that is because of low pressure drifting in from the west.low pressure we will have a south—westerly flow of air across during friday and that is something considerably milder. a milder start to the day to rain outbreaks drifting across scotland's and eastwards a cross drifting across scotland's and eastwards across england and then we see a zone of dry and potentially bright weather before more outbreaks of rain return to northern ireland, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. those temperatures are just a touch higher than they have been, particularly in the south pacific 15 or 16 degrees. perhaps a bit cooler in glasgow. into friday night, further bands of rain driving north eastwards across the country but the wind becomes an increasingly big feature of the weather, as our area of low pressure deepens. i will show you saturday's with a child and you can see the low here. there is a little uncertainty about the exact positioning and the exact shape of this low pressure system but on its northern and southern flanks you can see a

into tonight, low— pressure associated. into tonight, low—pressure spiralling around.d and outbreaks of rain in scotland. many down into single figures, may be a few mist and fog patches developing. welcome to the weekend. the chance of getting wet in places, not everywhere. every of rain still there is: but eventually pushing into northern england. a few showers heading to northern ireland. south of that, yes, if you showers around the not as many as we had recently because of —— a few showers are on but not as much as we had recently. not as strong, as much as 15 celsius. low—pressure finally getting the message, heading out into the north sea, weakening. eastern areas, eastern scotland and eastern areas, eastern scotland and east england, cloud and another bit of rain. also showers to steal. notice the arrows coming down from the north. that colder air is filtering north. quite a bit of cloud around, if few bright or sunny spells, a few mist and fog patches to start the day before clearing. single digits for your highs in northern scotland. remember that picture wit

50's for overnight lows. even cooler temperatures for those of you in santa rosa and napa in the north bay low 40's and even some mid 40's out there for you this evening. and tomorrow's daytime highs warming up to where we should be for this time of year downtown san francisco warming up to 69 degrees. though 70's in san jose, very pleasant temperatures for you in the mid 70's for your sunday afternoon highs but near the tri valleys in concord in antioch near 80's for you in the upper 70's, santa rosa 79 degrees as well and even half moon bay in the upper 60's with redwood city in the low 70's and hayward 73 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs but i am tracking some changes at our 10 at 10 outlook because as early as monday we're going to be above average and with that we could even see warmer and drier weather for most of this upcoming week ahead, especially on tuesday. there is the threat of possible gusty winds in the north bay arriving as early as tuesday night. but those winds are going to become mor

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low 50s in san francisco. low 50s for fremont. seasonal daytime highs heading through the afternoon, but hazy sun. a spare the air and quality unhealthy for sensitive to the north bay. moderate for the rest of the bay area for air quality. although good air quality for santa clara valley. as we head through the afternoon, looking at mid-60s along the coast and the bay. upper 60s to low 70s and low to mid-70s inland. we will talk about the rest of the workweek into the weekend and if there's a chance to see any rain in the extended forecast deedee tales coming up. >>> the roadways we are dealing with a traffic alert along northbound 101 in redwood city near whipple. lanes are blocked. i got an update from chp they have opened two lanes of the 5 lanes shut down the they opened a couple so two right lanes are closed because of the injuraccident. activity on scene. use 280 as an alternate or el camino. that's the best bet. delays approaching the scene. let's jump to a live look at bay bridge. traffic is starting to build as you work w

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and overnight lows tonight, we'll dip into the low to mid 50's for most of the bay area but still pretty chilly temperatures for those of you in the north bay specifically in santa rosa and napa mid to upper 40's for your overnight lows and let's take a look at your microclimate sunday forecast plenty of sunshine to start your sunday morning and nearly 15 degrees above normal for downtown san francisco, warming up to 83 degrees low 80's for those of you in half moon bay, south san francisco 83 degrees but low 80's for those of you in burlingame fortunately wind speeds will be relatively calm light to breezy 15 miles per hour or less san mateo 83 degrees palo alto in the low 80's with widespread low to mid and even upper 80's for those of you in the south bay. san jose 87 degrees santa clara 82 in sunnyvale 80 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs in livermore 86 degrees as is hayward in the east bay shoreline with oakland and berkeley and even richmond. 85 degrees for your sunday afternoon or into though upper 70's but conquered flirting with the 90's but 89 degrees for your sunday mic

