how often we would speak and meet over the next years and every time we met one big question loomed why is our concern for the massacre and she shut us out she left us without any opportunity to be part of her life. she was a girl who went voluntarily to syria go and talk with the and welcome to the talk show 2 and a half years after the u.s. withdrawal iraq is at risk of being plunged into chaos also here are a mass safe distance we might pinch also says to the pace at which a few 1000 jihadists a terrorizing an entire country designing their militias are over running around one 3rd of iraq and syria and setting up a ruthless regime of terror. and somewhere in the south declared caliphates was leonora gushing with pride over her husband. he went by the name of me hurt. me hard yes

mike pods or mike from the hamlet of bach was having a cup of tea with 2 guys from al-qaeda. smoking around $100.00 cigarettes. when this incredibly tense or slender talking through interpreters. the smugglers set out a complex secret operation involving 3 cars and forged documents. mike was tempted to give them the go ahead straight away i want my kid back. it was kind of that means that afterwards i face prosecution for giving money to a terrorist organization i'd be happy to go to jail as long as my child is back home but can deal with that go ahead somewhere in syria a group of men set out for rucka they had already smuggled people out of what was now the capital of i asked. that plan to get leonora was potentially a matter of life or death. because rocca the heart of i asked was teeming with militias patrolling the city seemingly at every street corner. shops even often i asked her concretely whether she was up to it shout as just said in her typically casual way sure no problem. leonora sent her father a current location and photos of the surrounding area if caught doin

mike. >> mike: hillary vaughn, thanks very much. our next guest is leading the charge against google and the massive antitrust probe. let's bring in texas to attorney general ken paxton. great to have you buried why is this necessary, sir? >> we have had complaints from other companies, from individuals for years and years. it's an organic thing. it's not coming up through a particular ag's office. there've been enough of those complaints that we felt like it was time to take a look at it. >> mike: "washington post" take on your efforts as this. for years silicon valley has been relatively free of regulation, particularly in washington. former president barack obama took a hands-off approach to encourage the industry's growth in congress never took serious action, but a series of scandals including the misuse of social media during the 2016 election thrust of the industry into the political spotlight, prompting some state and federal policy makers to question whether companies have become too big, too powerful, and too untracked. do

at this point mike approached me. i am a journalist and already had years of on the ground experience covering i-s. and had been to syria and iraq often we immediately had a good report but at that 1st meeting in 2015 we had little idea of how often we would speak and meet over the next years and every time we met one big question loomed why. and so for the mosque and she shut us out she left us without any opportunity to be part of her life. she was a girl who went voluntarily to syria go back when they go and welcome to the talk shop 2 and a half years after the u.s. withdrawal iraq is at risk of being plunged into chaos also here are a mass safe distance we might pinch ourselves as to the pace at which a few 1000 jihadists a terrorizing an entire country designing their militias are over running around one 3rd of iraq and syria and setting up a ruthless regime of terror. and somewhere in the south declared caliphates was later nora gushing with pride over her husband who went by the name of me heard. me heard it wa

i see mike smiling. we think the general trend is for lower yields. it might not happen the next month or three months but i think over the next cycle you will see yields lower. just think about all of the stimulus that has been thrown into the system globally to get growth up. this is all you've got? basically i don't see capacity , for yields to move up in a meaningful way. mike: i think when there is a movie, its biography will be "raging bull 2." but i agree that central banks are about done. it's not a monetary policy question. maybe in the u.s. in europe, could they spend more money? yes, in theory. will they? probably not. i suspect you have this dire situation in europe as far as stimulus. jonathan: what is interesting about europe is we are not questioning the efficacy of policy, we question whether his -- it is counterproductive. it's a different conversation with europe. the ecb next week, there are calls from people not doing qe, when the most controversial thing they could do next week is cutting into deeper negative territory. your thoug

