neither berkshire hathaway has responded to requests for comment. for berkshire, which also owns geico, insurance is at the core of its operations. providing upfront capital from premiums that the conglomerate can invest for its own benefit. that so-called insurance float was $90 billion last quarter. for "nightly business repor" i'm wore beg morgan brennan. >>> wells fargo working to stamp out the bad behavior that resulted in the creation of fake customer accounts. john stump said wells fargo will end product sales goals at the end of the year in order to help rebuild consumer confidence, and he also issued this apology on cnbc today. >> if i could just -- before we start, or as i start, i want to tell you, your audience and our customers that we are sorry. we deeply regret any situation where a customer got a product they did not request. that has -- there is nothing in our culture, nothing in our vision of values that would support that. >> but the pressure on wells fargo is far from over. the senate banking committee is scheduled to host a hear

weep the storm tracker on it. 42 minutes away from the berkshires. we can see that enter. a few parts of our area late tonight. that threat can be over by tomorrow morning. a very humid night all night long. jc: commitment 2016 after weeks of trying to get more attention in the presidential candidate, libertarian gary johnson managed to do that today with a major misstep, once reminded about the syrian city, engulfed in the civil war, johnson did share his plan. reporter: he did share his plan. he later said he thought it may have been an acronym and he said there was no excuse for his inability to answer immediately. while at emerson college today in boston, johnson's running mate former governor bill weld, was more defensive of the mistake. it comes at a time when johnson and weld have been vigorously campaigning to be included in the debates this fall. he doesn't think today's misstep will seriously affect the campaign's reputation. >> i'm not sure you are going to sell the american public on the fact that somebody can't remember the name of the town in syria first thin

berkshire hathaway is already the largest shareholder with over 10%. and with financial companies you're not allowed to continue to buy after you open that much. his shares, his stake, buffett's stake in wells fargo, has increased because wells fargo's been buying back stock, very similar situation with why he owns more than 10% of american express. as a company buys back stock, berkshire's stake goes up, but it's not because of purchases that he've been making on the open market. again, this is not clarity. it doesn't tell you a whole lot. but this is the most that i've been able to get him to weigh in on something concerning wells fargo since the scandal broke. >> becky, it's great context. sarah here. to the stock performance, we're looking at wells fargo shares they're down about 9.5% this month bringing the year to date lotszs to 11.5%. it's clearly speculation at this point, but your study of warren buffett, how he views his long-term investments, do you think he's just waiting to see how it shakes out after some of the political pressure comes o

we do have the sunshine for the berkshires and toward worcester county, this is mid afternoon. i would say by the early part of the evening commute, the boston area. it is possible they could try to form into a line or broken line that the biggest concern is right along the leading edge there is the risk of gusty if not strong and maybe in a few cases damaging winds. that is what we have to follow with this and we will he here to follow if it by the south shore at 5:30 p.m. and cape cod at 630 p.m. and off the coast. it will import the next round of autumn-like air which will be cooler than the most recent round. with the storm risk to mid to late afternoon, medium risk of having significant lightning and medium risk of strong or damaging winds with a few of the storms. the concert tomorrow night at the concert which starts at 7:30 p.m. and if you are going earlier to go do tailgating keep that in mind. here's a chance to warm up in the 80's before the risk of the storms. look how much cooler it turns on thursday. many areas will not get out of the 60's or high temperatures. th

midday lunch hour doing fine afte berkshires between 2 or 3 and notice 4 p.m. few spotty storms most of them are focused north and west of boston the risk is greatest i say between 3 and 8 p.m. notice it's not all that widespread but it may be a tough commute in spots and in eastern massachusetts with a few storms around and locally heavy downpours and one or two storms could become strong to severe. damaging wind gusts pry moory threat. again that threat is isolated greatest north and west of town will be exiting the cape at that point. and clearing comes in after that. so ahead of the front, it's warm today, middle to upper 80s for highs. and with a wind out of the west southwest that will shift around once the front comes by this evening. upper 70s keen to jaffrey. 58 in fitchburg. into 80s from plymouth and 75 to 84 from cape cod. drier air working in. and 60 for a overnight low in boston and 50s in the suburbs and it looks cool 60s at the coast. because after the wind coming in off the ocean. we will be a little feel of fall with crisp and bright air 70 de

also berkshire. berkshire and well wells fargo are 17%. you get jpmorgan, citigroup, bank of america, citi grooup. if it spills over, the xlf could be the place. it could be a great vehicle to hedge in the near term, puts, put spreads or short against your bank holdings you think are cheap and you want to wait it out. >> what that tells me in terms of the waiting is if wells fargo, as you think, will have more problems, the xlf as a whole will have more -- they will have -- >> i think people were looking for the xlf for, as dan said, 20% were reits, they have to go some place to get a better yield in the xlre i believe is the new etf. you'd rather go there than to go on the xlf. so you could have buying there, selling xlf. >> not in wells fargo, why wouldn't you just go to wells fargo? if you want to make the bet or -- >> i'm saying if you don't want any wells fargo -- >> i get it. >> you can't play the xlf anywhere even if there's a bounce. let's get to the other big story of the day, of the week. apple's iphone 7 release sending the stoc

