army takes on san jose state at levi stadium. kickoff at 12:30. if you are not going to the game you can watch on the espn-u. and cal takes on pac 12 rival ucla at four mm at memorial stadium. the warriors a few days airway from starting the quest for a three-peat last night they tuned up for the regular season against the lakers at sapp centr. larry beil has the highlights in sports. >> good morning everybody. the warriors wrapping up against the lakeners san jose. no kevin durpt no lebron james no sense risking injury before the season starts. how about riley curry dancing the night away with aiysha. steph came out firing. corner three knocks it draymond green back from the sore knee to steph. turns, fires, money. curry 16 points in the first quarter. feeding damion jones here with north. jones will start at center in the epper. curry didn't play after the first quarter. some sort of illness. exwarrior javale mcgee shoots three. called it for him and he hits it. you know with le brin in l.a. a big rival rivalry. draymond and james only joking me

kron4 news at five is next. (vicki) now at five:were are following breaking news: a manhunt is underway... after explosive devices were sent to the home of the obamas, the clintons, and other prominent targets of right wing criticsm. cnn in new york - also received one of the packages....the governor of new york is calling this an act of political terror.... we'll have the latest on the investigation in just a moment. (grant) but first... in just moments we are expecting a major update on a suspicious fire that ripped through an under-construction housing complex. federal investigators were back on the scene today - sifting through the wreckage..- trying to figure out who or what may of sparked it. hello i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the fire broke out yesterday morning in west oakland. there are concerns this is a case of arson -- it's just the latest fire at an under construction housing complex in the bay area. kron4's terisa estacio is live in oakland - where news conference is about to st

least ten people have been killed in this so we understand about fifty injured at this blast at the college in. you are saying that the russian president has now been advised an update on the situation the kremlin and ultimately well these are going to he's going to enforce the undertaking of emergency measures made this blast in coach the presidential spokes person to mr peskov not ruling out acts or possible acts of terror as the russian president is offering his condolences we know that this happened around midday russia time and there are reports to the first shots were heard at around eleven forty five this morning there's also concern to the. could be further explosions and we know now that russia's national anti-terrorism committee is saying its operational headquarters is coordinating actions it says to prevent further explosions in the area serve every serious and grave situation in crimea at the moment. giving instructions to the emergency services to render assistance to those our wounded in the blast in crimea's putin's been informed about the explosion expressing his a

other side of the bay looking at that southbound 880 at 84. southbound 880 approaching 23rd just like last night we have lane restrictions. i think we're down to the off-ramp and on-ramp. >>> no mega millions jackpot in california but we're learning there was a single winning ticket sold in south carolina. >> another lucky ticket was sold in san francisco matching five of the six numbers. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in the safeway in san francisco where the ticket was sold. san francisco turns out to be pretty lucky. >> reporter: very lucky. none of us won because we're at work this morning. one of the winning tickets here at the safeway, yet another winner in san francisco at another safeway. that is something to say. last week there was a winning ticket sold at the safeway marina, with a five out of six winning ticket. the winner tinning $1.9 million. an employee worked at the bakery and found out he was a winner. the am/pm five out of six, the when it comes to the winner here at the safeway that payment is still to be de

mostly sunny start at the peninsula, 53. 72 at 1:00. back in the 60s at 8:00. big jump from 48 this morning to 73 at noon to low 80s in the afternoon hours in the east bay valleys. east bay shore, we have mostly cloudy, 8:00 hour. we will see increasing clouds. 66 at noon. pleasant, low 70s this afternoon with sunshine. take a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. next here's sue. >>> issues with the golden gate boat out of service. some mechanical problems. 7:30 lark spur, slow boat. a bus bridge at the sausalito 7:10. otherwise, we have problems out there with parking at the bart station. pittsburg pay point bart station because of the evacuees due to the fire we have been covering. do not park at the parking lot station. be dropped off or use another station parking lot. and the same for the sacramento to san jose capitol corridor. they are experiencing delays because of the same fire in the antioch area. give yourself plenty of time this morning. >>> thank you, sue. where does your favorite burger chain when it comes to antibiotic issues? >>> leaders took

