seeing so these are all nice things to be talking about sure nice to start the day with some good news, 50's and 60's for your current temperatures as you are venturing outside that's where conditions later today, daytime highs will be in the 70's to 80's little warmer than they were yesterday. and certainly a little bit brighter too. back to you robin thank you for the good news john be appreciate the update. let's check in on traffic. some good news and traffic to your morning commute is off to a great start a quiet start. >>no problems here at the bay bridge toll plaza of the trip into san francisco is doing just fine this is what we like to see under 10 minutes from the bottom of the maze off to fremont street. we also have 92 your connection between the peninsula and the east bay every time we check it gets busier and busier no big problems here but look at all the traffic leaving hayward everybody's packing up rolling out to the peninsula. your drive time for now is under 30 minutes but just get on out there because it's going to be even heavier as we head into the 5 o'clock hour we have one more the richmond sandra fell bridge hot spot free on

none of these people were sent for being ventures. and it is not a crime.he pathology is not a crime. the sheriff doesn't arrest you. it is neither a pathology or a crime. and it is this big gap. quipped, these things just fall into it. then once all of this violence is fallen into the crypt and you have no history, then you can get blamed for everything -- you should have stayed a slave. we told you. you see. and you can see it in some of these police videos lately what that looks like. when you kill a man by keeping your knee on his neck for eight minutes when people around you are begging you not to. this called brutality, -- that is why you should have stayed a slave. i really think that kind of continuing brutal anti-black racism is in there too. so i thought at that point, i kind of had my finger in the archives on this process of denuding people from history. --.then you start to so by the turn-of-the-century, you had the problem negro, because anything that happens, from sharecropping to poverty to repression of the vote, must've been heartbreaking

to be pushing it out today tomorrow is likely to be just as bad today and tomorrow not days to be venturingoutside sunday likely to be very pour too. although sunday night into monday could start to see some improvements. 60's 70's for today's daytime highs, another cool one. and you can blame that partially on this poor air we were already in for a cool down regardless. but this is heightened those cooler temperatures as we haven't seen a lot of sunlight been able to make its way to the surface, obviously it's been a very dark past couple of days. today's going to be another one of those so temperatures will remain cool. 60's and 70's for your highs all across the east bay, including our inland areas were daytime highs are 10 to 15 degrees below average for this time of year. even our warmest spots like vacaville and fairfield not even going to be making the 80's far as tomorrow goes we're going to be just a touch warmer likely just a smoking for many areas. sunday temperatures do start to warm up a little bit inland and you likely will see at least a touch of clear skies sunday night into

>>and smokey start to the weekend today, not the best one to be venturing outside fact, i'd advise you to do just the opposite stay inside as much as possible today. daytime highs only in the 60's fr >>5.29 is the time and we are following the bad air all around the day out. this is dark purple which is back it's every way worst. yeah absolutely everywhere. in fact we've got to talk to john because john was saying today is the worst we're certainly seeing that all around the bay. >>this morning and and robin it's like you're driving through heavy fog which some of it is but lot of smoke and ash coming down to absolutely it's just a bad mixture i was driving from oakland to san francisco this morning and normally when i'm in the maze i can at least see the san francisco skyline. couldn't see much of it this morning. so we have dense fog advisories for the bay bridge and the golden gate we'll talk about that on the golden gate john ice at one point i swear it was 2 feet i could say while times yeah. >>definitely good reminder to slow him down on roadways and also if you can maybe just av

earlier best day in multiple weeks to be venturing out there close to normal if not good air quality virtually across the entirety of the bay area today. so i hope you do get a chance to enjoy this wednesday. outdoors a bit 50's and 60's for current temperatures, it's a cool start. it's a great start but sunshine and warmth later on today. robin. >>all right, let's check in on the traffic we had a little bit of crowding within the last what 20 minutes or so at the richmond sandra fell so it's setting up already this commutes pretty much over less something new pops up that starts to stack of traffic but we're looking good here on west bound 5.80 from the pay gates across the span and all the way over to one o one, it's also thinning out at the bay bridge toll plaza at one point your backup spilled right through the bottom of the maze now it's often on from west grand movie well across the upper deck. you had some words slow traffic on the northbound central if you're continuing through san francisco, here's a look at some drive times and they do not include hot spots, the big problem

