but at 9:00 we're already at 71, 83 degrees at 11:00, and we're in the mid 90s by 1:00 today it heatsas we go into the morning, into the afternoon, and tomorrow will be another day of triple digit heat. we'll get a look at when those numbers start to come down, and feels more comfortable coming up in a few minutes, and from the south to bay the north bay, we're looking at san rafael, those taillights heading south toward the golden gate bridge. eventually, a smooth drive for this portion of 101. we'll talk about where there's a bill. we'll show you some other issues going out there for your morning commute. well good morning. very happy wednesday to you. molson coors is the latest company to announce it's scaling back its dei efforts. they trade as tapper dei is diversity, equity and inclusion. the beer maker will no longer report the makeup of its employee ranks to the human rights campaign. it says lyft is going to sell off some of its assets, like those rental bikes, and lay off about 1% of its workers. markets hit hard yesterday, their worst dip since that big dip in august. this

mark at 99. well, hayward all the way up to 91 stanley and right 90 danville to conquered egypt. 99 degrees today. pittsburg, antioch, vacaville, each hanging out at 98 degrees. so what a way to get fall started. yesterday was the first day of the new season today and tomorrow really continuing a trend of hot summer weather rather than any cooler side. we do have some breaks towards the heat on wednesday and thursday dropping into the 70's and 80's. but then warming up a few degrees towards the weekend. roadways this morning are doing okay. it really is the fog. that is the biggest issue. and we do have some very debt spots, especially along the coast, but a few spots along the bay shore. aside from that, your bridges spans are moving along just fine this morning. get a look at the bay bridge right there. the golden gate is especially fogged in right along the coastline, brayden. all right, john, thank you for that. we're down to the city of san francisco, a new bill signed into law this week cou

of course, the mascot at diamond days at raymond park in 2022.s another photo of her son who lost his tooth at the coliseum at 20. in 2022. so, so many great memories. thank you so much for sharing those with us. >> roberta's got some great memories too, don't you, roberta? >> well, i'd rather lose my tooth and my purse than which i've done before at an a's game. but guess what? the ushers gave it back to me. the next day. >> oh of course. yeah that's what happens when you go to the coliseum. >> it's a love fest. i have bracelets that i'll be wearing later today that usher's made for me. and necklaces, because when you go to the games all the time, then you get to know the people that work there. and that's what makes the a's so special. it's the people who work there at the coliseum and for the a's. morning, everybody. the a's baseball game today. if you're heading on out, we hope to see you there. 1237 the abundance of sunshine. the winds will be blowing out of the west at 15. you know the drill. if you're sitting in the shade or where it becom

while pittsburgh at 97. the right at 90 degrees. santa rosa at 94 tomorrow. we're going to see more and more of those triple digits inland. those will remain through wednesday, likely even into thursday. bayshore city saw the in the 90's for you from today through wednesday, temps will back off at least the scorching hot temps this weekend still remaining. pretty warm, though, as we transition be your first weekend of october. james. john, thank you very much. let's give you a quick check of the bridges and that problem in the south bay, beginning with the golden gate bridge, traffic is flowing. well, 21 minutes to get from. >> highway 37 in novato down to the tolls there in san francisco. the richmond, sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80 to about 15 minutes. so commute time climbing a little bit to cross that stretch of again westbound 5.80. we're looking at the san mateo bridge now where westbound 92 is also climbing. 17 minutes now to get from hayward out to foster city on the peninsula and then lastly, the bay bridge where your drive from the macarthur maz

is at the top. you know, so i think we do have a responsibility to work on reducing those things at the same time, especially just looking at the numbers and you know, per capita on average in the u.s., a person here emits on the order of 100 times more than a person in the congo, you know, and we're 10 or 15 times the amount of a person in india. so, we have to really also work on what we're doing right here at home at the same time and i that really needs to be a priority for us to be able to on the global stage be able to lead, right, so-- >> erica, do you have anything you want to add in. >> i went to the decarbonization of africa transportation yesterday, and i thought that was amazing. and we in west virginia could use a lot of that information. so i think there are some maybe unexpected ways that the academies could broker some relationships that don't exist. >> all right. i think we are going to wind down our q & a, if that's okay. >> sounds good. >> and if you didn't have a chance to ask a

let me look at that flier. you can be looking at that for yourself where you say recreation and park department coordination. yeah this particular flier and the objective for the rpd staffing in 2627. and the reason i asked before, because when you came back in march, that's how many years for if you really wanted to have recreation and park to assume a maintenance. and i'm looking at phase one that you have just here. and so you're going to what are you going to be doing for 2425? and that discussion is going to take that long. i mean, a phase one is major phase to 20, you know, 20, 25. so why why the 27 who came up with the 26, 27? that's an arbitrary number. can you just explain why, so it a lot of it has to do with, with, you know, the city's budget process. and when we, we talk about 26, the fiscal year, 2627, we were really talking about implementing in july of 26, when that fiscal year starts, it's not it will be in 2019, 2026 or 2027. it's at the beginning of that fiscal year, so, but the, the budget es