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look at that. 67 by noon. mid-70s during the afternoon hours. cool 62 at 8:00. east bay shoreline, wrap it up by circling back to you. 55 degrees this morning with increasing clouds. we will see a little more sunshine. 64 at noon. happening out in the upper 60s this afternoon. increasing sunshine sounds great. a lot 8:00, grab a coat, it will be 59 degrees. temperatures still tracking near 90 highs. that's coming up in less than 7 minutes. here's sue >>> southbound 101, terra linda, central san rafael, you're moving at the limit. we'll check on the golden gate bridge. as mike was saying, no fog this morning. it's looking pretty good. four lanes in the southbound direction when they maneuver that. two lanes in the northbound direction. a breeze coming off the waldo. slowing over the central valley -- or over the altamont, i should say. the full freeway closure has been reopened until oakland. southbound 880, 23rd. pack at it again tonight, though, and we will check on it. >> thank you, sue. a new timeline for when the transbay terminal will reopen. and the action

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at noon we're at 63 degrees. livermore will reach 72, also 72 in napa, 69 in santa rosa, san francisco 63 degrees, san jose reaching 71. if you look out the window, grab a jacket, you will be much more comfortable, also some light long sleeves will keep you comfortable through the day, but we'll have some changes on the way. hotter temperatures moving in. that fights back our onshore flow. it won't be giving us the natural air conditioning. in fact or winds will shift, and high pressure always causes the air to sink. it produces a high amount of pressure on the earth. that's why we call it high pressure, so the air is sinking. as we go towards the end of the weekend, slightly cooler air as a couple storm systems stay to our north t won't be staying away from the western coast the mexico just to the north of puerto vallarta. this category 4 hurricane will be moving in and producing a high amount of rain. this is something we'll be watching, as it continues to spread, a lot of moisture over the mountainous region o

we will have mid-60s at the coast at 4:00. 78 at the bay.ay need to use the air conditioner if you're caught in traffic. let's talk about traffic. here's alexis. >>> checking out a couple of our typical slow spots during early

as the game starts at about 3:30, we'll be at 71. cooling down into the mid-60s heading into the afternoon and the evening. if you're going out of town, going to yosemite, we'll see more sunshine. highs reaching into the mid-60s for tomorrow as well as saturday. and then 60 degrees on sunday. going to l.a., 75 all weekend long. no issues. and then looking at carmel valley where we'll have some very comfortable air. highs reaching into the upper 70s for friday and saturday. and then on sunday, reaching 72 degrees. what are you doing this weekend? there is so much going on from going to the pumpkin patches to football games and also a lot of festivities going on. i'm @karihallweather. let me know what's going on and i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for the south bay coming up in about three minutes. >> thank you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. take a look at these pictures out of new castle, delaware, where police, atf, fbi have all responded to some sort of bombing investigation. not clear why. but they have loa

concorde at 50. so, we are looking at clear and cool conditions. we will see plenty of sunshine through the afternoon. with near normal daytime highs. right around where we should be for this time of year. and not a whole lot of change in the next several days. as they are really not going to move. but looking well ahead to next week there is a chance of showers. let's talk about the 24 hour temperature change because it is much cooler compared yesterday morning. we are talking 11 degrees cooler. check out napa, 21 degrees cooler. 12 degrees cooler in fairfield, and we're looking at about 12 degrees cooler in oakland. so here is the view, the ridge of high pressure really staying in place for today. and that low still to the south. so that feature, that flow really getting a light offshore wind. so it's not as strong as we saw yesterday morning. we are looking at seasonal daytime highs because of that light flow. we are looking at temperatures there. 80are not as warm as yesterday. we are looking at temperatures that are several degrees cooler. 83

morning at ft. mason. it's part of the 54th annual fund-raiser put on by the friends of the san francisco public library. the price is said to be reasonable $4 for hardback, $3 for paperbook, $2 for media, including dvds and vinyls. >> a few years ago, we had someone found a nice first edition of "the catcher in the rye," one of the most valuable first editions in the collections of first editions. >> reporter: what did that go for? >> $10,000, a very expensive book. >> the sale runs from 10:00 to 6:00 today through sunday at the festival pavilion at ft. mason. and all on sunday the prices are cut to just $1. so maybe you'll find a treasure. if not, there's nothing like picking up a good book to read. >> you want to take the book outside. we'll have nice weather. we start out this morning still very low humidity, especially considering that normally during the overnight hours our humidity levels come way up but right now, we're in the 60% range for some of our inland hills, and a light wind for most