so not a good one to be venturing outside and enjoying the 60's and 70's that we have right now with the job because you're going to be feeling it as you breathe it in that pour smoke, maybe do a quick little workout inside before it does get too hot. right now i mean berkeley's at 79 cloverdale that 79 lot of us didn't even see a whole lot of cooling last night like you want to see on these hot days you want that cool evening didn't get it for a lot of areas so the cooling effect of having those windows open was just letting smoke and for a lot of us this high pressure ridge is keeping smoke with us and it's keeping that offshore flow going into tomorrow that at least after that we will begin to see some fog and some rapidly cooling temperatures and there is the light at the end of the tunnel for us so no looking at temperatures like we're about to see today in the 80's 90's and triple digits is no fun but there is an end in sight so we can hold on to that. redwood city at 97 woodside at 101 today mountain view at 100 degrees south bay temperatures all in the triple digits. santa cla

not the kind of weather that you want to be venturing out too long and doing any sort of exercise, especially when you factor in the air quality is so bad. later on today we are getting hot and dangerously hot livermore nanny on up to one 10 each one o 9 in concord one '02 in san jose hayward oakland in the 90's today. now it should be no surprise that virtually all of us are some sort of advisory peach along the coast being heat advisories. those pink areas where things start to get really dangerous on the peninsula down into the south bay these areas could see triple digits today and we'll see triple digits today for the east bay, the south bay and parts of the inland north bay in these areas he will be dangerous. so if you have family members or neighbors who are susceptible to the heat just keep a close eye on that make sure that they have a cool place to go or at least have some i something to keep them cool fairfield and vacaville up to a 11011 degrees today. that is no good for anyone, but especially for those are a little more susceptible acre elderly family members or those that don'

one of the most important holidays on the jewish new year starting friday israelis who only be allowed to venture 500 meters from their home the final list of frustrations and extensions published on thursday is slow the new lockdown comes as the country has seen infection rates rise dramatically the new rules will keep israelis at told me except for going out to cover basic needs to go out for shopping or to go to work school small sports centers will be shuttered and restaurants will only be allowed to do deliveries. this follows weeks of erratic decision making by the government its handling of the corona crisis has been sharply criticized in recent weeks i think it's going to be hard after one knock down i think most people are just kind of tired of it they see it as mainly political more than a public health issue. and especially now with the whole days it seems that you know just a lot more people are not going to. not going to follow the rules because. they have better show here before you and everybody's and rage and there's a sense of confusion i feel it is a mistake it wasn't by prepare

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. >> reporter: there will be fewer people venturing outbreak is to provide a boost to the struggling restaurants. >> we are going to be promoting all of our businesses and all of our restaurants, really encouraging the moviegoer to go pick up a dinner, go pick up a coffee, after your movie. >> reporter: it runs much over eight the 18th and will include about 100 films, presentations, discussions, interviews. >> people are starved for content, but people have gone through everything that you can stream online. >> reporter: tickets go on sale online to the general public getting september 27. >>> hurricane sally, on the gulf coast area, has been downgraded in the last few minutes to a category one hurricane but as you can see the or cast models and get right back up by tomorrow night, to a category 2 from around come you know, evening tomorrow, central time, this storm will move on short potential as category 2. looks like a rapidly weakens into a tropical storm by wednesday morning. there is your smoke, there is fog at the coast, it is a little better, a little better today, incrementa

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at least for the time being so solid start to the new season as you are venturing outside as for right now is temperatures 50's and 60's with timber ana 57 degrees berkeley in dublin each at 60. fairfield you're at 61, currently with oakland and hayward both of the cool 63 definitely are cooler spots are up in the north bay so as you're stepping outside towards petaluma and santa rosa i definitely recommend the jacket as of right now as for conditions later on today very similar to where we were yesterday daytime highs will be in the 60's at the coast 70's near the bay and 80's for inland areas, a sunny and warm one to expect for your tuesday and we're going to keep this pretty temperate weather around for the next few days before a heat wave this weekend but i'll talk more about still to come in your full forecast back to you robin sounds good. thank you let's check in on the traffic. we're taking a peek at your morning commute around the bay area starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza the trip into san francisco is looking good moving well. >>no big problems here for 80's so com