the protest is today at 05:30pm, at 3.40, university avenue in palo alto. morning news. despite new data showing most californians want stiffer penalties for drug and theft crimes. governor gavin newsom's pushing bac it'll be raining cats and dogs again. time to waterproof with gorilla. waterproof with gorilla? gorilla waterproof patch & seal. of course. spray it, tape it, spread it, brush it to stop and prevent leaks. for the toughest jobs on planet earth. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >> and we're back at 6.29. with a check of the weather here at the half hour as we're taking a look live outside behind me here. and you can see we've got quite a bit of cloud cover there. some low fog hanging around at least around the bay in any event. so we've got a lot to talk about as we head into the weekend to dave spahr joins us with that ad ad. james, good morning. and good morning, everybody. fog bank that you see there that will mix out for us, although the arab of us is not real, real dry, however, compared to w

or at least one -- >> i think we probably will get two at this stage. i would have preferred they went 25 basis points today. obviously it's a very close call in the futures markets be but the important thing to recognize is cutting interest rates at start doesn't stimulate the economy at all. there is a j curve effect. it actually slows the economy because people begin to anticipate the lower rates they want to wait for lower rates. it tells people the fed is scared about unemployment. i don't think they really should be. but that's the message it gives. it undermines confidence. i reason i thought bringing rates down from a high level is like bringing a piano down a flight of stairs. you've got to do it very carefully and very slowly. that will be the right way to do it. i'm a little worried that they started off in a rush here. but i do think this economy's strong enough to deal with it. i think next year we'll get 2% growth, inflation 2%, unemployment close to 4%. i think it's still a healthy, strong economy. >> does it risk in any way, jim, reignit

mid 50s at napa and santa rosa. 62 at concord. 6862 at fairfield. concord at 60. livermore 61. inland east bay areas are beginning to get a little warmer ahead of most of the remainder of the bay area. these are our forecast headlines today and tomorrow. we expect more scorching inland heat. heat advisory remains in effect until 8:00 tomorrow evening, and the weekend outlook calls for breezy and refreshingly cooler weather this afternoon. look for highs in the south bay 93 at san jose, 100 at morgan hill, up on the peninsula upper 80s to about 90. low 70s on the coast. downtown san francisco, a high of 76 degrees up in the north bay. we'll see. mid to upper 90s. east bay. highs generally in the mid 80s. and the inland east bay, of course, will be our warmest region with numerous triple digit high temperature readings. kumasi. >> thanks, spencer. still ahead. food and wine's restaurant of the year right here in the bay area and the ceo of one of the nation's largest grocery chains, says he'll lower prices if a merger is approved. then the embattled boeing starliner space capsule

will be at championship plaza starting at 830. for our last pitch, oakland a's farewell. we're going to take a look back at the a's time in oakland. we're going to hear from some familiar faces who have been there for the long haul. we'll also be there to talk to fans who are going to see history as it happens. don't forget, you can download the ktvu fox local app for our extended coverage of the a's final season in oakland. >> our time is now 506. a man was arrested and charged with attempted murder for intentionally hitting a pedestrian in san francisco with his atv and almost running over a police officer. it happened last february, and this is a surveillance photos from that incident at a gas station on mission street. now, we're hearing from the victim who's wearing a red 49ers jacket. 30 year old ariel cruz told ktvu he had just finished watching the super bowl, and says he was walking to the store when he saw several people at the gas station riding dirt bikes and an atv. they said something about his 49ers gear, and then r

at sfo?yeah, so we put a call out to filmmakers through our social media, our various partners and the curator with the video, sfo, video arts program and our deputy director, sophia castro, were part of, you know, screening and deciding which films would be part of this program. so there's actually four that will be screening in the month of september and two additional ones in october, in addition, we actually have another partnership. we're doing with sf, with the public library and october 8th, we will have another opportunity and a community event for people to see some short latinx films, in conversation with the filmmakers. and that will be on october eighth at 4:00 at the public library. and more information will be on our website, which is filmsite.org or follow us on our socials. >> okay, so we talked about the fact that this really highlights local talent, but but curious, do the films also have a bay area focus? >> yes. i mean, as you will see when you come, el sonador is actually

