the bill at coming up. there at one. this would reclassify independent and contractors as employees. how many contractors do you have currently. bastian: around 400 thoughts a and. amy: what at the do for your business model. bastian: i think the right way to look at this at to understand what it does to the people that you deliver on the post mate platform. i think this at true for many of the platforms in the delivery space, you have almost 90 percent of the post mates on the platform, they work in the platform less than five hours a week. it truly at about supplemental cut income. at four to five or $600 a month. it's funny that it at that number because at the same number that most americans can say they have for medical expenses. we believe the post mates fills a gap when it comes to income and it at an important gap and this is what we obviously believe that living these people as independent contractors and at matter of fact, not leaving them but making sure that any bill that passes, we solidified their status as

so the commander his intent at what it at called. i said my aim at to destroy the terrorist stronghold inside collision. at the least cost to the innocent as possible. and i want to move quickly to assault battalions and i'll bring in more battalions just as soon as possible. we must move fast enough because we can't resupply. we knew they hadn't got ready for the value. then we do go around and you talk to the assault units. write down what you literally lock down pull them together in small groups and explain it. so now you say you have asked me questions. and they would ask questions. go back and forth and if you could draw out of them what would really concern inside. many would have a unit ready to go. you just do this, that is the leader his job. once you have made that clear if you train your people and they work very well trained the assault units than you take the hands off the steering wheel. just take it off and give the initiative if you trust your young ncos, your young officers, they keep the social energy going in the

look at the 48 treeings at the coast. certainly a cool start. but we recover into readings that will certainly bring us into high fire danger. so our highlights, warming trend continues today. autumn arrives monday. and looking at the high fire danger into tabwednesday where some areas could flirt with 100 degrees inland. we see the warm weather all the way to the coast. it has been warm. but today limited change as our sea breeze will be weak. if you want to head to the beach how about low 70s there atce bech. 76 in half moon bay. 84 in santa cruz and the ocean temperature still cool at 59 degrees. the changes arrive tomorrow. low clouds and fog with us through the overnight hours. lougt for that cooldown but then high clouds as well. numbers come down considerably on sunday. we have the one day of warmth today. then don't get too used to the cooldown. because look at next week. the first day of autumn, numbers at about low 90s in concord, livermore, look as we head into tuesday. the numbers climb, in fact we could see near 100-degree heat and

at the bay side, 70 at downtown. south san francisco and across the golden gate, which will have a relatively light breeze. today is one of those picture perfect days to walk across the golden gate or get up in the marin headlands and take those gorgeous pictures. temperatures in the mid 70s around san rafael. everybody else 75 to 80. we have berkeley at 73. hayward at 75. castro valley at about 78. hercules, 79. that's what we'll have in walnut creek and san ramon. 49 in santa rosa. the rest of us in the upper 50s. you can see it's warmer than average friday and saturday. temporary drop on sunday. autumn begins with warmer than the westbound direction past golden gate fields, on into berkeley and emeryville. yet. your drive time from hercules, highway 4 through the corridor into san francisco still under 25 minutes. not bad at all. earlier accident on the altamont pass, chp is confirming it's not blocking a lane. so that's good news. you're still jammed up on to 205 at the 580 split for about a 50-m50 50-minute comm

a beautiful evening at oracle park. there's a look at what you expect as we get into saturday. temperatures will be slightly warmer. peaking on saturday. dropping those numbers on sunday. we could be looking at the possibility of maybe some heightened fire danger with that. >>> we have a look at your lake tahoe forecast coming up in a little bit. >>> tens of thousands of volunteers are expected to take part in tomorrow's 35th annual coastal cleanup. the volunteers plan to pick up litter along 2500 miles of shorelines including rivers, creeks, and lakes. cigarette butts are the most common thing picked up. but this may be the last year they top the list. two bills banning smoking on the state beaches have passed and are just waiting for a signature. >>> many people have never seen mosquitoes like this before. hundreds of thousands of them arrived in novato. they are coming from the salt water marshes on the marin sonoma line. 5,000 acres of breeding area were sprayed with pesticide, but some areas were missed. >> the water levels got high enough we weren't able to get all of the

