>> bucks county is the bellwether of bellwethers.gone back and forth between republicans and democrats. dr. oz got the trump endorsement, and he needed to to get the base energized last night. to win this election between oz and fetterman, he's got to win the suburban voters looking for the more moderate candidate. his campaign ads are targeted towards these suburban philadelphia counties like bucks county. he says he's not the extremist in the race, trying to portray fetterman as soar to the left to win over these middle of the road, bucks county voters. sandra: we were playing out a video with president trump standing behind dr. oz in latrobe, pennsylvania. why is that so important? >> that's conservative territory out west, and that's where the base needs to show up also for dr. oz and other republican candidates down the ballot. dr. oz has to thread a very, very tricky needle. to win in a state that's always closely divided, he's got to get the base out in the rural parts of the state, out in western pennsylvania, but he can't al

that same trip can cost $233.01 way on a plane. 100 bucks more than the bus. the way isn't the only luxury bus service. there's also the jet bus between new york and washington, which has specialized motion canceling seats, which the company says eliminates feeling like you're on a bus, plus some free adult beverages, the cost between one and $200.01 way. but these luxury overnight busses aren't common in the us, and that's part of the challenge with making them successful. look it's not going to be easy because we think of bus travel as dingy and frankly cheap, so it's going to take some education and it's going to take a little bit of getting used to. but if they do it right if they market it right. if they price it right. the customers could respond. and you know what? you're really gonna save on something like this last minute travel, so we looked at one way airfare for next week, and it was actually 200 bucks more than this bus arriving on the same day, so pretty good deal and if this route works for you. it really is a pretty good option. g o benitez abc

i am joe buck.he hall of famer. >> reporter: finally, it's the moment everyone has been preparing for. kickoff. >> take 6, push. ready, three. take. 3017, take. 37, take. 48, take. 45, take. 50, take. 42, take. got the fingers out, josh. >> reporter: troy, what's one thing the audiences don't know about joe? >> you can't be joe buck without put manage the time and the effort and being meticulous about it. and he does that. >> reporter: joe, what's one thing audiences don't know about troy? >> he is a great dad. he is a girl dad, and he is a great dad. and his daughters are his world. i think the human side of him gets lost a lot, because he is so good, and he was wired to be a championship player. >> reporter: after the final whistle, a sense of relief in the booth. these guys just had their own kind of game day. >> i can still feel it after standing with you guys. after a full game your adrenaline must be pumping. how do you come down after a game like this? >> the minute after the camera goes off,

rising crime is reason to sway voters like bucks county.n won pennsylvania by winning bucks by 17,000 votes. that same year trump won and republican senator pat toomey won bucks by more than 18,000 votes. dr. oz is having a round table right here next door to me and fetterman will be holding a rally in bucks county at 3:45 today arthel. arthel: it's important. that's why you are there. thank you. eric. eric: that is true. former presidents obama and trump are not the only former pchief executives hitting the campaign trail. rolling out the welcome mat for big names and less open to speaking to reporters who are following her campaign. alexandria hoff has more on that in las vegas. hi, alexandria. alex: former president clinton he joins a long list of party big names and celebrities that have brought in to assist perhaps the most vulnerable incumbent senate democrat and this is really a battle, voters are completely split right now with democratic incumbent cortez masto pulling tie. first latina elect today serve in the senate but leads by j

and i also hit the home of the 2021 nba champions, the waukee bucks.election season, the forum is also an early voting site. i spoke to the bucks president about that, and to start -- wesley matthews about his efforts to clinch young people that their votes matter. i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. ♪ ♪ ♪ we are just three days away from the 2022 midterm elections, y'all. do you hear that music? yes, that is how you know we are closing in on election day. nearly 39 million people have cast early ballots, more than 16 billion dollars has been spent this cycle. that is a new record. you are also now looking at a live picture from temple university in philadelphia, pennsylvania. we're in about an hour, president joe biden and former president barack obama will take the stage at a campaign rally to support democratic notorious candidate josh shapiro is running against election denying republican josh mastriano -- john fetterman who is locked in a razor thin race against republican tv dr. mehmet oz. i want to bring in nbc news white h

