high yield spreads have increased. think when we think about high yield returns over the next 12 months it's a small low single-digit loss is what we are looking -- forecasting. that is still a negative expected total or excess return. high yield is tending to see his worst performance environments where the yield curve is inverted. where pmi's are above and falling. even if the base case is one or high yield spreads are little bit wider. i think you have the economic properties that are associated with which make the bear cases more problematic. we think it will perform on the total return basis and also that higher yield on cash affects the hurdle rate. alix: you want to put that to work or are you happy sitting with that? >> i think for the moment we are happy to sit with it. by mid-october we see the adjustment down in earnings expectations. my colleague is expecting the u.s. and my other colleague is excepting here in europe. we might know more about china's covid policy into the winter and china's other economic

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a speaker closes visits with high one he just one of those strings of the visitors come with high one and there was precedence for example, newt gingrich also visited taiwan before. and we have so many senators and congressmen or senior officials visiting high one from other parts of the world. and from this you can see that china just use this as a pretext to launch the military threat against taiwan. and what i would say is that the speaker pelosi specialty wanted some more ill booster for the 1000 people tie one has been facing the threat from china for all these time. and if there is any one, want to show their support for taiwan. he or she is heidi, appreciate it. as speaker pelosi as a normal american leader and her willingness to come to kind of want to show support to the town as people i think is the great thing for that. how many people to see and the ponies, people throughout surveys or through real actions, they showed their enthusiasm in war. come in the speaker and after speakers visit to taiwan, even though with the chinese military threat, there are more people want to

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now these were daily record highs.here is a potential for us to beat all-time highs, and that's as hot as it's better been. let's talk about this high pressure. and why we're seeing this stretch of heat. it's all thanks to this ridge of high pressure. how does that work? high pressure builds above the surface of the earth, and it creates a bit of a heat dome right over -- it could extend as far as several states at a time. typically what happens is the jet stream comes in and helps push that high pressure out, or it just simply falls apart. right now the sea breeze isn't strong enough to push it out. so it's creating a feedback loop. and that's where we get that heat dome from above. not to mention also the skies are very clear. when the skies are clear, the sun heats up the surfaces really fast. that cues up the hot temperatures. to give you an idea, it is 6:00 right now. we're still in the triple-digits in areas like concord and livermore, and it is expected to get even hotter, upwards of 110 degrees possibly heading

san francisco and oakland safely away from tomorrow's record high high temperatures.within five degrees. if and we are going to set new record high high temperatures in concord by tomorrow afternoon. and we have to watch this hurricane kay. why why are we watching this? it is going to track to the northwest, northwest, parallel to the coast coast of baja california. by the time it curves away, it will will be close enough to potentially send moisture towards the bay area. that would would be the fuel for potentialr dry thunderstorms by early next week. that is the last thing we need after all the file fuels. the vegetation has been cooked by this heat. the advisory and the warnings continue through at at least thursday. friday still plenty hot before we gradually return to closer to normal temperatures by saturday and sunday. probably back to around advertise by monday of next week. again, at that point, we will see the atmosphere for that that potential a pop up showers or some of those showers could grow into full-fledged thunderstorms with that dry ligg threat. a l

daytime highs in san francisco will peak as we head into friday.kies even as we head into the weekend. a similar trend along our coastline. but where i can't say that is the case is all the way off in our inland east bay. >>> daytime highs in the upper 80s. by tomorrow we'll see that heat wave pick. >> even though it is the season of fall, be careful. getting some fresh air, maybe sunshine. make sure you are wearing sunscreen and still hydrating properly. a warm one. great pool weather. we'll keep you updated. for now, back over to you. >>> thanks, jess. >>> opportunities aren't equal for everyone. see how this week's jefferson awards winner is trying to fix that. >>> and join us every day for a week new live new forecast on our sister station kbc w. find us on channel 397 . >>> one of the fastest growing technology sectors is this design. but few of those jobs are held by women or people of color. this wreak's jefferson award winner, a man who is in the process of changing that trend. >>> sean has taught thousands of students in dozens of schools