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mind we're at 1.47. the low closing yield going back three years plus is right around 1.43 so it isn't a huge bounce, but it's stabilizing now, look at one week. same time frame for ten year bund you can see the difference minus 60 how do you make minus .60 look terrific you start out at minus 0.73. indeed, it's a pretty good move. another reason to think that this is something significant is not only how equities have gained traction, which isn't a bad thing when you pair it with this move, but look at tens minus twos three or four basis points isn't a lot, and i'm not going to make a big deal out of it, but i think the inversions didn't mean a lot either the fact the long end is doing this and the short end is allowing it to happen in the midst of all this global activity is significant. now, guns hot, euro versus the dollar look at one week of the euro very nice. the fact that rates are moving up before september 12th ecb meeting is significant finally, it comes at the behest of, yes, you guessed it,

so far not too bad at the surface but that heat advisory goes through tonight at 7:00 and it starts at 11 and goes to 7. north wind at santa rosa and fairfield is the leader of the pack here by far and away. everything continues to go up and over as the rain develops in arizona. you can see it in the north causing a northerly breeze. clear and temperatures 50s and 60s and 70s and vacaville 80s and fairfield 77. there's the north wind in the valley but getting decent let's. they are plus 16 and santa rosa plus 12. keep an eye on that. the air flow is northeast. setting the stage for a warm day. 70s, 80s, 90s, upper 90s. 4: 01. was in the neighborhood and he said i guess i will show up. you know. sitting on the couch for days and days. doesn't appeal to me so here i am. >> good to see you. we have a nice looking commute. the only thing we can see is road work and i can see it if you look at this picture you can see it on northbound 680. not a big deal. some of the lanes taken away northbound. traffic okay. 580 west from tracy looks good all the way to livermore and beyond that to castro

at the coast mid 60s. now the sun sets at 7:17. we'll see increasing clouds overnight and the chance of showers tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> developing news, nearly two dozen people hurt after a deck collapsed in new jersey. at least three of the injured are children. it happened at a three-story home in the tnwildwood, best known for the jersey shore. george solis has the details. >> reporter: the horror unfolding early saturday evening in wildwood. a deck collapsing at a home in the 200 block of east baker avenue. a slew of firefighters descending on the scene. firefighters convention coincidentally taking place in town. fagments of the deck covering the front yard. >> i ran and grabbed my phone, called 911 and i could hear the people over there calling for help. >> reporter: june lives across the street. she made the call to 911. >> after they got here, happened to see one of the gentleman like his shoulder, his head and arm sticking out, like face down. >> i'm sure must have been horrific. >> it was scary. i saw them put them on th

you can see at night down nine point 77% at the close. let's take a look at the closing figures on wall street then thou managing to close in positive territory but the s. and p. and the mass that finished in the red. w wait by the techch sector. next to the latest twist in the monthlong corporate saga at japan's nissan the call me because he he writes a psychology has announced he will stepp down next monday. he's been under growing pressure over excess pay. the company says that the overpayment of about four hundred thousand euros which like a promise to return. was not illegal but did not comply with company rules. the scandal hits nissan when it's facing plplummeting sales and job cuts cycle was that he hahad wanted o push through corporate governance reforms. following the arrest of carlos ghosn and the gaining. keys his predecessor of causing trouble the company. i missed out. on another's neck hello venus nestle tool my tenure. suffered the consequences of scandal with. i should have addressed all those issues before passing over t

hanging out in the upper 70s as we peak at 3:00. 71 at 7:00. for the north bay, a wide range from 54 this morning to nearing 80 by noon with low to mid 80s most of the afternoon hours. 75 if you're heading out this evening. our last stop is san francisco. y yep. that time of the year. no fog. we jump from 57 this morning to low to mid 70s from noon until about 6:00. it gets warmer tomorrow. we have that fire threat next week. what do we have this ho fday light. >> not friday light. west on 580 out of tracy, road work and two big rigs getting into it at grant line road. the drive from tracy west on 580 into livermore and dublin, two hours. the ace train is a better way to go. westbound 680 near stone valley, a car hit the center divide. better news there. hopefully they'll get that cleared out. drive time just dropped to an hour and 43 minutes. not much of a reprieve. we'll follow this for you this morning as w cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new swee

at noon we're in the low 80s and danville we're at 82 degrees. 82 in novato. san francisco mostly in the 60s and low 70s. almaden valley 88 degrees. low 90s in the south county as well as the inland east bay. we'll talk about some cooling ahead in that forecast and mike, you're taking a look at the bay bridge. >> kari, we have signs the vacation days are over and we're back to the commute. it's only 5:09 and we have all these lanes filling in. just after all the cash lanes opened, everything filled in. that tends to be the case early in the commute as folks return from a vacation weekend, like a lot of folks seemed to have taken thursday and friday last week off. there is the backup but no problems through contra coa county. a tiny bit of build at bay point and the crash on the grid should be cleared at willow pass road. everything else on the freeway moves smoothly but i want to take you back down to the south bay, we have this closure that continues. south 101 the off-ramp story road is closed because of what i'm told say deadly crash involving a pedestrian,