and was dasha at that time at a meeting with her ex -boyfriend? yes, she agreed to meet me halfway on the condition that her friend would be with her, when your friend called you that day, what did she tell you? she just said, she said, they, they are arguing, i also asked him to take her away and start calling 112, her friend also called me back and said, he turned her with a knife, what did you start doing, i called my brother and... asked him to take me there, on the way i even called my friend many times, she did not take the tube, then, when she finally took the tube she said that she was not breathing, i told her, i said, shake her and do not let her lose consciousness, he said, she is not breathing, that's it, when i already arrived at the place, then there was already there was a funeral service car and an ambulance. i didn't believe that it was like this, i thought, i prayed to god that it would break out, you arrived at the scene, saw the ambulance, the funeral service car, ran into the apartment right away, yes, i went into the apartmen

let's get a look at san jose. what to expect today. we're at 60 at 8:00. at noon it's 73 degrees and headed for the low 80s for today. as we zoom in to look at the south bay, 82 will be the high in morgan hill, 81 in east san jose. and for oakland, upper 70s martinez, 85, and 81, in pleasanton and near the coast. it's in the upper 60s. half moon bay, 68 degrees and breezy, while redwood city will hit a high of 75. really nice as well in san francisco with upper 60s and sunshine and 85 in napa. will also see about those same temperatures in ukiah today. so we have that low that was moving across the pacific northwest. and there is another one that's going to dip in for the weekend. that one is also going to go a little bit farther south. and may bring in some rain chances for the sierra, as well as a stronger sea breeze for the bay. and giving us some gusty winds and lower temperatures. so look at the changes ahead going from mid 80s today to upper 80s tomorrow. then saturday looks nice with a mix of sun and clouds and low 80s there, and then mid 70s for su

the celebration is at walnut creek's civic park at 1:00 today.r will be there for a q&a and photos. some not so good news for the 49ers now star running back christian mccaffrey is out again. yesterday, the team ruled him out for tomorrow's game in minnesota with that calf and achilles injury. coach kyle shanahan says they are not ruling out putting mccaffrey on injured reserve. ir would mean mccaffrey would miss a minimum of four games. mccaffrey has been dealing with this injury since the start of training camp. 752 right now. up next, a quick look at our top stories, including live in san jose for our eighth annual bay area proud blood drive. we'll take you there and tell you how ea so if buying this bag earns me miles... and i can check it for free anytime i fly alaska... even though i'm paying for the bag... it kind of feels like the bag is paying me. (♪♪) sure i've never surfed before... but if i don't get all this... technically, i'm not getting miles. if i'm not getting miles then my flight to maui won't be covered. so by getting the ultr

on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity.e're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? august versus 0.4% prior so consumer softness, i think, is part of that narrative and the only other thing i wanted to mention is the savings rate ticked down, which is the lowest since december 2023. so, watching that savings rate comes down, again, speaks to a little softness. it's a good number, though, i would think, mike, for the markets, because look, if the fed does 50, if the fed does 25, we can debate it every single day like we did last time. the most important thing is that the bar's pretty high for them to stop easing right now. nobody's talking about that, and as long as they're in easing mode and we're not in recessionary mode, which these numbers don't necessarily speak to, and now we've got the china stimulus, it's all things go. >> right. and the pce inflation piece definitely validates people's hope and assumption that we co

at 9:00 it's 55 degrees and at lunchtime we're in the mid 60s.see those highs head for the low 70s and partly cloudy with some breezy winds. taking a look at those wind speeds, it will be at about 10 to 15mph. there and our high temperatures for this afternoon will reach into the upper 60s and low 70s. we'll even see a few mid 70s for the south county, but overall our temperatures are about the same as they were yesterday, minus the chance of rain. but rain chances will be coming back tomorrow, so i'll be tracking that. and now let's turn to our climate in crisis. summer is wrapping up, but the temperatures is sure to get hot across california and we do have more heat ahead. and as our world warms moving forward, extreme heat could put our resources that we use for cooling at risk. researchers at uc riverside are exploring what happens to plants when they're stressed by scorching temperatures, and as a result, how humans could face the consequences, especially in urban areas. now, plants help us stay cool by providing shade, reflecting sunlight a

san jose is at 62.hat marine layer lining up around the california coastline, just shy of mendocino coast, but encompassing santa barbara and into southern california as well. let's see how fast it's going to wipe away today. watch our futurecast. you see the clouds retreat. we'll have some sunshine today at the fog fest in pacifica, which kick starts at 10:00 this morning. but look, tonight, no fog. and what do you see tomorrow morning? we have official sun up at 705. boy absolutely nothing. which gives you a good indication that as we wrap up the month of september, we are going to have temperatures well above average, 20 degrees above normal on tuesday and wednesday with increasing fire danger. here's a look at today's temperatures, which will be quite seasonal 64 to 87 degrees. we'll talk about those triple digits and how long they'll stick around. betty, that still coming up? >> thanks, roberta. >> i love my store. i don't want to lose it. >> the stores have just been around for so long that when i

