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there is a developing area of high pressure out there. you can see have that big bull'se. we have a big area of high pressure off of the coast on monday and tuesday. now we are sandwiched in between the two. we find ourselves between two. the air starts flowing around. we get caught in the middle. and the closer the systems are, the stronger the winds you're going to get. in addition to that, we are also going to have a warm up. and warming up as they get compressed and move through the big area. it will be 91 degrees for. 100 on tuesday. santa rosa, you are my northbay example. 100 on tuesday. let's come inland a bit, we will check out san jose, 94 and 93. so it is 10 degrees above average. it is still going to be warm for you. oakland, 89 degrees. 75 would be your average. you are going to feel that. san francisco, normally you don't have to go on the crazy swings. in this case you're going to warm up, 86 degrees. and then look at the payoff by the time we get into thursday you go into the 60s again. all right, here is that cool down. yes, we are warming up. it is only

bulls. the old type of school has been replaced in this area by modern structures served by school bus lines. federal funds have financed public camping centers in the 75,000 acre roosevelt game preserve, where this house is found. the preservation of historic monuments is part of the works plan. old fort recovery, built by general mad anthony wayne to guard against indians was restored to commemorate the battle of ohio's pioneer founders. the planning of education, employment and useful production in one project is the goal of the works program. women are taught the work of the needle. er a million and is a half garments have been produced. an interesting phase of w.p.a. activity in ohio is the operation of almost 100 nursery schools, where the children of working or needy mothers are cared for during the day, given hot lunches and trained by instructors for graduation into the 34r508 system. part of a body educational program in which w.p.a. has helped millions of children and adults. another case where an investment made today promises great dividends in the future of good citizenship. an

area news. >> thanks very much. >>> a pit bull puppy stolen from a san francisco dog rescue has been found. this is the story that's been unfolding the last several days a total of three puppy two huskies and the pit bull you see there. stolen thursday. the huskies were found in hayward and represident united with kbaes of the rescue. we showed that reunion live at 11:00. great of course. today the pit bull was found in a yard in oakland. two spikts have beenke dorian k strengthening. you are seeing a bird's-eye vie. it's a category 4 storme dger r. perts predict that the eyef the storm will narrowly miss the florida pan handle. tonight the bahamas brace for a direct hit with the prime minister warning that time is running out. nbc's jamie guirola has the latest for us. >> well, it's been a beautiful day here in pfrp know beach. the weather starting to shift a little bit. the winds heavier and the rip current stronger. this is because hurricane dorian is hundreds of miles off the coast. basically, taunting the coast and the eastern sea board right now. a lot of folks are preparing for a hur

area news." >>> a pit bull's puppy that was stolen from a san francisco dog rescue has been found. his name is hughey. he is safe in the arms of a family dog rescue employee. this is a story we've been following for several days, a total of three puppies, two huskies and that pit bull were stolen on thursday. the same night the huskies were found in hayward, and reunited with employees of that rescue. we showed you that reunion live at 11:00 p.m., and then yesterday a pit bull puppy was found in a yard in oakland. two suspects have already been booked in connection with the crime. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we're live in washington to talk politics with chuck todd of "meet the press," plus a special swim, one man decided to tread water and stop in san francisco, but he went through garbage to do it. the message he's sending, by going through all that, when we return. at aetna, we believe in taking care of the whole you. that's why we take a total approach to health and wellness, so you can age actively. and we simplify medicare by connecting you to the ri

grow into a large bull's-eye by tuesday sitting off the coast. that is a big area of high pressure. that is how we warm up. it is more than just that. it is also this pick an area of low pressure will develop to the east. we will be stuck in between the two. when you get caught in between the two the air has to flow from the northeast to wrap around and we get caught in the middle. that is how you get an offshore flow and it is classic for fall. if you look it a closer view to see how this will play out. tomorrow we have our cool down for the bay. i advanced this. the wind reverses directions. everything is screaming out of the north. an officer flow through the golden gate. it won't be terribly windy in the cities. those officer winds will gusts to 40 miles per hour over the ridge tops of the mountains. that is why we've got that fire weather watch in place for the higher elevations. that is the one that goes into affect on monday. at nine. it doesn't expire until wednesday at 5 . will the hil santa clara county. you see this includes the tri- valley. in the east bay hills are incl

larger than the size of all of england and is one of the most of or the most of forested area in this country president bull so noddle is going to have surgery on sunday and his doctors say that it's better that he not attend this meeting of 6 of leaders of the 6 countries that share the amazon here in south america but many people believe that this is just basically a pretext not to attend because he would likely have had to face a lot of criticism of the kind that you just mentioned even from his own counterparts the colombian president peruvian ecuador bolivia. all these countries and peril why are suffering the effects of deforestation but especially of these forest fires which brazil is accused of not having done enough to stop by and that are still under control or out of control rather as you know. the leaders that are attending are they going in with a specific idea of a plan already just trying to see what what ideas they can come out with at the end of the meeting. well this is a very very short meeting and just started a short while ago and it's expected to end in about an hour and a half so pres