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the sunset at 7:36 pm in the sunrise at 6:42 am. daytime highs today looking at made 80s in san jose. 60s from san francisco and pacifica. the seven-day forecast and what you can expect, temperatures cooling down as we head through the week, more clouds on wednesday. temperatures cooler thursday, friday and especially by the weekend. we will be right back. >>> welcome back, prince harry is defending himself after coming under fire for advocating for climate change while flying in private airplanes.>> there needs to be opportunity based on the unique circumstance to ensure that my family are safe. >> the remarks come after the british royal introduced a new initiative called travel list encouraging people to think about the impact their travels have on the wildlife and ecosystems. critics say the duke of sussex needs to practice what he preaches but prince harry says he flies commercial 99% of the time.>>> a reminder before brick if you have a consumer problem or question email us at kpix.com or call the hotline with the number on th

at ross. yes for less. >>> on the peninsula, a fireman-owned frozeman yogurt poorly parceler is close going week. the victim of rising cost for small businesses in the bay area. yummy yogurt in redwood city has been open 35 years. the sweet treats delighted generations of locals. but it will come a end tomorrow. the last day in business. the owner says he needs to renovate the aging shop, that's too expensive can't afraid it. yummy yogurt has another location in san mateo that one will stay open. th's bummer for so many people. good news, a little relief from the heat. >> yes, yes, we see temperatures coming down a bit for inland areas and a lot by the beaches. here is a live shot at santa cruz and we have a little bit of the on shore flow returning. so santa cruz hit a high of 103 yesterday. today we'll see the low 80s. so that's more relief for you there. >> good new there is. yeah. >>> also next the a's stay hot. smashing five home runs in texas. larry beil mass the highlights coming up in

at 5:30 pm. a special agent who investigated the trade center attack will be the keynote speaker. >>> many groups in the bay area and across the country are also using the state is a day of service. for example, volunteers in san francisco will pack 275,000 meals for those in need. >>> stay with ktvu throughout the morning here for our coverage of 9/11 events across the country and here in the bay area. coming up on "the nine", we met -- we remember a flight attendant who died in that crash in pennsylvania. we will speak with buddy's brother live right here in studio. >>> it is now 8:06 am. the san francisco fire department held its annual flag raising ceremony to honor those who died and those who help save lives on the state 18 years ago. mornings on 2's sarah is live with a look at the tribute just wrapped up. sarah?>> reporter: morning. the flag is been lowered to have staff at this fire station in san francisco. it was done during the event earlier this morning. this event is something that

>>look at step outside you're going to a 100 yet. let's take a look at your numbers now. to doubt means you may be on iphone 90 if you look outside at a the east bay showing clear skies this morning, this is something we're going to see a lot of not just today. but the next few days to you've got plenty of sunshine ahead of us and even a retreat of marine layer, not today that are coastal areas are going to get a good dose of sunshine that low you can see it's getting out of the area. now what we're seeing is this high pressure building back in and we all know what that means pretty familiar territory for us. you get that summer heat that returns and that's exactly what we have to expect the next couple of days as for today. temperatures warmer but still not too bad 60's and 70's for coastal areas in some spots on the peninsula actually pretty nice for a lot of these areas saying carlos redwood city in mountain view comfortably warm in the low 80's while the south bay looking at temperatures getting on the hotter side of things now campbell most gatos 80 for each with san

for a time four south bay lanes were closed at that boulevard. >> 6:02. >>> now to a live look at capitol hill this morning, the number of u.s. house of representatives supporting the impeachment inquiry in to president trump is growing. more details are also emerging about the whistle-blower complaint against the president. president trump is set to be seething about the prospect of facing impeachment. "today in the bay's" chris pallone is live in washington this morning with a lot more for us. chris? >> yes, laura, with now 225 representatives, a clear majority by nbc's count, favoring some sort of impeachment inquiry into the president, the president has gone on the attack, attacking democrats, journalists, even the whistle-blower as he feels more pressure as this inquiry ramps up. president trump speaking with families in new york talked about white house officials mentioned in the whistle-blower report and alluded to execution in this los angeles times audio. >> i want to know who's the person who gave the whistle-blower, who's the person who gave the whistle-blower the information?

