it is kind of typical when you look throughout the bay area. everything else is looking good. nothing to talk about there. i want the show you a quick look because there are no metering lights on just yet. just a regular wednesday morning commute. so far no major accidents to report. back to you. >>> this morning a north bay community is grieving and struggling to understand what happened in a house fire. it killed two teen girls and their mother. >> police are investigating this case as a homicide. we talked with friends and loved ones and got a glimpse at one of the text messages before she died. >> police detectives are trying to achnswer the questions who contribute to pay answers outside their charred home. 14-year-old twins were found dead inside the home sunday morning. their 11-year-old sister escaped and their mother died a short time later. her middle school english teacher can't wrap their mind around the idea that they may have been murdered. >> i cannot fathom how anybody could be responsible for their deaths. >> police ruled their fire suspicious almost immediate

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are we looking at a continued bear market, or are we looking at the end of one?ike: the answer is yes. i look at gold as a big picture, divergent bull. if you look at gold on the chart, gold is completely unchanged. yet the key adversaries, the stock market is up almost 80%. the dollar is up almost 15% on the bloomberg dollar index. once those trends mean revert a little bit, gold is ready to go. it is ready to exit its cage. and the upside is much more risky to go higher than go lower because it's not going to go down in this environment, so what's it going to take? it is a question of when, but in five years and unchanged is getting kind of long. alix: and the dollar? mike: the dollar, at some point, looks like the trend that began last year. it should go back down. what is it going to take to spark? i don't know. but the dollar has been locked in a very narrow range. as a trader, you are waiting for the next spark. the last time it did that was in april. it shot up. now, the next question is, what is the next move? i think the greater risk is down. alix: all r

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where are you looking at? what we want to look out is going on already, it will give us an idea of what will happen next from an investor standpoint. ,his is affecting companies engaging trade. this affects prices. are involved, a lot of chinese trade, that is a risk to the downside. the situation with nafta, if that were to improve, there is probably a long short trade to be made around companies trading in nafta. we have a chart that shows the correlations that we have when it comes to the renminbi versus global equities versus commodities. avoiding if we be we continue to see more weakness ? in terms of where we are seeing the most pain? weakness, you are going to see it weaken further. they will take moves to stimulate the economy. as far as commodities go, china is the biggest consumer of the if we look,minum crushed.e gotten if we look over the past week, we have seen a double bottom in aluminum prices. optimism that maybe things get better. if it gets better, prices will go up. yvonne: stay with us. we

look att when you assets. looking at italian debt.pean markets in terms of bond markets perform well today. we saw yield ball but not italy, driving up 3%. it went in excess at one point in the days trading. concerns about how they managed to dual out the battle of the budget. they think they cannot get a compromise between the high spending the populist parties want and the finance minister clearly wanting to ensure he can keep to the e.u. rules and keep the deficit within a few percentage points of gdp. they seem to be promising it but geopolitical risk pushing yields higher. but look at other asset classes. mark carney did it again, talking about brexit and his worries. we saw the pound a little higher on the back of the 90 -- 9-0 vote for a rate hike. words of warning from the press conference with governor carney talking about risks to brexit. he pushed the pound lower again, another interview, talking about the uncomfortably high probability. he says it is low but high that we get a no deal brexit. if we did, we ran out of time

looking ahead to where you are across the asia-pacific. we are looking at central banks. four-tents by nearly of a percent. the number 2872 is the magic number that would signal the end of the correction. looking up the boards. currencies and the bloomberg dollar spot was up. you can see it holding on to those gains. revealing abia was it had production cuts. and gold futures in this rising ate environment falls. haidi: no response. very close to that 12,200 level. asia, the setup that we are getting, pretty busy day. we are looking ahead to the reserve bank of australia and how trading is getting under way in new zealand. e are seeing a downside. we have the bloomberg dollar index returning to strength and close to a forte night high. we are treading water. and looking to see the downside and not looking for a move, keeping the rate on hold. but looking for a potential downward. we are continuing to see downside pressure. rising to 538, just a reminder the record high is for dollar era and bonds tumbling and retall tower sanctions and just looking at that 10-year bond yi

