oh, they have to do a study, that s what they told me. reporter: we did show the video to the police chief, who is aware of accidents at the intersection and expressed concern. that s up to the city engineers. reporter: the city engineer did not respond to our inquiries today. then again, we also sent them this video. from milpitas, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. san francisco police arrested a woman who stabbed a man on a busy section of market street this morning. abc 7 news was on the corner of market and 7th street as officers collected evidence. investigators say the woman approached a man just before noon and stabbed him several times in the neck. a security guard at a nearby pharmacy says he had a run-in with the suspect at the store just moments before the stabbing. she came in very fast, dropped her bags very quick and said i m going to kill somebody, i m hurt somebody. the woman threw a sharp object in the mailbox. officers called the postal service to retr
did you work on that a long time? donald trump during his campaign called mexicans rapists and criminals. mexicans are rapists and criminals. these guys say all mexicans are bad. you whied out that mexican thing again. mexicans are rapists and criminals. here we go again. called women slobs, pigs, dogs, disgusting. senator, senator, that was beneath and you hillary clinton, and that s pretty low. liz: what was expected to be a snore fest turned out to be a slugfest at first and only vice presidential debate. this is risk & reward, i m elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. in first public rally donald trump seemed happy with indiana governor mike pence s performance. mike pence did an incredible job, and i m getting a lot of credit because that s really my first so-called choice, that was my first hire as we would say in las vegas. liz: trump seems happy there. critics say trump was underprepared for his first presidential debate. conservatives say democ
wikileaks back with 11th data dump of hacked e-mails from hillary clinton s campaign. we have the details. welcome to risk & reward, i m elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. will he respond to president obama calling him a whiner today? we will bring that to you live if he does. first, to the latest wikileaks developments. the clinton campaign in an exchange just earlier this year in march after hillary s deplorables comments, hillary clinton campaign staffer orin shore basically e-mailed about trump supporters. watch what he said in suggesting to prepare for the next clinton speech, talking about having a diverse crowd behind clinton, he e-mailed campaign manager john podesta and others on the team saying it would be a subtle yet powerful contrast to the angry white guy, usa chants at trump events when he spews on american hate talk. former gop presidential candidate is former governor mike huckabee, with me now. nice to see you, governor. thanks, liz. liz: what do
think you look at things like small caps in japan. ashley: gentlemen. we re already out of time. jeremy schwartz and walt mccarthy. they re clapping away. friday heading into the weekend. the dow, all we had to do finish in the green would be higher, short of another record but higher for the week. here comes the the the closing belle with melissa francis and connell mcshane. melissa: s&p 500 and nasdaq turning positive within the last hour. i m melissa francis. connell is back. connell: i am connell in for david asman this is after the bell. what names are moving book, here is what else we have for you at this hour. donald trump back to work, looking to fill his remaining cabinet positions. among those paying him a visit, a democratic senator from north dakota. so we re following that. trump even taking his own team by surprise as we were taken by surprise with his pick for defense secretary last night. we ll tell you who this general james mad dog mattis is and some ext
37,000 feet to 15,000 feet and 9,000 feet before crashing into the sea. that is an animation. you re looking at rescue effort or debris search i should say, underway. with me, my colleague ashley webster, he has been with me since early, early this morning. what is the latest? reporter: as we look at the animation, deirdre, you have to wonder if the plane was still intact, why didn t the pilot or crew or someone put out some sort of emergency signal. if it was a technical problem, there was a fire, a failed motor, a jet or something going on, whatever it was, it was severe enough that the pilot could absolutely do nothing to alert authorities. that is why the growing suspicion throughout the day is that this was an act of terrorism. something that egypt air said they thought was more likely because they do not believe it was a technical problem. we don t know. all of it was speculation. what caused the flight to go from 3thousand feet to 15,000 feet in quick fashion before of