it found harris at 8% and mayor pete buttigieg at 6%. we asked how she can win the nomination if she can't win her home state. >> i have a complicated with polls. the american people, the california voter didn't listen. i didn't listen and i didn't listen. i am going to continue to work what i've always done, work on gaining the support of everyone. >> harris will be in oakland today to open her west coast campaign offers. >>> this week oakland police are containing their crackdown on illegal side shows. the oakland police have stepped up patrols on the ground and in the air. they are working with communities to find long-term ways to stop illegal activity. for now they will write citations and tow cars involved in side shows. >>> we're learning more about the shooting outside of deanza high school. three teens were injured as the football was ending. >> reporter: it was a big football rivalry. deanza high school was playing knoll high friday night. a large fight broke out across the street on morning side drive. richmond police were cal

martinez at 85 degrees. reaching 62 at half moon bay, and san mateo, a high of 76 degrees, and mostly 60s in san francisco and the north bay, reaching up to 85 in sonoma. as we go through the forecast for the weekend, we are going to see an approaching storm system that will help cool us off and brings in a strong ocean breeze. no rain or anything like that expected, so we will have nice outdoor weather, and it gives us a little filtered sunshine. by next week that storm system moved on and our temperatures starts to warm back up. mid-80s today and tomorrow with saturday being the coolest day of our forecast with a few more clouds. san francisco is in the 60s throughout the next several days. and mike, you are starting with the truck fire. >> ye but a big issue for the morning commute. you look at the live picture with the flashing lights, and you see chp, fire crews. it's right here, the silhouette of a tractor trailer which looks like cages on the back. we did zoom in and see more detail, and i don't want

and coming up at 8:30pm, a look at how algerians are trying to rewrite the history of revolutions in algeria: revolution of smiles. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in the last half hour, the former tory minister sam gyimah has become the latest mp to defect to the liberal democrats. the mp for east surrey was kicked out of the conservative party after voting against the government over no—deal brexit. he had previously resigned as universities minister after opposing theresa may's withdrawal agreement. liberal democrat leaderjo swinson announced the pa rty‘s newest mp at their annual conference this evening. conference, there's someone that i would like you to meet, a first—time attendee at liberal democrat conference. someone who has... laughter someone who has stood up for liberal principles, for liberal values, for their beliefs with great integrity, who has risked de—selection because they wanted to make sure they voted to support same—sex marriage. applause someone who has been prepared to lose the whip because they would not follow boris johnson, taking our coun

i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen here at the at&t post. that stock is jumping. we've got more on that stock and the rest of the market with just 59 minutes left until the close. >> and i'm wilfred frost good afternoon to you. let's look at what's driving the action financials, one of the leaders on yield moves and comments out of the barclays financials conference we'll have those details, coming up plus, a rally in energy coming as the new saudi energy minister commits to output cuts, and we get more details on that massive aramco ipo and a small cap surge. the russell up nearly a full percent. the broader markets, though, flat s&p just lower dow, just higher joining us for the full hour, stephanie link very good afternoon to you >> thanks for having me. >> markets flat overall, but what's happening underneath? >> massive rotation today, and it actually started over the last couple of weeks and a lot of that has to do with a little bit better economic data that we're getting around the world. even over the weekend, we got the export/import numbers out of china.

the headlines at 6pm: david cameron hits back at criticism of his memoirs — saying it was right for former pms to explain their actions. the liberal democrats conference kicks off in bournemouth — the party set to decide whether its policy should now to scrap brexit altogether without holding a further referendum. fears that global oil prices could be affected as two of saudi arabia's biggest oil facilities are attacked by drones. houthi rebels in yemen say they are responsible. african leaders pay their respects at the funeral of the former zimbabwean president robert mugabe — who ruled over the country for four decades. at least five people have died and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. a man's arrested after a £1 million solid gold toilet is stolen from blenheim palace. and in football, lots of goals in the premier league — as liverpool come from behind to beat newcastle 3—1 and stay on top of the table. hello, good evening. if you just joined us, welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister david cameron has accused boris jo

we have mid 80s at santa rosa and napa. 78 at petaluma. 94 at fairfield. r 80s at concord and livermore, and the view from the emeryville camera looking back at san francisco, we present you these forecast features. much warmer pattern with us for the next three days. we'll have temperatures above 100 degrees in many inland areas byriday afternoon. and it will be turning sharply cooler on sunday. right now, though, we're looking at air quality declining as temperatures are rising. so tomorrow will be a spare the air day. looks like the poorest air quality will be in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. moderate in the north bay and the south central bay, and we expect good air quality actually on the coast and on the central bay. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 50s, although a little milder in some inland east bay locations where lows will drop only to the 60s. and forecast animation pretty much tells the picture about fog moving away from the coastline. we won't see much of it overnight. we'll see almost none of it tomorrow

