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tonight: severa live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. and the new threat right now.. is r evacuated by mudslides tonight several bay area homes are damaged, others at risk and the new threat right now is around two of the storms. good evening. i m elizabeth cook. i m allen martin. cbs5 s christin ayers is in the oakland hills tonight to show us the damage. reporter: tonight a handful of homes like this one are red tagged deemed unlivable off mounds of mud came barreling down the hillside behind them. you can feel it actually pushing this door. reporter: 6 inches of mud piling up in her backyard, barbara stone watched the slide happen last night. it came running down just really running down our hill and took out benches and oh, man, things along the way. reporter: the mud is 2 feet high at diane henderson s home and oozed inside her house overnight. it s not livable because there s mud all through the back bedroom. reporter: sky dron ....
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did dip below $40 per barrel on west texas intermediate, we saw that move happen for some of the big energy names. that is certainly a part of the market to focus on as well. numont mining is one of the bigger names out there. you look at yamana and some of the other goal miners. they re also doing well. the gold miner etf also performing well in today s session. as we watch, we re going to focus, guys, kayla, kelly, john, on interest rate sectors. also what s happening with gold prices and gold miners, and those opec headlines and that big oil trade today. some of the stocks will be a huge focus. you know, apple, one of the big strong guys today. it s not necessarily an nyse related stock that we talk about all that often, but it is still a dow member even though it s not perhaps traded here, so that s something to watch. back to you. thank you so much, dominik, on the floor of the stock exchange. technology as a sector has gone positive for the week, and we have a ....
history news. up next on american history tv david reynolds editor of lincoln s selected writings. he discussed president lincoln s assassination and the man who shot and killed him. actor john wilks booth. president lincoln died on april 15th, 1865. this event was hosted be i the city university of new york. it s about an hour and a half. tomorrow to honor the 150th anniversary of his death lincoln was shot 150 years ago tonight and then died the next morning. president obama will proclaim a day of remembrance. for now though i want to take us back in time to that fateful night on april 14th, 1865. i ll first summarize what happened and then i ll discuss the cultural background of lincoln lincoln and his murderer john wilkes booth. about this time in the evening 150 years ago abraham lincoln and his wife mary todd lincoln were preparing to go see the noted actress laura king in the comic play our american cousin which was featured at ford s theater. it was well-k ....
c-span: dr. alfredo quinones-hinojosa, you write in your book, and that you were in illegal homeless immigrant. [laughter] illegal home less farmworker now you are a brain surgeon how long ago? guest: thank you brian is a comprehensive description. i came to united states 1987 and i talk about that with the recent book that we published just a little over 20 years ago. i was just coming to this country literally $63 in my pocket i spent $60 landed at lax with $3 then found my way up to northern california where i had begun to work with the very same hands that now get to touch some human brain at one of the most prestigious institutions at the world which is john s hopkins. c-span: you remember the first time you saw the parade? guest: i remember. brian, i was just the kids i started medical school when i was 26 years old and sometimes people have asked me did you know, you would be a doctor? ice said no. did you know, you d be a brain surgeon? no. how did i end up ....