themselves as independent or not affiliated with a political party on top of this whole after poll revealed voters want more choices is the 2 party system limiting a more robust democracy. to discuss this and more i m joined by my guest will piers in washington he is a democratic strategist and in fort lauderdale we re joined by john karr dello he is a t.v. host as well as a conservative political strategist are joining crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let s go to well in washington. a recent gallup poll tells a lot of lot about disaffection many of potential voters have. been looking at this election and part. here 57 percent believe that there should be more choices that there should be a 3rd party now all 3 of us know 3rd party has been bandied about a lot and actually has made a difference in some campaigns in the past but there seems to be no movement in that direction as a matter of fact there are plent
move in. i want to focus on what we re dealing with. we have wind that continues to blow it into the bay area. it s light and keeping at that stagnant. we ve seen days and days of this residual smoke continuing to stack up across the bay area. that s why it s so bad right now. there are a lot of colors on this map, but you want to focus in on the purple. that is very unhealthy. that s a good part of the north bay, down the entire san francisco peninsula and parts of the east bay. these areas of red, that s also considered to be unhealthy. so you have to limit your outdoor suppose usual tonight. the smoke advisory is now in effect until next tuesday s forecast. i do not see a we head into tomorrow. you can see the smoke storm ranger is picking up from sunol and pleasanton. it s bouncing off the particles in the sphere, aatmosphere, and what we re breathing. so unhealthy area as we track your friday forecast. thank you, jeff. please leave the building the snapchat video
future strategy. into the tent trading day, julie hyman is with us. our investors glued to their tv screens or trading? julie: they might be, but they are still trading. volume was up over the 20 day average. market participant continue to trade. this story involving comey do not have a direct effect on the economy, at least not right now. a little bit of bounced off the lows of the session. where we see more individual movement among i want to bring back one of my favorite postelection charts. obviously, the big outperformance postelection and then the outperformance has waned even as thou brussel 2000 made a new record the russell 2000 made a new record and we have seen it declining versus the as and p. the small cap today, most of them on earnings were plated. most of them on earnings. crocs pulling up on discounted. following on the $12.5 billion acquisition from france or a gamble and that seems to be paying off. acquisition the second straight quarter, rbc analyst
30th, i m amy coveno. we ll get to our top stories in just a minute. first, josh judge has a look at the forecast. we have a few treats in store on our show. absolutely, stick around. our temperatures are fairly mild, most of us in the 40 s. even the upper 40 s in some parts, some spots in the upper 30 s. look at concord and keene, 38 degrees in concord right now and the clouds were thicker. they re thinning right day hours, there will be breaks of sunshine along with the clouds. you can see off to the west, the beginning of it, widen out farther so you can see right there, some showers headed in our direction and they ll be moving in during the afternoon. most of them mid afternoon or late afternoon, depending exactly where you are. the temperatures in northern new hampshire into the 40 s, central in new hampshire. a look ahead at your week forecast ahead. amy: we begin with 2016 coverage. with election day a little more than a week away, several towns were open for voter
having only seconds to make a defining choice which is exactly the situation alameda county deputies tony whittle and sandra williams found themselves in one morning in april. some unnerving moments in the east bay on the 5:00 news that night, it was the first story after the first break. a bus carrying inmates catching fire on interstate 580. closing the road and backing up traffic. it took all of 20 seconds to tell the viewer about it. still unclear what sparked that blaze for those who were on the bus, the memories of the fire and what followed will last a lifetime. i m glad you were okay of course, thanks to alameda deputies tony whittle and sandra williams, those on the bus still have a lifetime. the day was april 6, a friday. and deputy whittle was behind the wheel of the transport bus. deputy williams was in back, sandwiched among seven different locked cages. 24 prisoners inside. until they reached the stretch of 580, it had been a smooth trip. an un