they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted disinformation campaign against high one in the same time, they also engage in economical origin. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and you can watch the full interview now with joseph, who on d w's. youtube channel. the e u. e. use drug regulator is expected to authorize the 1st coven 19 vaccines for the on the cross variant, although they do not target the latest strains. the adapted vaccines made by the bio tech pfizer and mid darnell will be discussed at a meeting of the european medicines agency on thursday. this comes a day after us health officials approved updates took over 19 vaccines that do target the latest strains of the con variant. the tweaked booster shots could be available in the u. s. in a matter of days. you authority say they hoped to approve a separate visor, vaccine adapted for the latest on types in the fall. and madison sports news. the tennis star, serena williams has moved into the

s w it's gone from high to extreme. yeah, right now it's showing that it's 76 degrees at the top of fountain grove. so we expect that temperature it obviously go up pretty significantly this afternoon and then santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal monitoring the extreme weather getting fresh data from this new remote weather station now transmitting weather stats in real time currently high temperatures and low humidity for us. that's a concern that just means that there is the potential that if we do have a fire it's much more likely to spread rapidly with how dry the fuels are. yes, it was a tough day for a bike ride, but 2,000 cyclists were up for it. are you glad? you was the tour de fuzz a bike ride benefiting the law enforcement chaplaincy of sonoma county this weekend. there was extra water for riders and some health warnings riding in the heat can be hazardous. so we gave everybody a warning. we also have three emts on standby as well. we advise writers to leave earlier to wear lighter clothing some riders wrot

so, are you guys standing in the water up this high last night? got up on the counter at first. and then i told my husband, i said you know, i think we're going to drown. >> o'donnell: so unsure of their survival, at one point, they considered tying themselves together, so no one would wash away. >> i couldn't find a rope. >> o'donnell: her daughter feared the worst. >> i was so worried about them. >> o'donnell: we were there when they saw each other for the first time. >> oh my god! >> the message i got from her was the water was waist-high, and she didn't know if they were going to make it. >> o'donnell: you left that on a message? >> text message. >> yeah, i just said i love you. i don't know if we're going to make it or not. >> o'donnell: we heard similar stories through cecilia's neighborhood. they want us to clear the area but a lot of people are kind of stuck. and so they're coming through-- these are the great firefighters here in florida, making sure that they are checking on everybody. they're doing wellness checks, if people are trapped

but as high pressure expands again tonight, guess what? that fog goes away and we're talking about some serious heat is going to be hotter tomorrow. it's going to warm all the way the coastline. we're talking. temperatures in the valleys, even inside bay. you're going to see some of these temperatures moving up the triple digits in santa clara valley as high as 110 degrees. again, the tri valley in parts of the contra costa county. alameda. also county and parts of the north bay, too, looks like much cooler weather coming our way this weekend. so this is going to be one quick hit of some super he then we start to cool back down again as we head in toward the weekend. but this ridge of high pressure, you've got a front come over the top of that you see right here that from moving by once that front moves by all of a sudden high pressure builds right back in kind of snaps right back. that sons, all these temperatures soaring around the bay area. so again, be prepared that we're not done with this heat wave just yet, even though it's cool dow

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and it's only expected to get worse during the next high tide. residents of central florida woke to high winds and catastrophic flooding. forcing hundreds of people to flee their homes. in hard-hit kissimmee first responders used air boats to rescue those trapped. >> we were deep in water in the house. >> reporter: in some cases people were carried to safety, like this woman, crying with relief to escape the flood waters. >> we're going to bring them out to higher ground, and then we're going to be settling them to shelters. >> reporter: rescue crews raced to evacuate residents of this orlando nursing home threatened by rising waters. this woman and her 72-year-old mother were forlsed to swim out a window to reach safety. >> you have to like either swim or drown. >> reporter: dramatic rescues played out across the region. these two people were plucked from their sailboat overnight. here in st. augustine at the height of high tide water spilled overtime the sea wall washing out roads and sidewalks more than i amile and a half. the high water leavi