one of the most important holidays on the jewish new year starting friday israelis who only be allowed to venture 500 meters from their home the finalist of fistric sins and exemptions published on thursday islam the new lockdown comes as the country has seen infection rates rise dramatically the new rules will keep israelis and told me except for going out to cover basic needs to go out for shopping or to go to work schools malls portentous will be shuttered and restaurants will only be allowed to do deliveries. this follows weeks of erratic decision making by the government its handling of the corona crisis has been sharply criticized in recent weeks i think it's going to be hard after one knock down i think most people are just kind of tired of it they see it as mainly political more than a public health issue. and especially now with the whole days it seems that you know just a lot more people are not going to. not going to follow the rules because. they have better share share of the food and everybody's and rage and there's a sense of confusion i feel it is a mistake it wasn't quite prepare

>> being a venture capitalist right now is one of the hardest and easiest jobs in the world. of the things that got us exciteding acme, the focus on early-stage ventures. you'll not hear about that in the next five or ten years that's where a lot of the excitement is happening, in that early stage. in the later stage side, you're seeing a lot of ip sochlos and g companies public and wind at their sails. what i'm focused on is early stage, pioneer technology. you think about quantities item computing. sensors everywhere some of the things that are happening, infrastructure technologies, that's the most exciting in venture. that's where it's fund and, frankly, easy. >> let's talk about what you were mentioned, the ipo boom and valuations we've got another big debut coming next we're. the journal reports palantir is going debut at $22 billion when it debut that's a third of a snowflake. should we be excited about that? should we be worried about that? >> look, i think palantir is a great company. the team, they've built a fantastic franchise. when i started in this business, ent

question, it was more of an academic venture question for the gym -- jim vanderbilt guy or whoever he was, but my question is for us to have economic mobility everest to be able to spend capitalism itself, don't we first have to have participants in that venture, whether it be public, military, medical, so on and so forth? if that is the case and we are investing in things for the future for a better america, then when does someone start looking at the public corruption in the states? and when do they take on real in the state of new hampshire? how can they new hampshire department of labor corruption and are in indiana? like so many stories like these, with famous, infamous people, that nobody seems to have on like this and it is vacuum that only academia can get involved in, but they cannot give any answers as far as the importance of quality control and accountability and how that impacts worthwhile investment on the front end of the ventures that these political people conspire and try to convince us they are up to, but we are redundantly going back for more answers and bureaucracy. thank you. host: to thomas, calling from maryland. hi, thomas. yes,

it appears to be a joint venture with oracle.ill cifius look at that and say okay that addresses some of the issues? to many of us it doesn't look like that. in fact we know the chinese government is ordering byte dance, the chinese parent of tik-tok to not let that algorithm go because it was proprietary information that was developed in china. who knows, china is probably looking at this and saying if we allow the president to ban this, who knows where he will turn next? he may ban alibaba and other chinese companies. >> obviously there are sometimes that cifius has concerns that can't be overcome by proposals of the party. they are always willing to listen. the staff always makes them available to listen. it doesn't mean that the party's proposals will always solve the problem but the staff will generally make themselves available and try to resolve a problem. obviously the government and the cifius staff and everybody wants to try to resolve those concerns to get a deal across the finish line. we will have to see with that ca

so we are seeing air quality impacts high fire danger, a better one to be staying inside the not although if you do want to venture outside you'll be greeted by nicer weather 60's and 70's for highs in san francisco and right along the coastline. we return to the 80's for most of our bayside areas burlingame to 82 today, redwood city a 85. now you also down to 85 today, south bay temperatures in the upper 80's to mid 80's. that's comp just 2 days ago. certainly a nice change freeman through ha the is as pleasanton livermore in the low 90's. oakland you return to the 70's todaat 78 well conquered walnut creek in danville still holding on to mid 90's. vacaville pittsburgh in antioch also still in the 90's today and one of the last times i'm going to be talking about temperatures as warm as they will be today because after today are inland daytime highs officially fall on average back to the 80's and that's where they're going to stay really for the remainder of this forecast 70's are going to stay right along the bay and 60's near the coastline. so these are very good changes as far as temperatures go a lot nicer of