with wells fargo, is it safe to stay in berkshire hathaway b? >> i think that's a little harsh to call it a ponzi scheme because there's been no criminality proven, but i would say that the investments warren buffett has been making of late have not been performing that well. to go against the master, no thank you. i think berkshire hathaway is a buy, period, end of story. earnest in new york. earnest. >> caller: that's me. >> yo yo, what's up? >> caller: i've just got a question on colucid. i bought quite a few shares at $5.40. it's up quite a bit. should i sell half, or should i keep them? >> no. i got to look into it. it just did a gigantic secondary, and it's up huge since the secondary. i have to come back and do homework on that one. that is not one i am that familiar with. let's go to nick in pennsylvania. nick. >> caller: hey, jim. great to talk to you. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is on valero, whether it's a good time to -- >> i'm not a big believer in the refinery stocks. going to increase. i think they're going to shrink. i w

berkshire hathaway is a household name, certainly among bloomberg viewers.t's energy arm is a major player, $80 billion worth of america's natural gas, wind, solar, and renewable. tell us more. what are the projects in this region. let's ask right now. berkshire hathaway energy, everybody knows his boss, warren is what but that vision is integrated into renewable energy. this kind of attention to the consumer, the end user. tell us about that. good startingery point. as an american utility, you are consumer centric. we have seen renewables as good for consumers. number one, they are a hedge against inflation. with a zero fuel price, we know what the cost of a solar or wind farm is the next year, 10 years, in 20 years. you can't say that for a natural gas plant. want renewable energy. some for environmental reasons, some for branding. they want the stable prices. we are seeing tremendous economic development with renewables. in iowa, we have factories building wind turbines. we are paying farmers as a secondary stream of income for these families. important f

a drag onainly berkshire hathaway because berkshire hathaway owns a 10% stake in the bank. these are the top five equity holdings and how they performed so far next year. us, coca-cola, america next and wells fargo is way at the bottom right here. the white line here is the s&p 500. down 13.5% so far this year. fascinating about all of this is it came out of the financial crisis relatively unscathed. did not sell those exotic products and it did not take extreme positions. it pursued a bread-and-butter approach and that is what got it. the decline is now smaller than jpmorgan with market caps and it is interesting if there was one bank people said would have a really good reputation, it is wells fargo. interesting to see how the brand holds up. that is why it is a great association with warren buffett. i am looking at risk parity. these are a 1% change in the multi-asset strategy index that tries to essentially capture risk parity strategies that long stocks and long bonds. this is everything selling off at once with no place to hide. this index has had its two worst days a

specifically, it's in western massachusetts as a strong line of thunderstorms is entering berkshire county right now, and we have a severe thunderstorm warning that was posted just a little while ago. it goes until 8:30 this morning. does include and pittsfield as these storms are just about to cross over the border heading into berkshire county once again. main threats with these are going to be some gusty winds and also some torrential downpours as well. you can see they're moving to the east at about 35 miles per hour. that puts them on a track to enter pittsfield about now with the northern fringes of that line moving in now. great barrington, you'll get into these in the next 15 or 30 minutes or so. strong winds as well. now, this is western massachusetts, but these will be moving into the worcester hills over the course of this morning. so you plan on getting those folks out into worcester county by about 8:30 this morning. excuse me. 9:30 this morning. then heading toward the boston area toward later on during the late morning and midday hours. this line of storms being caused by a

also showers beginning to form in the berkshire. more showers and storms breaking out. mid to late morning, about 11:00, noontime in boston. showers. south of boston, 1:30 or so in the south shore. areas to the west drying out completely turning nice and dry. going to be nice and sunny. few scattered clouds over the mountain tops. nice, sunny day tomorrow. 59 boston. low 50s to mid-50s in the suburbs. 40s western new england. high temperatures tomorrow 72 at the coast to 77 away from the ocean. winds light tomorrow. a bit of a sea breeze. then it warms muggy with showers and storms in the afternoon. beautiful weather thursday and friday. the next front may bring showers and storms later saturday and sunday. that's your week ahead. >> looks good. thank you. >>> big honor for big boston sports figures. how big papi is being remembered golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it. america runs on dunkin'. capital one believes you

