aom and my son told me, mom, a bus crashed on king road. i didn't think much of it but i came over here and saw a lot of smoke and a lot of fire and a lot of water, and then i seen the light post -- well, not the light post but the post that fell on the bus and it was ugly, and it looked like hell over here. >> reporter: at its peak the crash caused 5,800 pg&e customers to be without power, and the cones were just lifted about 20 minutes ago. for now, reporting live in san et's get you up-to-date on weather and traffic. >> if you are for freecoayotwam cot.nds, less than ten miles per hour. light and variable as pressure sits on top of us again, compressing the marine layer ke the sea breeze out on the sea today. look at the flags, not even moving. let's talk about temperatures. 57 to 60 at 7:00. we'll stay in the mid to upper 60s, and we will go from 79 to 88 around the bay, and near 90 to 100 at noon, and then 78 to 87 at 7:00. we'll take a look at the hotter days ahead of us coming up next. >>> in the south bay northbound 101 there may be

police went to aome on mordente drive in clinton afters beked to do a welfare checwhen they found the bodies. investigators don't thi the killings are randommenthi evng back to normal after a computer glitch shut down customs organizations including dulles airport. you see the long lines there, theomputers went down this afternoon preventing workers from processing passengers coming into the cotry. the outage lasted a couple of hours, a spokesman for cbp ss it's investing what happed but nothing malicious is sueected. >> of the other top nories, we have breakingews out. jeffrey epstein's death has officially been ruled aic sue. autopsy reporticrom theal examiner in new york say the billionaire financier hanged himself in his jail cell. he was fnd in that cell at a federal press none manhattan back on august 10th. we'll have much more on ts in our next half hour. >>> montgomery county police are looking for this man who robbed and bea an elderly man at his home inockville earlier this week. the viim new the suspect rodriguez and agreed to let him stay at his home if he helped with repa

aoming up friday morning, discussion on the state of iran's nuclear program and recent provocations as7 leaders gather this weekend. and a talk on mental health care in the u.s. and suggestions that better mental health screenings would prevent gun violence. supportalk about amongst some conservatives for a revenue neutral carbon tax. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. us againalderman joins from ann arbor, michigan, where he teaches computer science at the university of michigan. one of your research specialties is computer and election security. i wonder what you thought about this headline from salon -- hac kers can easily break into voting machines across the u.s.. hackers at a recent las vegas conference penetrated machines within minutes, turning them into gaming consoles. [laughter] >> unfortunately it is all too true that election for structure crossed -- across the united states remains vulnerable across sophisticated born hackers. we have a lot of work to do as a country before 2020 and elections. that

. -- to 2% in aom hurry.margie, within all of this is the idea that i have to make money and not lose money. high-yield, is there a stability there, or is there instability in your market? margaret: i think high-yield looks very stable. one, because the quality of the high-yield market has never been better. typically, half of the issuance for the last half a dozen years has been to refinance on the debt. people are not doing crazy borrowing, huge dividends, crazy acquisitions. they really are companies that have lengthened out their balance sheet in reasonable businesses, excepting energy, retail, things like that. i think the credit default risk is very low in high-yield at the present time. tom: this is interesting, we have to go to kathy jones on this, pushing against of what we're hearing from peter and s. patel. let's come back and talk about the retail market. let's do a market check. this week was bonds, bonds, bonds. ferro told me that i could only do bonds, bonds, bonds on this show. i still don't u

aom and my son told me, mom, a bus crashed on king road. didn't think much of it but i came over here and saw a lot of smoke and a lot of fire and a lot of water, and then i seen the light post -- well, not the light post but the post that fell on the bus and it was ugly, and it looked like hell over here. >> reporter: at its peak the crash caused 5,800 pg&e customers to be without power, and the cones were just lifted about 20 minutes ago. for now, reporting live in san et's get you up-to-date on weather and

aom there, i started livestream and podcast of a radio program back in 2010, when -- before it was cool. that was strained at the breitbart sites back then. andrew passed away in 2012, as we know. at that same time, i was hired by the p.m. al in washington, d.c. after being a host for dennis miller. i have been focusing almost entirely on talk radio since then. i am new to the talk radio game but i have been doing it for about eight years. host: let's hear from ginny from phoenix, arizona on the republican line. caller: i wanted to point out that i watched the show's weekend. there were five prominent democrat candidates who were quick to point the finger at president trump for the shootings. weekend alone, there were seven killed and 46 injured in chicago. the weekend of the fifth of july, five shot, 63 injured on the weekend of six/21, 10 people kid and 50 people shop, they are having mass shootings every weekend in chicago. i don't know where the statistics are -- what the statistics are in baltimore. where is the outrage? why are we not able to get this out? guest: it is a good ques

next, aoming up grilling in parliament with all sides looking to lay blame for the state of the economyiew coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn in new york. inl: and i'm tall allen sydney. you are watching "daybreak australia." looks like risk is back on the table after we saw u.s. raise losses on the week. nikkei futures traded out of chicago currently weaker, but let's see what happens when things are switched. around the rest of the region, things are looking positive. in australia, futures pointing higher, but we will have to watch out for today earnings from japan. the cardata later and account, japanese gdp while in australia, we will have the reserve bank governor testifying to parliament and we will get the statement for monetary policy as well, so plenty to look out for their as well. for now, let's get more on what we should be watching in trading in asia. adam: let's talk about this latest development on huawei. has that threatened to dampen some of the latest sentiment we have seen? >> i think it has forced them again to think of where we are at in terms of the trade wa