we've kept the door open to them at every turn and at every turn. pulled their hands away. and so, you know, we're out here taking this extraordinary step because we have to. it's not like we want to be out here at seven in the morning, you know, on the street here. but we have to do what we have to do for our families and for our futures. we did get a statement from a hyatt representative saying in part, we are disappointed that unite here local two has chosen to strike once again, while hyatt remains willing to continue bargaining in good faith, we have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits in the market, including comprehensive health care at little to no cost, as well as retirement savings. this strike is affecting some of the city's most well-known hotels. it's not just here at the westin saint francis, but also at the hilton san francisco. the palace hotel in downtown area. we are reaching out to some of these other chains, these other hotel chains, for their reactions and statements. as the strikers out here say they will conti

at 75. and this is around dolores park. 74. so little bit warmer there than we are in the official downtown station for san francisco. so if you are out and about in pleasanton today, it is pleasant, everybody. mostly sunny and low 80's. but we're looking out for for labor day, but we are going in a big change in our temperatures as we get into tomorrow. look out for these inland spots to get very warm. very quickly. and we're really going to warm up all across the bay. but of course, it is the inland spots there getting to these triple digit heat numbers are close to it that have me most concern. so this is going to be 4 days of heat for us. so something to think about as you make your plans as we go across the week, a very different story tomorrow. you can see where those temperatures just rock it up and stay well above average all across the bay area until we get to that saturday. that's when we'll start to pull back. and then next week it looks like we go back into a cooler profile. than

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we've got 60 at concord 61, fairfield 58 at livermore.orecast headlines for tomorrow. gusty cooler than today. and quite fall like early monday or overnight tomorrow night into early monday we expect some light rain or drizzle, so there'll be some damp spots out there early monday morning for sure. and for the remainder of next week it's going to be partly cloudy and a bit unsettled, which means monday, which means monday may not be the only day where a few raindrops fall overnight. tonight, look for increasing high clouds and low clouds. patchy drizzle near the coast and even across the bay on some east bay locations, maybe some early morning patchy drizzle and those clouds will linger for much of the day. we'll have little bright spots in the sky from time to time, but it won't be a completely sunny day. lots of clouds hanging around overnight. low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s and then high temperatures tomorrow 62 at half moon bay 65 san francisco. mainly upper 60s around the bay shoreline, which is pretty cool f

new at 8:00. the solutions being explored by leaders to support the county's most troubled children and new leadership officially in place for the u.s. men's national soccer team. we'll let you hear from the team's new manager for the first time, and here are some live pictures from sky fox flying over highway 24 this morning in the east bay. the crews out there are cleaning up the sod that was spilled all over the road when a big rig crashed. we'll go out there live and bring you an update from the chp on that big rig crash. it is snarling up the east bay commu this morning is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable

new at 11. federal, state and county agencies are working together to eradicate the mediterranean fruit fly quarantine in alameda county. it's a two part effort. they'll try to prevent the fruit flies from breeding, but they are also implementing a quarantine. the quarantine area covers 71mi■!s within fremont ad newark. people are asked not to move any homegrown fruits or vegetables from their property. the last time there was a fly quarantine in alameda county was 1981. >> port of san francisco engineers have determined pier 54 is structurally unsound, according to the sfgate. the crumbling pier near the chase center will be closed down by the end of the year. the 11 businesses on it must shutter or relocate by then. one of them being float guys, which makes parade floats for the city's big events. the pier will soon sit unoccupied until the port finds the money to remove it. >> let's take a live look outside tonight. the fog rolled in parts of the bay area are probably wishing they could get i

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the event starts at 4:00 at portsmouth square at washington and kearny streets. >> new at six a unique dating trend is causing some chaos at a grocery store in spain, and pineapples are involved. okay, according to the bbc, single people go to the supermarket chain between seven and 8 p.m. and put an upside down pineapple in their cart as a signal that you know they're ready for romance. okay. and the trend is going viral on social media. the grocery store even posted jokes about it on its pages, and at least once police had to go to the store because of crowd control issues. but nobody got arrested. >> so why does it have to be upside down? that's my question. i get something. >> it's a little something to do. i guess if you went and you didn't know, you just wanted to buy a pineapple. >> yeah, that's what i was thinking. yeah, right. >> you got to be intentional. >> so, yeah, we're going to kind of come up to your cart and be like, oh, how are you doing? >> how are you? what are you doing? i'm just here for pineapple, ma'am. >> nice, nice, nice cart you got there. oh, gosh. >> this i