we take a live look at 101. we'll take one more quick look here at mass transit. no delays for mass transit. monday is a holiday. bart has a sunday schedule. they will not have trained running. bart is talking about that same bus service that we had a few weeks ago because they are working on through oakland. they will let you know if your portion of your route is effected. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> remember this video right here. this is that starving polar bear. it went viral last year. the photographer who captured it has been all around the globe. he now says it's what he found in california waters what he saw because type of fishing net blamd for kilg endangered animals. >>> lawmakers voted to phase out the exact nets. if they approve it will be banned in less than five years. >> fishermen say it will put them out of business. >> good morning. environmentalists call them death nets. these nets are left out in the ocean overnight and blamed for unintentionally catching and killing thousands of sea creatures. >> it was like a moving death machine.

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>> we try to look into that from looking into the cases from 2017 to 2018. those aren't questions we routinely ask, and so that would be a very intense -- we'd have to call a lot of the victims' family members to find that out, but we don't do that in the course of the investigation. it also pertains to the investigation itself. >> supervisor yee: i imagine it's pretty difficult, too. i know, for instance, that one of them that happened recently on ocean, the woman was actually -- it was around this time -- was going to do her laundry, so -- >> yeah. no, the gentleman was going on his daily walk. we know that from home. as far as investigations go, i also wanted to give you the numbers for noncriminal versus criminal cases that we are looking at. 41% of the 44 cases are noncriminal, and the criminal is about 59% that we've actually gone criminal and submitted to the d.a.'s office for prosecution. >> supervisor yee: and how many of these criminal cases were hit and run? >> hit and run? you know, the only -- what i saw was two. >> supervisor yee: only two? >>

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marcelo: the best way to look at it is look at the track record of softbank.hen you look at the track record as an operator, i think we have done an outstanding job. the turnaround of softbank in the japanese telco business is probably one of the best turnarounds in history of telecom when you look at what we have done in sprint and terms of putting sprint where it is today and ready to merge, that has been remarkable. when you look at the track record as an investor, the amount of money softbank has invested and the return it has generated, probably the best in the world. we decided, why don't we put more focus in basically replicating and putting our money to work in areas that we have done good in the past? and then be able to invest and put our attention in investing in this entrepreneurs and helping them grow their business. have billing to the last 48 hours, elon musk. how real was he interested in test -- intesa? -- in tesla? comment we would never on what our conversations were. one thing i can tell you is most of the entrepreneurs today who want to do

that looks a little soft as well.hey had new attractions opening, they were expecting a lot of visitors. boosts giving another big . scarlet: i'm glad you bring up cable network revenue because that was part of the business that houses espn. we will see how this shakes up. right now you're looking at a thumbs down reaction from investors, at first blush at least. ,> we got a quote from bob iger from walt disney company, talking about the merger. wellys "having earned means of support of shareholders, we are more enthusiastic about the acquisition than ever. we are confident in our ability to fully leverage the assets along with our own incredible brand, franchises, and businesses to drive significant value across the entire country. -- country." i'm sure we will get more on him on the call in just a few minutes. that is at least what we heard from bob iger so far. let's bring in our bloomberg intelligence media analyst. disney does not tend to be a big poster earnings mover. we are looking at a drop in extended tradin

look at zimbabwe. all of a sudden everything is fine and the zimbabwe delegation are the darlings of davos. there is enough precedent to show myanmar as another example. let's see. i am not going to predict. given the pressures it probably will happen. if you looked at his speech post drone attack me he attacked those from venezuela mother far right of columbia. he did not mention the u.s.. scarlet: interesting. taylor: we will have to have you back in a few months to hear about your call. thank you as always. time for your bloomberg business flash. a snapshot of the biggest stories in the news today. elon musk and investors seeking a white rate of investors to go public. the move would avoid concentrating ownership among a few large owners. tesla is holding early discussions about the structure of a deal. our stock of the hour, shares tumbling after the company said it will invest more in the australian cable network fox tell. seen the biggest drop since it fled from 21st century fox in june of 2013.