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carter, doesn't seem like much happened buck actually lots of stuff happened this week, especially with the inversion and with the move in energy. >> that's right, we had a lot of earnings news and a lot of movement that was idiosin cattic and also a lot of macro stuff. movement, currencies the meta for equities was a punch for the most part. >> dennis, what's your take on that is that good news all this stuff can happen and the markets take it in stride >> yeah, there was a lot going on under the hood this week in the marketplace, everything from walmart to target, hits, misses, a lot of different correlation stuff going on it is, like cool yoe would say, it's a stock ticker's paradise if you write on your research, this is a great week, where it may seem boring on the outside. >> mike, your take >> i think the news from target, if we're trying to take information there, i don't think as many have said that that's so great for the consumer i think the market managed to shake off some other things, like a lot of the nonsense going on in the crypto space with ftx. i might have expected t

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we're in a swing county, bucks county. if you look at the sitting senators, one is a democrat, one is a republican, this county voted for the republican. the last couple of presidential elections here within five percentage points over the last two. so we talked to voters around here, asked them what they're interested in voting on this year and how they're interested in voting. >> the border. immigration. and inflation. >> abortion. that is important to me. >> i'm always for less government. >> both candidates say they're campaigning in swing counties likes bucks county. tonight you have dr. oz. he has a rally at a firehouse here in bucks county. on voters here in this county, oz's campaign says it's gaining steam with republicans, democrats and independents. a fetterman campaign aid said that fetterman has held rally in bucks county before and the campaign has lunched a republican for fetterman initiative trying to get swing voters or republican voters to come to their side. another important point here what is going on

costs about 50 bucks a month.tness is 10 bucks a month. cnn business reporter brought this to our attention. inflation is hitting just about everything but ten bucks a month. how can they do that? >> ten bucks a month at planet fitness for 30 years, same price hasn't dropped. there's an important business strategy. planet fitness is the largest gym in the u.s. it's targeting people who have never signed up for a gym before or people intimidated by other gym cultures. the company's motto is the judgment free zone. the $10 a month plan draws people in but it's not expensive enough to where they're going to cancel it if they use it infrequently. they keep the price at $10 by converting members to the $24.99 which comes with more benefits. the ceo told me it's a get you off the couch price. >> get you off the couch price and maybe you're less likely to quit if it's so cheap. let's talk about other things that are inflation proof. we have other examples that are fascinating. >> costco's $4.99 rotisserie chicken. >> hot

how are things in bucks county?are wondering if things could be decided right here in ben salem in lower bucks county because there are a lot of suburbs in lower buck's county highly populate and a lot of key voters that could end up making a -- a real decision in terms of who ends up winning the senate seat or the governor's race. as you could see here, we've seen a number of folks coming out this morning. we've been talking to voters about what matters most to them and i want to introduce you to rose an an jack payson. they've lived here for 45 years. you have strong opinions about why you came out today. >> yes. i don't like donald trump. voting for a republican like mastre an yo means that we're going to have more trouble not voting for trump. >> and how about you, in terms of the issues, though the issues that mattered most to you? >> well, i think the roe issue bothers me. i think women should be able to choose. i don't like the fact that in -- when women are sick, there is an issue that they're being -- could

we sold over one 30,000 bucks after this article came out. it was great for business.uld encourage her to write a sequel and publish another one. i was very good for a business. but to the merit of her argument that article in particular trying to claim, effectively the title was the right wing children's education complexes upon us. the premise of her articles that we on the right are responding to nothing. there is in fact note left wing liberal indoctrination does nothing to see her there for you guys on the right are not needed you respond to nothing. i think that's a false premise it's an unfair to suggest there's nothing on the so-called left is attempting to propagandize children. we have a talk about called antiracist baby. there's all kinds of efforts to teach children from a different perspective. it's simply not true to say we are responding to nothing. it is a fair criticism to say we are propagandizing children from those who believe inre free. markets, personal freedom and bunatural liberty. but for that i say everyone propagandize his children. when look