. >> tonight, that's mike khouw. he's delivering a way to box up the shipper ahead of earnings next week. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> and welcome, everybody let's get the show on the road the countdown to the fed decision next week there is the countdown, 4 days 20 hours, 28 minutes and 38 seconds. investors want to see if they cut interest rates the second time this year as ongoing trade tensions and concerns about economic slowdowns stoke fears of a potential recession this is bond yield, see a bit of a boost this past week with the 10-year touching its highest level since july but our chart master carter worth says there could be a rate cut on the horizon he is at the plasma to break it down carter. >> as is so often the case, markets are ahead of the government both at the stock level and the bond level and rates have moved up in anticipation of things and presumptively maybe already priced in a certain amount of what might be coming here is the yield chart. no judgments

is that encouraging for you, mike? mike: the wage increase is the single biggest thing. i do agree with the point that it is kind of a meh report. the wage uptick probably a good thing. president trump must love it. jonathan: trying to work out whether the treasuries are a head fake or if we are seeing an inflection point where the treasury yields are starting to break a sustainably. greg: i don't think so. it's a massive move lower in one direction. you have one day with a violent move for sure but it doesn't change the overall trend in my mind, and so i find it somewhat humorous that all of the bears are declaring victory after one day of 10 basis points. i think today is instructive in that we've had a mixed report, the data is clearly mixed and treasuries kind of stabilized. subadra: if you are a bond investor, you have to ask yourself, how low can yields go? f you look at bond yields at -80 basis points and the yield at 145, you look at the fundamentals in the economy, it should be trading close to 2%. there is some level of uncertainty premium the bond market is ta

at this point mike approached me. i am a journalist and already had years of on the ground experience covering i-s. and had been to syria and iraq often we immediately had a good report but at that 1st meeting in 2015 we had little idea of how often we would speak and meet over the next years and every time we met one big question loomed why not and so forth because she shut us out she left us without any opportunity to be part of her life. she was a girl who went voluntarily to syria go but after that i will and welcome to the talk shop 2 and a half years after the u.s. withdrawal iraq is at risk of being plunged into chaos also here are a mass safe distance we might pinch ourselves as to the pace at which a few 1000 jihadists a terrorizing an entire country designing their militias are over running around one 3rd of iraq and syria and setting up a ruthless regime of the terror. and somewhere in the south declared caliphate was later nora gushing with pride over her husband who went by the name of me heard. me heard

mike. >> mike: trace gallagher, many thanks. they're pressuring the doj to drop the case but don't knock against him. but there reviewing the doj watchdog report on alleged abuses. let's bring a national security attorney, brad moss and john yoo, gentlemen, it's great to have you. already, the chairman lindsey graham is talking about next ups. >> the senate judiciary committee call mr. horwitz and he will testify under oath about his report. we're going to pursue this in a transparent fashion. we're going to declassify as much as we can including the applications. >> mike: john, what are your expectations. speak up where's seeing accountability come home this is not the end, this is the beginning of the end. not only are you going to see this report come out and were finally going to see the truth. about how the surprise warrants get approved, what information did they fbi get to the court, did it really rely on steele dossier or not? we are also going to see investigations by the university of the attorney of connecticut, and a

vice president mike pence we should say other world leaders dignitaries are also on hand including german chancellor angela merkel poland suffered some of the worst atrocities of the war nearly 6000000 poles kill were killed and that's something that was touched upon in those speeches du jour recalling the suffering that poland endured and the german president saying the past is not behind us germany will remember the horrific suffering apart upon poland and we heard as well the u.s. vice president speaking of a special bond between the polish american people incredible strength and resilience of the polish people. now follows a military ceremony. there will be a ringing of the peace as well as a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier which is referenced in those speeches. our political correspondent peter craven also our correspondent from the polish service which actually was in the studio with us watching these very somber ceremonies today. perhaps your thoughts on some of the words that we've heard from those 3 men. i believe after having heard the address by the po

