it is slow to warm up. the moisture out of the picture, there is a system to the left of your screen. even though there were not be too much to it, it will come in and give us a little hit -- hint of fall. tomorrow, we will cool it down. there will be a few, upper 70s wednesday saturday the afternoon and evening. a rather deep system is on track for early next week. 70s and 80s on your temps today. we will pick up higher elevations on sunday. much cooler early next week. >>> thank you, steve. you may soon have to book a time slot and pay down a pole. lombard, san francisco, we will breakdown the plan that is put together by the transportation authority, and tell you what happens next if the governor signed the deal. >>> worthen 9000 kids have died due to being in hot cars. with the auto industry is doing to prevent future deaths. lush mac -- we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. s

s&p was up 8. the nasdaqs was up 24.om their all-time highs. european indices this morning are mixed. take a look. fq100 is up, but just by 1 point. cac is up 27, dax index higher by 72. of course this follows the r european central bank yesterday announcing new stimulus measures. in a asia overnight markets were up on u.s.-china trade hopes that we could see a deal. got that meeting face-to-face in early october. nikkei average up 1%. the kospi in south korea and the shanghai in china closed for national holidays. we work is headed to the nasdaq, the company making high level change as it prepares to go public. big tech crackdown, the ftc is ramping up anti-trust investigations. what it could mean for the future of the companies and their investors. carl icon taking his ball and moving to miami, moving the hedge fund out of new york city to a more tax friendly state, florida. plus, getting paid to eat junk food, pepsi is launching a cash back program. all those stories coming up this friday morning. joining me to break

the road work in concord, north 680 from 242 up to highway 4 has been picked up. those sensors turning from red to green. there you go. there is that accident west 580 near north flynn backing things up towards tracy and the split. >> thanks. the bay area's teacher shortage added up toraat for three days and gave students an extra hour of pe. eric thomas reports from vallejo. >> kind of surprised to find out from my son. >> reporter: what trina was surprised to find out is for three days last week there was no one to teach seventh grade math so 150 students got an extra hour of gym class. >> i didn't get an e-mail. usually i get an e-mail of anything that's going on with the students or teachers. >> that is an area that we dropped the ball on. >> reporter: vallejo superintendent of schools adam clark admits that's not the only place where they dropped the ball. the issue started when the seventh grade math teacher took a two-week leave and they couldn't find enough substitutes to cover for her. >> my understanding is for three days the students were sent to the gy

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i know the roads are filling up, sal. how is it looking out there? >> they are filling up.oking around to see if there is anything new here. there isn't. more traffic for sure. you hate the nail on the head with filling up. northbound 101. we're going to start in gilroy and check out to morganhill. i guess i wouldn't call it filling up yet, but i would say getting more crowded. there is a little more slowing in morgan hill. still plenty of time for you to get on to that commute without any major delays. there are a couple here and there. for the most part, it is a nice driver. this say live look of northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. you can see the traffic here is move ago long relatively well. westbound bay bridge. however, that is beginning to fill up. the metering lights are on and there is a back-up here. a ten-minute delay before you make it on to the bridge. at 5:18, what is today's wealth senator. >> there is a little rain to the north. santa rosa is getting some rain. some in lake county. not a lot for this system. not as much as what we had from the system a

so she set up a photo shoot with elijah starring in his own version of "up." >> he loves "up."f the house. for his photo shoot it just made sense to do that because it's what he's been obsessed with for years. >> reporter: that's not all, because in the movie you'll remember the balloon salesman and his wife. so in real life elijah's great grandparents took on the roles. glasses and all. >> when we showed up, my grandpa had gone to the thrift store and he had gotten a brown jacket and my grandma came in a green pantsuit like she'd seen, so that was a surprise to me how much effort they had put into it. >> reporter: just look at the joy in elijah's face. >> that day he was just so infatuated with all the detail that my grandpa put into dressing up, and he was so excited. i didn't have to tell him to do anything, i just said, you know, hold grandpa's hand. and he just kept looking up at him and it was so, so sweet. like all of that was genuinely my son. >> reporter: the images have touched the hearts of so many. >> i never pictured it would be so touching to the world. you know,