plenty of low clouds and water temps 54 to 56 for san francisco. 50 in the city, low 40s for some, vacaville 40 degrees, one of the cooler spots. also on the peninsula, upper 40s and low 50s. everyone is very consistent. we have low 50s on the coast. today fog and sun, not sun on the coast. 50s and 60s for many of us. sal? >>> we are looking at a commute where tr from harvard, and seeing the stop and go. there's nothing major, just the usual slowdown here. if you're on 80, 33 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. then at the bay bridge toll plaza you'll definitely see slow traffic here for another 20 minutes. it will take about an hour if that san francisco. 880, traffic is doing okay. the south bay commute is off to a slow start on 101 and 85. even downtown, northbound 101 is slow. northbound 280 and downtown san josi has some slowing. let's go back to the desk. >>> people and business owners are cleaning up the south bay after a 4.5 earthquake last night jolted some out of bed. sara zendehnam is near the epicenter of the quake, and it woke you up too? >> reporter: it did, good mor

how do they slot in terms of low moderate very low income. what's the city's funding gap for a housing unit per household for that. and that's sort of the logic. for every job or every thousand square feet of space, you are going to have this many worker households in each income level to produce that level of housing units per thousand feet of jobs, this is the city's current funding gap. and the totals come from there. >> okay. what about the part about you had -- you did some samples and even without the increase some of these office developments were not feasible. and then you talk about that once market conditions improve, that there would be room for modest fee level increase? >> that was the eps study. that was not eagan. >> we were just reviewing that study as inputs to our work. but that is eps's conclusion. >> okay. >> and it's in reference to the original $10 per square foot increase. >> right. did you take any time to look at what the planning department? they came up with their own numbers. did you look at their numbers? >> i rev

more sunshine on sunday, but only highs reaching the low 60s. paso robles we go from 93 on friday to 70 on sunday. it's also going to be windy there and it's going to be cooling off in l.a. as well, so we're going from 85 for the start of the weekend to some low 70s and more clouds by sunday. so let me know where you're going this weekend, or what's in your weekend plans. i'm @karihallweather on twitter, facebook as well as instagram. i'll look at today's south bay temperature trend coming up in about three linminutes. >>> coming up, help wanted in california's courts. the impact analysts say a judge shortage could have on criminal cases across our state. >>> plus our top story, which is that high fire danger, communities across the bay area that are on alert. this morning, the preparation in the east bay, where pg&e is not threatening to shut off power. >>> plus someone who is as close to the ukrainian deal as you could get testifies to congress, we know much of what he said. let's take you out to the big board in new york city, dow industrials

the low scenario just adds in the loss of the office jobs at the low end of 520. $61 million in construction spending and $9 million in fee revenue and the high impact scenario is 585 jobs, $82 million loss in construction spending and $8 million in fee revenue spent on construction. the net effect of this is a decline in the city's jobs by a decline relative so to what we would otherwise have of about 1500 jobs. this represents .1 percent to .2 percent of all jobs in the city. and we did this over a 20-year average a long-term average. the impact on the city's gdp is projected to be negative to the tune of $280 in today's dollars. the job losses are spread across the economy but about 60 percent of the job losses are in the office-using industries that are directly impacted by the fees. this both accounts for direct job losses, the ones in the offices that wouldn't get built as a result of the fee and others that are lost because they depend on those employees and those companies for customers. about another 25 percent of the losses are in construction and the remainder are spread in other

it's still uncharacteristically low. i always tell this to my friends on the fed who will listen to me, important caveat. [ laughter ] >> that there is room for noninflationary wage gains through a rebalancing of factor shares, through labor share catching up. that's not a slam dunk because firms will resist that and may try to pass it through on prices. we haven't seen a lot of that, as your question implies. >> i guess related to this, we've heard some talk this morning about whether we should be focusing on alternative measures of slack. the unemployment rate was never a comprehensive measure of slack. it was more a sufficient statistic for slack. i think this does raise the question of whether it no longer serves that role as a sufficient statistic for slack and where we need to be looking at a more comprehensive measure and we've getting a mixed signal about how much slack there is. >> i think that is a fine point and we should all try different measures in our model. it's kind of overblown because i recently did a

low pressure to the north of the country, strong winds and low showers.e persistent rain rather than showers. yesterday i mentioned it will not be particularly cold though the source shouldn't be too cold either. wednesday, right across the east, lots of showers in the south of england and south—west, these could be heavy and thundery through the day and plenty of showers affecting western scotland, some of them merging together to produce longer spells of rain. a blustery day for all, particularly when the shower comes along. temperatures, a few degrees and what we had on tuesday so degrees and what we had on tuesday so low to mid teens celsius. wednesday night it stays blustery, lots of showers across the north and the west in particular across western scotland and northern ireland. links dryer interludes across central and eastern areas. temperatures dipped down to seven to 10 degrees for most. low pressure pushes off to the north—east. we look at the next system bringing stronger wind and also more persistent rain to part of the north and west of coun