at 1:00 a.m. san jose firefighters found heavy smoke and flames coming out of the house and neighbors were evacuated as a precaution. firefighters had the fire under control within 15 minutes but the house has extensive damage. >> we had to put a hole in the roof and let smoke out of the attic. there were fires around the house. believe the front part but it did extend and there were hotspots around the house. it took a while to get all of the hotspots pick. >> the red cross is assisting the homeowner and your pets, they all escaped unharmed. firefighters again could only confirm they are looking at this as a nurse investigation and that san jose police are involved. the homeowner tells us her ex- boyfriend has a history of alcoholism and mental health issues. at this time we have not received any word if anyone is in custody. in san jose, leigh martinez. >>> a fire started around 2:00 a.m. and they needed two hours from where they were break down the street from the aquarium. two men recovering a

we have concord and brentwood at 64. fairfield at 66. got 63 also at oakland. look at san francisco, hayward at 61 degrees. here's the setup for today. we've got a dry cold front rolling through. that is going to be the storm track for today and tomorrow. briefly cooler. its eraturesac toth year here's a look at the warm front that's going to come in starting wednesday. halloween, it's going to be dry and make it delightful to be out there in the evening hours and we'll keep building on the warmth through friday and pull the temperatures back this weekend. i'll show you that coming up. first let me tell you what's going to happen this afternoon. high clouds will be decreasing from north to south. so it will be getting brighter as we head towards sunset at about 6:14. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. not only half moon bay and also in santa cruz, but pretty much upper 60s to low 70s. san francisco and around the bay, low to mid-70s in the inland neighborhoods. here's a look at the high clouds in south beach looking at the western span of the bay bridge. be

>> not at all.resident has said, you know, he respects the independence of the fed and they're doing they're job. >> here we saw very strong defense of jay powell. christine lagarde, the imf chief said she felt he was a serious man with a serious team. governor carney also weighed in from the bank of england and said he's a man who understands the pipework in the financial system why, if they can give a spirited defense, does the president feel he needs to attack the federal reserve? >> well, he doesn't feel he needs to attack at all again, the president likes low interest rates the president's concerned about the fed raising interest rates too much and slowing down the economy. and those are obviously natural concerns >> what's your view on jay powell >> first of all, i think jay's doing a great job. he understands the regulatory environment. spending a lot of time here on regulations. we took bank regulations too far in the other direction i think that whether it's the occ or the fed or the fdic,

at that van ness site... that's when he says, he experienced work place harassment, including his attempts to wash his hands, but then finding human waste in the soap dispenser. haley recorded the images and reported the incident to his manager. <"and i let them know that happened, he just dissed me, said they were going to bring help out to the job site to have me checked out by on-site and they never showed up and i ended up having to leave on my own, going to my own doctors, getting my hepatitis shots all over again."> haley's racial discrimination lawsuit is now the second lawsuit filed against the clark construction group... by civil rights attorney john burris. clark construction says, it cannot provide detailed comments on pending litigation... however -- a representative says, they are committed to providing a safe and respectful work environment, free from harassment, discrimination and retaliation... for everyone on its project sites. (grant) a teen boy.... attacked and bullied by an older student w

looking at 56 san francisco and oakland coming in at 58. so here's what you can expect. we are looking at areas of fog and low clouds but for the most part mainly clear skies this morning. as we head through the afternoon enjoy the sunshine. we are looking at above average temperatures for this time of year. the warmest day out of the week, today. it's going to be warm on saturday but not as warm as what we're going to see later on today in the afternoon. satellite and radar view, there's that ridge of high pressure, this dominant high pressure system that will keep us warm and dry and it will block any weather systems from coming our way. we actually have two that we're tracking, two low pressure systems bringing the rain to the pacific northwest, not really for us. let's time it out on futurecast. just to show you, dry nditio we the day and all of that sunshine. so really looking beautiful all across the bay area. we're looking at areas of low clouds and fog along the coast and also parts of our -- parts of the bay as we go through tomorrow morning. and then that sunsh

jacket weather this evening. 66 at 8:00. 72 at noon. upper 70s this afternoon.l 62 heading out this evening. south bay is also starting in the 40s. will end up in the 70s this afternoon. down to 64 at 8:00. so here's sue. bring her in and tell us about the new accident. >> it's in oakland involving a big rig, unfortunately. the exact location. so we're taking a look right now at san rafael before we head back to chp. 20-minute ride out of novato to the golden gate bridge. a few brake lights up there at the top of the hill. looking good across the golden gate. two lanes in the northbound direction. fog free so far. keeping an eye out for that. our taourbl slowdown out of the central valley. zoom in on this accident involving a big rig. chp is saying it's now blocking the on-ramp. hegenberger on-ramp to southbound 880. will we will check back with chp and get a better idea on that accident coming up. >> it's a rough year for facebook. now advertisers are taking legal action against the social media company. >>> look at this incredible video. a bridge in texas gets