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it includes wells fargo, berkshire hathaway, and jpmorgan. these stocks were all higher on the week. investors probably anticipate there is going to be a rate hike, which will help the cubbies make more money when they lend berkshire hathaway has stakes in wells fargo. vonnie: that's great. we will check back with you in a little bit. let's check on headlines. taylor riggs has more from our newsroom. taylor: economic sanctions are limiting trade between russia and the u.s. and the eu. vladimir putin is looking to china. the russian president spoke to bloomberg editor-in-chief john micklethwait. president putin: we have to move to a new level of preparation. we are developing production of a heavy helicopter. we are working on a long-haul airplane. we are working in machine building, high-speed rail, timber processing, atomic energy. we have already built a nuclear power plant. taylor: tune in to bloomberg all day for more of our exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin, and don't miss the special report monday at 12:00 p.m. e

he will make it to the berkshires but after that some weakening is likely. i will be talking all about the weekend coming up. jc: a second person has died in this crash. a work man crash. two of the six workers have died. not wearing seat belts. are helping -- they are hoping you can identify the suspects in this convenience store robbery. if you look closely, you can see the man brandishing a knife at the 7 day convenience store on winthrop ave. police say he's a regular customer, known as john. if you have any information, call police. for law enforcement now stirring up a surprising controversy. selectmen in royalston, ordering state police wives to remove blue ribbons placed around town. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson joins us live to explain why >> residents say they had a visceral reaction to all of this. the ribbons were up for two weeks. they would compromise. now it is time fhe officers in uniform the mass state police wives put the ribbons up in 42 town.,outrage in royalston unexpected. >> i support police them but we don't need all this. repo

we're in the upper 40s, we do have a frost advisory that is in effect berkshire county. hampshire or franklin county for early tomorrow morning and i kind of think maybe even into monday morning as well, but it's really not out of the ordinary to start seeing some frost showing up this time of the year. you see this darker shading of purple in northwestern massachusetts, september 22nd to the 30th we're there. now we talk about our next best you look closely at the map, you can see a couple of dots of bink which would indicate a rain in the rockies, it will bring us showers early tuesday, possibly clearing tuesday afternoon, and we keep things cool until we hit next weekend, but at least we get to enjoy sunshine. >>> sound good. the patriots could be running out of options. the number three quarterback, a ligament in his thum against the texans. it has a lot wondering who will play next week against the bills. byron barnett has more. >> reporter: bill belichick at an event for his charity in boss not to, displaying his normal tight-lipped person a when asked about his th

as they move eastward they could move through the berkshires. there is likely to be a weakening trend. there can still be a downpour to the north and west. at night and widely scattered. by tomorrow morning the threat is by the boards. that opens it up for some hot weather tomorrow. the front that comes through just rests along the new england south coast and it could get active on saturday. there is the possibility of a first thing sunday, another shot at thunderstorms. today it is almost 90. hotter to the west. 96 in washington dc. this will be an uncomfortable night, dropping into low 70's around 70. 96, some warmth moving our way tomorrow. behind the front it is still warm. that could take us to 90 degrees. it should turn less humid by late morning. not so much so down at the coast. arrival of a cold front. the timing is not great. more often, here it is coming through sunday morning. it should brighten up on sunday afternoon. it should be a nice finish. tomorrow should be the hottest. don't be shocked if there is a shower. probably it warms

warren buffett who runs berkshire hathaway is not saying anything right now.tock is down this morning. look at fedex. profit, big boost from the stronger revenue and express and ground and freight business units, raising rates after the holidays. the market loves it. kb homes sells more homes at higher prices and that stock is up 3%. we're one and a half minutes in and we're up 80 points. who is with us, ashley webster, liz macdonald and dan. it seems that wall street has moved on talking about a rate hike in december. is that what's going to happen? no rate hike this month, but maybe a hike in december? >> the markets are certainly not looking at a rate hike. i've been calling for a rate hike, i don't think they'll do it. plenty of time. december is probably the probable date. that's why we're bouncing this morning. what you say, dan, no rate hike this month. probably one in december, do you agree with that? >> well, in order to get one in december. i want to see some economic data come out that shows the economy warrants a rate hike. right now what we've see

we have a west, including berkshire county, this one here is in effect until 8:30. great barrington, greenfield as well, and getting into orange until 9:00 this morning. let me show you the latest radar loop here. lots of lightning with these storms, especially the core of this area as it continues moving off to the east. we'll show you -- i'll set these you can see they're just about to move into great barrington now, also into the connecticut valley on the northern edge of this. let's track these. this is a nice little line of storms. we'll watch it as it continues moving to the east, again, at about -- let's call it 35 miles per hour. so let's see if i can get that out there. there we go. shellburn, westfield and chicopee within the next hour. the closer you are to the beginning, thene as you move toward the reservoir and in western worcester county, that will be closer to the top of the 9:00 hour. in boston, it's plain old soupy outside. clouds abound. some patchy fog. 75 degrees. humidity still very high with that south-southwest wind, which has been pretty bus