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and then putting in sully bucks.n yourself. forget about the tom bradys and the steph currys i get that we've got sequoia, we've got blackrock, we've got tiger global and softbank. these are some of the biggest and most sophisticated investors in the world, not crypto, but everything in the world, and they missed it. >> yep, that's a great point the thing is sam bankman-freed, fried, he went out and raised more money from big investors. yeah, i think it raised a lot of question so much invested in one individual in an industry that should have been so decentralized. for a while it was ftx and binance who were the two biggest players. now we're down to one, binance >> any contagion risks in your mind, coinbase, others >> i think -- i don't know about coinbase specifically, but i think what we've seen in the past with some of these crypto implosions is there's a lot of entanglement between different player, investors. there's a lot of common investors. this is what's really interesting about it a lot of this started wh

crude oil down 1 1/2%, down a buck or so at $75 a barrel.aking a look at bitcoin as we like to keep track of what is going on in crypto world, right around 16,213 for bitcoin. all right, we're about one week away from georgia's senate runoff between rafael warnock and herschel walker but some voters already cast their ballots this weekend. charles watson is in atlanta. good morning to you, charles. how many people voted early so far? what's the number? reporter: hey, good morning, ashley. so far we have tens of thousands of folks who voted so far. i believe the latest number from the georgia secretary of state's office is around 180,000 folk are come out to cast their ballots. look, this race, despite control of the senate being in the democrats favor, you get a sense here on the ground it is still of great importance to folks who live here in georgia. as i mentioned numbers don't lie. the georgia's secretary of state office released numbers for the first saturday and sunday early voting we saw there, more than 157,000 folks cast their ballo

the buck does not stop there. for the tragic loss of buffaloes mom of three hear a bending field, she was murdered by her estranged husband 24 hours after he was released from custody with no bail for beating her. hope will pointing the finger at the system, she says and not her no cash bail laws. she runs a system, lee zeldin subtotals attitude on crime is why his position to flip new york and the gubernatorial always. no accountability at all what do you say during the debate i don't know why this is so important to you. >> she's also gone one better than that castigated republican sinus conspiracy to convince people that crime is rising referring to republicans as master manipulators. is she accusing aye of being a masturbator. she said this about her daughter's murder. keaira bennefield's ex-husband were estranged husband would beat her and was released because he was charged with misdemeanors, judges in new york state cannot wait the dangerousness of a perpetrator, of an assailant and considering bail and he

they'll sell out their mother for a buck. they'll sell out their mother for power. apparently they'll sell out their national interests. so there are a lot of people who are collaborators and complicit here, tucker, and yet they want to hold up russia, russia, as the biggest threat in the world, i'm not saying it's not a threat, it is a threat, but comparing china to russia whose economy is about the size of france's is ridiculous. china, as we know, is funding the war in ukraine right now. so, i mean, so i'm glad you're doing this tonight, because this is the single biggest threat to freedom and our own sovereignty

so he comes out and charges eight bucks.he puts out this video where she's eating chicken and she's got the nice lighting and she's like, hey, elon, what's up? and then he's like, no, you're going to pay, get it. and then she hits him back and says, i can't look at my mentions. is elon messing with me? elon comes back and says, what can i say? it was a naked abuse of power. >> oh, a year. i know she's engaged. maybe now i know she's engaged ,but i'm just saying i'm going to leave it there. i think they want me to leave it there. then i do not know what the heck is going on twitter. >> i don't know. okay, i don't know. i don't understand. i think the only thing that matters is how he runs the business, whether or not he can make money. >> the stock closed at fifty three bucks a share today . he paid fifty four dollars a share. can he make money off of it? lots. a lot of people making a big deal out of the eight dollar for the the blue check. if he says he can eliminate the bots on twitter, is that not a good thing? i think it

pat toomey carried bucks county. if you come to the presidential race in 2016 and 2020 hillary clinton and joe biden carried bucks county. so if mahmet oz -- if bucks county is red tomorrow night and if mahmet oz is within 8, 10 points, 11 points, he's got a shot to win and that's why he's there tonight and why he's there without donald trump. >> what if the republicans take control of the house. >> the suburbs will decide the key senate races. let's come out to the map here and take a look at it from a different perspective. come out nationally, bring up the house campaigns for you, we're in 2022, and let's take a look at the competitive races. we have 82 competitive races. this is partnering with our partners at inside locations. 82 across the country. and they are from coast to coast, from the northern corner of maine all the way to southern california. could take a while to count in some of these races but of these 82 rays, 57 -- 57 have democratic incumbents, they're defending almost three times as many seats as