take a look at this. oakland firefighters rescued a deer stuck between a house in a garage saturday morning. neighbor spotted the animal called for help. and cruz, i guess they just there it is tied a rope around the deer's legs lifted her up and turned her so she was able to stand on her own. the deer was in gently pulled from the 10 inch space and set free. >> don't end up but for tilly saw their shoes off and running again as we turn our attention to the forecast on this monday afternoon at a live look there at the san mateo bridge where the sun is breaking down. kyla grogan joining us in studio for an update. yeah, there's a lot of sun. if you're heading west that you're going to see coming >> towards because we have just got a lot of heat out there and a lot of sunshine and a whole lot of blue skies. you can see it's just barry white, including out at the coast there at half moon bay. so temperatures across the state have been heating up and you can see that. here's a look at reading. that's up ton 1

pearsall recovers at home days after being shot at san francisco's union square. the district attorney could be ready to file charges against his accused shooter as soon as today, and a final goodbye to a bay area man taken hostage and killed by hamas, his family saying farewell at an emotional funeral in jerusalem. then brace yourselves, doctors now warning people about the dangers of do it yourself braces. >> yeah, it's a lot to unpack there. yeah it's so confusing. good morning everybody. i hope you had a nice long weekend. it's tuesday, september 3rd. >> no, not everything needs to be diy. >> no, i don't think so. certainly not braces. not braces, not any kind of dental work. >> let's talk about that in a bit. yeah. but let's start with our forecast for today. you know, it feels really nice and comfortable around the bay area right now. >> but it's going to get sizzling hot this afternoon. and it's going to be that way for a couple of more days. so right now we're looking at temperature readings of 57 in oakland, 58 san francisco and lots of mid to upper 50s g

kickoff is at 515 at levi's stadium.t season's offensive player of the year, christian mccaffrey, is listed as questionable with a calf strain and achilles injury. mccaffrey insists he's ready to go, and the nfl network reports he's expected to see his full complement of snaps. but two players with contract disputes in the off season may be limited. brandon aiyuk is trying to get into game shape, while the niners will regularly check on left tackle trent williams to see if he may need a break. with us now is stef sanchez from the 49 carrots podcast about those two players that came in late. you remember stef when nick bosa came in late last year? i think it affected his performance. will we see the same? >> it's very possible and i know they've both been working hard to get up to speed since they began practicing last week, so it seems like they're confident. but preparing your body for a full game is a different beast, as we've seen before. so i think the 40 niners will have a plan just in case those guys aren't 100%, o

on a train, at home, at work. okay, maybe not at work. point is at xfinity.e're constantly engineering new ways to get the entertainment you love to you faster and easier than ever. that's what i do. is that love island? >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for your w.e.x. wrap-up. the steel offer will be delayed until after the fed cut rate decision. >>> the director of 23andme has resigned. she wants to take it private. according to a memo to employees, she commits to going private. >>> apple's in talks with jp morgan to take over the giant's credit card program from interest goldman sachs. it's adding key elements and the decision has not been decided. >>> steve cohen has been stepping back. he will remain as co-chief investment officer. >>> elliott management telling one of southwest's top unions it still wants to replace bob el elliott to shake up the board. they want executive director kelly to leave sooner than his departure date. >>> intuitive lands a contract from nasa for some missions. >> investors, they're preparing for that one big even

previously it sat at 3.3%. it's difficult what's shifting things along and what other concerns they're looking at with some of this data. while it may be a second month in a row outside of the bank's 2% target range, the actual fact is that the influences have been coming off a little bit, perhaps not so worrisome at a later stage of the year. overall the bank of england is anticipating the inflation rate will sit around 2.75% by the end of the year. they're anticipating this uptick in the overall inflation print from the market. but wage growth, we saw that coming out at just about 5%. 5.1% for the major july period. services inflation was anticipated to come out at 5.5%. according to today's data, that came out at 5.6%, slightly above the market we saw previously. so there is still an uptick in that one, and it may still be a key concern for the bank of england who anticipate to make their interest rate decision tomorrow. when it comes to the currency rate, we're seeing the best g 10 performer for the year so

jake tapper, and erin burnett will get things started at 7:00 pm tuesday in new york, at 7:00 a.m. wednesday in hong kong a spacex crew dragon spacecraft successfully launched from florida's cape canaveral saturday, a two-person team is now on the way to bring two nasa astronauts home from the international space station astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore have been stranded on the iss since june after there boeing starliner capsule was deemed too risky for the flight back to earth. the dragon is due to link up with the iss about 5:30 p.m. eastern on sunday and asked they're not and russian cosmonaut will now join williams and wilmore for five months of work aboard the floating lab. and then all are due to head home in february all right in college football, it was one for the ages, but alabama held off a fierce comeback attempt by georgia to win 41 to 34. so after leading by 20, the eight points earlier in the game, the crimson tide found themselves down by one with two minutes and 31 seconds left after a 67 yard bulldog touchdown pass. but then seconds later, alabama struc