for the first pitch at 7:00, we'll be at 79 degrees. we'll see you at 7:00, your vip pass for that game and of course all of the coverage. numbers dropped off a few more degrees today in the bay area. you'll see blue skies from our sky camera network. concord had high of 88, dropping to 86. here's the thing. numbers dropping another five to ten degrees tomorrow. saturday's forecast will be perfect across the bay area. i know a lot of you want the cooler temperatures, and we're bringing it down. 79 in concord. 75 in livermore. those are usually some of my hottest, but not tomorrow. 78 in napa. 71 in oakland. san francisco, 65. look at san jose, 71 degrees. palo alto, 72. we'll have that entire microclimate forecast coming up. but i want to give you a quick look at hurricane dorian. it's pulling away from the coastline after some major damage in the carolinas. so we will be rid of this storm system as we head through this weekend. we'll have your full weather in 25 minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, the news that facebook definit

nbc bay area is live at the scene. and he made a run into the water, you were saying. >> reporter: yeah, terry, that's right. we'll set the scene for you here. the water is behind me here near the airport. and the gate you are referencing which is suspect ran is right over my other shoulder. they have been searching the water for hours. they believe the suspect drowned because they have no site f that suspect for hours. and even with search dogs. we will take you some video and tell you how this all started around noon. investigators say a sheriffs deputy stay tried to do a traffic stop, but the suspect took off on to an airport traffic road, ran the security gate at over 50 miles an hour and got on to the tarmac. then got out of the car, took off running toward the water. crews have been scouring the water by boat and from the air for hours and again no sign of ce

sunset at 7:37 and sunrise at 6:41 for tomorrow morning. daytime highs looking at 93 for a high in concord. upper .90s in oakland. low 90s in san francisco and upper 60s for pacifica. seven day forecast with those temps cooling down. so a couple of degrees for tuesday. even more so wednesday. and then temps back down to where we should be this time of year by the end of the work week and not weekend, we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. new round of u.s. tariffs could increase the price you pay for a wide range of products. 15% tariff on $112 billion worth of chinese imports went into effect yesterday. u.s. consumers will likely feel the impact on everything from apparel to food to electronics. president trump said trade talks are still on for later this month. >>> well hotel in london is getting a lot of attention high price for high tea. >> the most expensive cup of tea at 600-dollar has pot. check it out. golden tips tea is being served at the ruins hotel using golden tongues to weigh the leaves, well the leaves are grown in sri lanka

kickoff is at 1:25 at raymond james stadium. and the raiders open their season tomorrow night against the broncos at the oakland coliseum. kickoff is at 7:20 p.m. if you're not going, you can watch it right here on abc 7. >>> antonio brown's time in oakland was short lived. the team released him before the first game of the season. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has more in this morning's sports. >> reporter: in one of the more bizarre sports stories to come in some time, antonio brown's run with the raiders has come to an end. >> raiders free. >> that was brown saturday after learning he was released by the raiders later if the day and signed with the patriots. it's been quite the roller coaster for brown and the raiders. a.b. used social media to post his side of the story especially of late. he shared that letter of his fines from the team and asked for a release on saturday, ultimately got it, sharing that video of him being free as he said. coach gruden on the departure of a.b. >> i don't think it worked. it didn't fit h

livermore at 52. over to martinez with a look at how our morning shapes up. 59 at 7:00. a lot of sunshine today and a slow warm-up in temperatures reaching into the mid-70s by 1:00 today and our highs only reaching the low 80s in our warmest spots. i'll have another look at this coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have an update for the crash in livermore. >>> the one for i-580. out of lanes but in the center divide. visually a distraction. the south bay, peninsula, light flows of traffic. the east bay looks fine along the oakland area. now we had slowing up until about three minutes ago. that crew has been approved to block all but the fast lanes until 6:00. they may have just cleared that construction. plan on delays up to the benicia bridge but so far things look great and your typical bits of slowing westbound 4 through bay point. no delay in the east shore freeway. the remaining cash lanes open. we're consolidating to the span. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, facebook going green. what the tech giant will no longer offer employees at its offices. >>> facebook's bo

gusts at 31 at sfo. i'm on the 7. a look at what's going on with the winds. you can see the sea breeze and the cloud cover along the coast and more across the south bay and 580. you can barely see the sales force tower poking its head over the blue top. temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s. we'll hang out in the low to mid-60s the rest of the afternoon into the evening hours. low 70s around the bay. this is our last day with below average temperatures. we'll talk more about that coming up. another check of the commute with frances. >>> we have quiet roadways going on right now. not too many accidents. overnight every night this week, 10:00 to about 5:00 a.m. or 6:00 a.m. on highway 60 and highway 4. can you expect a little extra travel time if you're heading through the concord area. westbound 580 of course is always one of the first spots to slow down as you make your way out of tracy. the drive time now from tracy to dublin is 41 minutes. >> thanks, frances. >>> pg&e is back in court today in san francisco. >> the company is facing new scrutiny for plans