on the back of the indefinite shut down of not spring one, they high since form back from their highs the day. so that suggests that any new fiscal package that is coming is likely to keep a lead on energy costs. and i think any impact on inflation is likely to be tempered by the fact that already even given the fact that we've seen a big spike in energy prices in april you k, consumers are already feeling the pinch. if you bring in this school measures right now, that will stock that fiscal pinch getting any worse, but he's on the line leads to fuel inflation. okay, so some of the actions that trust could take could help to avert that. but we'll have to see how she does michael hughes, and thank you very much for that. thank you. i'm with staying on energy opec and its allies of agreed to a small cut in oil production to bolster prices. as despite calls from several western governments to increase supply to ease inflation caused by the global energy crisis. benchmark brent crude oil has dropped to round $9.00 to $5.00 per barrel of the surging to $120.00 in june. the price decline co

but at the same time, the high, high for electricity, which is a big problem, is because the marginal fuel that we're burning now is natural gas and then gets transmitted. and so they do have to intervene in markets and do something. this isn't going to be a hugo chavez thing. we don't have to worry about that. you know, this will be a temporary thing. then we'll have some benefits. yes, it will have some benefits if done properly. ok, well there's a lot of work for an energy analyst like he right now tom, because there's so much going on at the moment. but thank you very much for clearing up those stories force. right. they have a good and now to some of the other global business stories making news. turkeys, official inflation rate hit a new 24 year high of more than 80 percent in august. some analysts expected and even higher rate of the central bank, unexpectedly cut interest rates last month. the turkish lira has lost more than half of its value in the past year. same with currencies, us dollar has surged to a 20 year high against a basket of 6 currencies, while the euro fell bel

there is a high high wind advisory in effect. c, effect. currently, a 57-minute e 57-minute drive to 680. things are looking smoothly. about a 21-minute drive from state route route 27 over to the bridge. let's give you a final look at the bay bridge where you are stg to see traffic. the metering lights are on. 23 minutes from the maze to the city. >> i always just try to look at the sky and avoid looking at that traffic. > >> we will see some scattered ss scattered showers in the eastland hills. not a lot of that cavity. we might see a drizzle or two. daytime highs will start rising over the next couple of days. it will quickly turn to the 90s as we head into the weekend or the east inland . inland hills. 60s sticking around for the coast. > >> we are going to jump over tow to cw, 44 cable 12. catch us there. otherwise, you can stay . stay here. cbs news this morning this morning is coming up next. ♪ >>> welcome, welcome to "cbs mornings" on this tuesday, september 20th, and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast. i'm tony dokoupil. >

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here's a look at our projected highs. i'll give you a complete accuweather 7-day forecast in a few minutes, dan and alma. okay spencer. thanks very much. we'll see you shortly after another flex the lord california's energy regulators. we're able to stop short of rolling blackouts tonight, but there was a real risk of that still thousands in the bay area are without power right now many of those outages due to equipment failures because of the extremely hot weather abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is here with us with that story chair. well, biggest outage numbers dan are here in the east bay. you see all of those colors in the east bay more than 17,000 customers without electricity in that area. we also then looked down in the south bay where we have more than 5,000 customers without electricity. also seeing outages in the north bay and along the peninsula, but the fact is even those with electricity are having issues trying to stay cool. darkness in parts of livermore monday night as thousands lost electricity this after t