3 women who really set the election campaign on fire earlier this summer the other being said logical also who ventured was the presidential candidate was then forced to flee and if you ania and there's also a 3rd woman but i think it's that caller who himself is now in poland somebody because he was the only one basically who hasn't taken the hints from the government he had to leave the country he was basically forced them to detain and now by refusing to be edged out of her own country as so many other opposition figures have she has also been involved in the founding of a new party but i think that early early early days of that kind of thing now at the moment this is about the symbolism of these protests coming out week after week and she is certainly one of most recognizable and most competent faces of those protests even if those protests are happening without kind of an abuse organization or leader. nick conley reporting there from mit's let's get a round up some other stories making the headlines at least 5 people are missing after a powerful typhoon swept across parts of japan and to south ko

ashley: joe biden will be venturing out of the basement a little bit more.other battleground state michigan. is this because he is a little more concerned about those polls tightening? he has to get out there? >> ashley, there is no doubt that is what's driving joe out of his basement. after the conventions we see that the basically the race tightened by about half. in particular, suburban voters began to move back towards donald trump. remember those voters went for trump in 2016 but the biden campaign has made it a high priority to get them on board and they have been with biden but after the two conventions in particular i think president trump making a very strong case that he was a president who would restore safety in their towns and cities, that race tightened. right now in the battleground states overall biden leads by less than four points and trafalgar group, which takes into account so-called shy trump voters has the race about even in all of those states. so this really is a tight race going forward. really what john lonski was just talking about

one of the most important holidays on the jewish new year starting friday israelis who only be allowed to venture $500.00 metres from their home the final list of frustrations and exemptions published on thursday is slow the new lock down comes as the country has seen infection rates rise dramatically the new rules will keep israelis at told me except for going out to cover basic needs to go out for shopping or to go to work school small sports and this will be shuttered and restaurants will only be allowed to do deliveries. this follows weeks of erratic decision making by the government its handling of the corona crisis has been sharply criticized in recent weeks i think it's going to be hard after one knock down i think most people are just kind of tired of it they see it as mainly political more than a public health issue. and especially now with the whole days it seems that you know just a lot more people are not going to. not going to follow the rules because. they have better shot here before and everybody's and right and there's a sense of confusion i feel it is a mistake it wasn't my prep

winds, not a good combination so please be mindful of any sort of activities that you may be doing as you venture outside 80's 90's triple digits for today's daytime highs conquered at one '04 antioch livermore vallejo still holding on to triple digits. but a whole lot less of them yet than yesterday. santa rosa falls out of the hundreds back to 95 today, oakland at 94, san francisco at 88. as far as air quality goes talking some improvements there as well most of us are in the moderate category this morning, inland valleys of the east bay anywhere from ports, a very poor as well as persons of the north bay, so definitely not all of us sitting good this morning. i'm talking more about her height and fire danger today. what else to expect for the rest of the week all still to come in your forecast robin. >>all right sounds good. thank you let's check in on the traffic we're taking a peek at your morning commute starting off the bay bridge toll plaza. here's a live look at your a t team you westbound coming into san francisco and so far so good, no problems, no crashes no stalls. an easy trip here

. >> reporter: this year there will be fewer people venturing out, but it could still provide a boostng restaurant. >> we're going to be promoting all of our businesses and restaurants, again couraging the movie go tore go pick up a dinner. go pick up a coffee. after your movie. >> the festival runs from october 8th through the 18th, and will include about 100 films, presentations, discussions, and interviews. >> people are starved, as we know, for corn tent. a lot of people have gone through everything that you can scream on-line. >> tickets go on-line on-line to the general public beginning september 27th. roble roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and we're getting ready to get some better air quality. we have nowhere to go but better. an improvement of weather change coming our way. that should help the smoke and some of the fires. >> let's go to heather holmes now with a look at some of the stories we're work on for the 7:00 news over on ktvu plus. heather? >> well, andre, some confusion in oregon over false rumors about antifa setting some of those wildfires across that state. how one soc