look at that picture. ashley: look at hammer. >> and that's the team at the finish line. there's all kinds of new things coming out every single day. it's really progressing. what's important, though, is to get women that mammogram. insurers don't always pay for it. if you're young, a lot of insurers will not pony up the dough and they are expensive. susan g komen pays for mammograms. there's a lot of work to be done. and we are really trying to make it happen. ashley: and you are doing tremendously. we're very proud of you. well done. good luck this weekend. >> thank you so much. come on, we need you. lauren: thank you so much, gerri. well, the chicken wars may be dying down. now the nonmeat wars are heating up and wendy's fans are feeling left out. more than 24,000 people actually signed an online petition demanding that wendy's get a plant-based burger option on the menu or risk, t quote, falling behind the times. during his second quarter earnings call, the ceo actually said the company has taken a hard look at possibly adding meatless menu options. ashley: possibly.

look at this. futurecast calling for rain to move through and it could be a steady light rainfall but at a minimum it will be a showery start to next week. one extreme from extender to another. we will give both. mainly clear and mild tonight. we hit the peak of the heat to tomorrow. some inland areas will top 100. a cooling trend continuing into next week. highs running above average. oakland one degrees warmer. san francisco has another warm day and a height of 87. san jose is a couple spots that will be warmer. morgan hill will get there and 94 in union city. 102 in pleasanton. 100 for walnut creek. five degrees warmer than today. berkeley is 88 and another day of 87 degrees. 98 in windsor. the extended forecast. cooling near the water on saturday. the cooling inland on sunday. a one day lag time and monday is downright chilly. breezy and showery. rain in the forecast on monday and when it moves out and the week of the front we stayed below average with highs in the 60s near the water and mid to

at were looking at this jobs report. the federal reserve is looking at all this data to try and make an assessment of what it will do with interest rates when it next meets in september. that said, there is also a school of thought that the federal reserve has been really laser focused on a few factors, including thejobs report, but also consumer spending. we are seeing that us consumers are still spending money. however, there is something about a trade war happening between the us and china. now that we have seen a whole new round of duties being imposed on chinese goods, these new are duties likely to hit the consumer a little bit harder, so i think that will play into any decision that the us federal reserve makes on interest rates. so — what's been happening to on the financial markets? sterling is continuing its rocky ride on the currency exchanges — earlier in the week it plunged to three year lows before rebounding strongly after mps voted to block a no—deal brexit. today it's edged a bit lower — but it's

failed at this line, failed at this line. and now it is pushed through we've broken through for the first time in a long time. a one-two set up now starting to come to light. now let's look at the chart itself and at the minimum we get back to trends we simply have a continuation of the current run that would give you a 10% move, stop closure on 50, targeting 55 >> all right come on back what's the trade in your view? >> this is one of those situations where there are a lot of points that folks interested in value stocks might have been interested to make a play. of course it looked very cheap for all of the recent declines we've seen options aren't particularly expensive despite the fact that the stock is particularly lower than it's been with and we did those earlier today. those were slightly in the money. they were trading 50.5 or higher at the time. so 50 cents of extrinzic value mp when you're targeting a move up to say 55 bucks obviously you don't want to buy those 55 calls because you're in a situation traders want st

not at any valuation. >> i think it is. >> it is >> you should look at, you know -- i think you have to differentiate the defensive sectors a little bit obviously with real estate and utilities there is a huge bond component. relative to everything that's tied to the bond markets actually real estate utilities don't look that expensive relative to long term treasuries or things like that or high yield bonds and things like that but in general if you look at this there is a very strong history, people always want to say this time it's different look at this company dynamic here, health care has all these political issues, but go back and look at the history of that sector's relative performance. when it has massive outperformance it's during periods where the profit cycle is slowing and when it has massive underperformance it's usually early in the cycle when you see a massive pick up in earnings out of a profits recession. i think that's going to be the most important thing and that's what we are looking at today increasing risks i think that's the most important thing. i'm not sayin

tom is supposed to be at the meeting, so he is entitled and should be at that meeting as well. so that is why i think it is important that people sort of understand the structure of the party. tom should have been at that meeting as well, but today, as a surprise to me, yes it did. it came com pletely surprise to me, yes it did. it came completely out of the blue. i thought when i would be doing the media wednesday that everyone they quite enthusiastic about my policy and the pa rty‘s quite enthusiastic about my policy and the party's policy in to menopausal women and ensuring that companies and businesses and organisations we address how they view women who are going through the menopause, but i understand that it is on twitter and everybody wants to talk about it, but i do think that anyway, it has been presented very differently to how it works in reality ——. differently to how it works in reality --. i will address those policies that you want to push her, but at the time of instability, which i think is fair the political world, tom watson has been on the radio this