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they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted disinformation campaign against high one in, at the same time, they also engage in economic origin. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and you can see the fuller interview and now with richard joseph wu on the w. you chew channel a country in the horn of africa struggling with extreme drought world aid organizations. a warning the region is on the brink of catastrophe. with more than 20000000 people experiencing of food insecurity in the wake of 5 consecutive failed rainy seasons, the w's eve, kamani visited farmers in alabama ravine the heart of can you spread basket to see how they're adapting to multiple challenges? this was supposed to be a bumper, have asked for jonathan key bet, but things could not have gone west for the canyon farmer. first, the rains failed to come in much than an infestation of army ones attacked his crop . and most recently, a violent storm flattened his entire harvest will not be h

the high temps let up a bit on the thermometers wednesday, but were still high enough to require another flex alert in the bay area pg and e north coast. vice president ron richardson says running large appliances later at night and early in the morning will help the power grid that those opportunities run them like, you know, you're in the middle of the night for mike. that was safer, midnight. >> so around noon the next day, that's my use those appliances. thousands found themselves in the dark tuesday into wednesday due to heat related outages. richardson says most of those outages occurred in the south bay. >> but everyone should be planning for the same possibility. understood restoration times that you could plant make sure that you can still now playing your day without out of power. what you need to make work at a such those who conserve energy during a flex alert to avoid outages will be rewarded this year pg and e started their power saver awards program for customers to sign up for. it allows us to get them back to us as a program that allowed for the customers are earned. i t

ok for high yields, there high-yield issue has been expended by their maturities.f you are on floating rates, that is becoming a sense -- at a time where economic conditions are tougher. i think the saving grace is that the european high-yield universe is not massively exposed to u.k. sound alone risk, maybe 15% of our universe. real exposure to economic weakness, there is lots of utilities and their, lots of telco and there, which should be a better place to withstand the pressure from the consumer. and, companies which need to exit foreign supply chains to pay up, given our shrinking currency. alix: thank you, very much. we appreciate your time today. coming up, how can the truss government gain the trust of investors? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> higher interest rates, homeowners, mortgage owners, together with significant energy prices. we think in terms of a recession that we are deep and long --we are getting on the right track. >> ♪ >> error is a rebalancing of the macro policy environment. our anticipation of new -- policy, i think it is hard not to draw the con

in a surprising -- and a high reading in august. you never want to overreact too much to anyone data point. if you look at them together, as i mentioned, if you really look at this year's inflation, 3, 6, 12 month trailing you see inflation is running too high. 4.5% or above. you don't need to know much more than that. if that's the one thing you know, you know this committee is committed to getting to a meaningfully restrictive stance of policy and staying there until we feel confident that inflation is coming down. that is how we think about it. >> hi. i wanted to ask about the balance sheet. you all have left open the possibility that you might sell mortgage-backed securities, but we have seen significant slowing in the housing market. mortgage rates have gone up. i'm wondering, weather conditions there might affect your plans for how quickly you have the run-up? chair powell: what we said was we would consider that once runoff is underway. it is not something we're considering now or i expect to be considering in the near term.

united states in the high-tech industry. we can produce chips and protect her interests. >> arizona stands with taiwan. we look forward to building on the many opportunities ahead. >> taiwan dominates the global chip market. the united states relies on it. they have been working to secure their own supply. a key part of the strategy is the taiwan semiconductor manufacturing companies. they are building a new plant in arizona, and infusing its economy with 2000 new jobs. taiwan has another connection to the u.s.. pilots are training at an air base on the main f-16 fighter jets. china has accused the u.s. of inflaming regional tensions with the recent visits to taiwan, starting with house speaker nancy pelosi. >> most kids are back to school after a break. >>> in shanghai, they are returning for the first time in half a year. authorities in the city closed elementary and junior high schools in march due to the coronavirus. they later enforced a lockdown lasting months. kids have been learning online. now that they are back, th