bay bridge traffic is stacked up with metering lights up backed up beyond the maze at this point so alow ride there and starting to get a bit busy across the upper deck into san francisco. your travel times off the east shore freeway ride 31 minutes highway 4 # to the maze. looks like we are slow as wl along highway 4 as well as 580. and taking a look at the richmond san rafael bridge if you want to use that to commute towards marin you will see slow and go conditions near the toll plaza. slug shall along the mid span areas as well. 37 not looking too much better. 80 towards 101 that vallejo commute off the east shore freeway towards 37. and pretty slow 57 minutes now to make that drive as you go in between there. the middle lane is blocked on south 608. slow speeds as a result due tosome sort of debris in the roadway. reporting as animals walking around lanes. keep your eyes peeled for that. traffic a little slow approaching the scene in that area on 680. westbound 4 your tapping the brake lights through pittsburgh. no accidents here but just extra busy for the morning drive. 52 minu

the dow jones is now up a little bit. the s&p 500 also up slightly as is nasdaq.nine days earlier than planned. the company was offering a $30 gift card. it was ended after an overwhelming response. the goal was to collect 1 million car seats and prevent them from ending up in the landfill. the british government is in the process of trying to get 150,000 stranded travelers back home. that is after the collapse of thomas cook. thomas cook failed to secure emergency funding to stay in business and that halted it for airlines and services. the collapse of the company also means 21,000 people are now out of a job. >>> a growing number of u. s. airlines are now making plans to use facial recordation technology. the airline believes that could dramatically speed up the boarding process especially on international flights. facial recognition would replace the traditional method of showing your passport and ticket at the gate and pastors would pose for a picture and airport customs agents would match that to the passport photo. however, the plan is raising concerns about

highlights coming up. plus coming up next hour on mornings on 2. the tiny homes.e from all over the country came together to help build tiny home village. >>> the state has the big win over 49 ranked washington. good morning to you. they finished hours ago. a two hour and 40-minute weather delay. the huhs keys and the bear hearsay finished this morning. but what a game against washington. 20-19. cal 10-3 at the half. finally got their offense cooking. third quarter. two big td runs. by that guy right there. that is dancy. he goes in for 20-yards. the bears were down 19-17 closing minutes, but a gut city drive lead to the 17-yard field goal. it is good with just eight seconds to go. now with a monster win over the huskies. 20-19. >>> now, during the first quarter, a big lightning storm in the greater seattle area. two teams were forced off the field just minutes into the game. and they waited at those two hours and 40 minutes. they did not resume play, so after 10:00 p.m. it was a late one, but no matter. cal pulls off the big win or winning by a point up in seattl

they were up 2-0 in the first.the whole, the base hit, a two run single to get the inning going. a two run shot, that's it for the giants, they build a 5-0 lead. 5-4, for the final. and bruce bochy, or co- wins away from changing his career, he started managing in 1995 and he's going to retire this year. he started with 1995 wins. adding one more to the totem, meanwhile, terrible luck and rotten news for the reigning mvp of the national league. watched his right knee, his ball shatters his kneecap, he will miss the rest of the season. they don't know yet if you will require surgery. forty-four home runs, 97 rbi, getting the mvp again, a devastating blow for him. you've got to give him full credit for the focus, considering what they went through over the past month or so. not only a victory against denver on monday night football, but a landmark victory for the coach. >> congratulate him on his big. >> 100 victories for the coach and 100 flag yards for this guy, a nice target on the touchdown as well and it looks l

hour the s&p is up.s having a great streak up about 3% on the dow september is historically the worst month for stocks not this time said september japanese market rising about .4 of 1%. a lot of green on the screen in europe all the major indices up higher. not a lot. to the federal reserve now cutting rates again amid some growing division amid ranks and growing pressure from the president. steve will join us now after this move. a diving in that this is a fed divided. >> that's right. the fed is divided it didn't cut the rate that is the second declined brings the target rate up. we've reversed two of last year's four rate hikes >> the beginning of the year we were looking at further rate increases. we cut once and then again willing to move and i have no reason to think that will change >> the vote was 7-3. one official james bullard from st. louis wanted to cut rates by a half percentage point. two others from kansas and from boston, they opposed the rate cut at all their forecast for the fund rate

up, up, up we go. upper 80s after an end unseasonably warm day yesterday.erage for a lot of these eyes, they will rocket up thursday and friday. maybe upper 90s for some. right now, we're looking at 40's and 50's on most of the temperatures here. low clouds are very low. we will get chewed up and i high is kicking in which will give us a robust warming trend but it will not last. placenta, major cooling is on the way. may be our first ring of the season will kick in. again, it would be until monday afternoon or evening. we have warm temps on the way, but i monday, could be a big change year and tuesday as well. just heads up as we head through the next five days. we will see extreme step. 60s and 70s and 80s. >> 7:30 am. tell us about the east.>>> we are turning the camera and in the meantime, i will show you the south bay. i just allowed our camera to focus in on the album on the east shore, but the accident is happened at north albany. you can see right now highway 101 is slowing down. getting up into sunnydale. freeways here, and you can see the south ba