. >> this year there will be fewer people venturing out, but it could still provide a boost to the strugglings. >> we'll probe meeting all of our businesses and all of our restaurants and really encouraging the movie go tore go pick up a dinner, pick up a coffee, after your movie. >> the festival will include about 100 films, presentations, discussions, and interviews. >> people are starved for content. a lot of people have gone through effect that you can stream on-line. >> tickets go on sale on-line to the general public september 25th. >>> the maker of mercedes-benz agreed to pay 30s 5 billion to 1.5 billion to the state of california, saying the german company sold about 5,000 cars and vans in the u.s. that did not comply with state and federal law. daimler is also required to fix the vehicles involved. the company denies cheating and does not admit any liability in the settlement. >>> on wall street, stocks rallied to reverse much of their losses from last week. the dow gained 327 points. nasdaq surged nearly 2%, and the s&p rose 42 points. oracle was up more than 4% >>> coming up, hurric

it could be a venture we don't even know about. ,ophie: pavel alpeyev bloomberg's asia technology reporterling as much as 2%. they will likely boost bonds today. that is the set up going into the open. this is bloomberg. ♪ sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia." i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asia's major markets have opened for trade. our top stories this hour, asian stocks set to fall as the tech rally stumbles. . u.s. equities suffered their biggest fall in three months. big tex dragging down as well as utility spikes. they've close their hong kong trail -- sales. the main lands largest operator aims to raise. $2.5 million china is betting on chips to counter rising pressure from washington. the plan has the same high-level backing given to the atomic weapons program. theie: let's take a look at way things are shaping up for asian markets. the pivot to value may not be a is dramatic given some strategists have already like the potential for cyclical heavy indexes to rebound like in japan. is weighted tocs classic value sectors. that is little r

would say whatever the rules, whatever the precautions, my view is view is now is not the time to be venturingoor setting like a church. on a similar theme, we got this from a woman in gloucester. does the new rule of six preclude amateur choir rehearsals of more than six at once? i think it does but other choir committee members take a different view. there's some discord. this is not particularly clear and i think that choir members are awaiting further guidance on this. don't go. i think quine isa guidance on this. don't go. i think quine is a particularly dangerous situation because you're breathing out quite heavily and at risk of infecting others. i think in terms of the rules i am not clear and i think your fognini to and stick to the sick role for now. doctor can be don't do it? there is clear evidence that there was a choir practice going on in the united eight and a significant number, 90% got infected and two died therefore even if it is six, even if it is allowed, why practice in the middle of a coronavirus polemic? don't do it. 0ne coronavirus polemic? don't do it. one last one fr

>>welcome back for 55 on this friday morning won't be the best weekend for venturing outside yet again last weekend it was the heat. now it is the smoke which is actually worse this morning than what we've seen the past couple of days because it's sinking down into the day now you're definitely breathing it in as you're stepping outside at any point this upcoming friday. it can definitely see smoke and fog and san francisco and a cooler start to the day than where we have been half moon bay is in the upper 40's right now 50's and just a couple low 60's on the map like an antioch nevado san francisco, half moon bay much cooler than at the same time yesterday and we'll keep that cool weather around into the afternoon with san jose oakland and san francisco. all only in the 60's for your daytime highs. robin. >>all right sounds good. thank you john coming up in the next hour, the red orange hue has gone from our skies but air quality is terrible all across the bay area will have team coverage on conditions coming up in just a bit and today marks 19 years since the 9.11 terror attacks, how

contra costa and solano counties so be mindful of that as venture outside we've got a lot of smoke that's been put up and has settled down in pockets across the bay this morning, 60's and 70's for your daytime highs in san francisco as well as elsewhere right along the coast today while 70's and 80's for most of our bayside areas noticeably cooler, especially right along the bay and the coast as that a sea breeze pushes in helping to result in a sense of relief. san jose 92 degrees for your high today, definitely better than your upper 90's yesterday while falling from the triple digits in the tri valley back to the mid to upper 90's. oakland, 82 you had mid-nineties yesterday concord in walnut creek at 98 degrees each while in the north bay, even falling back into the 90's no triple digits on your 4 zone forecast today and that is something we are all welcoming with open arms now tomorrow, i do anticipate a couple of triple digits to return, not super widespread though thursday and friday we see temperatures declining it again and that sets us up for an even cooler weekend yet with highs