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thomas i teach at washington high school. want to follow up, i think if you had cb oshg groups in the schools, that would go a lot and connect kids and parents. they worked in the schools and had offices in the schools and not just classrooms. i can imagine if all the community organizations were in the schools, they could do a lot of the work that teachers can't do while they teach in terms of access and listen to kids and getting them access and connecting families to resources. upon combenls on this theme? support for low income and limited english families? i'm a teacher at washington and el teacher before our newcomer got cut at school. i have a question about out reach english families you had this quote from street data, which our site did a book club last year. so what strategy you are look to employ from that book or other literature you read that will specific low reach out to limited english families? obviously, town halls are nice but i think there was not the first one there was in the a huge attendance and not s

today's high temperatures included record highs for this date.irfield. that would be an all-time record. looking out over san francisco, it is 84 degrees right now. the official reading was 91 here earlier. san jose 100. 64 at half moon bay. there was no marine layer over the golden gate and we would not have one tonight either. fairfield 112. 10 wait at livermore. another view from the rooftop camera, these temperatures will persist through friday. we can expect more record highs and increased fire danger. one more look at the excessive heat morning in effect for all locations in the coast through 8:00 p.m. thursday. daytime highs will be up to 115 and the hottest spots. near the coast, we have a heat advisory for the same time until 8:00 p.m. thursday. highs will be at or above 98 degrees. no marine layer. a patch or two of clouds and that's about it. overnight lows will be uncomfortable. mid 60's to mid 70's. tomorrow it will be hot once again. san mateo 78. 90 will be the high and downtown san francisco. the north bay, numerous 100 degree plu

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partly cloudy moe highs start to rise. when the eh the earth starts to warm up, tht the heat will rise and and uplift will happen. that is why we see pop-up storms. relative humidity is high as we head into into the evening hours. we might might see some pop-up storms until about 8:00. daytime highs are topping out to the upper 70. upper 70s. 60s along the coast and as we extend into the next couple of days, this area will e will leave for a high pressure system to park behind it and tht will dry us out and warm us up . up significantly. about a 10 degrees jump and even warmer, a. warmer, actually. 70s and 60s today, 80s tomorrow. if you are thinking ahead for any outdoor , outdoor deputies, friday and saturday is a great day to do it. upper 80s and lower 90s fore east inland hills. cool 70s thin this afternoon from the north bay to the east bay. like i said, scattered showers expected and we will keep a close eye on on doppler. > >> we are looking forward to the the weekend. let's start off with a look at how things are g

dear vladimir vladimirovich, it is a great honor for me today to receive such a high award precisely on the eve of the centennial anniversary of the state sanitary and epidemiological service. thank you for the high appreciation of my work, but i want to say that this, of course, is the achievement of our team, the oldest in the institute in the country, the federal scientific center for hygiene named after fedor fedorovich isman, in which i worked 45 jobs for 45 years. having gone from a young specialist to the present day. i want to say that during this time there have been colossal changes in hygienic science. today, the center has the latest laboratory facilities and diagnostic staff of high specialty. and most importantly, in the twentieth year. well, a new testing toxicological laboratory and a vivarium have been put into operation, uh. hmm. which actually now meet all the requirements of the world standard and are accredited in the international e international system. i want to say that the institute is developing and, uh, the center is included in the federal program. uh, sa

grade or high yield junk bodies and the lqd is investment grade. i'm not showing the lqd. but it is below it's march extreme at the lowest levels since 2010 finally, we're all talking about the dollar index but i have to show the chart again. month to date of the dollar index. up 4% for the month and it isn't even over. we settled august at 108.7 a tremendous move and i agree with ron the fed wants us all to do a good favor it ought to globalize its views of the world because the dollar index is really changing the dynamics and they need to keep up seema? >> 'yeah, they do. oil prices falling along with just about everything else today, down nearly 6% below $80 a payroll and the lowest level since january of this year crude just for some perspective is down more than 7% just this week we also want to take a look at natural gas, down about 12% this week and 25% for the month already, as stocks continue to decline, you next guest says he's concerned about a coming earnings recession and he has a list of names to short and to go long chief investment