plus a san francisco supervisor wants to come up with a plan to clean up drug use in the tenderloin. showers may be on the way but as for right now we're still pretty calm out there i'm tracking any sort of rain we may be seeing in your forecast. >>i can see some slow traffic in your future you're about to head into san francisco. there's a backup waiting for you at the bay bridge toll plaza and it's growing so get on out there early we'll check liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too. and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long?! only mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours with 2 medicines in 1 pill. >>wednesday morning caught right in the middle jack in the middle kind of i guess depending on where you live to with another round of rain just a touch of it this time around and the good news is the timing of it isn't really going to affect your morning commute too terribly much i think a lot of us are pretty happy about that it could affect your lunch break though so lun

chapman up the middle. that brings home a pair of runs. the a's up 7-0.this catch, i got it. he flies down by the bullpen. a's up 9-0 when simien goes deep. that's home run number 32. 10-0 oakland. mark dana, that home run makes it 35 homers against the rangers this year for the a's. that sets a record. a's win 12-3, improve to 94-61. >> ladies and gentlemen, mark mcgwire. mark mcgwire one of five inducted into the a's hall of fame. walter moss accepted the honor for his father. campaneras got the green jacket with vida blue and that's the last a's manager to win a world series, tony la russa. they will join last year inductees to be enshrined in the a's hall of fame. rays down to boston, nate lowe just fair and just over the wall in left. it's a walk off 2 run homer for lowe.

dow futures up by 55, nasdaq up by 8.5, the subpoena up by other four points, this after two days ofking at some big gains over the last couple of sessions we are in the green once again >>> shares of beyond meat down over 1% this morning after the company receiving its first underperforming rating from the street d.a. davidson says its call does not reflect a negative view of the company. rather it sees a lower addressable market than the consensus view. >>> secondly, kroger announcing plans yesterday to boefl its own line of meatless products. they were among the first to stock beyond meat's product. that stock is up by 6 cents. >>> coming up when we return, the nfl season is ifly under way. and fanatics is ready to profit. their executive chairman michael rubin is going to join us after the break to discuss sales, exposure to china and souc mh more an interview you don't want to miss "squawk box" returns in just a moment in the pocket. throwing into a lot of traffic and it's caught for the touchdown by jimmy graham. >> all right i asked for the highlights from the game, and that w

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up to 83 degrees.and what's ahead with higher heat on the way. we have one crash on the grid. >> a crash on the grid but not on the road. look at that to the parking lot area.

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the yield is up 3 basis points. lauren: green for oil too, certainly up on the week.ctually, oil turned lower, down fractionally at a 56 cars 2 $56a barrel. ashley: the nikkei, shanghai, hang seng and kospi all higher. lauren: in europe, much of the same, a global rally. the cac in paris is up fractionally. the dax in germany is higher. the ftse in london is down, not even a point. ashley: not ev even a point. flat is what we call it. hurricane dorian slamming north carolina as a category 1 storm, this after the storm swamped roads, knocked down trees and toppled power lines in south carolina. at least four deaths have been blamed on dorian in the southeast. lauren: jeff flock is live in charleston, south carolina. jeff, i have to say you look a lot drier than you did a couple hours ago. >> reporter: i can almost see stars this morning and that's a good sign here in charleston. behind me, you see some of what dorian has brought in south carolina. this is characteristic of the damage, a lot of trees down, power lines down, that sort of thing. another big factor in sout

pump 3, that person just spent $70 to fill up his truc st people are spending $50 just to fill up theirsoon. it is unknown when that will happen. >>> the stockton woman many livestreamed a dui crash that killed her younger sister is now on patrol. she was sentenced to six years in prison. in 2017 she was driving under the influence and livestreaming on instagram and lost control of her car and crashed. her 14-year-old sister was killed and another persons with injured. >>> the power is back on for 50,000 pg&g customers. the outage affected customers from oakland to san pablo. the businesses were left without power and to turn away potential customers. a generator was brought in to help. the power was fully restored at 11:00. >>> weekly protests in hong kong turned violent and officers sprayed water cannons and pepper gas. the protests began back in june when lawmakers proposed a bill requiring expecting criminals to stand trial in china. > more protests are planned for tomorrow. >>> saudi arabia crown prince said that had he takes full responsible for the murder of of an american journa