and look at that.t 11:00am today as we will be seeing hot temperatures even out towards the bayshore trying to get out to the coast. but that cool coastal areas, at least helping high pressure ridge effect for now. but as we do move into the weekend, we start to see that cool ocean breeze kicking up more and more. that starts the cooling process next week. we stay cool due to this right here. big low pressure and dip in the jet stream that really keeps that trend of weather into next week. much cooler than this week is trending sirleaf around the corner. futurecast does show that morning fog at the coast. burn-off you'll get your peeks of sun at the coast. nothing but that sun elsewhere. daytime highs today in the 70's to 80's in the city. pretty wide range of temperatures from the fog east side of san francisco to the sunny side 60's to 70's right along the coast. and then it's a lot of 90's even triple digits elsewhere. woodside at 103. today, sir. tow get 100 santa clara 94 90's up the east bay shor

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what was interesting as i was sat here at dawn yesterday| was sat here at dawn yesterday looking at the of the fire. and now i am here again, but this time set out in black and white is what the inquiry heard. the report, what —— the inquiry heard six years of emotional and technical evidence about layers of failure across decades of different organisations, opportunity is missed, warnings are not heeded. what the inquiry has done is unpick their tangled accusations about who was responsible and laid it out very clearly and very systematically.— out very clearly and very systematically. out very clearly and very s stematicall . ., ~ , systematically. thank you very much. we've had plenty of political reaction. no doubt more to come. speaking to the bbc, the deputy prime minister and housing secretary — angela rayner — said work to fix unsafe buildings must be speeded up. the report is pretty harrowing. when you see the level of failure, it's not one failure in one place — it's everybody who had a responsibility to protect people and keep them safe in their homes completely, catastrophic

at this time. fairfield reporting that northeasterly flow and breeze at this time, as well as concord. temperature wise 64 at half moon bay, a very nice 70 in san francisco, low 70s in oakland. you get into the south bay, 83 over san jose and the inner east bay right now already 90 degrees in livermore. if you're 90 degrees right now, there's a good opportunity that you will hit 100 degrees for the afternoon into the north bay. 82 in novato, 77 reported over at the napa airport. a look here at our temperatures from yesterday and what we do expect for today. again, notice that the livermore valley going to be baking at about 100 degrees for the second half of the afternoon there. oakland also expected to warm by 510 degrees or so. san jose going to 92 for the afternoon and san rafael 94. better look at some of these numbers on the peninsula. a toasty one in redwood city at 92. in the north bay, we're looking at 94 for san rafael. so the heat is on and the heat advisory does continue until 8:00 tomor

did anyone work here at night? piece of paper with a plan of either a building or a block was found in a notebook, in any case , it is not a diagram of the approach to the highway from the station. here next to torchinsky's drawing. something is written, did you make it out? and a jack, a crowbar, a stretcher, shovels, it looks like it's not written in his handwriting, it looks like, it looks like the plan was drawn with a ballpoint pen, the inscription was made with regular ink rainbow, yes, did you call the hospital? yes, i called, the condition is still serious, he came to consciousness twice, but did not say anything for a short time, so that's it, if anyone is interested in torchinsky's health, let them report that he is unconscious, give orders about it, goyim, something. understood, understood, that's it time, keep in touch with the hospital all the time, as soon as the doctor allows, i want to talk to the victim, comrade colonel, we'll split up, i'll go talk to the guys from the bses, and nikolai will be on

at the headline level, it seems staying at two point. 2% in.t but at the core and services -- 2.2% in august. but at the core and services level, it is seen rising. that services spike is likely to come down to base affects, volatile airfares, hotel prices again. the boe come of course, penciled 5.8% -- the boe, of course, penciled 5.8% before it cut rates before. there is a high amount of wiggle room. what could really move the dial is the fed. if it goes for 50 basis points, you have seen traders stepping up their bets for a move from the bank of england tomorrow. a 50 basis point cut would do more on this because it comes back. it is already near its 2023 high, it would give the boe a hard time avoiding moving because a stronger pound would act as a bigger break. tom: softer inflation today could move the dial on the boe. we will see how that unfolds. the truth of the services story is the globetrotting of lizzy burden. u.k. correspondent lizzy burden breaking down what to expect with u.k. inflation and how that ties into the boe decision to