so the bar going into the earnings season was extremely low. also just underpinning a lot of this this week is you had a market, services manufacturing flash update effectively slightly better than last month. efo in germany a measure of their economy. slightly better. pmis in other parts of the world slightly better. as we digested some of the geopolitics into the earnings season that was very much i think a low bar, we have a dynamic here where companies are actually giving a better outlook. we didn't think they'd give a rosy outlook that's key. the headline and revenue numbers are what they are but the eps is better. >> do you feel better about the markets today versus a week ago. >> intel numbers are one of the reasons. whenever you hear somebody coming out saying we got a surprise $1.2 million revenue beat that's meaningful they tell the story. we were surprised by how good things were. then we should also be surprised. i mean we get -- all of us basically holding our feelers out the same way we are hearing this getting guidance from basic

so we're looking at highs today in the low 70s.usty winds increasing for tomorrow evening into wednesday morning and then we'll see things calming down again in time for halloween into the weekend with highs reaching into the upper 70s. mike, you have been tracking the roads all around the bay area. >> that's right. kerry, this first map we're showing you looks great. green all over and light traffic flow. now what you can't see is the wind. that was kicking up, of course, all yesterday and still warns about it overnight. we should see a smooth drive no, major problems. but not at the toll plaza. bay bridge, still looking standard here. no problems and just a light back up for these cash lanes. 4:51 as we get started with that monday morning commute which will be lighter, much lighter in many spots because of the evacuations folks not even home but other folks disrupted by fire. off the carquinez bridge and light traffic flow as well. as we look towards the carquinez bridge, we still have lane restrictions marked for both direction

low to mid 40's for your overnight lows and wake-up planner forecast is going to show plenty of sunshine throughout the day so warmer and drier weather near average highs along the coast in the upper 60's along the bay low 70's and our interior valleys, warming up into the mid 70's. so right about where we should be for this time of year downtown san francisco warming up to 69 degrees for the 2nd half of your weekend low 70's for oakland and san jose warming up to 74 degrees. but the tri valleys of concord in antioch warming up into the upper 70's as a santa rosa, this warming and drying trend is going to continue all next week as well with above average temperatures. and continuing all week long from there is a threat. danger concern starting wednesday night for everyone in the north bay and even east bay mountains and hills as well because of gusty offshore winds returning so we could see another round of pg e power outages starting as early as wednesday night through thursday. no official statement from pg just yet but just want to keep you posted just because it does look to be a pre

our area of low pressure sta rts flooding.han saturday. still a breezy day, but the wind is much lighter. showers are longer spells of rain mainly across northern and eastern areas. sunshine possibly a bit more widespread into the afternoon across southern areas. highs again of 11 celsius to 13 celsius in the cell. —— in the south. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... labour launch their election campaign, promising to take on what they call the establishment elite. we are going after the tax dodgers, we are going after the dodgy landlords, we are going after the bad bosses, we are going after the big polluters. because we know whose side we, the labour party, are on. he on the day borisjohnson pledged the uk would leave the eu, the prime minister says it's jeremy corbyn's fault that brexit hasn't happened, and focuses on public services. we are investing in infrastructure, in new technology, and that's the future that we want to build, but at the moment we've got this roadblock, this logjam,

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secretary devos has been a champion of low regulation, low oversight, low accountability for charters. as a result, in michigan, you have a proliferation of low performing charters, something like 80% for-profit charters, schools that exist to take advantage of communities rather than serve and that has hurt the sector. when you have an administration so hostile to civil rights and to the interests of low income students and students of color, championing a policy isn't right and they are right to be skeptical. mr. duncan: we, as democrats, shouldn't blame the republicans for our policy choices. we shouldn't be swayed by that. there are amazing charter schools are transforming lives and he helped start one of and -- one of them. and there are low performing charter schools. as democrats and citizens, we should have a moratorium on bad schools and we should want a lot more good schools, whatever that might be. traditional, charter, magnet. it is the wrong frame. allison: i hear that. secretary duncan, you said one of your big regrets was not getting prekindergarten investment over the

this area of low pressure.area of low pressure. 0bviously notjust an area of low pressure, a typhoon that is continuing to intensify and it is —— this is its track forecast for the week. changes are running to run but at the moment, we are favouring southern japan as the area that iphone will hit as we get to the end of the week at the weekend and as a violent typhoon, so we are anticipating some very stormy conditions across the southern half ofjapan, conditions across the southern half of japan, with the conditions across the southern half ofjapan, with the prospect conditions across the southern half of japan, with the prospect of damaging winds and an inundation of rainfor damaging winds and an inundation of rain for some and the risk of localised flooding. we will keep you up—to—date as we get a surer footing with that track. heading closer to home, to europe, low pressure in the north—west will keep showery throughout the coming days. this front down to the centre of europe will bring some quite heavy rai