the s&p up just short of 1%. the nasdaq up a full 1%. going up at the opening bell. >>> now to britain. boris johnson lost the vote on britain crashing out of the european union. there may now be a general election and brexit may be delayed until next year. that means a trade deal with america is not coming any time soon. >>> now this. winston churchill's grandson, a conservative, voted against boris. he's been expelled from the conservative party which was the party of his grandfather, winston churchill. the chaos continues. >>> this news just breaking. google has been fined $170 million for illegally collecting information on children, parents were not aware of that collection of information. separately, a group of state attorneys general will investigate google for antitrust violations. the stock price down 19 yesterday, up just six as of right now. we've got a lot to go at including the latest on hurricane dorian. "varney & company" starts now. stuart: hurricane dorian, getting the first pictures of the devastation in the bahamas. at

, so winds pick up and the humidity drops. that all starts late tonight, and continues throughout the day tomorrow. we're starting out with some clouds this morning, with a live look outside in san jose, and a nice cool one in campbell. we'll be in the upper 50s as you get ready to head out the door. it will be a little bit warmer today, compared to yesterday, and we're definitely going above where we should be with we're reaching up to 86 today in san jose, palo alto up to 85 and 91 today in antioch. in napa today expect a high of 86 and 92 in clearlake. we are going to see some much hotter temperatures in the forecast tomorrow. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, now you have a new crash in walnut creek. >> i do, kari, that's the concern. the standard backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're aware of that build there, not bad for a monday. over here highway 4 feeds down to 680 southbound, and in that commute direction, around north main, word of a crash involving a motorcycle, sounds like the rider was able to g

gets so to pick somebody up. others will tran this morning. so we're going to see the delays and not even today but. well they said that the it's eminent let's put it that way they talked about it finishing at 09:00pm. >>i called to duty manager and they said that it still ongoing so it's not over no new numbers to give so far this morning, but i looked at the board and it does have changes where it says canceled or now flying out so a change from on time to now say for example, 7 50 in the morning so it still having fluctuations but hopefully it'll be over soon. but we do know it will be over sooner than expected because they gave was the deadline of september 27th to get this runway repaired and last 3 james story exactly one week ago they were ahead of schedule by 2 days. so it looks like they've been able to pick up momentum where they will perhaps finish by tonight, tomorrow at the latest we're not exactly sure but at least they're going to be done a lot sooner then that original deadline which during this w

ready,up.. down. down. uh-uh. that's one. up. that's two. inhale. down. get down. get down.uul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> the bart board of directors is planning to vote on approving new fare gates. they see the current dates are not doing enough to discourage fair cheats. there are three options. a retractable barrel and a rotating floor-to-ceiling turn similar to the ones used in new york city. bart says 5% of their writers are fair cheats. the board of directors is scheduled to vote on thursday. >>> people who live in one san francisco neighborhood are trying a different approach to ridding the street of drug abuse and homeless camps. clinton park is located off market street, somebody there put large boulders out on the sidewalk to deter people from camping out there. >> reporter: there are

we are going up to 69 for the high temperature. morgan hill we're up to 72 and 70 in antyok today.ng up to the mid 80s feeling more like summer. >>> and that is your latest weather. you cays te us wherever you want to go, today show sirius xm. today at 1:00, it is the hoda show >>> and speaking of weather, let's thousand turn to our climate in crisis series >> all month we've been taking a look at the change in climate. and it is a concern for the ski industry so we asked tom costello to head back it his home state of colorado for a closer look >> reporter: good morning from the top of keystone mountain where they are hoping that they will have skiers making turns down this run and others within just a few weeks the end of october they think. but colorado has seen its temperature increase on average 2 degrees over the last 30 years. this state is very worried about global climate change. from raging wildfires in the west to back to back 100 year floods in the east, to the midwest where entire towns have struggled and surrendered to rising waters. >> we just can't do it any more wit

i think we are getting involved in the cover-up of the cover-up. >> how in the world can it be a cover-upwe literally released the document. >> we have a presidential extortion essentially and an ongoing cover-up. >> he has turned american diplomacy into a cheap extortion react. >> if they are claiming a cover-up, this is the world's worst cover-up ever. >> the fact is that he was not a witness to anything. all second hand. guy doing a thesis. >> bret: well, this is the talk of this town and talk of this nation as the impeachment process moves forward the president pushes back. it's about this ukrainian phone call. it's about aid to ukraine. here is a quick timeline about the aid timeline. the administration notifies congress it intends to release aid money to ukraine. july 18th, the president decides to withhold nearly 400 million in aid. they are told, congress is, an interagency delay. july 25th, the president and the ukrainian president have the phone call. august 12th, the whistleblower files the complaint. august 29th, at the request of the ukrainian president. ukraine's parliament