let's look ahead.r you are, we have teamed up with tictoc to lunch -- lunch tictoc bloomberg. if you are on twitter make sure you follow tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is daybreak asia. kathleen: now for a quick check of the latest is this flash headlines. japanese automakers are falling on new claims about a data. the nikkei news says mazda is the latest to have falsified emissions and economy results. automakers were asked to review compliance after nissan and subaru falsified data. , and suzuki also conducted improper tests. the ministry of transport will discuss the matter later thursday. political dealing a blow to uber and other car for higher industries. it has given authorities permission to set minimum pay rates for drivers. the council acted after a number of ride hailers soared. uber managed to defeat a similar proposal in 2015. investors pulled money from bill gross is on fund, reducing assets to the lowest since 2014. the eye constrained fund suffered more than $200 million in re

looking pretty pinky or would you be looking for -- out of that pace? >> when you bring debt into the equation, things suddenly get more agitated for the emergencying markets. that's been driven mostly by very, very high let's of investment spending, oftentimes centrally. so you want ma that tends to end badly. >> turkey is just another example of an investment growth led country that has had to go outside to borrow in other curbsies to fund that frothe. and as we've seen 20 times in the past, that seems to end fairly poorly. haidi: kevin, thank you so much for them. kevin caron there joining us. more earnings. ka underlying epitar, $ 75 ist half aussie dollars. sbirn dividend per share of 10 aussie cents. 0.63 i should say. to is a minerals manner here in australia so another one to watch. we'll collapse when it comes to the demod 'tis overnight. coming up "bloomberg daybreak: australia," we'll look at how the u.s.-china trade war is ulling -- them down. >> plus, profits dropping and regulatory hurdles clouding investment sentiment. we assess second qu

looks like one lane is open. next traffic update in just about five minutes. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> and the ferguson fire continues to rage on and we still have poor air quality in the san joaquin valley. today's big fire danger around santa barbara until tomorrow morning and the mountains until 9:00 tomorrow evening. that's where the biggest fire danger is. 100 in fresno, 98 in sacramento and chico, 116 palm springs. the heat spreading back. 89 in yosemite to 82 in that. this is the coolest day in tahoe. we're going to be in the upper 80s, near 90. slightly cleaner air but warmer than average, mid 80s, friday, saturday, sunday. >>> thank you. a protest in berkeley led to at least 20 arrests this weekend and dozens of damaged city vehicles. the protest held by a pro-trump conservative group that says it's anti-marxist and larger opposition groups showedo,three. >> reporter: each side brought its own bullhorns and made t fa. >>

look how great it is. visibility's down to 9 miles, usually it is nice and clear everywhere you are around the south bay. san jose 59 at this hour. oakland 55, concord 57. 5-mile visibility for half moon bay and the north bay looking just fine. here's a look at what is going on , the winds are calming down a lot. san jose and the east bay, that is where you will be dealing with more of that haze because there is barely a breeze. unfortunately we do not have that, so the smoke will settle down to ground level. you may feel it's a little bit more today, the winds are calmer today. a red flag warning starting at 2:00 p.m. today. because of the wind gust, 25-30 miles per hour, it is a west-southwest wind. relative humidity levels, will be low , 1020% only reaching 30-40%. definitely dry still out there. hoping for a little change with this low that is out there in the pacific ea you can see it is far away from us. as this gets closer, that will help us out of it. again that will lead to that red flag warning.

things are looking very pleasant. as you make your way out you'll be in the upper 50s as you start out the day. upper 70s by noon. take your lunch outside. after that it might be a little bit too hot. temperatures for the weekend coming up in about five minutes. police arrested a suspect within one day of the attack. wilson's sister was also stabbed. the stabbing happened at the c macarthur bart station. attorneys plan to ask for security clangs hanges on bart. >> back in court and the plea deals off to the table. he says they were showing up. it is something that could be decided bay judge today. >> a follow to a troubling attack on an elderly man. one of the suspects heads back to court today a town hall meeting was held last night about the beating. the community is asking what can be done to stop the violence. one of two people has bay area ties. this shows the man walking in a park last week when two young men attacked him. it is the son of a union city police chief. he is expected in court today for an arraignme