although it's just the berkshires, as we talk about tomorrow night and especially monday morning, you may be getting some frost closer to thi closer. high pressure is in control. cooler weather flowing in over the top of us. and we get to enjoy just some spectacular sunshine. cool but nice sunshine. there's a rainmaker to the west. it will show up on tuesday. tuesday, there may be much more needed rain back into the forecast. speaking of the forecast, here's the way it looks over the next seven days. nothing but sunshine but cool sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60's. by the way, i'm mentioning not for the city. typically in boston, the first freezing temperature happens on november 7. so we've still got a long way to go. western part of the state, it happens usually the first part of october. we may see that happening earlier than it should be. tuesday, as i mentioned, there's also a chance of seeing scattered showers coming in. here you see that cold front coming at us. gives us a chance of rain on tuesday. may linger into wednesday before it clears away. and right now the end of

storms around 1, 2 in the berkshires and east into worcester county around 3 or 4. at 4 p.m. the commute home is going to be featuring scattered showers and thunderstorms. not everyone is going see a storm a few storms may be 7 p.m. a lot of the action is tapering off with a leftover shower on the cape. the cape and island we see little if any action. a isolated shower or storm. damaging wind and the primary threat we are watching localized flooding hail lightning a lower risk today. in any thunderstorm that develops, you may see brief heavy downpours. clearing comes in tonight. as that fresh fall air starts to move in. 60 for an overnight low in boston. 50s in the suburbs and we don't actually reboundual that much in the 80s but the 60s to low 70s. that's it. as high pressure builds in and provides us with that dry comfortable air. there will be a blend of sun and clouds to enter the week on friday. by the way, tropical storm julia formed yesterday. 40-mile-per-hour winds. spinning in the at least northeast portion of florida right near jacksonville. bringing areas of rain t

most of us likely to see less more likely to happen in the berkshires and the worcester hills as opposed to boston or out on the cape. the morning commute starts with clouds and humidity in the morning. and then as we work through the morning commute skies beginning to break apart a bit with temperatures jumping to the 70s midmorning. the humidity will fade away tomorrow as sunshine takes so here are the dew points. early tomorrow morning uncomfortable out there. in the afternoon the dew points temperatures will fall. it will be a hot afternoon more of a dry heat than anything else. boston today was in the low 70s. fitchburg 92. worcester close to 90 degrees. the record is not that old. a year ago was 93. that's the record. worcester your record was 90 decent beach day. mix of clouds and sunshine. moderate risk of rip currents on the cape and the islands. your weekend forecast a few isolated showers saturday morning. isolated. some of you an entire day without a rain drop. sunday afternoon dry comfortable refreshing air takes hold across southern new england. sunday afternoon is looking

a shower or thunderstorm in the berkshires. i can't rule out it could make it farther east. the threat should be over by tomorrow morning. south and west of most of our area later tomorrow, saturday, we start out with some sunshine. it will cause a chance of a shower. there's a cold front for sunday morning. we have that chance of hitting that could have a shower or thunderstorm. it looks like a pleasant stretch of weather. as you check things out, thinking about the weekend. on saturday there is the chance at night there could be a shower. sunday approaching, further up to the north, a shower or thunderstorm possible on saturday. it should be reasonable. early next week, cooler, less humid. a week from now it will change. changes to the color on tuesday. environmental experts say it could have been caused by leakage from a nearby chemical plant but have yet to confirm that. ben: it has to be chemicals. that would be so disconcerting if you live near that. anchor: flights from ground zero's -- the flag from ground zero, thought to have vanished, turns up more than a decade l

that means sunday monday morning there could be some scattered frost through the berkshires. that spread will be out there with clear skies and cool temperatures moving in. then off to the west a band of showers developing. we may get some more rain as we talk about tuesday's forecast. tomorrow morning, clouds and sunshine, 60 degrees. sunday, the feel of fall. it is that morning low that will be on the cool side. drop into the 30's, cold temperatures. monday, patchy frost possible. we have a frontal boundary coming in from the west on tuesday. this could give us a chance of showers tuesday and lingering into wednesday morning before it moves out. behind that front with the sunshine back and the mild temperatures it may be warmer out there. we will see some sunshine by the end of the week. we should have sunshine for the weekend and perhaps some much-needed rain we will get in the ni getting close to nature. maybe too close. ed: how about this happening? in your own backyard. a fight between two rattlesnakes. one in eight women will face breast cancer. access to life saving c