let's take aom look. >> you don't back down from a bully. just -- you have to be willing to lay into this, right? and nobody's getting behind me on this debate stage and doing e handy thing. that is not happening. not going to happen. >> sean: here with reaction, former bush administration deputy chief of staff, fox news contributor karl rove, and michael best, former g.o.p. president reince priebus. karl rove tell mike come i want to start with you. i am still a believer that does not believe in the polls that relates to donald trump. ikdon't think polls will ever -- but i did like the poll last week, that intrigued me, 20% increase in african-american support for the president and the 20% increase in hispanic-americans support for the president since november of 2016. that caught my eye. ff of that is true, came game . think it gives him an advantage. before we jump around on this latest poll that supposedly shows warren jumping ahead and sanders and biden collapsing, let's be a little bit careful. within seven days, there were six poles i

aoming up friday morning, discussion on the state of iran's nuclear program and recent provocations asleaders gather this weekend. and a talk on mental health care in the u.s. and suggestions that better mental health screenings would prevent gun violence. supportalk about amongst some conservatives for a revenue neutral carbon tax. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> alex halderman joins

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aom here on, we are expecting wide range of volatility because i think there can be a lot of shifts going we reach that deadline. however, i think the negative pressure still remains and the downside still remains, especially if the no deal probabilities go up. having said that, from a longer-term or medium-term perspective, there is value now in the u k assets and you kfx and we do need some kind of answer to come through for that value to reassert itself. matt: all right. thanks a much for joining us. it has been a pleasure having you on this morning. there is so much going on for an investor to take it you want in these markets. salman ahmed's chief investment strategist at lombard odier investment managers. atant to take a quick look what is going on in markets in terms of the world map on the bloomberg terminal. here you can see that we have pretty much green across the screen in europe. italy in fact gaining 1.25% as the prime minister steps down, throwing the country and political turmoil, that it is pretty used to. gains in spain, gains in france, as well as germany and the u.k. s

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families that make less than $1000 per year, they will get up to a $6,000 tax credit that you to $500 aomeup month which will make all the difference between those families getting through the end of the month or not. wethe america we believe in, will recognize that one of the things that keeps people up at night is the education of their children and in the america we believe and we will pay teachers their value. [cheering] [applause] because right now in america we are looking at a situation where teachers on average are paid less than similarly educated professionals. sen. harris: i have met more teachers here and i went around the country who are working two or three jobs. our teachers are coming 94% of them out of their own pocket to help pay for school supplies. here's the thing, they're only two groups of people raising our children. parents, often with the assistance of grandparents and aunties and uncles. and our teachers. we must pay them their value. so in the america we believe in, we will put into place the first in our nations history federal investment in closing the teacher

schedule aome and big room in a local community people with microphones ask members of whatever is on their mind. i was at one last night for congressman conor lamb. people were asking him from abortion to gun control. host: let me do this for you. we are going to try to get you on a better connection, or get you on the phone. get to you in just a couple -- we will get back to daniel moore either by skype or by phone, whatever makes best sense. until then, we will hear from john in new hampshire, republican line, in berlin. go ahead. your top issue for congress. toler: thank you for getting my call. my first issue about gun control somebodyofficer and who knows something about the constitution -- i studied it in school -- this issue really aboutto educate people the fact that the second amendment is to protect your family, the right of self-defense, the right of self-defense, and the right of a person to protect himself and his family from two radical government. and this government is in trouble. that is what it is all about. there is too much ignorance out there in the general publi

schedule aome and big room in a local community people with microphones ask members of whatever is onheir mind. i was at one last night for congressman conor lamb. people were asking him from abortion to gun control. host: let me do this for you. we are going to try to get you on a better connection, or get you on the phone. get to you in just a couple -- we will get back to daniel moore either by skype or by phone, whatever makes best sense. until then, we will hear from john in new hampshire, republican line, in berlin. go ahead. your top issue for congress. toler: thank you for getting my call. my first issue about gun control somebodyofficer and who knows something about the constitution -- i studied it in school -- this issue really aboutto educate people the fact that the second amendment is to protect your family, the right of self-defense, the right of self-defense, and the right of a person to protect himself and his family from two radical government. and this government is in trouble. that is what it is all about. there is too much ignorance out there in the general public

aom there, i started livestream and podcast of a radio program back in 2010, when -- before it was coolat was strained at the breitbart sites back then. andrew passed away in 2012, as we know. at that same time, i was hired by the p.m. al in washington, d.c. after being a host for dennis miller. i have been focusing almost entirely on talk radio since then. i am new to the talk radio game but i have been doing it for about eight years. host: let's hear from ginny from phoenix, arizona on the republican line. caller: i wanted to point out that i watched the show's weekend. there were five prominent democrat candidates who were quick to point the finger at president trump for the shootings. weekend alone, there were seven killed and 46 injured in chicago. the weekend of the fifth of july, five shot, 63 injured on the weekend of six/21, 10 people kid and 50 people shop, they are having mass shootings every weekend in chicago. i don't know where the statistics are -- what the statistics are in baltimore. where is the outrage? why are we not able to get this out? guest: it is a good question