joining me now, the reporter who was attacked, the hill's taylor lorenz. first, how are you? >> good. yeah. >> what exactly happened? for those of us watching this weekend, the image, it felt like movie. it certainly didn't feel like 2017 charlottesville, virginia, home of the uva cavaliers. you tell me, what happened? >> sure. this was my first time in charlottesville but not my first protest by any means. it did feel different than other ones. the tensions were high. there were these two competing groups that sort of were both focused very much on each other rather than their message to sort of like the broader i guess public. i feel like lot of other marches people just kind of go, they say their piece, and maybe they're heckled a little bit but they're not sort of clashing i guess to the same extent. so, yeah, i got there on saturday. i mussed the friday night with the torches and stuff pip got there on saturday morning. the protest had already -- it was supposed to begin at noon and it had already obviously escalated, you know, sides fighting with each other. >> you saw

two -1 lead .1 run in and lorenz are -- took on two of two run shot and that is 4-2. they took a 6-4.matt chapman found the seat and nine homers for chapman. not for long after two batters and escobar had an rbi single. the 26 save and the worlds when 7-6. >>> the only real drama for the giants was whether giancarlo stanton would hit another home run for the seventh consecutive game.matt cain getting the start because of the doubleheader in washington.things did not start off well for him.the marlins scored a couple.line drive off the bat.the giants paid and a fair ball down the left-field line.the giants with a 4-1.1 .1 run in and ground ball to write. gordon overcomes the confusion by running to the bag himself. 4-1 marland. suzuki getting in on the act. part of the home run. >>> the 49ers are set for the second preseason game and the first one at home on saturday against the broncos.kyle shanahan and john lynch have history.the two teams got an early look at each other today in a scrimmage in santa clara.so far the sunny rookie ruben foster will be earning a starti

it's created by the mathematician edward lorenz in the '60s he noticed small changes in the weather calculations could have huge effects on the final results. it applies to any complex system, including the stock market small causes can have large effects. hence the analogy, a butterfly flaps its wings in asia and causes a hurricane on the other side of the world. what does any of this have to do with netflix simple as far as he's concerned, netflix is that butterfly. and its small flapping wings have an outside impact on the broader market we'll look at the first chart, which shows the performance of all four f.a.n.g. stocks over the past year. as you can see in the past 12 months, netflix has left the other f.a.n.g. stocks in the bust, giving you double the gains of its next closer competitor, facebook that's amazing i bet you didn't know that however, as you can see in the next chart over the past month, netflix has become the worst performer among the f.a.n.g. stocks let's zoom in and look at how these four names have done since mid july netflix is down 10%, leading alphabet and amazon lower

. >> taylor lorenz thank you from the hill. happy to see you in studio. >> breaking overnight we want to tell you about this as well. a terror attack on people eating at a restaurant overseas. the violence continues around the world unfortunately. >> here locally as well a sad update to that shooting in northeast last week that a 17-year-old caught in the crossfire. >> and a live look now outside. we're heading to break on this monday morning. weather and traffic coming up next. much more on fox5 news morning when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. 7:17 is our time. taking a live look outside on this gorgeous august morning. 71 degrees your temperature but man, things, as always around here changes. >> yeah, but you. >> lucky seven's. >> you have a lot of dramatic stuff there. >> it is going to heat back up. >> around 90. >> i like the drama. >> i know you do. >> it's 7:17, and 71 degrees. >> powerball still on. >> that's what we should be doing on, right, trying to find the magic numbers. >> trying to find the mag

companies like ralph lorenz and michael kors -- i don't want to get to in the weeds here, but the restaurants are another area where there is potential upside -- people going out to eat, travel tourism -- novella categories that a car important, but also clothing sales. these industries have had a very weak run. if you look at the volume sold in the actual economy, it is picking up. david: sarah, take us into the weeds when it comes to retail. you look at jcpenney, it got hammered. i'm never said you look at walmart or target. is it really a matter where you have to take a company by company by company? sarah: that is right. it is a sector with a lot of winners and losers right now. i feel like we go through this dance where the department owners -- department source report first, then we say the sky is falling, the me get x,rnings from the likes of tj and they serve the rest of the retail industry a slice of humble pie with excellent comparable sales and harley with any e-commerce at all. retail is one of these sectors right now is very company by company, and you have to assess each on its