but overall, we're looking okay. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.ring lights on very early today, 5:22, the official time, and carpool lanes are moving through okay. everyone else is stacked up into the maze here today. and a quick check of mass transit. roefrb all, we have been okay. we had one issue with b.a.r.t. an earlier equipment problem between colma and daly city. down to a ten-minute delay now. that's on the entire san francisco line and the east bay direction, but the earlier equipment problem is gone, and normal service is resuming. so that should totally go away very soon. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. >>> happening today, crews at hurst castle will begin refilling iconic neptune pool. it's been empty for nearly five years. first because of the drought and then because crews had to refurbish it. it will take a couple days to fill up. and the pool should be three weeks.o vis >>> hackers uncover a way to hack amazon's echo devices. what amazon is doing to stop it. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york s

let's take a look outside and a look at the morning commute. >> i'm scott in for marcus. foggy foggy. >> it has been very foggy there. it has also kept it cool for the coast. inland areas starting out with a few clouds. we are going to see temperatures going from the upper 50s to the low 70s by it looks lik spo heading into t afternoon. we are still dealing with the drifts of smoke. i'll have more on that and the forecast for the weekend coming up. you already have problems on 680. >> not one but two. so far they are still ton the east side. those are the two issues popping up here. the rest of the bay area not doing too bad out there. the first one is westbound 680. it could be causing a bit of a road hazard out there. there is one along northbound 680. it is because one of the lanes is blocked. you can see our speed sensors are picking up slight slowing there. that's your morning kplut. you'll encounter not one but two issues. it is early on and they are working to figure out the problem. a live look at the btoll that's how you know we are back into the workweek. >> you

>> can we look at it this way. everyone is looking at it and saying is the peak in the marketplace here something similar to 2008. >> close to it doesn't have to be here. >> i don't believe so. let look at think it way january the market topped out, ten days later we were 300 handles lower in the s&p what happened was we just went through an eight month period where we had to recover back above that high. you got two decisions. you could say to yourself if we correct which i think logically everybody believes there's some form of a dip coming in the marketplace. that's logical on that dip does the market go lower or second scenario like we saw in january where it just takes an extended period of time to recover back up exceeding that high once again i would argue fundamentally there's enough evidence there to say it's a matter of time. >> the other thing to watch for you can see sector rotations within the market. the market doesn't have to pull back it will at some point. health care is up for the year industrials

get a look at the microclimates.e are going to be up to 79 in los gatos and also in east san jose. and low 80s for concord today. 82 degrees there. 72 in hayward. and 69 in san mateo. san francisco stays chilly. only in the low to mid-60s there and low 80s for napa today. and then if you can make plans to head throughout to the coliseum, you got less than an hour before first pitch, it is going to be in the mid-60s through the rest of the afternoon. let's get a look at the forecast because we have been talking about how warm it's going to get over the next few days. mid-80s today but look at saturday. 96 degrees. so our trend will be for this nice cool air to end and it turns back hot again for the weekend. and into early next week. that heat continues as we'll see that fighting back the high pressure kind of fighting back the ocean breeze we have seen and san francisco reaching into the low 70s and the fog returns and get cooler early next week, laura and marcus. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, you might have

quit looking at me, look at the issues. my daughter had a mission, and it's my job to complete that mission. >> susan bro also recognizing the sacrice of the two virginia state troopers who died when their helicopterthrashed day. their chopper footage over charlottesville elped police track down the driver charged with killingey h. >>> and in downtown charlottesville today, the message is one ofhealing. large crowds of counterprotesters linking arms in solidarity as police looked . there were some minor skirmishes ith officers, but no major incidents. police arrested four men for minor infractions. and our team coverage continues on the white supremacist rally and counterpotests. i want show you live pictures right u now. yoe looking at demonstrars at metro center. i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell

we are also looking at 680. that looks all right. double what we normally see driving between those two points. because of the roadwork. also looking at the bay bridge, this looks more normal with a small delay at the toll plaza. >>> we want to update you on breaking news. one man is in the hospital after being stabbed just outside the warm springs bart station in fremont. this happened about 2:30 this morning. officers are investigating. we don't know the condition of the victim or whether police have any information about a possible suspect. bart trains although coming up -- we have a crew on the scene and we will bring you an update coming up. >>> president trump says he did not commit any campaign finance crimes. doug luzader has more. >> reporter: there are legal implications here and there are political ones as well. there is talk about indictments, even impeachment. the white house may have been largely dark at 1 am this morning, but out came this five word tweet from the president no collusion. rigged witchhunt. clearly, the

looking good. >> yes, looks good.he skies are starting to clear now that we're approaching noon hour. if you're heading to lunch, it's going to be really nice. some warmer inland areas reaching into the low 80s. that's what we'll see throughout much of the forecast. we'll stay in this weather pattern for the next four days. looking good but staying cool in san francisco. >> i don't mind those temperatures at all. >> it's been a pleasant change. >> it has been. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is coming up at 5:00 tonight. >> you can get more information at nbcbayarea.com. join us tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 for today in the bay. >> we're always back here for the midday as well. we continue o you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's ye

you have to look below the surface. is it impressive? yes. let's look around the world.loser to the yearly lows? shanghai, kong kong -- hong kong, and japan is in the lower range. the u.s. is the last. it has been the strongest, but it will not maintain itself around the world with everything else weakening. was like to throw something of an outlier out here. have we see lumber recently? the last time i came on i said be careful of lumber and look has what has happened to lumber and last five weeks. you also have your headline today, housing in vancouver was the weakest it was since 2000. if i recall, there was some sort of importance in 2000. scarlet: it has to do with the internet i believe? i'm glad you bring up the international angle as well. there are a lot of idiosyncratic stories we are keeping and i on. you mentioned japan and the bank of japan is changing how it targets its yield. does things like turkey not have quite the same effect on emerging markets as a whole as the china story would. to what extent could that be an early leading indicator of more trouble

what are we looking at?are looking at an where in the past the fed chair increasingly over the years beginning with alan greenspan have used the opening day comments from the fed chair to perhaps give a signal about some important policy step that might be taken, the first steps towards quantitative easing, for example. not necessarily take signals, but important ones to markets. that is why the speech is being watched so closely. he will give a speech that focuses mostly on the u.s. domestic economy and repeat the things we heard in the minutes from the fed's last meeting. furthermore, it will say growth is strong, labor markets are at target,ation is and there is uncertainty over trade, but no damage to the economy yet. underscoring a rate hike in september, and another at the end of the year. interview, one bank president is on board. that is what people are waiting to hear. what would be the surprise? if there is short-term hesitation, that if he says anything that signals policy, it will be more rate hi

let's smile. >> look at that t-shirt. look at that t-shi. morning.6 n this friday, august 31st. i'm aaron gilchrist. right now let's check on the morning commute. melissa mollet has your "first 4 traffic." >> good morning! taking a look right now, outer loop near ritchie marlboro, crash bloclanes. inner look after braddock, crash blocking one lane. 95 southbound already seeing the getaway traffic. t earliesh near triangle has cleared. in gaithersburg, 355 southbound after game preserve, crash blocking a lane. ay bridge toll plaza looks good >> melissa, thank you. we'll look at your forecast when we coming was. stay with us. oo>>>morning, everybody. still light rain up across northern maryland. thats fizzling outith time. everyone needs to be ready for another chance of later today. rain chances 60% for later today, but there's enough sunshine getti through to get temperatures into the mid-80s. same story for tomorrow, 60%ch ce for showers and then hotter weather and more sunshine for labor day. >> another update here in 25 minutes. ba. ♪ [ cheers and