3 women who really set the election campaign on fire earlier this summer the other being sludge and also who ventured was the presidential candidate was then forced to flee. and there's also a 3rd woman but i think it's a caller who itself is now in poland somebody because he was the only one basically who hasn't taken the hits from the government he had to leave the country he was basically forced them to detain her now by refusing to be edged out of her own country as so many other opposition figures have she has also been involved in the founding of a new party but i think that the early early early days of that kind of thing now at the moment this is about the symbolism of these protests coming out week after week and she is certainly one of the most recognizable and most competent faces of those protests even if those protests are happening without kind of an obvious organization or leader indeed coming out week after week i mean we saw sunday more siege protests that we have the same problems things farm what is now going to happen and what is next for the opposition. i'm sorry there is no road

walmart in talks with an india group over the super app that could be launched as a joint venture betweens e commerce >> and mcafee looking to make a return to the market did not disclose the size of any potential offering looking to list shares on the nasdaq dow futures down fractionally. we are back after this mass pa >>> time for your morning rbi. we continue with the debate from over the weekend y you have many coming out saying work from home is here forever i posted this hot take in two to three years, work from home could be smaller than pre-covid-19 we'll be so kooped up and want to get out human interaction will be more, not less important, especially for younger workers trying to move up the latter you need personal interaction. as spus inspected, most of you disagreed. quite a bit also agreed. i made a poll asking for those who can work remotely, what percent will be back in the office two to three years. winner is half to three quarters will be back in the office 21% said basically everyone who was in the office before will go back i guess we'll see you back in the office at s

alix: how much of that will have to be through a joint venture or acquiring something else?ly: we are always looking for opportunities to augment our amazing team and our product. we keep looking. we did our first acquisition recently and we will continue to look for more opportunities. very much, thank you indeed for sharing your time. zoom steckelberg, communications cfo. alix: it is time for futures and oak us. joining us is abigail delillo --doolittle. abigail: all of the commodities out of that march low are sharply higher, so can this risk rally continue higher question mark relative to coppola -- copper, another driver, if we going to the bloomberg terminal, the bigger driver could be the dollar. this is the one year chart and orange, and in white we have the bloomberg dollar index. going into the march low for copper and stocks, we see the dollar was at an all-time high right before the full impact of the beds liquidity activity. when the fed was all in, you see the index coming in down 11% from that march hi to today. that has really spurred this risk rally because

they don't care what short-term investors want >> i couldn't even pretend to be a qualified public market investor my job in ventureital is to be wrong 95% of the time and hit a home run every once in a while. so if you have a question about that, i would be happy to answer >> okay, trae, we'll come back to you on that then perhaps another time thanks for being with us trae stephens of founders fund. >>> shares of micron are down 4.5% despite a earning beat. we'll tell you why after the break and micron ceo will join us exclusively next. don't go anywher e. yeah, that's half the fun of a new house. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>> micron shares are sinking in today's trade, down just shy of 4.5% despite a beat on earnings after gross margin guidance was a bit short of estimates also some turbulence from the trump administration ban on shipments to large custome

be strong. i am a venture capitalist, i invest in startups.ought that was the suppression of startups and i would have a moderately different answer. i think there is lots of room for startups and for starting new companies. even as these large companies continue to come down and scale. you need to look at global competition of products. does not mean just let companies do whatever they want. , you need to break up to say, how do we shape it. we would like cap manufacturing jobs back in the country as part of middle-class jobs. how do we make that happen? the answer is technology. kelly get robotics in the right manufacturing done? as opposed to saying stop, i would say, these are outcomes that we want more of, these are what we want less of. how do we make that happen. the next question is, is that regulation? you create a regulatory agency and someone says, don't do anything until i tell you it's ok to do, that's not a good globally competitive stance. emily: reid hoffman at linkedin. we will have more of that conversation later in the week.