it's out west of orange, the berkshires. it's the low valleys. once the wind dies off, any heat you build up during the day escapes with clear skies. with the lack of wind, it funnels all that cool air into the valleys. that's where you'll see scattered frost going on. that's the reason for the frost advisory. the tropics right now still a couple of storms we're watching. lisa out here and karl. bermuda right now. there's bermuda at this point. most of it is past of the island. they've had wind. they've had rain going on. fortunately, they did not get a direct hit from this system as it went through. karl will continue to move its way to the north atlantic. it will not be a factor at all. we may see rougher surf as we look later in the weekend. could be a category one hurricane before it diminishes. lisa down to a tropical depression and over the next 48 hours will just fall apart there really isn't too much left of that one. here's the way it looks over the next seven days. we have the sunshine today, tomorrow and into monday. monday morning wil

noting the lower dew points across the berkshires, and they are nicer than the low 70 dew points across the the cape. the drier air will continue to work in overnight and these are the remnants of tropical storm julia. we are right on the edge with the and for a great sunset. keep an eye on that tonight. areas of fog with temperatures in the 50s to low 60s in the suburbs and 66 in downtown boston tomorrow morning. so it will be valley fog tomorrow to start the day and once that lifts, we're looking at beautiful weather and lower humidity and warm temperatures and upper 70s at lunch and most of us in the low 80s tomorrow and a sea breeze at the coastline, and that's 70s there but can't complain about this, pleasant are warm, and humid, not as much of a factor and a lot of sun after the morning fog. and then on thursday, more of the same, high pressure in control and clouds to the south and to the north but for us, in the sunshine and the humidity, not a factor. beautiful for the patriots at gillette stadium. a beautiful night, warm and dry and 70s at 8:25 in the evening, and then we look

it will be a weakening trend but it could get into the berkshires maybe gives a shower to the coast. a much bigger chance for to the north and west. the heat will be turned on. right now it is almost 90. pretty muggy as well. keep that in mind. we stay in the low 70's. much more about that and the weekend and a little bit. ed: night. concerns about one of the patriots players. we are talking about gronk. reporter: rob gronkowski couldn't guarantee that he'll play sunday night. he could be toying with us or he could be serious he did reveal he's been dealing with a hamstring injury gronk pulled up while running a route in a joint practice with the bears on august 15 he didn't return to practice for 9 days so is he 100% for sunday nights >> no i am not. it has been week to week. day by day. but i am feeling good. >> 80, 90? >> i can't put a percentage on it but i'm feeling better every day. we will all get together and collaborate and see where i am mad. anchor: a deadly crash under investigation. two people were killed when they than rolled over. state police are looking into whether

but across southern new england, berkshires, lakes region it may not have any issue whatsoever. even in metro boston so the chance will be higher the farther south you travel. what i'm confident with area of high pressure in is that will keep the surf churned up for the entire holiday weekend. be mindful of that if you are going to the beaches tomorrow and again on saturday. the chance of rain highest in the g but it's not locked in stone that it would happen because the hurricane's track is not locked. forecast, temperatures this weekend seasonal. a little cool sunday and mopped with the threat of showers and of course we'll have an update on hermine at 11:00 but i will be back at 7:00 to talk more about hermine. >> announcer: now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> >> i was up to coach belichick i wish i played every game. playing pre-season game, regular season games, post-games. i love thinking about football it's just the way it is. >> reporter: tom brady will get his wish. the 17-year-old veteran set to go in tonight's pre-season fin ail against the giants but brady i

settles and sunday night into monday morning, there could be scattered frost -- mainly out to the berkshires. then a chance of showers. here is the way tomorrow looks. 68 degrees, much cooler, plenty of sin degrees for a low temperature. we will see some spots dropping in to be 30's. monday morning will be even cooler. i'm not concerned about frost. typically in boston we get our first freeze november 7. we have a chance of showers we get rain -- whether it is tonight or tuesday, it is going to be welcome. that threat of rain will linger into wednesday and start to clear away as we talk about the end of the week. the end of the week, sunshine activity forecast. to give you a hint of what is to come, highs in the 60's. a little taste of all. don't worry, it warms back up again. >> now here is josh brogadir with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. josh: good evening from gillette stadium, where attention has turned quickly from the success of the third string quarterback to the help of the -- health of the third string quarterback. thumb. other conflicting reports as to how serious the injury

see the drier air, it has reached the berkshires. that will move in during the day tomorrow. it will feel the break in the humidity even though it will be a warm day and it will be a sunny day and a great outdoors debt that. see how the -- at that. see how the humidity drops to make it more comfortable. temperatures where the air is dried out will be in the 50's by early tomorrow morning at in eastern mass it willin -- were in the 70's and 80's. in the midwest all those 80's and 93 in st. louis, that is ours for the next couple of days. tomorrow and thursday. but for highs around 80 through 85. maybe a degree or two cooler around the cape. we are on the edge of the high, thin clouds more to the south and they are to the north. there may be some clouds near but the sun will shine through. couple of days. that is why the weather will he nice. that is when we finish summer with summer-like temperatures. fall begins thursday on a warm note. we can see the clear skies taking us through thursday. that is important. friday we get some clouds and here and maybe a couple of showers pa