and secretary has a history of being a champion of a low regulation and low oversight and low accountability for charters and so as a result in michigan you had a very affiliation in turner's and 80% and schools that exist and take advantage of community. it was so hostile and low incoming students frequent and people are right to be skeptical of the administration. >> we as democrats can't blame our policy choices and shouldn't be swayed by that and there are amazing charter schools and were very low performing charts. the democrats as citizens and want more good schools for mitt and it is the wrong frame. >> you've said one of your biggest regrets was not getting a big new pre kindergarden investment of the finish line during your tenure. in that you've had something much more ambitious in mind. has there been enough discussion on that issue in the democratic primary? should the next president whether it's in four years or eight years take up the administration's law on this? why were you not able to get it done? >> i was put both in my successes category and my failures. we got additional

in monterey, low clouds lifting north but plenty of low clouds in place with 50s and 60s and mainly 70s with a couple of low 80s and this time i gave the year they don't last long. partly cloudy, partly sunny into wednesday with increasing clouds and then thursday is the best the weekend. looking sunny and nice. >>> a new state law helps survivors of child sexual abuse and what legal experts say about a law taking effect january 1. >>> and officer behind bars. i'm ray bogan. coming up, a texas police officer shot and killed a woman in her home and has been charged with murder. that is next. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. on 2. it's 4:21 and survivors of sexual abuse when they were children are filing a new civil lawsuit days after governor newsom signed a bill extending the wi

low 50s in san jose. we're going to lead into some low 70s by noon and it will be slightly warmer by this afternoon. but i do want to show you those wind gusts we've seen in those areas around moraga. we had a gust up to about 35 miles per hour earlier this morning. mostly 20 to 30 miles an hour. in the last hour gusts up to 72 and we have gusts up to 76 miles per hour. now we know that's up higher in elevation. the valleys are only getting two to three miles an hour so a huge di are going to see still throughout the day some high winds and that low humidity causing a fire danger in the high elevation areas and it's just a fairly mild day. it's a big difference from the low valleys to the mountain tops we have around the bay. and, mike, you're seeing more traffic than yesterday. >> kari, judging by the volume at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have fastrak and cash lanes showing a build. this is typical for a thursday. yesterday was lighter than your typical wednesday. a lot of folks stayed home adjusting t

right along the coast we'll see lows in the low to mid-40s.eeze warning is in effect for much of the north bay for the valleys of napa, sonoma and marin. how can i forget marin? i used to live there. tomorrow morning between 2:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. low temperatures will drop between 25 and 32 degrees. highs tomorrow will bounce back up to basically what we had today, generally low to mid-70s around the bay, mid-70s inland. but the air quality tomorrow will not be great for most of the bay area. it's another spare the air day. the poorest air quality will be in the north bay. but looking ahead to the evening hours or late afternoon when many kids are out trick-or-treating and the weather looks pretty good. we'll have clear skies all the way through the evening hours. it won't get chilly until after 8:00 p.m. look for temperatures in the upper 60s between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. low to mid-60s and so if you don't like the cold do your trick-or-treating early. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have seven sunny days ahead of us and probably

we're right now in the low 50s. we have some 40s as we head out the door in san jose, we have the cool start to the morning, so if you're walking to school, going to drop off the kids, it's going to be only at about 50 degrees so you may have to crank the heater up or put on a heavier jacket for the walk. throughout the day it looks really nice, as it warms up quickly into the upper 70s. we're going to see a lot of 70s and 80s all across the bay area. we'll talk more about this coming up, mike, you're seeing some more slowing in fremont. >> because of a crash, not just the commute, we're looking at the only stretch really that's orange instead of green, and that is south 880 approaching decoto the dumbarton bridge. another crash south of there at thornton, tracking both of those avenues through fremont. the rest of the bay an easy drive, the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you, mike. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" an alert for anyone receiving social security an