then she woke up in the morning and saw that her knee had completely swollen up. so i took all those painkillers and i still done. just 2nd oh how excited are you going to show up at tomorrow's rehearsal wasn't it cancelled. please come. ok i will. think what it seems no one wants to go tomorrow i was meant to be the one day off into wakes. and now it's his and. while. most course i'm going to have children. family is worse i treasure most of all. everybody says that she says that because it's not on her mind right now but if she has to choose between being a prima ballerina and having a family. but she'll settle for the former. as for me i have the same approach. work will come 1st as long as the outlook is good. i know that if i have a child i won't be able to devote myself completely to the profession i keep trying to convince myself that children can wait but i think about it all the time the touch with my man. it never occurred to me that what i'm doing might be seen as a desire to build a career you know i have chosen an artistic path of my own my accomplish

so up in the mountain passes. there are 50 and also on a t be prepared if you're traveling in that direction don't be surprised to see some rain drops and then a few snowflakes too in fact you could see a few inches of snow above 7,000 be maybe as much as 4 inches in the greater like cholera in and around this area up to the north we've got winter storm watches in effect so maybe as much as a foot of snow up there and the deep blue we're talking about some very cold temperatures overnight lows down the 20's and 30's. so some freeze watches are going up there as well and lake tahoe itself remember last week we were talking about 70's and 80's there. this weekend we're in fall big time as number's going to be the 50's tomorrow dropping off into the 40's with even some apache snow down the lake level on sunday, partly cloudy skies on monday but still same chili mainly in the 40's so big changes over the past couple of days as we're getting back to some fall weather. the winds now be the big story around the bay area

nasdaq is up 53%. the broadest and best measure of the market is the s&p 500, and honestly, these are great numbers. there's really no reason to inflate them. they're good returns, as they stand. as for krugman, president trump is still angry at him for something he wrote in the "new york times" after the election. he is an economist and a columnist for the "new york times," won a nobel prize but president trump is angry when he wrote in the editorial section saying because of trump's victory, we're probably looking at a global recession with no end in sight. now you can win a nobel prize and still be a thousand percent wrong, which krugman was, but president trump continues to take this very personally. >> we know that he can hold a grudge. >> he can hold a grudge. >> thanks, scott. >> 5:16 for you right now. >>> the follow-up for you the tesla app is back up and running again, after it was down for hours. so the issue if you didn't know kept a lot of people out of their cars because drivers can actua

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s&p futures are up. the euro is up against the dollar. the 10 year yield, the bonds generally tend to be selling off. the 10 year is no exception. crude is up just a tad. it's time now for the global exchange, where we bring you today's market moving news from around the world. joining us from hong kong is in the current, maria tadeo in helsinki, michael mckee in new york, and kevin cirilli down in houston. there was a bloomberg report trumpday that president might have a cease-fire, and the president basically confirmed it. pm johnson: i see a lot of -- pres. trump: i see a lot of analysts seeing we will do a piecemeal. easy or hard. there's a deal or there's not a deal, but it is something we are considering. david: there you heard it. it looks a little like the chinese may have responded this morning. right.xactly some economists are talking about a mini deal. there's the prospect of china buying some u.s. agricultural products and exempting pork and soybeans from additional tariffs. expectedtowards these talks in october at a high lev

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only up to 71 degrees. also a nice weekend for hiking, but we're watching out for the start of the day tomorrow with some mist and drizzle along the coast and that includes areas like muir woods. we'll be watching out for that and a look at today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," an absolutely terrifying moment caught on camera. the woman held hostage inside a northern california police station. she's okay. we'll show you how it all ended. >>> today we expect to learn a lot more about president trump's actions concerning ukraine. all eyes on capitol hill. now a live look inside as we await testimony that will play out live on tv. this is the room where it will happen and is scheduled to start at 6:00 this morning. the acting director of national intelligence will answer questions from congress on capitol hill. this is about what's in the whistle-blower report. keep it right here on nbc bay area "today in the bay" as we get you throu

the stock is up this morning. it's up almost 1%.there is people were so nervous about going to the star wars park because there was so much hype about it, that they didn't try to get tickets. now they're discounting the tickets. now i'm on it. >> i mean, this has been a big money maker for the stock actually, for disney itself. their theme parks is a big cog in their wheel, now they're spending more money on disney plus and streaming. they need to start executing, otherwise the shares could be hit significantly if they're not firing on two of their components. >> one of the things that distinguishes them from an apa apple, or even netflix, they can get people to come and buy all the games and the toys to go with the property. >> there are so many star wars fanatics out there, that even when reports emerged, i'm afraid that people were afraid to go to the parks because it's so crowded. you would think people would show up in their costumes and everything else. >> they've raised prices at the disney parks. ththe consumer is strong. bu