at last check-- warriors with a nice 70-47 lead at the break. curry, kevin durant, and klay thompson all in double figures early. we'll have full highlights later tonight. staying in oakland--even coming off a bye week, jon gruden's raiders know how to make headlines. the message out of alameda last week was the team isn't tanking, but they sure are making some significant moves. the latest-- amari cooper has been traded to the dallas cowboys. --the team's 4th-overall selection from the 2015 draft class....going to texas in exchange for a first-round pick. --the silver and black now have 3-first round selections heading into next year's draft... they have the one from dallas... theirs... and the one from the khalil mack trade --this ends any thought that cooper and derek carr would grow into an all-time quarterback-receiver combo. --after making the pro bowl twice, cooper's production has dropped over the last two seasons. --general manager reggie mckenzie did not speak to the media on camera, but he did say that the chance to have a 1st-rounder

only at 49 degrees. after that cool start, it will be a warmer day, so you have to make sure they're dressed for the cool morning, and a very warm afternoon, as our high temperatures in the tri valley head up to 85 degrees. it will be 83 in san jose, and 77 today in oakland. we'll get a look at what's going on for palo alto coming up, and mike, you're showing the jam through oakland. >> that's correct, getting into richmond out of the san pablo area from hilltop, where you're really starting to lean on the brakes, but then into richmond, we have a lot more traffic flowing as you have approached the merge in golden gate field and things get back to the limit. the earlier crash at about san pablo avenue have been cleared from the chp report, i think there may still be a vehicle or two on the shoulder, completely out of the lanes because it looks like folks are still distracted taking longer than i thought to clear up this friday. but the rest of the contra costa county and the east bay show a nice smooth d

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at this ratewid. the 75 chahip te honored last night and the warriors wore their union fr -- wore their uniforms from that era. curry channeled his inner rick barry. curry 23 points in the 1st quarter against the wizards. five of six from downtown. curry retees it, fired from deep. he is fouled and that's a four- point play. curry made 11 threes. here comes his tenth. and check out the shrug of the shoulders. curry scored 51 in just three quarters. three off his career high. he didn't even play the fourth. warriors beat the wizards 144- 122. >> you got a guy taking 40- footers and you're on the sidelines going, yeah, that's a good shot. good job. >> ha ha! >> explain that. we have never seen this before. >> and by the way, steph curry is a dodgers fan. eat your heart out giants fans. only 11 teams have comeback to win a world series down 2 games to none. that is what the dodgers are facing this morning. once a member of the red sox, dodgers skipper dave roberts giving some love to his former teammates

it shouldn't stop at looking at the admissions policy and it should continue to what happens at lowell but it is essential that we practice what we preach, which is that we believe in our kids. we believe that students, african american students, can excel at the highest levels in this district. for this small change to make these 11 students, who want to go to lowell have access to it, for that to be controversial, i think it requires us to do soul searching on our part. [applause] mr. sanchez. >> thank you, president cook. i want to thank everybody who came out to speak tonight. i know it's a issue that a lot of folks have passion for. i want to double back on a couple things that commission haney and commission norton said. one is we need more of a discussion on private school entrance through the band 3 criteria. that has not been flushed out in my mind, at least this last year or two in the student assignment at committee. so we need to go back and look at that. that's when i talk about how we talk about kids and commissioner norton took the rare opportunity to admonish public spe

at city hall.in san francisco, kate larsen, abc7 news. >> what a tough spot for those businesses. >>> now, we hope you'll join this conversation about coming up with solutions to help the bay area's biggest problems. use #betterbayarea to share your ideas. together, we can make progress on building a better bay area. >>> a family-run san francisco company dating back to 1899 has been sold. the mattress company makes hand crafted luxury mattresses at its factory on minnesota street. pleasant mattress out of fresno bought the company and will move production out of san f january. three showrooms until the bin t are expected to stay open. >>> a shark attack off the coast of san francisco. what we've learned about the man who was bitten while diving. >>> the hurricane is walloping the coast of mexico right now. we're going to take a look at the damage so far and where the storm is headed next. >>> i'll have the latest on that storm plus a look at our local forecast, which includes a warming trend as we