, but unemployment is low too.monetary policy should be unchanged. >> the only thing i disagree with you is, you're right that there's a game the fed can play with the administration on this, but that's not really the remit of thefed. so even if from one viewpoint you think they could be encouraging the president to be tougher on trade because they're easing, the feds' agreement is to be completely nonpolitical. i don't think that's not an argument for them not to cut >> it's a tough situation for them the other side should not be political. >> in many ways, we're in a tremendously changed environment here we have a president who's made -- is trying to politicize the fed, the fed is trying to make sure that they are not indicating that's the case, however there are kills that can be interpreted by people as giving in a little bit to the president. it's just a very very complicated environment. not a particularly good one by the way, and a lot of theory and also what's happened in the world indicates this kind of si

a lot of 40s and pretty cold, very low 50s, low 50s in pittsburg and then low 40s and mid-40s with sanwalnut creek and livermore. martinez, low 50s around alderney and el cerrito with clouds burning off and 50s and 60s by the coast and tomorrow, even cooler as we get increasing clouds with the best opportunity for light rain early on thursday. >> the idge, the backup is beyond the macarthur raise. the carpool lanes are doing well but the other lanes are tuesday with everyone back on the interstate 880 in oakland with this commute not that far yet. this is a look at the san jose commute, doing well but driving to san jose out of morgan hill, still traffic with earlier problems in gilroy with a lot of slow traffic. 280 in downtown and we get more crowded and then back to the desk. >>> we had an earthquake in the bay area last night that i don't know if you felt, and mango to 12.5 on the east bay around 10:33 last night and the strongest quake to hit the bay area in the last five years. it was centered near pleasant hill but they felt it all over the bay area and as far away as chico and

now into the outlook, a lot depends on the position of this area of low pressure.s biscay but that low is going to be further north. we do have high—pressure to the north of scotland, low pressure in parts of southern england and wales, and that means you got more of an easterly breeze. for northern areas, the air coming from scandinavia may be colder but further south in much of england and wales, not particularly cold and we won't see the temperatures changing much at all. but it does quite unsettled, there will be rain at times, you consider temperatures dropping in edinburgh and belfast. if the low pressure is more dominant, rain will be arriving more widely. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: to try to break months of deadlock over brexit, the british parliament finally votes, overwhelmingly, for a snap general election in december. to recover the respect in which parliament should be held by the people of this country and that is finally to offer ourselves to the judgement of the people of this country. we are ready for an election. we are

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it is a low pressure here as well. it is not a wash—out, some beautiful blue sky across parts of eastern england, but rainbows in wales and heavy showers in south—west england. you can see this swirl of cloud and it is an area of low pressure that is moving around us. low pressure that is moving around us. they are feeding into towards wales and south—west england. but notice this spell of rain on the east coast of scotland. it looks very wet here this afternoon and into tonight. in aberdeen 10—20 millimetres. in southern england there are very gusty winds, it may be up to 55 miles an hour in exposed spots, but not many showers across the eastern side of england, and temperatures in the mid to low teens. tonight it swirls around this area of low pressure, the showers area of low pressure, the showers are mainly in the south—west and in scotland. temperatures go down to single figures. maybe the odd folk patch around. we are on to the weekend, it is still low pressure, but it is not a wash—out. a spell of rain in scotla

secretary devos has been a champion of low regulation, low oversight, low accountability for charters. and so as a result, in michigan, you have a proliferation of low performing charters, something like 80% for-profit charters, administration. mr. duncan: we, as democrats, should not and can't blame republicans for our policy choices and should not be swayed by that. as john says so eloquently, there are amazing charter schools that are transforming students' lives if you help start one of them, and there are low performing charter schools. as democrats and citizens, we should have a moratorium on bad schools, and we should want a lot more good schools, whatever might be. that name might be. traditional, charter, magnet, ib. it is the wrong frame. allison: i hear that. secretary duncan, you said one of your big regrets was not getting a big new prekindergarten investment over the finish line during your tenure. i know there were some smaller things, but you have had -- you had had something much more ambitious in mind. has there been enough discussion about issue in the democratic pr

afternoon hours we're in the low 70s.ntually reaching 73 degrees. and it's already been less than ten minutes of recovery. we had that crash, the vehicle took out the electronic sign there. so they had a lot of clean up and there's still maybe some but speed the greatly improving so quickly making their way back to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights may have bet of the bay. it's friday so a lighter flow around the bay. >> san francisco is going to be busy this weekend as crowds are expected to attend several events and that's not to mention the usual surge. >> yeah, a look at what city leaders are doing to make sure that everybody stays safe. >> expect large crowds here. of course fleet week starts later with the big event. the preliminary event sunday. san franciscoem gency service p adiths to the -- addition to the fleet week on sunday we have the hardly strictly bluegrass festival starting today at noon and going through sunday. they're asking everyone to do their part to stay safe during next week for flee