bitcoin down close to 500 bucks at 16,147. now this. president biden turned 80 on sunday.hat makes him the first octenarian to hold office. some democrats are concerned about his age as he mull as 2024 run. mollie hemingway joins us this morning. we know what joe biden was like at 79. now he is 80. is it time for a new generation? >> president biden was never the brightest bulb in the chandelier throughout his 50 years of public service. these last few years shown a decline from where he was. that is understandable. even when he was running for office he was struggling. being in office is very difficult even on young people. you look at those pictures of presidents aging in office. it's a lot of work and rigor. people are concerned about him he is the first okay at octogenn office. the problem for the democrats don't have a great ben of people. would be difficult to move away from a sitting president. i'm sure you will hear a lot more but they have a difficult path ahead. ashley: next one for you, molly, the governor of florida, ron desantis laying out a roadmap for republ

the buck stops here. truman a long and lasting shadow cast by his leadership upon, us and every yet born president truman. i don't know how the earth will really work operates. but if you hear me and if there are antagonists even in zion, give them hell. harry. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable roy blunt, a united states senator from missouri missouri. well, on april the 12th, 1945, harry truman come over to this building as clipped and mentioned he loved the capitol he'd loved working in the senate. he'd come to this building and not too far from here in a room that the speaker still probably calls board of education he and sam rayburn were going over the events of the day and whatever else they might want to talk about that day. and a note was passed into the vice president. you need to come to the white house. something happened. well, there were lots of things happening in april of 1945. it's hard to know what harry truman might been thinking about when he went to the house later that for history since

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what a great place to be. >> pete: why did you choose bucks county the oz campaign. >> bucks county isto be key to republican victories. we see today republicans vote on election day in pennsylvania. so we're coming out and making sure everybody gets out and vote today. >> pete: i'm saying almost -- well, every single person i have talked to in this diner is voting today in person. >> yeah, exactly. [applause] >> pete: how does that break down from your perspective with the other absentee ballots? >> pennsylvania is an absentee and day of voting state, right? so democrats get a lead in the absentee. we have seen it. know they come in with a lead on that and we overcome it on election day. everybody need to go vote gop. i was at oz's rally last night. i asked the audience of over 1,000 people home of you have voted not a single hand went up. got to get it done today. he has to win by 60% i think he will. get out and vote. call your family and friends. call everybody you know take back this country. >> pete: election day wave if you want the red wave here in pennsylvania. it's been kind

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it's my first buck. i'm really a filmmaker and we've made i've been making films for decades. we've made over 14 15 films almost all of them. i've been broadcast nationally on pbs which were grateful for. this is the first one we've chosen to turn into a film because we had this resource and actually mark pail out on my co-author was the originator of that idea. i think of myself as a filmmaker rather than an author, but i have to say there's something satisfying about seeing your name in a book, you know, an actual physical book not just an ebook. i mean there is an ebook, but but there's something about seeing your name in a book. that is really great. michael pack is the co-author of created equal clarence thomas in his own words, and he's president of manifold productions inc. we appreciate for being on book tv. thank you very m

i wouldn't count on it. >> congressman buck, there are a myriad of things to look at this. what else shows up on your radar that perks your interest that you believe congress has really a responsibility to look at from the judiciary committee? >> look, jason, i think what's critical, you mentioned it earlier, that is the biden administration has set the tone and there's now press tent for how they have enforced subpoenas. they have charged steve bannon for failing to comply with a congressional subpoena, they threatened mark meadows and others in this regard. if they now because it is a republican congress don't enforce subpoenas, they look at hypocritical now as we think they will be. so i think it is critical that we look at this administration and make sure that they are even handed in how they apply their subpoena enforcement between a republican congress and a democrat congress. >> congressman comer, there's reports the democrats are doing something they evidently haven't done before, that is set up a war room. you have some of the democratic operatives with millions o

buck sexton co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show joins me now. the biggest and most utter waste of time i have ever heard for the white house to actually be worrying and concerning themselves and spending time on keeping an eye on twitter. let's not keep an eye on other things of greater importance. let's make sure that free speech is not free on social media. is that what -- am i understanding this right? >> no, i think the white house nice twitter you have there, lon, it's meant to be ominous trying to influence the outcome of the twitter takeover by suggesting that maybe the white house will try to take some kind of action not just through perhaps executive order but they could always use one of the many investigative agencies of the federal government, regulatory agencies to harass elon musk and i think that's why the white house is saying this. their base understands don't worry, we know you've lost one of your favorite propaganda toys and no longer a left-wing platform of total domination. we'll do something about this. i don't think the wh