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livermore at 56. san jose good morning to you at 57. we have partly sunny mostly cloudy skies along the coastline. partly cloudy along the bay  area this morning. again, more sunshine expected for your bay area this sunday. the winds generally light and calm over the north bay. calm conditions. oakland reporting about 10:00. but fairfield is calm. you joined us yesterday morning. fairfield, those winds were gusting to about 30 miles per hour throughout the course of the morning. that helped to drop those temperatures. now, we're going to see those temperatures climb. livermore you may have more of a dramatic turn there. 71 was the afternoon high yesterday. today, you're going to 80. areas like san francisco, two degrees warmer. san jose you'll warm by three degrees or so. in your business week, temperatures fall once again. i do see 90s in the forecast though. details in the extended forecast coming up. >>> well, happening now is the annual san francisco serving at the home of the san francisco giants. ktvu is live for us near the sta

the massive strike at gm. rod >>> it's likely the end of an era for the surging oakland a's who return home tonight after a very successful road trip. the a's lead the american league wild card race and play the kansas city royals at the coliseum at7:00. today crews are battling time and the weather to transform the field back to the baseball configuration following yesterday's raiders game. the raiders don't play again at the coliseum number november, and with the penning move to las vegas, this is likely the a's will play on a torn-up outfield surface which you can see from sky 7. >>> there was a big crackdown on fake ms. at the raiders game last monday. immigrations and customs enforcement seized close to $11,000 wto of goods ranging from hats to shirts. no one was arrest bud warning letters were given out. the raids were part of a joint operation to put a stop to counterfeit sales. >>> all overdue fines at the san francisco library have been wiped from the pages today. library users will still need to pay

take a look at that. you can see kind of like the city lights poking through the clouds and then sunrise over the horizon. in san francisco you can't see much of this, it looks cloudy. we're going above that. as you get ready to head out for your drive in brented would, we have some low 60s for our temperatures and mostly clear skies, leading into the mid 80s by early this afternoon and check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it is going to be really hot these next couple of days. we start to feel that warmth picking up today, with some upper 80s and low 90s in the south bay, with morgan hill reaching 92 degrees, also see some low 90s in the inland east bay with pleasanton topping out at 90, while oakland will see a high of 80 degrees today. we'll see some mid 80s on the peninsula in redwood city while daly city will reach up to 72 degrees. mostly some mid-70s for san francisco, with a breezy westerly wind, and for the north bay, expect upper 80s and low 90s, clearlake today reachin

here is a look at the plaza. you are looking at a 20 minute delay. it is pretty congested driving over the bridge and into the city. the time is 8:18 and i see a lot of fog. there have been fog advisories for drivers. >> yes. this will burn off and there is not really a lot there. it is really on borrowed time and this is the forecast high. today 88 and tomorrow 96. wednesday 99 and thursday before and friday 79. we will go from one extreme to the other. this happens when the calendar turns to fall. i can tell you once we get to the weekend it will be in the 70s and we will have a breeze but it will be more favorable. colors are starting to turn but it is foggy with a red flag warning that starts tonight and there are many locations in the higher elevations through northern sonoma letter showing a breeze but not so much at some locations. humidity will be low and gus will be making it down but hopefully not a roaring. where looking at some thick fog. the wall that came down is now going to las vegas and eventually to yuma. the high pressure is buildi

morgan hill at 91 degrees. well at 90 degrees in livermore today. union city and hayward in the low 80's for your highs. 90's continue in danville walnut creek in concord still plenty hot if you need an escape from those 90's 70's can be found in oakland berkeley and richmond. the nyse usual places for a cool down 80's and 90's as well for the north bay before you get to the coast at least one you'll find your 60's and stinson ree beach in point reyes today and tomorrow still not a whole lot of change we do see a modest cool down come the weekend though will be in the 60's 70's 80's for the weekend but a much cooler range of 80's to look for too. rebecca. >>all right john starting off with an accident in the east bay if your commute takes you on the nimitz freeway through san leon, the san lorenzo actually south 8.80 right at his sperry and there is an accident involving a couple of vehicles. is a also tying up a couple of those lanes so definitely causing a lot of delays and of course this is a slow spot normally during the commute hours now adding