at session lows and down 1.4%. chip stocks getting hit hard in today's session. josh lipton the in san francisco wither many. josh >> some semis slipping today check out the smh, the etf that tracks the chips, still up some 35% this year. notable underperformers today would include seagate, western digital, nvidia, qualcomm, and micron chip investors concerned about those trade talks, specifically, the u.s. government now adding those 28 entities to a trade blacklist, including some of china's biggest ai firms now rbc's mitch steeves tells me he still likes amd and a fan of vindya, as well, betting both take more share. >> we're going to move to biotech stocks because those, too, are getting crushed today. >> a major move lower for diagnostics company is weighing postoperative entire space missed wall street estimates zmounds its ceo is leaving for the quarter, they cited weaker than expected developments in china, which may be part of the reason you're also seeing chaser of ill lumina sinking. guys, back over to y

you have a trend line 2009 hitting that december low.t comes in around six bucks 6.50 is where you can look for some long term maybe this is worth more than the price is >> 6.50, i think that's where i sold just don't follow my advice. let's move on. steve, tell me what you think. i know you would only own it in your index funds what's your perspective on this company as you place it in the larger context of value and cyclical industrial companies. >> we think u.s. large caps in three buckets. growth names, dividend focus names and value cyclicals. in order to really like the value cyclicals you have to believe that the global economy is on the verge of reaccelera reaccelerating we in a period of slower growth and increased stimulus. when you look at g earthquae, y some supply chain issues you have the note just a couple of days ago that was rereticent. we think ge is a bit difficult >> thank you very much bill, thank you. have a great weekend, gentlemen. s >> you too >> for more trading nation head to our website or follow us on twitter

r the low. the third day in a row they are below on both the high and the low.peratures in the city, we haven't changed much and you haven't. not since last friday. these are the high since friday. 64, 63, 64, 62 was the coolest on monday. 65 today. that is a long stretch of below normal high temperatures. even the low have been below. walnut creek and redwood city and san jose, pump you up 3 degrees for most. more mid 70s today. 39 in lakeport. now the airport was 38 and is now 42. he picked up a northeast breezes and that will do it. there are lots of 40s in hear. walnut creek, 43. it's close for san ramon. you are the coolest at 40. wasn't in, 42. alamo, 43. that's the system moving into the north. this one is nothing compared to the one that dropped in on the west coast but it will still keep temperatures held in check . even though we bump up a few degrees today and bring them back down tomorrow. a cool down on thursday then it looks like clearing and temperatures began to warm up into the weekend. mid 80s for a few. sund60s and 70s on the thames. upper 70s

and overnight lows tonight, we'll be in the low to mid 50's for most of the bay area and even warming up into the mid to upper 40's for the northern part of the north bay specifically in santa rosa and napa tomorrow's daytime highs will be about 5 to 10 degrees above average downtown san francisco warming up to 74 degrees 77 in oakland and san jose low 80's for your afternoon highs near 90's for parts of the tribe valleys in concord in antioch and even santa rosa flirting with that ninety-degree mark tomorrow so let's take a look at our next 10 at 10 outlook because i am developing as early as monday afternoon for parts of the north bay mountains and east bay hills we're a fire weather watch may actually be issued starting monday for the local mountains in health anit could be upgraded into a red flag warning starting on wednesday. winds will be around 40 to 50 miles per hour. but it's the warm and dry weather that is going to play a huge role in this set up because we are going to notice daytime highs those days 10 to 15 degrees above average so recipe for high fire danger for us her

and the decrease in low income between those same years of 44 percent to 31 percent. and the details are shown in the chart above on the numbers of households in each group. new jobs by wage bracket are presented on the next slide. and this is just for the three-year period 2016 to 2018. in part that's because we could get data for those years. but another significant point about those years is that we were well beyond any recovery from the recession by 2016. so to the extent that new jobs were created after the recession in 2008, they could have been filled by existing residents. but by 2016, we were beyond that and very comfortable presenting this as a net increase in the san francisco area. and by san francisco area, that means city and county of san francisco and san mateo county, they are grouped by the employment development department of california, which collects this information. so this is more than what we would find in san francisco. but we believe it's reflective that the two counties have a lot in common in terms of their job composition. and later we br

and always most expensive trading at lows. why? because cyclical stocks obviously come off some of the best earnings before the cycle declines and coming off some of the worst as you reverse off that bottom and come up. so it's very easy to get cornered into what we call value traps looking at a stock maybe the waydy in federal express aforementioned when you see the 10 pe and you see something cheap. that's not necessarily the case. the market might be telling you something else i'm inclined to agree with dan that that's what's going on. >> right, i think we have -- you heard fundamentally why cheap is a very dangerous word. it's trading at 10.5s times. this is traded pat 6 times and four times earning . there is no safety net in that notion tech i it's busted, trading straight down on absolute end relative basis and highly cyclical tied to problems in the news what is the thesis for being long i don't know when you hope maybe it's hopeless as they say. >> i love carter's retirele finishes >> i love it. >> everything "options acti