mainly out to the berkshires. notice the first three days how cool we are. the 30's. then on monday morning. patchy fog. typically for the first freeze of the year, it does not happen in boston until november. it is way early to be happening. the western part of the state sometimes you do get a hard freeze. . tuesday we have another chance of scattered showers. the front to the west may give us another round of scattered rain. so, a little bit warmer temperatures for next week's forecast. this week's forecast. this weekend will be nice and cool out there. ed: at&t has agreed to pay a $450,000 fine for unauthorized operations of fixed wireless stations. the fcc announced the company agreed to pay the fine today ending a lengthy government investigation. four-year-period, at&t operated many point-to-point microwave stations throughout the country at variance with its licenses. marriott international is now the largest hotel company in the world. thanks to its $12.2 billion purchase of starwood hotels and resorts. the deal gives the new marriott 30 brands with more than

there is actually a front thunderstorm tomorrow night around the berkshires. maybe northern new england, most of them probably maybe brief scattered locally. look what happens on friday. the deeper we get into friday, sunnier it gets and the warmer it gets. maybe even hot on friday. ahead of this front. >> this front will cross friday morning but behind it, it's still very warm so that's how friday could still be 90 degrees. certainly a swath of warmth. at this hour it's 91 degrees in toronto. of interesting, when you see the clouds and low clouds getting set to come in again in boston. a little erie out there. 71 degrees. the wind off the water, dew point and temperature, when they are close means they are saturated, and that's what happens with low clouds and fog. do expect some lowering vibl visibility. the air is somewhat tropical and becoming more so during the course of the day tomorrow. high temperatures in the upper about 90 for hartford and springfield and tomorrow there is still a moderate rip current risk, so it getting better but there is still a r

the berkshires -- you don't have to worry too much about it. speaking of the weekend, this is the way it looks for the next seven days. sunshine, but much cooler tomorrow. sunday night into monday morning, 38 degrees. it is sunshine and this is the time of year when we should feel this way. we could have a chance of rain that will linger into wednesday before clearing away. the first part of the week is still looking cool like the weekend with highs in the 60's. get ready, it is fall. heather? heather: we are ready for it mike. more on that breaking news out you should expect delays. ed: and your health this friday, a new hope for millions suffering from hair loss. a medication for arthritis may hold the key. newscenter 5's emily riemer has the story. emily: madeleine gross loves being able to brush her hair. that is because for so many years she was about it that she was without it. >> is steadily one of the most challenging things i have held to deal with -- it massaging things i have ever dealt with. emily: she started to wear a wake when sh

with all the problems such as the allegations against berkshire hathaway of a reverse ponzi scheme andwells fargo, is it safe to stay in berkshire hathaway b. >> i think that's a little harsh to call it a ponzi scheme because there's been no criminality proven, but i would say the investments warren buffett has been making of late has not been performing that well. to go against the master, no thank you. i think berk shirk hathaway is a buy. earnest in new york. >> caller: that's me. >> yo yo, what's up? >> caller: i just got a question on colucid. >> it just did a secondary. i have to come back and do homework on that one. that is not one i am that familiar with. let's go to nick in pennsylvania. nick. >> caller: hey, jim. great to talk to you. >> thank you. >> caller: >> i'm not a big believer in the refinery stocks. i don't think the margins are going to increase. i think they're going to shrink. i would be a seller of valero. sam in michigan. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. love the show. >> thank you. >> caller: i was wondering what your thoughts were about nxpi for about a

there are a couple of storms in the berkshires tomorrow night and may survive the trip eastward but scattered by the time it gets to the coastline tomorrow night they off the coast allow friday to clear and become very warm around here. by the way, update on the drought monitor in decks tomorrow ever thursday obviously deficit just keeps expanding. i have to till next one to two weeks as i can see, still overall al dry weather pattern. that went bye-bye quickly. see if i can get it back. ok. sneaky. seven day forecast for tomorrow. by the way, friday, if with we hit 90 that would be the 21st time for boston that it has happ pend 20 times and more than in that other areas. as another weekend. somewhere around the mild part of the weekend like saturday might. a front will preach and a shower or thunderstorm. i think it exits early season day in so that most of sunday will be ok. beautiful weather early next week and turning very warm again by the middle of next week. that is how it shaping up. ted? >> i love the use of the term. >> official meteorological term. >> is now that harvey has en do i