concord, a new record at 100. san francisco a new record at 94. the old record, look at this, 93, set in 1954. and san jose, another new record at 99. the old was 97 degrees. now coincidently, here, the most widespread heat we've had over the past couple months happened at the end of spring on june 11 when concord hit 105. and san francisco got up to 100 degrees. if you're tired of it, we'll have cool fall weather coming in. i don't see any big rainfall chances with it, but the good news, it's going to move far enough south, friday, saturday, and sunday to get the fog going at the coastline and get the cooler ocean breeze back. tomorrow is going to be the transitional day. you'll want it cooler than it's going to be, but we're getting headway. mostly sunny skies to start. 69 in the south bay. 67 in the peninsula and tri valley 73. san francisco, the ocean breeze beginning to kick in, and i have you at 66 degrees. temperatures tomorrow, we're solid for a ten degree drop. that's all we can do, but here in the south bay, that will be nice, 86 in down

the ten year at 1.584% so about 1.5% and then the two year, look at that 1.558% so no inversion at this point and you are seeing a little bit of gains in the yields. >> that's a pretty big move. a quick move back. >> right >> we're not following it that closely. >> and the 30 year is well above 2% >> i think just psychologically it's always like this but we give it to up days -- not just us but the collective we there's a point we were down 250 but we only ended up down 250. >> right. >> but we did 372 yesterday but it's very -- >> it's the biggest two days of gains you have seen for s&p since june. >> but, you know, i read some of the other financial processes of it, they love this guy, whatever his name is from merrill lynch i see another article. i see a different article written by some market watch person almost every day rehashing what this guy is saying. >> mike where are we from the highs now? >> you are saying people are so negative right >> you're up 5% from the mid august low. >> people psychologically i think got geared up. >> talking about market highs, things are moving ou

>> all we can stare aghast at these pictures at this point. you're looking at the north building of the twin towers of the world trade center in manhattan. these are coming to you live now. debris raining down from 110 floors up. as you can see this is a clear blue sky day in manhattan. if this was an accident, it would be a needle in a haystack kind of accident. ♪ [bell ringing] >> there was another one. we just saw, we just saw another one. we just saw another one, apparently go, another plane just flew into the second tower. this raises, this has to be deliberate, folks. we just saw on live television as a second plane flew into the second tower of the world trade center. now, given what has been going on around the world, some of the, some of the key suspects come to mind. osama bin laden, who knows what. eric shawn is with us. eric, i know you have a lot of sources at the fbi and other agencies like that. what can you tell us? >> first i apologize for being out of breath, i was walking down fifth avenue which is close to our studios. i

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sunset at 7:03. triple digit heat, fairfield, concord, liver for, 97 in san jose. 92 oakland. 87 san francisco. another hot day tomorrow. finally, that marine influence kicks in for us and the on shore flow thursday. cooling it down friday. and especially into the weekend. temperatures drop below average. 30 degrees cooler by the end of the week. >> we'll take it after that. thanks mary. >>> the cbs crime drama ncis is back to kick off its 17th season tonight. the mystery surrounding the character zeba's disappearance begins to unravel tonight after viewers were led to believe she died in an explosion. she first returned during last season's finale to give special agent gibbs a cryptic warning: i spoke with the actress about her new story line. >> she is coming back to potentially help gibbs. he's in danger and it's a real threat. and it is basically these two people running away from someone who comes from her past. who is a real threat. >> you can watch ncis tonight on kpix5. we'll be right back. t

this is a look at the east bay commute. >> taking a look at yesterday. and most of those in the coast. oakland airforce. also downtown san francisco hit 94. redwood city and san jose. the high temperature in san francisco. 77. 90 and 94. warm. and the starts today and the fog was just really making a massive move. and it is filling in rapidly south of there. going 07 in the city. 77 oakland. 80s for others, but temperatures are on their way down even though they might be still slightly above average. big drop napa from 100 to 82. 787 today. offshore breeze. traffic off to 17. 33 or 40. it is -- yesterday offshore. same can be said up in oakland with a westerly breeze there. yesterday, it was north/northeast. the stage is set. fog, again, making a huge push even though some locations are starting to pick up a little breeze. others there is no breeze at all. it will get there. 60s and 70s on the temp that is really warm. 65. same with bodega bay. i expect that to drop pretty fast move, it goes around the bend. bodega bay should drop rapidly. upper atmosphe