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the dow is up 237 up wednesday, today we will be up another maybe 250, 270. it is headline-driven. the s&p is going up about 1% and the nasdaq up better than 1%. that's a rally. by the way, the yield curve is not inverted. treasury rates are now firmly above their lows of the last two weeks. >>> got a question for you. why would apple, with over $200 billion in cash, borrow even more money? they are jumping on the cheap money band wagon, issuing bonds along with coca-cola, disney, deere and a host of other blue chip companies. they are making hay while cheap money flows. and they will pull in money from overseas, too. over here, corporations pay interest. over there, not so much. >>> in a moment, you are going to see the extent of the devastation in the bahamas and dorian's track. it's strengthening and heading for the carolinas. "varney & company" about to begin. stuart: we start with the hurricane. it is now a cat 3 storm as it makes its way up the east coast and takes aim at the carolinas. meanwhile, in the bahamas, more images emerging of absolute devastation. at least 20 are d

how do you keep moving up? you see jp morgan keep bringing them up.have moved a lot of people around. they moved the cfo to consumer, the consumer to the cfo role. one thing that might be a bit of a sad story on washington, this could have been the first woman ceo at a large major u.s. bank. there were a lot of people in the running that were able to rise to the top at wells fargo. with that said, charlie scharf really is an interesting choice. we will see how he shapes his team around him. alix: exactly. great point. 1%t stockstill popping over in the pre--- that stock still popping over 1% in the premarket. coming up, we are going to have your first take, your trade and analysis for all of the market moving news. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome now to bloomberg first take. we are joined by our in-house experts and wall street veterans. rachel evans and vincent , and amy wu silverman joins us from rbc capital markets, managing director and equity derivatives strategist. what happens when your anchor doesn't have a prompter, that's what happens.

we're up 100 points earlier in the session. s&p up and down. where it is as it fights for gains. melissa: basically flat. technically there is a red arrow there. connell: i'm fine calling it flat. down less than a point. nasdaq is lower. down for the second session in a row. down 15 points.

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so 3m is up about 5% in the last week the dow is up about 11%. caterpillar is up 9, almost 10% in the last five days. again, big cyclical rally that we've had. one comment on apple we were weak this morning. goldman sachs cut the company's price target there's news that lawmakers were seeking e-mails from tech executives see that pop in the middle of the day? apple responded to that goldman sachs cutting the company's price target saying appletv plus, which was a big comment from goldman sachs, would not have a material impact on their financial results. so apple came back and refuted goldman sachs' claims. so apple still down, but well off the lows >> great week for jpmorgan, but morgan stanley and bank of america up more in percentage terms week to date bob, thank you >> okay. >> the bond market in focus today, all week long, as well as yields have seen a major reversal dom chu is back at hq with more. dom? >> like michelle mckinnon said, it's ground zero what has been a steady downtrend for a year now reversed with a vengeance this week. those

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wrap-up.>> morning. it is 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out west. we have breaking newtied to the now impeachment investigation into president trump. a lot of the renewed attention is focused on the president's phone call with the leader of ukraine and whether there was an inappropriate ask during that call. nbc justice correspondent pete will j williams has a look at the transcripts. tell us what you heard.

in stocks they would think they would show up in employment and it would show up in the gdp numbers. >> all right steve, thank you. >> pleasure. >> steve liesman >>> how does this factor in? we have a fed meeting in a couple weeks or so. >> it's massive for the market dan was right to at least highlight that your decision tree is certainly -- i think there's going to be volatility based upon this fed. i believe it's going to be harder for the fed to apiece everybody here we have seen for a couple meetings in a roam it has not been that easy for the fed to thread the needle, a term that's way overused there is no fabric you could knit that would allow these guys to get this thing. what i want to say about the market is the other side of all we hear about is you actually see the s&p at 12 to 18 months after an inversion think about the stock market and the economy. typically the stock market bottoms six months before the economy does so if you think, you know, that this is going to be a nasty, nasty, pull back, then obviously you could say that this is going to get much, much worse and