are no statewide races on the ballot -- ballot but there are contested open seats in the cape and berkshires and several counties will be ti voter turnout is expected to be low with only 10% of registered voters casting ballots. >>> vice presidential candidate and former massachusetts governor will speak to students at emerson college today. wells is running with gary johnson on the libertarian ticket. they will be securing a spot in the presidential debate. to do that they need 15% of the vote in the public opinion polls. >>> hillary clinton and donald last night they took the same stage answering questions from veterans. cbs' hannah daniels has the highlights. >> the main thing is i have great judgment. >>> donald trump fought to win over voters last night. maintaining he was against the war in iraq. >> i was totally against the war in iraq. >> reporter: hinting at a private plan to defeat isis. >> if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy. >> reporter: republican nominee was challenge veteran who questioned his immigration policy for military members. >> do you believe that an undo

in the berkshires, picking up pittsfield to stanford and stretching into vermont. looking farther to the west, more rain to the west. humid air is pumping up. it's muggier tonight than it was earlier today creating this line of showers and thunderstorms ahead of the cold front. as we go through the overnight hours, a lot of gray skies and rain heads north but there will be a spot shower or two in the western part of the state. 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, spot showers develop across the area. to spot showers. there won't be organized rain until monday. if you think about the pats' game, slight risk of showers, humid, around 76 degrees. as we get to the game tomorrow night at fenway, better chance of scattered showers. i'll talk more about that coming up. reid: new information tonight about a tragedy on the tracks. police say a teenager killed by a commuter train last night the westbound commuter train hit the 14-year-old boy just before 9:00 near the west newton station. police investigating the circumstances of what happened. foul play is not expected. parents in the schoo

we will watch the storms develop first southern vermont and the berkshires southern new hampshire between now and 3:00. they will be widely scattered and then as they come into eastern massachusetts, they are likely to weak ann bit but the threat is there that one or two could be on the stronger side. and we have seen it too any time we have thunderstorms that have some of the strong wind gusts, the trees have been weakened because of the damage. most 7 or 8 winding down with a leftover shower or storm on cape cod. and behind the front, that is the crisp fall air that's moving in as we head into overnight tonight. damaging wind is what we are watching later on today a low ris fork localized flooding and hail. we are not concerned with that but any thunderstorms that develop may contain lightning and brief heavy downpours. overnight tonight, as the clearing comes in, there's a leading edge of the cool are air. 50 to 56 tonight. boston and it's a 50s to start for most of the kids at the bus stop tomorrow. and it's going to be bright sunshine but crisp air comes in. so we only rise to about

. ♪ warren: i send out a letter every two years or so to the managers at berkshires, and i basicallyal obviously, but also do not do anything you would not be happy to have written on the front page of the newspaper. and i tell them one other thing, look if the reason you are doing it, if the reason you give me why you are doing it is, everybody else is doing it. that is not good enough. if that is the best you can come up with, there is something wrong with what you are doing. it is not can we do it? it is should we do it? it is important in all aspects of life. i've heard more dumb things rationalized by the fact that the other guy is doing it and i tell them, if it is close to the line, it is over the line. nobody can see the line that well. i'm 80 years old and my eyes are going bad, so do not do anything close to the line. it makes me nervous. terre: the post crisis response has included lines upon lines of new laws and regulations, including increased capital and liquidity positions for financial firms. and yet, the question remains, after the financial equivalent of a near-dea

starting to get into southwestern vermont and nipping around mount gray lock there in the northern berkshires. there is a chance for rain. as you approach 8:00, i think the showers will be entering western parts of worcester county, southwestern new hampshire. as we track east, agai keep these alive. a few showers and downpours. we'll take every rain drop we can get. the actual cold front arrives tomorrow morning. we might start out with a little cloud cover and a slight chance of early showers. we'll work on a warm summer day. the front doesn't get far. it will stall right along the south coast. the clouds start to surge back up again. there is a chance a few storms could fire on that front tomorrow evening. so we'll keep an eye on that coast, the islands, and cape cod. otherwise, it is increasing humidity. tomorrow as we end out the week, we're looking at low 70s out the door, increasing sunshine and warm at lunch. we'll be in the 80s with the mix of sun and clouds. we're near 90 tomorrow night as you head home from work or school. going follow a high of 91 -- going for a high of 91 in bedf

that means berkshire was never an investment. sentiment is fickle. what really changed? start raising rates that go to 4%? probably not. but more sellers than buyers today. something changed. it is a fickle game. but nothing particularly. was there a big news event? no. there are business cycles. this is a fairly mature business cycle and it is just a matter of time. >> in terms of what we saw today, the greatest downward pressure on the dividend yielding sectors, utilities, telecom, consumer staples and selling across the board. which sectors are vulnerable? >> i would worry about one of the hardest hit sectors today and that's home builders. the low rates we have seen have reinflated the housing market. we were approaching all-time highs or above all-time highs, speculative activity, building activity. if anybody is saying the party is coming to an end, that's where there is more leverage where more people would be concerned. >> obviously yield proxies were hit hard. telco, reits and home builders were hit hard. technology has been a safe trade for all intents and purp