i mean, there is a lot of. >> mike: i'm learning. you are dropping knowledge like crazy over here. >> dana: i know. sorry. >> mike: making cement is a big green house problem? >> dana: absolutely. cement is one of the biggest emitters of the greenhouse gases. they think they have a brand new way to actually produce cement without all of that problem. so, think of you who that could help the whole entire world. >> juan: that's great. it doesn't mean that we all shouldn't be as the bible says good stewards. >> dana: i am a good steward of the environment. i am. >> mike: america is doing great. >> jedediah: the things that i'm supposed to panic about. like every few years. >> dana: now don't. >> jedediah: is it the ice age now? >> mike: it is. >> jedediah: is it the climate change? >> dana: just live your life. you are good. >> mike: we have one more thing and that's coming up next ♪ ♪ the amount of student loan debt i have i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sof

at this point mike approached me. i am a journalist and already had years of on the ground experience covering i-s. and had been to syria and iraq often we immediately had a good report but at that 1st meeting in 2015 we had little idea of how often we would speak and meet over the next years and every time we met one big question loomed why. and so for the mosque and she shut us out she left us without any opportunity to be part of her life. she was a girl who went voluntarily to syria to go. and welcome to the talk shop 2 and a half years after the u.s. withdrawal iraq is at risk of being plunged into chaos also here are a mass safe distance we might pinch ourselves as to the pace at which a few 1000 jihadists a terrorizing an entire country designing their militias are over running around one 3rd of iraq and syria and setting up a ruthless regime of terror. and somewhere in this self declared caliphate was later nora gushing with pride over her husband who went by the name of me heard. me heard it was born martin l

mike: let's to a compromise, 3-6 months duration risk. the reason why is if you get a shift in global factors, it takes the whole complex with it. i take the point, high yield is a different story, but for ig, that is a big risk. jonathan: did you see the move earlier this week? dozen that highlight concerns near-term people have? i'm a little uncomfortable with massive swings like we saw earlier this week. duration,thing about when you're out to curve, it is volatile. so it is a wake-up call but investors are forced into it because are not a lot of options. curve that weate are talking about, it highlights that investors don't have a lot of alternatives. you're seeing with moves not only in treasuries but credit as well. subadra: it's the global guilt grab, right? this is what central bankers want to come up they want you to go into the spectrum and take on more risk, it's become more duration risk as well as credit risk. if you look at the next year or so, we spoke earlier about corporate profit margins compression, that's to agree how

jonathan: mike? mike: interesting, we think there are three basic factors driving yield -- trade, brexit, hong kong. yes, they are global. reg's pointt of g point. . . but is it honestly and treasuries? i don't think so. these three things. we think the markets will be a mess the next couple of months. once you clear a couple of them out, you will see yields take tick up. jonathan: respond to the point greg is making, the fed cuts curve comes in. mike: as long as you have a quality mentality, people will look around and say i need risk off, i don't want to buy bunds at -60, so i will buy treasuries, but does it mean they offer value? not really. but do you want to hold this position for a month or the next six to 12 months? we think it's the former. subadra: going back to the bond curve, bunds are extraordinarily priced. and for the ecb to do a decent big $750maybe as are we to $1 trillion, hoping it goes to 120? or is there the risk that the ecb delivers and there's a potential for the curve to stee

so what you do do with that, mike >> the call is now worth about $3.35. the risk/reward isn't as attractive here. what i would suggest is you take the profits that you made and just roll it up and out. and if we do see the market continue higher, you will get some participation, but you can take some of the money off the table, still get some upside i it should continue to rally and the risk/reward will be more favorable for you. >> what's your take on the directional market at this point? >> yes, we simply recover the losses we saw at the beginning of the month and back to the same circumstance that, quote, the market, the s&p is believed to be good but under the surface there's continued problems >> all right well, last week dan said microsoft could top the tech trade this fall. >>> i think about this company it's expected to have in this fiscal year 10% earnings growth, 10% sales growth it's trading about 26 times. that's getting kind of expensive but really not against some of its other fast-growing tech peers. i say to myself if i'm trying to be cons

mike: the wage increase is the single biggest thing. i do agree with the point that it is kind of a meh report. the wage at tech -- uptick is a good thing. jonathan: trying to work out whether the treasuries are a head fake or if we are seeing an inflection point where the treasury yields are starting to break a sustainably. greg: i don't think so. it's a massive move lower in one direction. you have one day with a violent move for sure but it doesn't change the overall trend in my mind, and so i find it somewhat humorous that all of the bears are declaring victory after one day of 10 basis points. i think today is instructive in that we've had a mixed report, the data is clearly mixed and treasuries kind of stabilized. subadra: if you are a bond investor, you have to ask yourself, how low can yields go? if you look at bond yields at -80 basis points and the yield at 145, you look at the fundamentals in the economy, it should be trading close to 2%. there is some level of uncertainty premium the bond market is taken out. when you get 60