well, let's just do the forecast highs. let's do that. okay so tomorrow high temperatures. little cooler than today. believe it or not, we're going to see temperatures generally in the mid seventies upper seventies in the warmest spots, and we're gonna trend this way for the next few days, so the temperatures as we go through the rest of this week, end of the weekend, stay low. and then on top of that, we've got a low pressure center that's going to park itself offshore and basically what already is offshore, but it's gonna enhance as we go into the weekend. and some of the models are pretty aggressive on rain showers on sunday, which would be really welcome side of the bay area. so let's look forward to that. in the meantime, this entire week continues like this is the forecast highs for tomorrow. right through the week shower possibilities on sunday and maybe a little into monday as well. we'll see how that goes. got ways ways to go with that. i'll come back. i'll put up the five day forecast and we'll get it going a bit. thanks, bill and update now on the three hikers wh

any time we have high heat we know fires can quickly spread.for interior parts of the bay area with triple-digit heat extending through tuesday. for san francisco they are much milder throughout the weekend. we're looking at highs in the upper 70s and low 80s throughout the weekend. >> and our drive times are doing pretty good, a live look at the san mateo bridge, we've got some fog covering some of the bridges but look at this, no metering lights, but a great way to end our friday morning. it is labor day weekend. >> looks like they're making it a four-day weekend. whatever you do, thanks for joining us. try to keep cool. >> the "today" show is coming up next. have a great weekend. >>> good friday morning. the long holiday weekend is here, and everyone is looking forward to it. >> yes, we are. we have everything you need to know to enjoy these final days ofof summer. it's september 2nd. this is "today." >> getaway day. americans from coast to coast ready to enjoy summer's last gasp, and it is going to be a scorcher for tens of millions facing

the confidence in them definitely occurring as not as high.. en is there. even in the bay the temperatures are still going to be warm. so south bay these numbers are for today. not that bad. there is a lot of 80s on here. palo alto 88. fremont 84n jose will hit 90 today. it will be hot for those inland east bay valleys. there is danville at 95. dublin hits 93. back along the bay shore we are rigt are right around 80 for much ofe of the east bay and then it is still upper 60s. you will be around 95, 96 in santa rosa. it will be in the low 100s for mendocino and lake county to day. let's get into the 7-day forecast in and watch how this will change. so if we look at san francisco, oak land and san jose, highest numbers on here are 99 for san jose. hot, suret sure. first alert day, yes. here is where the real issue is. we have saw this already. this std of highlighting the daytime higs for the inland east bay which we did with the bars, these are the north bay valleys. you will but to 105 on monday. 106, places like santa rosa up through napa val

now from the cbs studios in san francisco, we have record high temperatures, record high energy demand. one thing we don't have, a break for tuesday when temperatures will be as hot had as today. at this hour had we're seeing heat related blackouts across the bay area with record power demand expected tomorrow. earlier today people flocked to the beaches to beat the heat when we heard this estimate on how hot it is. how hot does it feel like out here? >> 400. >> it's crazy, i went down to te north end of town to pick up a prescription at 9:30 and the pg the parking by the beach was already gone. the traffic was backed up for two miles. >> today was a holiday. tomorros holiday. tomorrow's demand exped demand expected to break a record set in 2006. as people return to their homes and offices. cal iso is looking to pull in energy from the pacifit pacific northwest to save off rolling blackouts. we avoided any of those today, but thousands of customers across the bay area did lose power in pockets as the heat overwhelmed the equipment, including scattered outages and a number of neighborho

away from those record highs on saturday. the heat building, the peak of the heat will be sunday and monday and that's when we make a serious run towards record territory for san jose, santa rosa, concord likely to break a record high temperature, that's saying something because the record on sunday is 113 degrees. degrees. the hottest day is monday, records will be closing san jose likely to be broken for for santa rosa. for concord and in livermore, high temperatures approaching 109 degrees. on labor day. we are emphasizing the he safety tips, and it's important to know the difference difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke, know know the symptoms and know what you need to do so you can see all of the symptoms, and they vary depending on whether you are focused on how your head feels, whether or not you are sweating, how your skin feels, your pulse, and the difference is that heat exhaustion means you need to get to an air controlled place, plenty of water and get into a cool shower shower to drop your body tempe