this is a look at 280 in san jose getting up to highway 17. looking good.we have the metering lights on. we may be getting back into that fall pattern earlier than i thought. let's bring steve in. >>> it is happening earlier. let's take a look. if you have a flight planned i think san jose is departures only. i think either to washington or philadelphia or new york that is where the activity continues. it is just wondering sell after another. today is no exception. this is the area that looks to be the area with more thunderstorm activity and rain. we have a big fog bank that will cool us down. the bases have lifted and the system is digging into the pacific northwest, easing up the ridge of high pressure. if you 50s and 60s. gilroy 52. same for morgan hill. ben lomond 51. low 50s for some. upper 50s in san jose. saratoga 58. west southwest wind from napa, fairfield, davis. 50s for many including ukiah. 45 in truckee. low clouds are in place. the monsoon moist -- monsoon moisture focusing on the desert southwest. mainly in the central sierra. cooler monday

that is a look at the european markets. the first thing we noticed was that they percent yield on the 10 year, this after selling in japan overnight. it is staying at 3%. it has been settling above a little bit, as well. that has widened the spread to 32 basis points. we are waiting for the statement from fomc, not likely to produce much in changes, but we will see. yen is unchanged, but close to 1.12. crude oil after a big build in inventories, down to 67.5 for a barrel. now gmm, and you mentioned that some of the movers, including some of the currency movers. not a huge amount of movement. the euro down. the negate -- nikkei having a good day for the most part in the developed g10 countries. and stocks lower. but i wanted to point to japan, because there was some tread, but primarily it was japan that started the action and we had the treasury refunding announcement, but there was a little bit of a selloff in japan overnight and the five-year, you see it up more than four basis points. that is a major move. and i wanted t

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look at incomes. look at job opportunities. look at society in general in america.are better off than we were. now i am not going to argue the point that the capitalists made a mess here 10 years ago with the subprime debt. you have to give them a lot of the blame. not all of it. not all of it. you know all of our hands are dirty. but the fact that it does not help 100% of the people doesn't mean it doesn't help 90% of the people. a better question would be what would the percentage be if you did not have it? i argue it would be way down, much lower than 90 or whatever it is. and the reason? because capitalism works. every time i have the incentive to hire you to make money for me, you have got a job. and the more valuable you become to me, the more i have to pay you. and the more i pay you, the better your life is. but what i don't understand is why aren't we addressing the issues that are going to determine quality of life and standard of living in america? namely education. david: you raised subprime mortgages. does that mean government has to constrain capitalis

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we're looking at the strategies at one of the panelists is looking at, and someone else is looking at ways in which nixon was trying to shape his legacy. nixon is very relevant. in reshaping the institution of the american presidency. in ways that donald trump has taken advantage of. >> was he a controversial president? >> absolutely. i studied intersection between media and politics. it is really interesting in my first book to look at the role of politics and entertainment politics. the changes are making the office very much changed. >> it was actually nixon who change the presidency and put media in central to how he won the election and that is how he got through. >> if twitter was around in nixon's time, would he have used it? >> i think so. nixon was very aware of new technology offered an opportunity for him to bypass the press. and connected directly to voters. and his constituents. he would have taken a lot of time, i think. he would've had an impulsive trade to the seems to be very characteristic of president trump, but i think that he absolutely would have seen this is a v

petaluma, 2 mile visibility and a live look at the golden gate bridge looking pretty good with nobody there. 55 in san francisco. it's 57 in san jose and morgan hill. no one managed the 80s except for farout in livermore. so the poor air quality continues today. we'll call it moderate. hazy sky, but it will be improving due to those westerl

let's take a look at what we are looking ahead to in the market open.entially a pretty ugly day. we see the president talking about potentially pulling out of wto, slapping tariffs on more chinese goods. we see futures in japan down 0.6%. we did see that dollar even into the yen as well. down 0.3%.es also the market open coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. introducing the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. this bed hugs my body. i'm now a morning person. the leesa mattress is designed to provide strong support, relieve pressure and optimize airflow to keep you cool. hello bed of my dreams. order online, we'll build it, box it and ship it to your door for you to enjoy. sleep on it for up to 100 nights and love it or you'll get a full refund. returns are free and easy. i love my leesa. today is gonna be great. read our reviews, then try the leesa mattress in your own home. order during our pre-labor day mattress sale and save. for a limited time get 150 d