. >> tonight, that's mike khouw. he delivers a way to box up the shipper ahead of earnings next week it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> and welcome everybody. let's get the show on the road the countdown to the fed decision next we can there is the countdown, 4 days 20 hours, 28 minutes and 30 seconds. investors want to see if they cut interest rates the second time this year as ongoing trade tensions and concerns about economic slowdowns stoke fears of a potential recession this is bond yield, see a bit of a boost this past week with the 10-year tunk the highest level since july but the chart master is a says there could be a rate route on the horizon. he is at the plasma to break it down carter. >> as is so often the case, markets are ahead of the government both at the stock level and the bond level and rates have moved up in anticipation of things and presumptively maybe already priced in a certain amount of what might be coming here is the yield chart. no judgments or annotatio

what do you do now with it, mike >> the call is now worth about $3.35. the risk/reward is not as attractive here. what i would suggest actually is you could take the profits that you made and just roll up and out, and if we do see the market continue higher you will get some participation but you can take some of the money off the table, still get some upside if it should continue to rally and the risk/reward will be more favorable for you. >> what's your take on the directional market at this point? >> yes, we simply recover the losses we saw at the beginning of the month and back to the same circumstance that, quote, the market, the s&p is believed to be good but under the surface there's continued problems >> all right last week dan said microsoft could top the tech trade this fall >>> i think about this company it is expected to have in this fiscal year 10% earnings growth, 10% sales growth it is trading about 26 times that's getting kind of expensive but really not against some of its other fast-growing tech peers. i say to myself if i'm trying to b

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it's mike pence. he knows it mike pence drops off the ticket, that he's done. mike pence is his salvation at this point back. you have millions of christian conservative voters who are not sure they can pull the lever for trump, and mike pence's giving them the reassurance that they need. donald trump has gotten very close with mike pence and with his wife care. they have very different relationship than to donald and melania trump. [laughing] goes without saying. mike pence as you may have heard does not go out to any functions in washington wizards alcohol present unless his wife is with you. mike pence when he was in congress never let fema staffers to work past 6 p.m. in his office because he did not want to take any risk of appearances. mike pence and his wife are constantly holding hands wherever they go, donald trump found that confusing. he was a look at these kids, so above, holding hands. mike pence also did something peculiar in the might of trump. he had a nickname for his wife, mother. donald trump thought that was about the funniest thing he had e

at this point mike approached me. i am a journalist and already had years of on the ground experience covering i-s. and had been to syria and iraq often we immediately had a good report but at that 1st meeting in 2015 we had little idea of how often we would speak and meet over the next years and every time we met one big question loomed why. can suffer the consequences shut us out she left us without any opportunity to be part of her life. she was a girl who went voluntarily to syria go back in the aisle and welcome to the talk show 2 and a half years after the u.s. withdrawal iraq is at risk of being plunged into chaos also here are a mass safe distance we might pinch ourselves as to the pace at which a few 1000 jihadists a terrorizing an entire country designing their militias are over running around one 3rd of iraq and syria and setting up a ruthless regime of terror. and somewhere in the south declared caliphates was leonora gushing with pride over her husband who went by the name of me heard. me heard it was bor

mike emanuel, and i mike emanu mike emanuel. green light restrictions on asylum-seekers at our southern border. >> the order from the supreme court came down earlier this evening and it is quite a victory for the trump administration. trump and his team proposed a ban on asylum for people trying to -- from el salvador, and they would not be able to seek asylum if they did not in another country before. this also applies to people from other countries at the southern border hoping to come into the united states. u.s. district judge in california put a stop to the practice over the summer. this court of appeals narrowed the injection to arizona and california meaning the van could only be put into place in texas and new mexico. but the supreme court says it could move forward in all states now. 2 of 9 justices on the court dissented. so the mayor wrote, that seeks long-standing practices regarding refugees who seek shelter from persecution. there is much more work still to be done and thankfully that supreme court took decisive st