they are making notable changes out at at&t ballpark.st pitch from monday to thursday night will be at 6:45 pm. parents asked the giants for the earlier start in order to allow children and families to leave sooner rather than later during the night games. other changes include slashing prices by 20% and possibly adding a new high-definition scoreboard. >>> the sharks begin a brand- new season. they will be on the ice at the center playing the anaheim ducks. jesse gary is live at the shark taking -- tank to explain what can happen at the season opener. >> reporter: the puck drops at 7:30 pm against the anaheim ducks. go sharks. you will see a difference, literally, and i will step out of the way and new lighting has been installed. this is at the shark tank. that will make a better presentation on television. i am joined by the president. tell me about the new lighting. >>> as you said, we reinstalled brand-new l.e.d. bulbs so if you think what you might have done your home, going from the traditional ones, these are brighter and whiter.

what at 84, and fairfield at 84. for the northbay looking at highs in the lower 80s for many spots. as well as for sonoma and ukiah. here is the 74 -- seven-day forecast. the coolest is out of the week there. as we go through the end of the work week, we are warming right back up. >>> thank you. the risk associated with too much vitamin a and new questions into cholesterol drug usage. >>> we have some of today's top health stories. >>> taking too much vitamin a could lead to bone fractures. they led them -- they found that they had significantly center bones after just eight days. they said that there's not enough evidence to revise guidelines. for patients with health issues other than heart conditions. previous studies have suggested that can help patients. adolescents who identify themselves as bisexual or transgender maybe at a higher risk of attempting suicide. researchers base their findings after reviewing 35 studies involving 2.5 million adolescents. those are some of today's top health stories. >>> have you given up on the 49ers? well, we have a message from him to his play

it was at $130. at $180 today, it's still not that much of a concern.en, you made a point about where we are politically. the personification of market risk this morning, this function. turkey, is lower in more so on the finlati -- inflation story. -- currency is under pressure as the market rerate where they think the fed will go. you are seeing the indian market under pressure. the ten-year yield we put up there because of the benchmark, with the 322 handle. currency is above the 325 han dle. the two year yield is its highest since pre-crisis. we are seeing dollar strength along with that. the rupee is hitting a record , perhapsw record low to do with the oil prices we have been talking about. manus: let's bring stephen back into the conversation. we talked about a rerating of o il in the markets.emerging markets are linked to what happens with the fed next. have we overdone the e.m. pacing we've taken? stephen: it is difficult to know for sure. policy reactions we have seen from the emerging markets, bearing down domestic growth is one of the things

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take a look at what's happening with futures, we could be looking at a mixed into the worst week fora since february with futures nudging higher from both the nikkei and .he kospi some downside pressure coming in for sydney as well as news the love -- as new zealand. taking a look at some sectors to watch and sydney, with commodities caught in the maelstrom as market sentiment had cyber. , rioin and i on miners tinto is forecasting 3.2% annual growth over the next five years in the aluminum sector. so some light coming through the blue there. gloom.ng through the we could see gold miners gain ground. over in japan, i just want to put some stocks on the radar as earnings season is ramping up. the next big retailer up to bat reported a 40% rise in profit on overseas growth. convenience store profit did fall and it had to cut its annual sales outlook. when company saying excavator sales in china and stuff in september after filing by nearly 10% in august. so little bit of positivity there perhaps. friday, but we have to get through one more day of trading. let's take a look at what the

. >>> we begin at breaking news. flames engulfed a san jose home as they worked to keep it from spreading they have been working on this for a long time. you can see , some of them were on the roof trying to fight the fire from within. they finally got inside of the home. amazing work that they do every time they go out to fire. but, the flames just engulfing this house and lots of flames inside and outside the home. and a lot of damage as you can the. -- see. we are there at the very latest. >> reporter: yes. let's get straight to the video of when the fire had just broken out after 1 am. you can see heavy smoke and flames damaging this home right now. there is a joint investigation underway i the san jose police and fire department because it is deemed suspicious. two dozen firefighters were together to put out. they also searched the house for people. one person to get out safely. no injuries to firefighters. and they kept the fire contained to just this home which is badly burned. >> the structure is heavily dama