we are calling it voltage valley, because we have this pickup being produced, but next to that plant is a new general motors joint venture making batteries. they will hire 1100 people this year. the combination of this company and the battery plant will mean we replaced the same number of workers. it is an adjusting future, to bring more electric vehicles and technology companies, and the university is playing an active role providing training on electric vehicles and technology. this is a rebirth, and it is exciting. the president and this administration have been helpful to bring back jobs to the valley. pres. trump: it is exciting because everyone who wanted to do this, it is a great technology. until this, nobody has done it. , andg motors in each wheel they are well coordinated, and you can work them individually or whatever is necessary by computer. it is an incredible concept. congressman, would you like to say something? >> i appreciate the president's support for ohio. it is an accomplishment, and we appreciate his work. as we look towards lordstown, this is a great step to the future. pres. trump: this did not

depp's juana a joint venture between botswana and diamond mining giant to be yours exported $916000000.00 worth of diamonds in the 1st quarter of this year and the 2nd quarter exports fell by 68 percent. prices for rough diamonds are down by 20 percent falling prices and shrinking exports are expected to weigh heavily on botswana's economy diamonds account for 70 percent of the country's exports. for more on the impact the pandemic has had on africa's diamond industry i'm joined now by journalist philip divest in johannesburg hi fellas welcome to the show we just saw the example of botswana there how big of an impact is the decline in diamonds having on other african economies it's quite significantly higher southern african region keep in mind which one it is usually enters on diamonds he'll also have diamond mining activities in the libya and in the city and that it will feed screechy south africa as well as it used to the cross to trace are those are all the moment you see the diamond prices come down these it should rule to produce a state only higher each and fill post of government'

. >>> he has bet onself-driving cars the company announced it would be spinning off it's joint venture with uber into the self-driving group they also became the majority owner of the business after purchasing shares from uber. we're joined by the cfo and coo. great to have you with us on the back of what is an exciting announcement for your company. talk us through the decision to spin out this unit as what are your plans for this business moving forward? >>> we purchased some shares from uber as well as injecting into the business to support the r and d of this venture. we're looking to obviously continue our tests we're running. and so far around 4 million miles of real world driving conditions including all sorts of weather conditions on to the platform >> obviously the car industry is undergoing a huge amount of change and so far we have seen new players leading the way when it comes to electric vehicles and pulling out the rest of it with it now we're seeing them get more and more involved in cars of the future and electric vehicles and in terms of the industry landscape who do y

the not so go forecast we still have 5 high fire danger today so be very mindful of that as you venture outside. but we're also going to be seeing is likely still some haze in spots all the way this we that's your forecast robin is standing by with a look at there hey there john lots of slow traffic around the bay area it's really picking up out there. >>especially on the bridges, so we'll start off with westbound 80 heading into san francisco,thline at the pay gates and it's a long line this goes all the way back beyond west grand. no problems on the upper deck, so you're still under 15 minutes to make it an off to fremont street over to the richmond sandra fell bridge was 5.80. it's also picking up here but no delays as we can see 8 minutes to the north bay and then here's the trouble spot out of a rental westbound 24 and fish ranch. we have an accident here the 2 left lanes are closed chp getting ready to issue a traffic alert. so this is our next hot spot. it's already backed up a few miles there at least beyond coming up pablo so be on the lookout for that slowing 17 minutes and gr

afternoon we're all getting in the mix with ample sunshine to be expected yet again clear skies and also some good air quality this afternoon so do venture out there and enjoy what will be comfortable temperatures right now we're in the 60's with hayward at 67 oakland conquer double in each of the mid 60's as well low 60's to upper 50's in the north bay, some of our cooler temperatures later on today or coolest highs will be at the coast where you'll find some 60's. well 70's 80's for bayside and inland areas talking or big weekend warm-up still ahead the rest of your forecast rob. thank you. john we're checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza the trip into san francisco is much heavier now. >>within about 10 minutes it just stacked up in the line kept growing now it's 80 all the way out to west grand. so that's what you're going to have to sit in as you make your way into san francisco this morning. but at least we don't have any problems on the bay bridge or downtown so your average just under 15 minutes. we do have a problem in the east bay, this is walnut creek northbound 6.80 at a sealed valley. crews are clearing a motorcycle crash

notably banks will be allowed to participate in venture capital and credit funds now the bank seems to i time here goldman sachs is reportedly planning a new venture and growth fund and it is citi star impact fund this year. st. >> if this rollback had come in the early part of the last decade, i think it would have made a really big difference they've already, as you said, found their own work arounds, goldman sachs depending exactly how you call it, for example, has its own private equity type businesses and on the other side of it, on the hedge fund side, i don't think that we're rushing to invest and buying the equity of hedge fund companies now anyway. they're not as attractive as they were. they're not as sexy as they were at the start of 2010, 11, 12 wait it was a punishment to not get exposure to the business models. >> it's more a reflection on venture capital and ability to get certain exemptions in it washington vc made the case as well with regard to the treatment of capital gains. of course, they have not made much movement on that in terms of taxation. but they have argue