there was a teensy problem in their paradise, mike dippolito was married. lawyers jason brodie and josh friedman arranged a quickie divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia could begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end-all, be-all. he felt as though, "this was it. and i'm gonna have a family with her and we're gonna grow old together." >> he thought she was the real deal? >> they hit it off right away. they had a lot of things in common. they enjoyed the same things. >> dalia is a real estate agent? >> yes. >> and that's what attracted him to her. was that she was, successful on her own and didn't need him. >> are we talkin' about sexual attraction, or is there more going on here? >> oh, there's sexual attraction. yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: with the divorce in hand, mike and dalia dashed to the courthouse to marry, and soon fell into comfortable routines. morning workouts at the gym, steamy date nights at five-star hotels and love notes on the fridge. he seemed to be dalia's dream guy. and three months into the marriage, according

mike pompeo is the perfect example of this. that's going to be a point of scrutiny and focus several weeks going through the process, what exactly their communications were between the two of them or other state department officials, how much of that mike pompeo gave blessing to. the problem with rudy is he is not someone that works at the white house, the president can't justifier him. he is the president's personal attorney. he drives people in the white house crazy. >> more on breaking news coming up. still ahead, ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee, mike menendez live with us. stay with us. ers. more towers. more coverage! it's a network that gives you ♪freedom from big cities, to small towns, we're with you. because life can take you almost anywhere, t-mobile is with you. no signal goes farther or is more reliable in keeping you connected. wwithout it, i cannot write myl tremors wouldname.xtreme. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my med

now, today was sort of a good news/bad news day for mike flynn. starting with the bad news, it just -- maybe this is just me, it does seem to me kind of ominous that the likely sentencing date he got today in court is december 18th. if that in fact happens, if that's the day mike flynn is finally going to be sentenced, that will mean that mike flynn will be back in court exactly one year later, one year to the day, since the last time he also almost got sentenced for his felony conviction. you might remember, we all thought that mike flynn was going to get sentenced for his crimes last year right before christmas, december 18th. but the whole thing fell apart, went spectacularly wrong in the courtroom for him to the point where the judge basically invoked the mercy rule to give mike flynn a chance to go out in the world to go do some good works or something to try to redeem himself in some way that might influence the judge's perception because the judge was basically signaling at mike flynn's first sentencing, december 18th last year, that what h

mike? >> as you're heading past 680, we see traffic starting to slow down a bit, but right now we have the consistent slowing from 680 up just shy of the airport where we've had this crash that blocks the two right lanes. the bay shore freeway is jammed up. so far we haven't seen a lot more traffic coming on 280, but that is one of your alternates. folks are slower to get on the road in the south, but give yourself extra time not only because of the crash, but because of the slicker conditions. you don't know what is going to happen. we're watching northbound 680 with that closure. this is the big traffic alert. north 680 is closed. take mission or 880 up through dublin. typically that's a counter commute, but this morning it's part of the main commute. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. after the break, a major development in american pharmaceuticals. companies deal with settlements related to the opoid crisis. >>> not exactly a common late night snack. that's the right video. that's the ca

you remember when mike served in the house. a lot of you were not there when he served in the house. kevin and i were. during that time, he served in a lot of different roles. i am proud to share that we were both former chairman of the republican study committee, a role that mike had from 2006 until 2008. it was after that that i really got to see and know the mike pence that we know today as the vice president of the united states. and that is when he served as our conference chair. during those first two years of barack obama's presidency -- a top time for the country -- but a time when republicans really have to figure out how to fight to preserve the things that we believe in while you have a president trying to take our country in a different direction. it was during those two years that you saw mike pence shine on a national stage, where so many more people around the country got to see the mike pence that we knew in the house of representatives, as a conservative battler for the prisoners also does principles we believe