in looking at the latest numbers, when we look at cpi, we continue to see deflation and look at the economicctivity, is still very, very weak. yes, maybe the pboc can cut a little bit of interest rate, but we know there are profound issues of the domestic economy that's going through a long term restructuring. an international investors continue to be extremely shy looking at the chinese market. it's cheap, there are good reasons and at the end of the day it's about opportunities. where do you see the most opportunities? there are a lot in asia. i am always amazed when i come to see the great amount of energy. i was in hong kong in the mood continues to be really muted. avril: looking outside of china for opportunities, especially given geopolitical risks. great to have you in the studio with us. thank you for sharing your insights. still ahead on bloomberg markets: asia, we are joined in hong kong to unpack the outlook for indian markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's take a look at how u.s. futures are trading at the moment. russell 2000 futures particularly soft. the first presidential

it starts at six at oracle park and there is no thunder. but there is a little bit of fog this morning in san francisco. guys, back to you. what was that? ginger? come on. you get an a for effort. that was great. that was great, i loved it. thank you. ginger all right. raise your glass to ginger. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. wow. look at all the friends you could make out there. let's look for the positive aspect of the morning commute. we're going to check in with mike in just a bit. let's talk about this forecast, though. kari. there's a lot going on. yeah. no thunde. no thunder. looking at that camera. very closely to see if we see any windshield wipers on. it has been misting and drizzling in spots, especially in san francisco, near the coast. we're in the low 60s to start, and it's going to be a nice, cool morning in san jose. it's going to be mostly cloudy today, and every now and then you may have at least some light rain coming down. eventually, it's going to be clearing up as we go into the afternoon. but look a

now at 5:00, an emotional goodbye. this morning, fans are getting ready to face the end of an era as the oakland a's prepare to play their final game in oakland. here's a live look at the coliseum. today's game expected to draw an influx of fans hoping to bid the team farewell. we're breaking down everything you need to know if you're planning on attending. plus, florida hunkers down as hurricane helena approaches. the storm is expected to make landfall as a category three. a live report on the final preparations now underway, and meteorologist kari hall is tracking its path. this is today in the bay. and good morning. i'm ginger conejero saab. marcus is off this morning, and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike for a look at that morning commute. what about the forecast? good morning kari. good morning. yesterday was so nice. it did get really windy in the afternoon into the evening. but we are going to start to see those temperatures trending up a little bit more. right now we're nice and cool. it's 57 in dubli

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now at six. the man accused of killing a 14 year old and his mom in a south bay crash will be arraigned today. what is expected not long after he was released from the hospital. >> there's plenty of other opportunities in oakland to house the unhoused, and this is not the neighborhood for it. >> controversy over plans to turn a hotel into a homeless shelter. business owners now pushing back against oakland and support for ricky pearsall. >> how the forty-niners wide receiver continues to surprise everyone on his road to recovery as the niners count down to the first game of the season. >> good to see him back out there. >> well, good morning everyone. it is friday, september 6th. >> yes. >> we're going to start with the check of our forecast with spencer. >> and for the first time this week i'm happy to say that cool air is right around the corner. cooler weather. so let's take a look at what's going on. here's the satellite radar composite image. you can see some cool air digging down a little t

at four.ow, governor gavin newsom cracking down on the sale and distribution of hemp products. the governor's office introducing regulations which would ban hemp products containing thc. that includes beverages, food and dietary products. the products have become. widely available at smoke shops, gas stations and other stores in recent years. the governor says that the regulations will protect children from dangerous health effects of hemp. those rules will also set the minimum age to purchase hemp items at 21 years old. all right, get ready for some football action for you. the stage is set for the niners season opener over at levi's. ahead for you during our midday newscast, the one member of our team right here at nbc bay area that is helpingheer on the fait chf what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for m

this all broke out at around 3.30, in the morning. no one should have been here at the time. all businesses were closed and there are dozens of businesses at this location when the firefighters got here, they realize it was hot and heavy and that's why they call for backup immediately. ultimately, 60 firefighters are at the scene by the time they got their hands around it, their arms around it. it still managed to do a lot of destruction. a business is affected. a lot of them damaged, destroyed others. they simply don't have power at this time, which is why they are saying 8 as far as some of the businesses. well, we got a chance to talk to a woman just took over billiards location this year after working there for 5 years. she came to this location. here's her reaction seeing the damage too >> barely getting by. and with this happening. i don't even know how we're going to right now. how i'm going to do it. >> to pay the business expensive, the rent my home have kids depend on terms of how it started and what was ignition source. we don't have any id on that right now. >> th