cyclical recovery so for the past several years, we've been talking about tech being the strongest and best place. i would venture that in the next several years we would be talking about the good old-fashioned industrial materials and cyclicals bein the best place to be >> the value investors don't know whether to pound their heads on the table or take heart. chris, let me turn to you before we go and ask, since i teased it, about why you think right now is a great time to invest in banks. and of all the banks, wells fargo, which can't even grow its assets right now, but also you have capital one, a couple foreign banks on here. quickly make the case for wells fargo if you don't mind. >> they're the only sector in the economy that was explicitly prepared for the environment that we're in. the stress tests, the lessons from the financial crisis had them double their capital ratios, in other words, cut risk in half. more conservative underwriting, huge liquidity so we come into this environment. they are prepared for this environment. they are stressing yet the stocks have been the worst performing group because e

be a huge problem. there is a big role for the government as the venture capitalist of the green economy. the private sector -- a few sectors they like to take risk -- but in general they don't, specially when a lot of the payoff may be public rather than private. there is a big role for channeling credit toward sectors that have commercial potential. there was an enormous amount of that during the war. even the investment. our by private companies was publicly financed during the war. in a sectors really knew that have to be built from the ground processing, which was a big industry, the government has to just step in and do it. we need public investments in sectors where there are too many externalities, where too much of the costs and benefits are being borne by the public anyway. the lesson is it will be a mix of approaches. the key thing is going to be scale, doing enough of everything. caroline: can a scale be achieved by a state-by-state level? as we look at political risks,if come november we have the same president as we do now, likely these pushes for a green economy are not goin

women who really set the election campaign on fire earlier this summer the other being said logic and also who ventured was the presidential candidate was then forced to flee to the cuing year and there's also a 3rd woman but i think it's a caller who itself is now in poland somebody because he was the only one basically who hasn't taken the hints from the government he had to leave the country he was basically forced them to detain her now by refusing to be edged out of her own country as so many other opposition figures have she has also been involved in the founding of a new party but i think that early early early days of that kind of thing now at the moment this is about the symbolism of these protests coming out we got the week and she is certainly one of the most recognizable and most competent faces of those protests even if those parts are happening without kind of an obvious organization or you know indeed coming out week after week i mean we saw sunday morning huge protests but yet we have the single building farm what is now going to happen what is next for the opposition. i'm sorry there i

3 women who really set the election campaign on fire earlier this summer the other beings lodge and also who ventured was the presidential candidate was then forced to flee. and there's also a 3rd woman that i think it's a caller who is now in poland somebody you can see was the only one basically who hasn't taken the hints from the government here to leave the country who was basically forced them to detain her now by refusing to be edged out of her own country as so many other opposition figures have she has also been involved in the founding of a new party but i think that early early early days of that kind of thing now i'm at the moment this is about the symbolism of these protests coming out week after week and she is certainly one of most recognizable and most competent faces of those protests even if those crowds are happening without kind of an obvious organization or leader so an economy there for us in minsk not just some other stories from around the world a saudi court has given long jail terms to people of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the court to overturn earlier death sent

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venture a guess? sarah. >> trying to be the better - the soviet union. prof. garcia: right. we are already locked in a cold war with the soviet union. we are battling for the hearts and minds of the developing worlds. this is a way of signaling to the rest of the world our humanitarian commitment. any other reasons? >> they wanted european stability. that was in the interest of the u.s. economically. prof. garcia: absolutely. they wanted european stability, to assist in europe's postwar economic recovery. any other reasons you can think of? these are all very good answers. at the end of the war, there were an estimated 10 million inple left homeless and, some cases, stateless, just in europe alone. truman wanted to accommodate a greater share of the displaced persons in order to assist europe's postwar recovery. as tess pointed out. financial aid to the war-torn nations was not enough, he said. the united states had a moral obligation to accept a number of the displaced persons in europe. and yet congress resisted. even after americans became more fully aware of the horrors