will this huge area area of high pressure is just sitting over california. the reason why the national weather service has issued the excessive excessive heat warning only for the bay area but pretty much all all throughout the southwest. this expands into nevada and parts of arizona. as we extend into the afternoon our daytime highs are going to be record-breaking. current temperatures already sitting in the upper 90s near concorde. livermore broke the triple digik digit mark already sitting at 103. today we're supposed to get get up to 109. the last time i saw this amount of heat for livermore was back in 2018 got up to 108. you get the trend. is is going to last through the week but will break that down in in the full forecast. for now, back to you guys. ll cooling cs centers open across the bay area area during the hottest hours of of the day today. you can find the nearest one to you by going to our website kpix.com. and is is not just energy usage you should be mindful of. a spare that air alertt winds and holid traffic cause unhealthy smoke a. smoke a

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there's the myrtle beach high tide, 11:18. high tide at 11:41.the time we get through this evening, it's already inland. this is not hitting at worst-case scenario high tide, but we're still keeping an eye on it. it rightfully scares everyone. >> we're looking at 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., eastern standard time landfall around georgetown, right, obviously the storm surge not expected to be what it was in florida. we were looking at a cat four, teetering on a cat five. now it's a cat one. if you look at the catastrophe that we're seeing now, the aftermath in florida, what expectations do you have now with this storm making landfall in georgetown north to myrtle beach with the storm surge of what we're going to see there? >> i think it will be something similar to 2017 when hurricane matthew came through this area. we saw damage to myrtle beach pier a portion of it got destroyed. we didn't see the water going over the dunes and into houses with wave action and stuff like that. we will see some damage on the immediate coastal areas right to the right of

so tomorrow, our highs are looking a little less high, but still triple digits for you in the inner east bay, the north bay, morgan hill looking at one. 0, 7, 79 in san francisco. i would back into the extended forecast where i do have an end to this heat wave to show you. thanks so looking forward to >> right now, firefighters in contra costa county and monitoring hot spots from the barry fire in rodeo forward. progress stopped just after 2 o'clock today. the fire started in the areas berryhill court and sawmill road. this is in rodeo. the fire did burn 50 acres right now. it's 40% contained. no injuries or any damage to structures reported so far. another big story that we are watching is that cal iso is just one step closer to ordering rotating power outages. and this is coming as officials are declaring and energy emergency alert to officials say kauai. so is expected to declare an energy emergency alert 3 around 5.30. that puts us one step away from ordering rotating power outages. and this is coming as pg. e customers are already dealing with outages in part of the bay area. here's

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we have a number of the daytime highs climbing into the day time highs and setting us up for severalcessive heat. and santa clara, beautiful to start, but because we don't have a marine layer, you can't cool off, and even along the coastline, it is above normal. in san jose, you can see the orange glow. in addition to the heat, there is a spare the air alert because of the combination of a number of things that i will get to. i wanted the show you the temperatures out of the door. it is right now and between 9:00, it is going to be the best bet to enjoy the temperatures, because the temperatures are going to warm up really, really fast. and there is a spare the air alert for the sensitive groups, because of the pockets of the possible poor air quality, because of the nearby fires and talking about the mill fire, and the six rivers fire, and that is because of the poor air quality due to the high pressure over the bay area, and the smog and pollutants out there. right now, it is 58 in san francisco, but by 1:00, we will climb into the 70s. we have the clear skies, and meanwhile, the a

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they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted this information campaign against ty, one in the same time, they also engage in equal corporation. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. and all of these exercises were responds to nancy pelosi visit here at the beginning of august. when you reflect on that visit, there was a debate about whether it was the right thing to do. was it worth it for all of this? let me make a clarification. the chinese were claiming that the speaker pillows his visit to taiwan is something that they need to respond to by speaker closes, visits with high one he just, one of those strings of the visitors come, he's with high one and there was precedence for example, newt gingrich, also visited taiwan before and we have so many senators and congressmen or senior officials visiting have one from other parts of the world. and from this you can see that china just use this as a pretext to launch the military threat against taiwan. and what