manchester united's last european defeat at old trafford came backin european defeat at old trafford3, and lacklustre real madrid. the winning goal—scorer was ronaldo, withjose mourinho in charge of real madrid that night. juventus, on the other hand, haven't lost a n juventus, on the other hand, haven't lost an away match in any competition since november last year, so it should be a cracking match here under the lights. 8pm kick tomorrow night. juventus are top of that champions league group, two points clear of united. united will want another famous european night at old trafford. that should be fantastic. there's one match in the premier league tonight — arsenal are at home to leicester city. a win for the gunners would see them move back into the top four. after losing their first two matches of the season, they are on a roll, with nine wins in a row in all competitions. arsenal is a very good team, and they have problems, but they are very competitive. they have very good players. and we need every single player that i know, so our mentality together, to win more strong than t

this is at 7 am. in some locations could see some heavy downpours we are looking at anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain for tomorrow. will talk more about that and the forecast, coming up. >>> ctgood time to get your car winter ready. okay. so we will go fall. let's go over to oakland where we are tracking overnight roadwork and they delays for drivers heading southbound 880. all lanes are shut down right at 23rd. you can exit at 23rd and get right back on at fruitville but it's going to cost you a little bit of time. they should have all this wrapped up by the 5 pm hour. but if you want to avoid that, you can use the 580. over that the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks pretty typical. we are seeing those crowds develop. fast track good to go. >>> and in the supreme court starting its faltering with only eight of its 19th build as the confirmation battle continues. they report that the fbi has one week to complete its newly reopened background investigation. >> i just knew that we couldn't move

at the top.n editorial saying that is not free speech, it is not democracy, it is intimidation, and it is dangerous. >> you're absolutely right. a lot of people are trying to conflate the two or conflateing free speech with this harrassment that is the not case. people are invading buildings, offices, attempting to assault people. the confrontation of people in a hallway as they're getting into a elevator, that is not meant to get answer, right? it is meant to threaten people. stuart: it is, if you don't vote the way we want you to vote -- >> we're right here. we're in your face. we know where you are, that is the intention. and of course there has been number of people eared on the capitol grounds. when it comes to that attitude, intention of that, that too should be dealt with legally. stuart: i just want, tammy, liz, hold on a second, just watch this exchange. listen to it too between senator orrin hatch and screaming demonstrators in an elevator. just watch this. >> don't you wave your hand a

romer is at i professor at new york university. before teaching at nyu he sought at stanford and uc berkeley. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's look at specifically the east bay valleys, concord, livermore. 10 to 11 degrees cooler. the winds in the valley slower. they are allowing heavier air to sink in. highway 4, the winds are a little bit faster. mid to upper 60s. i just checked the winds. they are gusting to 45 miles per hour on mount diablo. when the sun comes up, they will pick up. they will taper throughout the day and the fire danger will lessen. here's a look at south beach. the western span of the bay bridge. above 1500 feet. hazy sunshine if you're going to be on the ferry today. mass transit, warm this afternoon. north bay from 58 this morning, 79 at noon. mid-80s in the afternoon hours. 6 at 8:00. look the at san francisco. did you like yesterday? won't be quites warm. but we'll have mid-70s throughout the afternoon hours. cooler at the coast, upper 60s. in the south bay, 59

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nejra: let's look at the world map, the u.s. may have closed in the red, but we are seeing risk on in the asian section. we are also seeing the nikkei gain on a weaker yen. president trump is looking for a great deal with china. a couple of words can give the market a left. manus: a trump bump, or will it last? volkswagen got a bum from porsche. billion, that is a very nice beat for volkswagen. terms of the emission tests, the diesel scandal, operating profit, 3.51 is comfortable. the full year, they say 2018 revenue will be up as much as 5%. that is a critically important point for the market, as much as 5% revenue. adjusted operating return on sales, this is a bandwidth they gave for the margin. sales and revenue targets are reaffirmed. it is all down to robust sales. full disclosure, i did not buy a porsche. we will have a conversation with the cfo of volkswagen. he joins us at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. nejra: dani burger is standing by with a look at the markets. great to see you, it is a sea of green in asian equities. though we