it says that moscow sent buck missile launches to so called militants in don yeske. but russia also has hard evidence that is simply being ignored. investigators are acting very one sided, lee, ignoring important materials provided by the russian side, including that the miss our launch a could not have been delivered to the militants, little mac, and you're certainly, we do not have documented information that the militia sees the book system and missiles for it, i remind you that she cranium. officials have repeatedly stated that not a single anti aircraft system or missiles was seized by the malicious. therefore, i think that ukraine itself has denied such a possibility. while the russian defense mendecy says it's who has intercepted phone calls hinting at ukrainian involvement numbers, but is raining. we'd have an audio recording of a telephone conversations between ukrainian service man made in 2016. an analysis of its content confirms the earlier conclusions about the direct involvement or the ukrainian site and malaysian boy crash grants. just throw me in the

not to mention his charity spent nearly a million bucks on private jets and limos last year.al-need a private jet for? i just hope is he paying his taxes because he didn't during the obama administration. i confronted him back in 2016 about his taxes, and him calling cops pigs, watch. >> on fox news [inaudible] >> very good. >> you had where i said that a guy was talking -- talking about cops and pigs and i said you ain't going to do nothing and i mocked him. >> you talked about. >> wait a minute, wait a minute. now you are changing what you say. >> i actually have the transcript right here. good luck with the irs. >> i'm finished of with the irs. why don't you put that read vanity fair it's been all cleared up. >> jesse: congratulations. >> what you didn't think i would come out and talk to you because i have nothing to hide. >> jesse: i didn't think he would actually come back and talk to me he was hiding back stage at his own event for 90 minutes until he finally come out, nationally syndicated radio host dana loesch is here. can you believe you double your salary while bl

dagen: i'm not paying 20 bucks. i understand what he's saying. the ones with the blue checks and left wing liberals in hollywood. i bloviate. i freely admit that. he will open it up to more people and trying to figure out revenue raisers within the company but i don't need one as long as you prevent all these fake accounts from being opened up in my name. my twitter handle is dagen mcdowell. but they refuse to -- i can't tell you-ststephanie pomboy hada fake account that was set up. they don't enough to police the fake accounts. i don't think you need a blue you check if twitter did their job and stopped impersonators. maria: you have two major advertising companies telling their clients put a pause on advertising. it's exactly what general motors did, gm said we're going to watch this and see how the company changes before we resume our advertising on twitter. sos he's got to raise revenue somehow. dagen: gm is full of hot garbage. they're a competitor and they've fallen on hard times. where's our 10, $11 billion that you owe the american people

and pat toomey won bucks county. we don't have any votes in bucks county yet. watch this tonight. this is the more blue color of the suburban capollar counties montgomery around philadelphia, montgomery county, bucks county, you come down to delaware county, and you come back here just to look -- >> i keep telling you delco. >> i said that last time because you told me to on television and twitter loved it. this is very early. this is where we're gonna watch. it's going to be right here. >> can oz win or run even here and can he get closer here than donald trump did against hillary clinton or joe biden? because this is why right here is why joe biden won the common health. hillary clinton just lost it and joe biden won it right here. >> yeah. and it will be interesting to see again as we're looking in georgia the ticket splitting. it will be interesting to see the people that vote for the attorney general josh shapiro who is a democrat but then cross the aisle and vote for -- this is what county? >> i switched it over. >> this is the state? >> this is -- >> we don't -- we didn't e

he also says feel free to complain about twitter, it just costs 8 bucks a moo which also reinforces the idea that is what he was going to charge. he is having a little fun with it in his own kind of brilliant, wonky way, but he is singularly running the company. he blew out the board, and now five or six of the top executives and he quickly became the head of the everything and the ceo slash chief complaint officer. he can't sit in that one chair all the time. but right now, he is in there pushing hard to change and get things on the other hand in a new direction. >> i think that is my job at home. chief complaint officer for my kids. i can element to that. it is not a job you necessarily want. >> he gets paid more than you do. >> that is uethanks for joining always a pleasure. >>> that fast-moving cold front pushed its way through northern california yesterday. i mean, we all felt it, no matter where you lived in the bay area. each our inland areas got that much needed rain. >>> we'll look at rain totals in a second, but we have a little bit of a dry break as we wrap-up this week and h

