ken allen who runs t. rowe price science and technology fund. maybe if first and biggest surprise is amazon. people are running away. you are running in. why? >> amazon is pretty controversial right now. i think investors are pretty frustrated after the most recent quarter's results but i think taking a step back, the big picture is we're extraordinarily early in the move from off line to online e-commerce and cloud promise to online commuting. and i think it will be dramatically larger in terms of revenue and higher margins. >> you are comfortable with the level of spending that has so many others up in arms? >> i see why people are up in arms. the phone has been a tough investment so far. it's unclear where that will go over time. but i this i the overwhelming things that are more important are the scale amazon has built and will build going forward and that will make it increasingly advantage and better costs and pricing versus competitors. i think the market has largely forgot about amazon web services which is a crown jewel in cloud computi

there goes the neighborhood. [ laughter ] >> all right, ken. we'll see you in 30 minutes at 6:00. >>> thanks for watching us at 5:00. get out there and enjoy the evening after you watch the 6:00 news. right? the. >> beautiful out there. >> all right. the "cbs evening news" scott pelley is coming up next. >> and remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the -- and remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com and "like" us on facebook. >> have a good night. see you at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: the head of the secret service is shown the door. julia pierson is out after a series of dangerous and embarrassing lapses in presid tection. reports from bill plante and major garrett. a c.d.c. team is in dallas trying to determine whether an ebola patient spread the deadly disease in this country. reports from manuel bojorquez and dr. jon lapook. anna werner on another virus causing respiratory illness in children. >> it's petrifying. it's absolutely the scariest thing eve

they got the split out here, allen and liz. and that's good. they are on the road. now they go back home. and the theory is that they will pick it up from there and get onto their three, four, five wins, however many it takes. in the meantime, okay, you have to look at this guy. he has been on tv every night during the series. he may be the most famous florida marlins fan in the world. always wears that florida marlins jersey right behind the plate. he is in the camera shot. his name is lawrence levee. he is a 58-year-old lawyer who travels the sporting world sitting only in the best of seats. he has a group of online ticket brokers on his speed dial. he has been to 27 superbowls, 200 nba finals, and 85 world series games including this one and he sat right next to travis o quinn who said the royals tried to get him to take the jersey off. >> you know what? he says he wears that same jersey to every single game he goes to. whether it is nfl, nba, major league baseball. he wears the same outfit every single time. they offered him a free jersey. he said no, i will wea

sabrina allen was just 4 years old, when police say she was taken by her mother. the two were found and flown back to texas. sabrina's father had legal custody of the girl. he knows the transition won't be easy. he says her room is ready, just as she left it. the mother is now under arrest for kidnapping. >>> some new inductees tonight to california's hall of fame. from hewsic, and sports to film -- music and sports to film and philanthropy. >> on her way to work, a woman's car breaks down. the person who helps her also robs her. >>> new at 10:00, an active kindness turns into a crime, and tonight, the victim is warning others about trusting strangers. >> ktvu's amber lee is live in san jose, where a woman's car troubles were unfortunately, just the beginning of a very bad day. >> reporter: frank, we're along busy capitol expressway, and this is where the woman tells me her ordeal started. it's monday morning. cecilia is on her way to work. her camry breaks down, a man pulls over and offers to help her get to work. >> if you need a ride, i can help you get there,

. >> i'm ken bastida. more than $70 million is being set to get you to vote on that one ballot measure. kpix 5's allen martin is here with a look at what many people feel is a fight between trial lawyers and doctors. >> reporter: in loot of ways, they are absolutely right. one thing that prop 46 would do is raise the medical malpractice award from $250,000. that cap was signed into law back in 1975. certainly, trial lawyers would make more money if the cap goes up or goes away. doctors say they and their patients would be the ones who pay more. but that's just part of prop 46. >> backers of prop 46 say. >> proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing. >> points counter with. >> who pays? the rest of us as malpractice insurance increases. the cost of health care will rise for all we of us. >> but is 46 about drug testing doctors or raising the cap on medical malpractice lawsuits? it's both. and more. >> safeguards against prescription drug abuse. >> the initiatives author is bob pack who liv

it's not, allen. you know, you have a situation here that mlb puts together every year, it's a classic, it's designed as a 7-game series designed to produce a winner. but when it comes to the two cities that get to host the world series every year, there really is no loser. san francisco, kansas city, some say at two ends of the socio-economic universe, or are they? >> kansas city actually has been a showcase as the midwest city for startup companies. millenials are moving here. we have a big production community here and creative community ad agencies web development companies here. >> reporter: so that sounds a lot like the bay area. about to host its third world series in five years. kansas city's convention and visitors president ronnie burke admits his town is no san francisco. but it's no cowtown, either. and hosting the world series can only be good. >> it's only good and, in fact, what we're looking to do is how to parlay this into the next big thing for kansas city. >>> san francisco has its

today he officially announced his support, to have allen included on the golden era ballot, a crucial step, towards cooperstown. >>> and some other little leaguers also getting well deserved recognition, the ridley cal rip ken eight and under team was honored the at ridley high school for winning mid-atlantic regional championship last a august. it was ridley's first youth baseball championship, ever. way to go champs. >> they look great. >> yes. >> congratulations to them. >> thanks very much. >>> still to come here in our next half an hour pope frances is trying to bridge the gap between church, and science. he has made some interesting comments on evolution, we will tell you why he is now defending the big bang theory. >>> unaudible. >> trend trend to go day what ten hours of street harassment looks like why one new york city would i man endured more than a hundred cat calls in one day. >>> and then new at 6:00 tonight, it is lights out for one local community. smoking is now banned in many outdoor public spaces, we will tell you why this new law though is hit with >>> i'm chris ma

allen vida on the board. michael eskew. used to run u.p.s. and david farce. so it's not -- >> so they're geezers. that's what andrew said. i'm a geezer. i'm not saying it. >> it's substantive boards. these are like the real deal people. on the age thing -- >> what were you saying? >> 54 is the youngest on the board. most in their 60s and some 70s. i'm just saying for what it's worth in a tech company trying to keep up with the joneses of these 24-year-olds in the valley, you know. >> yeah. >> if you're trying to compete against aaron levee. >> we shouldn't worry about them because they're senile? >> no. i'm making an observation. >> you know, you just wasted -- enjoy it, andrew. enjoy it while you're 37 and looking at me like that. >>> all right. despite a tumultuous trading, our next guest says there's optimism. he tracks sentiment for the individual investors. he joins us right now with more on the numbers. charles, i guess there was movement given how far they fell. >> we saw bullish sentiment rise. besaw bear sentiment rise. but then neutral sentiment fal