look at ibm. we were at 141 it drops down to 148 and bouncing all over the place. a lot of stocks were doing that. we were showing you the banks. yields were down we hald a great 30 year auction. we had some problems today oil, bigger build than expected. shove ro sh chevron, exxon, all of those stories. more weakness in staples when stocks were up. a lot going on here. back to you. >> yes stay with us over the next hour the nasdaq seeing wild swings throughout the session. sitting around construction territory. let get a look at the biggest movers taking us there and one of the things we saw this morning was strength and technology chips were the leaders this morning but chips now down 15% from their high. it is a drag here this afternoon. couldn't hold on a few names still in the green they are bouncing off of new lows including on semi conductor also bouncing off of lows. they are chinese internet sellers. costco is up 5%. it is one of two nasdaq stocks that with positive as the index is down about 6% the big drag, look to the big tech names facebook is the only

me at my finest, me at my purest.hat's what you're going to get inside the lines. >> when i yell in the newsroom, that's me at my finest and my purest. it is my passion for tv. nothing to do with management. >>> the raiders will fly to oakland to take on the seahawks, but today at home their focus was on their car troubles, and they got plenty of them. this season derek carr has thrown a league high three picks into the end zone. entering this year he had four, four picks in the end zone in his entire four-year career. jon gruden is supposed to be the quarterback whisperer. it is not working. meanwhile, offensive coordinator greg olsen thinks carr is pressing. >> last week obviously first and goal at that point, there's no need to press to try to make a play in that situation. some of the turnovers he has had this year, he's been pressing, trying to make a play. we like that part about him, that he is a competitive guy and he wants to make every play. just making better decisions here moving forward. >> just give it t

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pope valley is close at 40 degrees. vallejo at 52. hills. 46. kelsey built 46. 40s up in monterey into ukiah and sacramento is cool there even in arcade and reading. those of your high -- those are your high clouds and win -- when they clear up we get some sunshine. 6070s on the thames -- 60s-70s on the thames. wednesday you have been the -- midweek weather news shows slightly cooler weather. saturday looks to be the warmest and sunday cooler. >> 5:20 a.m. a terrifying moment at an italian train station. watch is an escalator sense people flying and what witnesses say happened moments before that happened. >>> plus, a boys heartbreaking birthday party ends with a special surprise. how this photo caught the attention of a pro basketball team and what will happen tonight. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." take a look at this. more than 20 people recovering after crowded escalator suddenly sped up and collapsed at a train station in rome and in this video you can see people trying to jump off the escalator before it is too late. italian media sa

you're well connected at the operations at sfl in regards to the bomb, what was the protocol? what was the proceed judurproce? >> they wanted to get it away from any people or populated area. they neutralized the device. federal sources say they neutralized it at this location around 2 p.m. this afternoon. so same federal sources tell me that the new york division of the fbi and atf are the lead agencies in this case because so many of these packages were in new york. the entire operation is being directed out of washington, d.c. and the joint terrorism task force here in san francisco is head of the investigation on this end including here and in sacramento. the agents moved the suspicious package to this location as a precaution first for the public and then for them to try to neutralize it without having to worry about whether it blew up or not for other people. why? because they want to preserve the packaging. they don't want to blow it up on purpose unless they think there's a safety issue. it's likely that package will been sent to quantico, virginia, where it will be co

it's happening at at the gateway high rise is at davis and washington streets....right near a safewaycks. we are learning not being al into their homes... crews are working to find a place for the residents without a place to stay tonight... as of right now they are asked to have people affected by wait at the hyatt regency 30 units were 30 units lobby... 30 units lobby... hyatt regency wait at the hyatt regency lobby... 30 units were impacted... and no one was injured in the fire. (vicki) happening now... a strong gas odor in an east bay community has neighbors on edge. it all started on saturday and as of tonight, there are still no answers about the fumes. kron4's alecia reid is live in bay point tonight with details on what may be behind the mysterious smell... these fumes were so bad, neighbors are still having side effects. one of their main concerns ... is any of this toxic.pkgit all started late saturday night ...i noticed my husband was coughing so i just closed all the windowseven with the windows closed, cheri (sherri) dove says that didn't help much.any time some person is

that is going to happen at 6 pm tonight. there will be a memorial at 6 pm at the courthouse square. now we are going to go out to katie nielsen who is at the journeys and mobile home park and we know that they saw a lot of devastation but where you are standing they did as well and a lot of people are still looking for a place to live. >> reporter: we actually moved over to the fountain grove. and this was one of three major hotels that burned during those early morning fires. the fountain grove and used to be a luxury 124 room hotel with a critically acclaimed restaurant. it was when we were reporting from right here, that i realized just how unprecedented these fires truly were. >> they told us that these hotels were on fire as we were still reporting. we immediately saw the fountain grove in fully engrossed and flames. it hardly ever happens and when it does, it is extremely dangerous because of how many people are sleeping in a pretty condensed space. we found out everyone of them had been safely evacuated but as we were there, we saw no one, no firefighters, no police officers.