will it ever be at 2%? does it matter matter the at 1.8.ks out we see yesterdays closes 2s significant. a significant two-year close and 15.5 low yield close and everybody's talking about the debate a bit disappointed having kids and grand in kids who can't afford houses and, of course, can't afford insurance once you buy them or other prices seemed like there was really an economic tone deaf panel with respect to drilling down give people $50,000 to buy their house sounds like a good idea, but, hmm cpi my reflect and price of homes might go up $50,000. "squawk box," well, here we are, joe. back to you. >> rick, thank you an interesting, by the way, view that you think that, if first-time home buyers are granted money from the government it will increase prices for homes >> that's where prices have increased. government policies. that's the problem what the moderators, never drill down young people, i feel so sorry for you. really, i do there's an economic dishonesty going on here. >> let me ask, then, since we're on the topic, rick, how yo

and that was the news at that time, we will see you at 4 p.m. we are preparing for you, as always, fresh news, you can read more on our website espso tv, well, further, ether continues, my colleague, marta oliyak. see this week in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova: dubious fortunes and unreliable declaration of who the vkk screened out at interviews, simply because of his non-compliance with the criteria of professional ethics and integrity. but how did a judge from donetsk avoid responsibility for bribery? i was inconvenient for the local authorities. watch the program on thursday, september 12 at 5:45 p.m. court control with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. what is the real forecast of the war for this fall? volodymyr zelenskyi claims that ukraine has a plan for victory. at the same time, the dictator vladimir putin, allegedly before the start of the offensive in kurshchyna, was ready to suspend strikes in in exchange for ukraine's commitment not to attack russian oil storage facilities. the most important thing

it is unclear where trump is at the moment. at that locked has been lifted. if he has moved back to his mar-a-lago resort or if he is still waiting currently at the golf course right now, we are not intending to hear from the former president, but all of this is still very fluid. obviously, as you said, we are waiting for several law enforce press briefing, law enforcement press for you pings on this issue as they try to sort out the details here of what exactly happened. and jessica, just to be very clear, this is somebody who obviously survived an assassination attempt earlier this year, are just a few months ago. in addition to that has ramped up security and that includes both local law enforcement who are on him all the time or near him securing perimeters when he is traveling, including in west palm beach as well as secret service. so it's unclear exactly how many more secret service officers would have been or agents would have been on the ground with them at this golf course? i can tell you from my knowledge that general really they travel in differen

at a minimum, we're looking at a growth recession.ing to understand we're pumping so much money on the fiscal side, that's propping up the market. charles: so to your point, you know, we talk about the fed 25 or 50 and whether or not 5050 would spook the street, although it looks like someone's spooked today. but the real argument is what if they're already kind of late already? >> they are late. and, but they'll be incremental. that's what they do, it's the nature of the beast. they don't want to make a mistake on the other side. charles: what's a greater risk right now? because the whole time powell wanted to get this soft landing, right? if they wanted to achieve this thing even more so, at least the way i read the body language between the lines, what i see at the fomc, after messing up the transitory thing. right? if in other words, they blew that -- >> right. charles: he admits that. do you blow it on the other side and blow the soft landing? >> historically, that's what a will happen. that's -- as a matter of fact, in the last

here is a look at live doppler. seven is quiet out there. not many clouds at all in the sky. and there's a bit of a sea breeze. and that's keeping temperatures on the milder side right now. winds at 22mph. sfo gusting to 23 in half moon bay. and you can see the breezy effects here in san francisco and the embarcadero, where it's currently 66 degrees. oakland and hayward are at 72 degrees. san jose 76, redwood city 75, and half moon bay at 66 degrees, and this time from mount tam. look at how clear it is across the bay as we show you the bay bridge in santa rosa and fairfield. still 81 degrees, concord at 80, but we're already dropping into the 70s for petaluma 70. napa and livermore at 76. people are starting to wrap things up. also, at santa cruz, we're seeing less people out there, but it's going to be gorgeous at the beaches the next few days. tonight will be breezy, clear and mild, but then tomorrow, the sizzling summer heat begins and it sticks around for a few days. in fact, moderate heat risk, especially for triple digit temperatures inland. and i'll show you that in a

that and we look at the gilford four, one of whom was teenage girl and not even ' 'if we look at the conviction of judith ward, if we look at the maguire 7, the youngest of those children convicted was 13 years old and scar for life by his prison experiences, patrick mcguire recording in his book, my father's watch, and this was terrifying time to be irish in britain, and you have the sense that okay, they happen to latch to those irish men, but if it hadn't been those, they'd have found others, and i think from having been quite a settled and contented and hard-working immigrant'. community, it became fearful and somewhat paranoic irish community for quite a long period of time, certainly into the 1990s. this would have been a period when you had lot of tradesmen building the economy of britain at the time, i mean if we're talking about builders, tradesmen, bricklers, there would have been vast employment through britain at the time, and and obviously this this would have been badly affected, but i'm sure it also had an effect on the economy at the time also, has has there been any