temps mainly in the 40s to low 50s. as we head through the afternoon, seasonal daytime highs, low 80s from conc in san jose, low 70s in oakland and upper 60s for san francisco. changes for tomorrow, cooler, cloudier and the chance to see some showers wednesday night. overnight into thursday morning, especially for the north bay. so be watchingfor the workweek and into the weekend. >>> we have been talking about the earthquake all morning long. we live in earthquake country. get your kits ready. make sure you have a plan. >> be prepared. >>> thank you for watching kpix5 news this morning. next local update is at 7:26. >> and don't forget, cbs this morning, it's coming up next. have a great day, everyone. >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. scramble in syria. the u.s. hits turkey with sanctions over its invasion as president trump faces growing bipartisan criticism over the american troop withdrawal. >>> breaking overnight

low expectations and better results off low expectations >> so ag has yet to be crystallized they'll stop supporting the iphone 6, right? >> it isn't 100% clear the next generation 5g will be available next year. they did discontinue their support for iphone 6s. that was contributing to the better than expected performance. >> josh, it is interesting here to look at the nikkei report they say the fall has been much busier than expected the company is pretty conservative when it talks about its guidance and numbers should we expect to hear more updates from suppliers that could help crystallize if this demand is lifting off? >> usually when i'm on air talking the nikkei report, it's usually negative points. that's usually why we talk about these reports. here, we have a positive data point. we have seen other positive surveys too from analysts. one interesting one, the team at evercor. of the sample people, 40% said they were interested in buying a new phone. the team was in line to higher trends hoping to get more inside. >> what is built in in terms of phone sales. is that as import

low humidity and a light breeze having an impact.owing off the coast but as we go into the rest of the day we'll see our wind direction changing and that could start to bring in more smoke especially to parts of the central valley and the bay area later on this afternoon into the treating. we are looking at moderate air quality. only 41 in napa and in livermore with san jose at 47. the rest of the day we're looking at a lot of 70s here from danville over to fremont and cupertino and then novato reaching 75 as we go into 4:00. we're heading out for trick-or-treating and look how cool it will be. the kids may have to put on jackets over the costume. we start out at 7:00. you can see how fast it cools off. they may not even want to be out there that long. our inlant forecast we'll see a lot of sunshine, slightly warmer temperatures going into the weekend. a high of 78 on saturday. next week we continue on with the dry conditions and highs in the 70s. mike, you have that fire reported in oakland. >>> we took a look with our camera becaus

it marks the position of what is at the moment quite a deep area of low pressure.gh, with those clearer skies, temperatures may be low enough in eastern scotland to give us a touch of frost. further west, it will be milder, but you've already got a few showers. the breeze is picking up, and we'll see more and more showers arriving across the western side of the uk, blown in by some strong and blustery winds, which will also push the showers through the english channel and then move them inland, into the south—east of england and the midlands. but i think, for north—east england and north—east scotland, it should be largely dry. should be some decent sunshine. a much better day in north—east scotland than it was on wednesday. 13—15 degrees, that's near normal for this time of the year. so, through thursday, increasing numbers of showers. those showers will continue during thursday evening and thursday night, some of them heavy, accompanied by some rather blustery winds, which will keep the temperatures a bit higher. it should be a milder night, typically 6—8 degrees

concord, you're in the upper 40s, low 50s for you in oakland, mid-40s livermore, low 50s san francisconta rosa and 47 in san jose. >> thank you. >>> 6:43 right now. it is a big week for tesla motors and charles schwab announcing it is cutting commissions. >> joining us now is jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. a bold move, charles schwab is eliminating all commissions on its stocks, etfs and options listed in the u.s. and canada as of october 7th. founder charles schwab says in a statement it was his goal from day one to make investigating accessible for all. the move is getting a chilly reception from wall street, however. schwab's stock is falling 8%. currently charges for each trade. and online rivals like e trade and td ameritrade are getting slammed on the news, both down about 20% in early trading today. >>> tesla is expected to report its third quarter deliveries in the next couple of days. the street is expecting a number right around 97,000 after tesla delivered over 95,0 quarter. elon musk told employees last week that the company has a shot at 100,000 deliveries in