up at 11:00.e it a great tuesday and make it great for someone else. have a great day. >> that's nice. >> i'm a nice guy. ou ever find e >>> good morning. breaking overnight. . >>> good morning, breaking overnight, hurricane michael strengthens. the massive storm bearing down on the gulf coast and set to impact the entire east coast. >> this storm will be life threatening and extremely dangerous. >> emergency evacuations ordered in florida the national guard already activated. millions now racing to prepare, dylan has the very latest. >>> remembering the victims. overnight, thousands attended an emotional vigil for those killed in that devastating limo crash. >> it's the saddest day of my life. >> reporter: investigators now focusing on the driver and the safety record of the limo

and then we've got the moonrise at 6:51, right after it sets at 6:21. and we'll drop back into the upper 50s, the low 60s at 8:00 and mid-50s by

and at 10:1i0pm and 11:30pm, we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages. 0ur reviewers are steven swinford, the deputy political editor at the daily telegraph, and ayesha hazarika, who's a columnist for the london evening standard. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. fans flock to sign books of condolence at leicester, as tributes continue to those who died in saturday's helicopter crash. so long, lopetegui. who's next to steer the ship at real madrid? and a first gold in the bag for simone biles. it could be the first of six for the american superstar at the gymnastics world championships. hello and welcome to sportsday. they should have been playing in the league cup tonight, but leicester's fans have instead been visiting the king power stadium to pay their respects to owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha and four others who died in saturday's helicopter crash. as the investigation into the cause of the crash continues, books of condolence have been opened at the stadium, while leicester's universities have held a min

low to mid-50s mainly at 7:00. mid-60s at the coast. mid-70s inland by noon. increasing high clouds. today is one of our warmest with mid-60s at the coast, upper 70s to mid-80s around the bay and inland neighborhoods. we'll look at your neighborhood numbers coming up. sue? >>> all right. good morning. problems already this early friday morning. a big rig broke the barrels apart. they are waiting for a new shift of chp to give us more information. southbound off the sunol grade near vargas, overturned vehicle on its roof blocking the left lane of traffic. you are seeing a stretch of slow traffic there. and southbound 880 at 23rd. detour is in place. expect delays getting there. eastbound 580 is looking great. >> thank you, sue. in the east bay, one of the men charged in the "ghost ship" fire continues his quest to get his plane deal back. >> a judge stunned derrick almena and the rest on of us when he threw out a deal because he said almena didn't show enough remorse. amy hollyfield is here with with what happens next. ? he says he has always been remorseful ab

but if you look at all the things that nikki haley was able to get done at the u.n.re clear trump policies that he has enumerated over and over and over again. i actually think they probably started off not having a lot of chemistry in this relationship but over time they learned to work with each other quite well. i think the president came to respect her in this job and -- but you still have to look at the fact that it wasn't easy. she said some pretty rough things about him on the campaign trail. >> when she was governor and he was running for president and she has stepped away from some conservatives even in her state when she was governor. massacre at the church in 2015. agreed to take down the confederate flag down. >> we can all agree on that. >> sandra: nikki haley has resigned and offered her resignation to the president. the president is about to speak live to the oval office. rich edson is live for us at the state department. rich, are you hearing anything or have any additional information on this? >> good morning, sandra. shock and surprise here. we do k

masa son at the supersize.re's been a vintage year where there's been these huge funds, it has not worked out well. what do you think is about to happen here? >> so i -- i don't know. i think we're all in this kind of new universe. but i do think one of the things that's happening that's good news for us is entrepreneurship is spreading not just within the valley but the rest of the world. and it isn't just entrepreneurship when small. that's our biggest and most focused hope on the future so a lot of capital devoted to creating new businesses is i think a good thing >> i'm imagining most of the investments you're still making and companies are looking at valley companies do you think that we're going to see the next google or the next linkedin or facebook coming out of china or india or europe which hasn't had any success in that realm >> so i'm something of a tech kno n optimist i think all of that will be coming from anywhere >> you think there are certain areas that allow it to happen. one of the reasons it