let's get a look at temperatures. upper 50s starting out and we'll reach into the upper 70s by early afternoon. here is a look. we'll be up to 85 in san jose. it is 92 in concord and 84 in napa and santa rosa. we'll talk about when it is expected to get a little better. we have a look at the morning commute. any issues as of now? >> no. it is always great news especially for early risers. we are not seeing any major issues. i have seen slowing. it is a very typical morning commute to 680. you're looking at 24 minutes aside from that. no slowing throughout the bay area. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> developing right now a search for a killer. police believe that the recent fire have killed the two sisters and a mother is a homicide. >> and now a memorial is growing. we are outside the home where it happened. it is a big development for it to call it a homicide investigation. >> yeah. a big development insedeed. the fire took place and a big development it is being turned into a homicide investigation. behin

we looked at over 230 variables. we are not cherry picking just a few things that matter to us or might matter to the cato institute. we're kind of look at a full range of policies at the state level and this is everything from state and local tax burden to government consumption the debt, occupational licensing to right to work laws, from drug and alcohol policy to even raw milk sales. it's all covered. naturally tax burden accounts for more than raw milk sales. we are measuring these equally -- we are not measuring these equally, and i get to that in a second but fiscal regulatory and personal freedoms account for about one-third of the value of the index. how do we weight these? it's not subjective. we didn't wake up one morning and say let's go through and rank or wait all these policies as they affect over 300 million people. we will just decide that for ourselves. that would be a a recipe for disaster probably because someone thinks jason and i probably don't care about like i'm not a gambler, jason is not a ga

taking a look there, taking a look at 271.op 105 fm is where you want to the tune in when you hop in the car. >>> sheena, thank you. a warning for lead-footeddr ers on the beltway, speed cameras are clicking away. t >> sincey've been up ine' prince georgs county, those cameras have raked in millions of dollars. we're talking about ones in the construction zone. let's make it clear, this is a construction zone. wealthway and suitland road. aaa says at least 341 drivers are getting a ticket every single day. that's more than 124,000aickets year. and that's $40 a pop and that equals $5 million in fines. this camera is the second mostl profitne in the state of maryland. >>> 6:55. here are 4 things to know this morning. metro'sar lst union is planning to hold a rally at metro's center station aton . the union is connuing its call for general manager paul wiedefeld to resign. the union said the metro gave special treatment for the unite the right ray. >>> christopher watts of denver lorado has just been charged with three counts of

we have a look at our forecast for the week. >> it looks pretty good. it will be hot heading into the afternoon. we are starting out with comfortable weather in dublin. if you're on your way to the dublin bart station it will be in the upper 50s throughout the morning. it will go from the upper 50s to low 80s by noon. it will be a hot day and drifts of smoke with our high temperatures reaching up to the upper 90s in parts of the tri-valley. in napa today 90. oakland reaches 73 degrees. we'll take a look heading into the weekend in about seven minutes. we have a look at the morning commute. so far you have seen a lot of green sensors. >> a lot of green sensors. it means traffic is moving along smoothly. aside from that though the only thing you might encounter occasionally might be overnight construction. they typically get cleared out by the 6:00 a.m. hour. you know it's getting busy. looks like the metering lights are officially on. it is starting to get back. back to you. >>> it is nothing compared to what happened for hours. it caused a traffic night

here is a look at the cloud cover. coastline and crossing into the east bay not as widespread, but still out there. getting into the second part of the day temperatures will continue to climb. we have a west northwest breeze that will remain in place with that direction coming our way. that means the smoke from the northern california fires, fires over the north of us could send a little smoke our direction, especially over the north bay. you may get a little bit of that this weekend. you may smell it at times or see it at times. 57 napa . the cooler spots this morning, 39 nevada. 47 in santa rosa. a lot of 50s around the bay to start the day. 63 in the south bay of san jose. temperatures for the afternoon, 84 petaluma, closer to the water 68 in sausalito. low 70s for the east bay. richmond, oakland, san leandro low 80s. castro valley 79. upper 80s for pleasantd. south bay locations, 90 degrees morgan hill, 74 in santa cruz. along the peninsula today 81 palo alto. 72 san bruno. 64 san francisco. mild to start 80s game.