mike emanuel is in for shannon bream. mike: we begin with a fox news alert. we are working for the latest on the ukraine whistleblower. new development straightahead and new pressure on nancy pelosi as calls for donald trump's impeachment intensify in the wake of the secretive whistleblower complaint but is the democratic narrative unraveling as fox news learns the whistleblower does not have firsthand knowledge of the phone call with the ukrainian president in question. tensions escalating with iran. the country's foreign ministers is the latest round of us sanctions against his country has closed the door to negotiations, both donald trump and iran's president are in new york city setting the stage for a possible showdown as fallout deepens. the state department spokesman morgan ortagus joins us live in moments. also tonight a cornerstone of this administration, protecting religious freedom and donald trump is allocating $25 billion to because. we will speak to the ambassador at large for international religious freedom. welcome to fox news at night. we beg

mike's trade is interesting. if you don't think it's a strong move lower following results, that trade makes total sense if you think this stock could go down a lot next week, the 285 weekly puts are the $6 that's about 2% of the stock price to the point if you are convicted on a down move, the options look cheap, in my opinion, on just playing that but that's just a five-day trade and basically like flipping a coin with worst odds. >> that's the key here do you think the stock is going to basically run into headwinds, maybe trade off a little bit or are you expecting a big gap lower? i mean, we can think about two big names that announced earnings recently not necessarily related to costco but federal express here is a name everybody thought was getting cheap. i was among those. clearly it wasn't. and you know the thing had one of its worst earnings basically since the credit crisis. you can look at nike people said look that's trading pat peak valuations then a good number and actually traded up but we did this

, you've got that crash, mike. it's the propane truck. it's not the propane leaking, but the diesel from the tank. >> yes. the issue is there's fluid leaking on to the roadway. it's a punctured fuel tank. here in freemont as well as san jose the two areas where we have an issue. the rest of the bay looking like a good drive. the bay bridge toll plaza has the lights on. if you get to mission, take mission over to niles canyon which will be slick and dark and windy. be very careful. roz plater shows the folks stuck between mission and andreda. we'll show you the bay bridge. the metering lights were turned on. not related to anythingo in the try lley. i think folks heard about the drizzle and started to get out earlier. >> makes sense. >>> we are watching that rain moving through this morning. we could possibly see a little more by wednesday. by the weekend it is all clear. then starting to warm up. here's a look at the seven-forecast as we look at it through our nbc bay area app. make sure you have it. this is what i

and here's mike. >>> thank you, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. notice the winds are much calmer than this time yesterday, less than 10 miles per hour. they will pick up as we head into the afternoon hours. that will keep us below average. my accuweather 12-hour planner. look at the temperatures, mid to upper 50s this morning. you might need a jacket but not an umbrella and the windshield wipers today. by noon we'll see those high clouds out there start to thin. we'll hit 63 at the coast. 71 to 75. very comfortable around our bay and inland neighborhoods. we'll stay in the mid-60s at the coast. sunny and that's when the breezes will start to pick up once again. by 7:00 62 to 67 degrees. if you're heading out after the sun sets at 7:15, grab a coat. if you're in the north bay, you might need an umbrella. i'll show that you coming up. here is frances again. >>> all right, mike. good morning, everyone. we're still looking good on bay area freeways. a couple things you might need to look out for, road work and a high wind advisory for the benicia brid

mike will get you the commute in a bit but first we start with me

mike's trade is interesting. if you don't think it's a strong move lower following results, that trade makes total sense if you think this stock could go down a lot next week, the 285 weekly puts are the $6 that's about 2% of the stock price to the point if you are convicted on a downmove, the options look cheap, in my opinion, on just playing that but that's just a five-day trade and basically like flipping a coin with worst odds. >> he is that the key here do you think the stock is going to basically run into headwinds, maybe trade off a little bit or are you specking a big gap lower? i mean, we can think about two big names that announced earnings recently not necessarily related to costco but federal express here is a name everybody thought was getting cheap. i was among those. clearly it wasn't. and you know the thing had one of its worst earnings basically since the credit crisis. you can look at nike people said look that's trading pat peak valuations then a good number and actually traded up but we did th

