so excited. come on, a little bit more. after 40 days of dry weather, right in the middle of winter, we are finally looking firefighters in contra costa county are at rain this morning, not a lot unfortunately but we are ending investigating a house fire that the dry stretch and you can see the radar right behind me. happened last night. we are dealing with a few scattered showers this morning. so rolling through your morning, we will have mostly cloudy skies and the showers a fire official says when crews are going to continue to march arrived there was across the bay area. heavy smoke and fire throughout temperatures this morning in the mid-40s to mid-50s with all the home. residents who escaped told first responders an elderly woman was still inside, that woman did not survive. two of that cloud cover. other people were treated. this rain is not going to last. by lunchtime we turn dry and there is a new development breezy as we get in the second involving the firin
here today on behalf of radio one to celebrate the life and legacy of reverend dr. martin luther king jr., and i want to welcome each and every one of you to the ninth annual wreathlaying day of prayer memorial. it is an honor to be here. this is one of the most beautiful and serene memorials we have here in washington. it is exciting to know that many of you supported building this memorial, and it has become the fifth most visited memorial at our nations capital. yes. round of applause. one of those be who this memorial was built for, a strong person of color, hsbc graduate. he is a man whose life was taken at the age of 51. we now have this breathtaking memorial in remembrance of his life and in betterment of humankind. today, we want to talk about when the when the memorial in 2011, a new foundation, the memorial .oundation was created , hope,ants of democracy and love. let s all prepare to start the ceremony and prepared to enjoy ourselves. we are very blessed right no
jason: and so many prominent alumni have made their way through the school. we will hear from the ceo of ab invev and the owner of the golden state warriors and the incoming ceo of nike, and they will talk about their experience here and also what they are seeing in the world of business. carol: so much here from stanford, plus, back at headquarters back in new york, this week it was all about the year ahead summit, a 306 to 360 degree view of the most urgent topics facing every executive. jason: we sat down with the providence equity ceo commend the ceo of macy s and co-ceo jim coulter, and also i should an alum of the school. carol: first let s get to stanford graduate dean on taking the number one spot on the best school rankings for the second year in a row. it is a testament to the fantastic faculty and staff we have here and i could not be happier to be the top business school this year. jason: the students will be milling around here very shortly. what is on thei
we ll get to that in a second. there are a couple wrinkles we pick apart. fox news contributor liz peek. ann stovall and last but not least, charlie gasparino. charlie, begin with you, end with you, on this notion, it is an ideal environment for stocks. that is what they re pouncing on? it could be an ideal environment for stocks. 9 one sort of fly in the ointment on the stock market. the market has been flat-lining 18 months. the reason why it is trade. if they get a modest trade deal, that should be plus for the markets. decent trade deal. maybe business investment picks up. it has been going negative. neil: 18 month figure since the trade thing started? we re up 18% on the dow. 23% on the s&p. 27% close to it on nasdaq. do you see that continuing, liz? i think earnings prospects are brightening as opposed to getting worse. there is old adage, don t fight the fed. as long as fed is accommodative, the earnings will possibly accelerate in 2020. neil: do you buy that? 5 1/
park at 3 pm this afternoon, just before 8 pm, san jose police located the missing men. we are there tonight with more on the extensive search. reporter: i am about four miles away from alan rock park, police found the missing hiker along this road after he was caught on a home security camera, a happy ending to a long and stressful night. 59-year-old victor is being taking away in a ambulance after 8 pm after he was found safe. david is his friend. he said he was tired from the walking. reporter: the search began after 3 pm in the afternoon, he was out on a hike with two of his church friends and they hiked off the trail in search of waterfalls. one of them left the group. half a mile from the parking lot near the top of the hill, they got lost after veering onto private property. they said to get off of the property, date we told them we were looking for a way out and they thought we were trespassing. i went the other way and i lost of them. reporter: not knowi