ten bucks a month. they have a franchise model which has allowed them to expand quickly but also means they make a lot less per gym the stock hasn't done much in recent years they have had a rally from its ipo in 2015 before through early 2020 that was before the pandemic hit since then, it's been kind of choppy in the last few months, you've got exponential fitness that owns 10 distinct brands. rumble boxing gyms, club piliates basically a roll up of fitness concepts the one thing they have in common is they tend to be fairly high intensity exponential franchise model, they let them grow rapidly i got to tell you, we had them on the show not that long ago. i thought they told a terrific story. now, this one's from the ipo class of 2021. shocker. exponential came public at 12, and within five months, the stock had climbed to the mid-20s. we're pulling back to 13 and change earlier this year the stock rallied again this spring, new all time high, just under 27 bucks for another selloff took it to a new l

a buck 32 again that's the estimate and revenue the expectation is 14 $.74 billion. there's a lot of focus on this report and we are waiting for the numbers to cross right now. the stock is higher going into this earnings report. but, again, as far as the recession play, that is wal-mart again in the grocery number. i'm going to be dial intoed that. i will be right back with you as soon as i have wal-mart earnings per share. maria: it's going to give us a good window into not just the consumer but supply chain and growth. we will get back to you momentarily. time for word on wall street. greenwood capital president and chief investment officer walter todd and fitzgerald group principal, keith fitzgerald. thank you so much for being here. walter, let me kick it off with you with the macro story as we await wal-mart earnings, how important will this quarter be in terms of indication of where things are going? >> yeah, good morning, maria, thanks for having me. yeah, i think retailers this year so far have had a challenge with excess inventories, we saw with target and

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everyone that chipped in 10 bucks to help us get here. >> we believe in you! >> we love you!etterman: i also want to thank my family. [cheers] my mother, my father, carl, susan. my brother craig. where is giselle? yeah, giselle. [applause] six months ago, she saved my life. [applause] walking out of a bathroom, she recognized. and also my children. carl, grace, august. [applause] everyone, thank you. i also want to thank my team as well. the best team. brendan, my campaign manager. rebecca, bobby, joe, jason. everybody on my team. so many a part of it. thank all of the supporters also. i am so proud of the race we ran. this campaign has always been about fighting for everyone who has ever get not down -- whoever has gotten knocked down and got back up. this race is for the future of every community across pennsylvania. for every small town or person that felt left behind. for every job that has ever been lost. for every factory that was ever closed, for every person that works hard but never got ahead, i am proud of what we ran on. protecting a woman's right to choose. [appla

a nearly $500 stock, it's now at 52 bucks it's not all bad, i guess. robinhood is higher today.tes, thanks in part to higher rates and lower expenses that stock having its best day in two months, but robinhood is still down 85% from its all-time high of 85 bucks a share now let's get a cnbc news update with frank holland >> here's what's happening at this hour. israeli prime minister has conceded defeat to benjamin netanyahu in this week's election lapid constructed his office to prepare for an organized transition of power. in pakistan, protests sparked after imran khan was injured in a shooting attack. khan had been leading a protest convoy across the country, saying he was the victim of a conspiracy by the current prime minister and the united states and pope francis has started a four-day visit to bahrain. it's only the second time that the pope has traveled to the irani peninsula. the pope did speak out against the death penalty and discrimination today in a country that executes some criminals and has been accused of numerous human rights abuses. that's the very latest bri

there's still a 2 bucks. for that one. definitely going to be a nice day for maybe a little shopping prepping for thanksgiving ahead of what is about to be such a busy next week. we're officially 7 days away from the holiday and most of those days are looking so clear. so nice and dry. san jose, a few passing clouds, but still plenty bright and we're seeing those bright skies all across the bay area. low pressure to our west. it's not going to be working its way our direction, rather sent up to the north of us. so california in general us really set for a dry forecast aside from tuesday of next week. that's even our only chance of rainfall between now and the holiday tomorrow is going to clear. then today, just as nice and mild during the afternoon, just as cold during morning hours, though. so this a trend of cold mornings and mild afternoons continues. just make sure you're stepping outside each and every morning with that extra layer ready to go. as for temps today, it's low 60's at the coast mid-sixties for the rest of