probably close to my break-even on the trade, and mike makes a great point. really in june when the trade worries were at the heightened period of this whole year, this stock was $120 so $138 right now. so when you think about it, it has come a long way here, but another 10% in six weeks if we have incrementally better news, macro-wise, it will not be that hard in my opinion because the same reason why it is so crowded, there's no reason that should not continue but the point about a source of funds is a very important one. it is the only market cap with over a trillion dollars on the entire planet right now publicly traded, and there's a lot of positive sentiment if the news were to go south but that's why you're risking 2% of the stock price for this spread >> for everything "options action," check out our poll site for everything else, check out our super cool newsletter. here is what is coming up next >>> investors have been deep diving into junk bonds as trade tensions threaten to take down the market, one of our traders is laying out a cheap way to make

you remember when mike served in the house. a lot of you were not there when he served in the house. kevin and i were. during that time, he served in a lot of different roles. i am proud to share that we were both former chairman of the republican study committee, a role that mike had from 2006 until 2008. it was after that that i really got to see and know the mike pence that we know today as the vice president of the united states. and that is when he served as our conference chair. during those first two years of barack obama's presidency -- a tough time for the country -- but a time when republicans really have to figure out how to fight to preserve the things that we believe in while you have a president trying to take our country in a different direction. it was during those two years that you saw mike pence shine on a national stage, where so many more people around the country got to see the mike pence that we knew in the house of representatives, as a conservative battler for the principles we believe in, but he was a

so the subpoena issued and delivered to mike pompeo may just the subpoena issued and delivered to mike pompeo mayjust be the first of many in the next couple of months. that is a very quick turnaround and i'm sure it is not the last we hear of it, thank you so much for that, and we will keep across the breaking news, that the special representative to the uk, kurt volker, for the us, has resigned, we will get across that for you here on bbc news. the climate change protests known as the fridays for future have been continuing around the world — with the organisers of this march in montreal saying half a million people took part. they were joined by the swedish teenager who inspired the movement, greta thunberg. it was perhaps the biggest gathering, but many took place in other cities: these pictures are from new zealand where tens of thousands of school children and university students took part in protests across the country. 0rganisers say that 40,000 people got involved. these schoolchildren also made their point about the climate in abuja in nigeria. and there was also a gatherin

mike, the problem at the bay bridge? >> while we were distracted by reese witherspoon and her son learning about tick tock the disabled vehicle is cleared from lanes. i thought that would be a total traffic break. there may be slowing left over but the bay bridge toll plaza filling in, we should see the metering lights any second now, it's 5:19. typically see those turned on as the crowd builds off the berkeley curve. standard flow in walnut creek. a little build folks coming in to pittsburg out of antioch and over bay point headed toward concord. two spots slowing westbound highway 4, not unusual for that stretch of roadway but maybe a little bit early for that, we'll track that. not much a problem here, vasco road, slow narrows down to one lane but driving off of marsh creek road the interchange always a little slow there. all the way down to 580, still about 25 minutes, you're okay. watch for slicker road weis throughout that portion of the bay as well. we had the east bay hills. fremont kari was talking about a quart

mike: what do you see from across the aisle? >> the same thing, they have no idea what they are doing. imaginary impeachment. nadler ran to become chairman the day after the election and the campaign for his conference that he would be best for impeachment, they are trying to impeach a president when they have nothing to do because they have accomplished nothing. a new poll shows by democrats say no more about the investigations and anything they passed, they achieved nothing. name one problem they have solved. they are so angry because donald trump won the election they have never gotten over it. >> reporter: nancy pelosi, steny hoyer pumping the brakes a bit, take a look at nancy pelosi. >> chairman nadler -- >> we should try to advise what we have been doing together. >> i trying to have it both ways by trying to convince their base their going forward while trying to protect this wing district members? >> they are trying to appease their base, claiming or doing something they are not on impeachment because they can't impeach