berkshire hathaway raised its position in energy company phillip 66 by 1 million shares, according to a r e latest investment brings the conglomerate stake in the company to shares are up to $79.10. novavax shares plunged when the company says its drug for a respiratory virus did poorly during a trial. shares plummeted more than 80% after hours. the stock finished up just a fraction, to $8.34. >>> fiat chrysler will recall nearly 2 million vehicles worldwide for an airbag defect that's been linked to three de and five injuries. airbags in the recalled cars may not deploy. the models impacted were sold between 2010 and 2014 and include the chrysler sebring, the chrysler 2 hundred, the dodge caliber, aveng and compass suvs. >>> as car sharing continues to grow, one city is taking a rather unique approach and has started its own car sharing program. it's called blue indy. in indianapolis, it's changing the way some people get around. phil lebea. >> reporter: cassie is a car share believer. she sold her car a year ago and got behind the wheel of a blue indy electric car when she needed to

as you head farther west out to berkshires monadnock region up into maine the drought not severe in those locations. in fact, the main for industry division just put out a statement saying our trees are fine. so i think we will be okay again here around metro boston. 495 belt on coastline, collars coming on quick. trees are stressed. so you're going to have quicker color change muted colors there may be a quicker drop because it is so dry. but foliage will still do beautiful thing here in northeast. you know what helps to accelerate crisp cool nights mild afternoons that really get a colors going. fantastic day tomorrow. lots of sun sheen. going for hike this weekend? make it saturday. because that's nicer of weekend days. sun is going to feature more clouds. and some showers. some beneficial rain i know it's oh on sunday we do need that rain here new england at this time mostly clear skies. there are few puffy fair weather cumulus clouds. hyannis port and rather large one anchored up through st. lawrence river valley not moving that much we will hold on to clear skies and more sunshine t

start to come into central new hampshire. 2 or 3 that's when the being a starts to come into the berkshires by 3 or 4, coming into the worcester hills. see the deep yellows and oranges? that indicate heavy rain and thunderstorms may develop and a few stronger thunderstorms are possible late afternoon to evening. let's say especially 4 to 8 rolling through. 7 p.m. a lot of the action is fizzling out in terms of coverage and clearing skies come in as we head through the late evening and overnight. so thunderstorm risk damaging wind is the highest threat and localized flooding hail lightning lower than that. there are maybe some heavy rainfall and downpours and thunderstorms that may develop but we are not overly concerned with localized flooding. clearing tonight and 50s in the you be, you and 06 down -- 60s downtown. tomorrow we don't come out to 60s to low 70s. so it's a feel of fall with high pressure building in. kind of a crisp start in the morning. and then friday looks beautiful to end the week with high pressure in control. by the way, we had another tropical storm form yesterday. jul

. >> shiri: the spwrunt in the berkshires and southern new hampshire with gusts around 30 miles per hour and pea-sized hail and downpours is the issue. orange since midnight. almost picking up an inch of rain. nashua, new hampshire nearly half an inch of rain and lawrence get being half an inch of rain. these are just pain we are still getting heavy rain right up across the mass-new hampshire border shifting into portsmouth, new hampshire. another wave applying in orange and post still dry and 72 degrees. notice temperatures stay in the 70s. although we have that all-day risk of showers, the rain totals start going up during the afternoon hours in boston. an hour-by-hour look at the futurecast and what time you should be planning around the rain. catherine parrotta is live in drive-time traffic. a lot of green on that map. zoom out south of the city 128 the expressway moving smoothly. pike moving well at this time. the pike brighton. going eastbound. not much in your way. 24 minutes. the expressway to the split to the pike 8 minutes president 495 to the leverett connector, a 20-minute ri

more so than the berkshires or the lakes region or the sea coast or southern maine. tomorrow and saturday start of the holiday weekend looks pleasant with low humidity. radar showing a narrow line of some showers, even a few rumbles of thunder. the warmer coloration indicating where they've sockets of some heavier rain near waltham. perhaps it comes across the city over the next 30 will have 45 minutes. moving quickly as well so it's not going to bog down the entire evening commute but any amount of rain on the commute can always slow things down. it's already slow out. there the back end of the line is dropping into portions of northern rhode island. very muggy in metro boston. say 75 but dew point temperatures up near 70 degrees. shading of the deep green indicating humidity then you move up to northern new york and you see lighter shades of green and blue. dry e more comfortage air. behind this front. it's on the move. it'll move offshore and more so overnight tonight with high pressure taking over and becoming a major player in our holiday weekend forecast. so fo