to get it you have to be low on income and high on luck. an army of builders are hard at work creating a housing development the preserve. perched on the hills above san ramon these homes will sell in the high 800,000s. but not all of them. >>> it is rare the ownership opportunities that come online for a low income residents. especially in our community.>> reporter: 27 three bedroom townhomes will be sold to buyers who would never qualify for them. have the units will go to very low income people who make from $40-$70,000 a year. the other half to people making up to $114,000. which is still considered low income. here is the catch. the 27 lucky first time home owners will be chosen by lottery.>>> can they be anywhere in the bay area? >>> anywhere in the bay area.>> reporter: how many applications do you think you're going to have to? >> san ramon seems to be on the list of best places to live. is a small town they don't have a housing department or anyone who knows how to run a lottery. the caught in help from a company called house keys.

i will show you everybody's low. most of us are not going that low. coming up in a few minutes. >>> new video of a pg&e transformer throwing up sparks before a brush fire broke out in contra costa county. the glow often the distance is the moment the transformer blew. fire investigators with the ease contra costa fire protection district said that is the cause of sunday's fire on bethel island. >>> moments later another brush fire broke out in oakley. investigators say pg&e equipment had again malfunctioned. tonight they say the it is too soon to say if it is to blame for the virus. it is cooperating. mac pg&e reported problems with this right before the kincaid fire broke out fires inlafatte and a fire in milpitas this weekend. >>> we got an update from pg&e about the most recent emergency blackouts. power has been restored to 95% of customers since pg&e gave the all clear this morning. meanwhile east bay congressman is urging california to seize public ownership of utility giant. amid the widespread wildfires in blackouts. earlier today governor new

upper 60s and low 70s. topping out in the upper 70s to low 80s.k about the rest of the work week and our next weather system.>>> we're keeping a close eye on our travel does. of course the supercomputer is always a tough one. work your way into that connected. 36 minutes.ur only slow spot on the freeway. getting rid of a trouble spot. take a look at the dublin interchange. a lot of people making that truck was gone. making that connected. the new crash just reported. the number 2 lane is block. witnessing any delays as of yet. same as the case on the 880 connected. the number 3 lane block. traffic accident moving okay. looks like vehicle we have lost to time. done it a few minutes to clear.>>> a live look at alcatraz island. were dozens of people have just came over for a special native american tradition. and look at today's indigenous ju gees day sunrise gathering. >>> 1700 people are not going on to alcatraz island. you can see the people started together. this commemorates 527 years of survival in the americas. it honors the cultural resilienc

so some cooler air following that area of low pressure by midweek and then we get a low and the weatherhat frost does not last long and is to get to the atlantic, will start to come back with some weather on the way. watch out for the situation on saturday if you have outdoor plants and will keep you updated on that. with an extraordinary attack onjeremy corbyn. in a radio interview, donald trump tells the brexit party leader nigel farage exactly what he thinks of the labour leader. corbyn would be so bad for your country. he'd be so bad, he'd take you in such a bad way. he'd take you to such bad places. the president's criticism camejust hours after labour launched its election campaign, vowing to transform britain by taking on the establishment elite. this election is a once—in—a—generation chance to transform our country, to take on the vested interests that are holding people back. the campaign is barely a day old, but already it's the american president weighing

but it's -- it's really, you know, markets working for low income people.ou know, i guess from the evidence i've seen that you uld go to $15 on a minimum wage. and so you'd want to phase it in slowly. i think the research would support that idea. >> ok. i'm going to have to end the panel. thank you very much to our panelists. [applause] cre credit -- [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2019] >> today at 6:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea talking about their new book. "the book of gutsy women." watch our live coverage from the politics and pros books store in washington, d.c. oday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. on c-span2. >> the supreme court justices return for the new term next week. with the court hearing cases on employment based on

and a low—carbon heating system.omething else, so that the heat you're using is low—carbon. probably your best option, we thought, was a heat pump, which would use electricity. if they did everything, how much would it cost? we estimate somewhere between £23,000-£30,000 for everything we talked about. could somebodyjust go up to that money tree up there? that is the key problem. making our homes low—carbon is expensive and most of us either can't or won't pay for it. the behaviour change report says more financial incentives should be available. even if we could all afford it, going electric won't get us to net zero, because 47% of our electricity still comes from fossil fuels. to get to net zero, all of it will need to be low—carbon. and to meet the extra demand from electrifying heating and transport, we'll need to quadruple our supply of clean energy. remember those bug burgers i made earlier? well, it's almost the end of the experiment, so i've brought them up to the paviers for a special barbecue, along with a r