at some point this area was near the center of the bull's eye, then it kind of switched around. has that made it difficult to plan for it? >> no, actually we've been planning and planning and we've had plenty of time to plan for every eventuality. i think what has been difficult is it's getting kind of tedious. it's been a long time and now it's hovering still, so it's going to be a long time. and i think people get inpatient. >> that preparation fatigue. what is your degree of concern? i met a waitress at a restaurant last night who wanted to leave but thought it's just too expensive to board up and pay for gas. people who live on pretty tight incomes and budgets can't afford to do it. your degree of concern for these who think they can't afford to leave although they want to? >> well, i'm concerned but at least in fort pierce, we have older housing, we're an old city. 1901 they were incorporated. so the older buildings have withstood a lot of hurricanes, so i think that people, if they stay in place and don't leave and stay patient and don't leave too soon, i think they'll be

bull at 10 in the kpix 5 news at 11. catcher sears project home tonight at 11 and we must get the troubled bay area housing market and the measures to bring about change. we will be right back. menthol juted mad flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco,pr c. >>> bad places to drop your phone, under the catcher behind the bed but how about off the side of a boat? an entire year after a man's phone when out of of the boat a stranger returned it to him. marshall found the phone off pompano beach in florida and he was searching for lobster after hurricane dorian and thankfully a fishing license tux behind the phone case was still in pristine condition. pictures on facebook helped marshall connect with the phone's owner.>> it he had a urine have to bury itself in the center of the reef and somehow, it ended up right in front of me.>> the phone ended up about 20 miles from where it fell into the ocean. owner says

that is what happened in the field more area, we used to be about when justin herman pulled that bullpped with the redevelop may come talking everybody can move into the film center, he sent the rates higher than the income of the black people that occupy that land. as that clear? i'm really upset with you, man. i want you to understand that. you are being brainwashed, about this 600 million-dollar housing bond that you have are senior citizens, when i came up with that idea and pointed out how you never produce housing bond for the most normal people, and by the same response, gordon was the one that responded. he's the only one. then you turn around, and president yi is sitting up there trying to he's been on the board for several god damn years and he's never did nothing. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> supervisors, you guys need to be educated, all of the property that we are talking about, whether it is hunters view, the novices who come on board, say they are going to represent, they know will. bs stands for bowl. [chanting] all of those homes are built by the department

area and really something for everybody. >> the event featured five performance stages and lots of game booths and this, there it is, a mechanical bullc7 news in san francisco's china town celebrates the annual moon festival. there were also plenty of vendors selling art and jewelry. the moon festival is to mark the harvest and for family reunions, and if you missed the event the moon harvest is not until friday. >> i was there earlier today. are you surprised? >> not at all. that's why the opening -- see, i am a professional, so is he, the weather guy over there. >> i saw the sky, and lots of sunshine not only today but yesterday. temperatures, though, below average for september but we will turn the numbers around in the next couple of days. live doppler 7 along with satellite shows you it's mainly clear skies along with patchy cover in the san mateo area. we are fog free, and as you move towards the north bay, a light breeze, 10 to 20 miles per hour keeping the temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. current temperatures, it's a mixed bag of 60s, 70s and 80s. 77 in novato. 66 in the city right now. a comfort

see 6 to 10 inches of rain from the north florida coast line up towards georgia and bulls eye around the charleston areato around 10 inches as we get up towards cape hatteras. here are the two reliable forecast models the european and gfs american model. very good agreement that weekend be dealing with a very close brush or landfall across portions of south carolina or north carolina sthures into friday. there is cape hatteras. we could be feeling hurricane force winds for a matter of hours. here is the latest track. still a category 2 storm. you can see when is it going to make that northward turn and northeast turn. it's still moving to the northwest. we talked to a hurricane hunter earlier on, he said the storm is still moving to the northwest. we have to see that curve soon or else dealing with an earlier potential landfall. we are looking at close brush or a landfall across portions of south carolina, north carolina, moving in the same direction as matthew did a few years ago. so that's kind of great for emergency managers because they have a guide to know what this type of storm could do and the t

bull semen projectiles. so look out for nine months when all the ovulating women in the area give birth to minotaurs. ( laughter somebody's little boy. he's somebody's little boy. half boy. half boy. >> jon: wow... >> stephen:extence of unidentified flying objects. ( cheers and applause ) yes, i agree, one clapper. ( laughter ) this is massive news that could shatter our entire conception of the universe and our place in it. which is why i'm covering it in minute 23 of my show right after the bull semen story. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) the navy is reacting to the leaking of several videos from aboard navy fighters capturing the objects. here's one of them. >> there's a whole fleet of them, look on the asa. >> my gosh! they're all going against the wind. the wind is 120 miles to the west. >> look at that thing, dude. >> stephen: i don't want to hear steely-eyed pilot confused. it's like hearing your surgeon say, "ooo, this guy is all wet inside." ( laughter ) "something's wrong, something's wrong." ( laughter ) the navy logo navy was forced to address the footage after it was released by a u.f.o. inve

area. >> working in the terrain, it's working at night time, we have currently close to 300 firefighters out there between the fire engines and the bull dozers and the hand crews that are there. >> calabares boulevard, will be closed, eliminating the ability for others to by-pass the traffic. there's no billings burned. >> i got off the phone with cal firer and they say, it's 40% c >> marianne, thank you very much, the fire danger has pg&e considering shutting down power in parts of bay. zones 3, 4, and 5 are on alert through tuesday. people are saying that they are all for prevention measures and they want to know about potential shutoffs as soon as possible. >> one, it's that, i like to make sure i'm ready at home. so, i would keep a half tank of gas in my car. >> right now, it's skmhot and d and the wind has not picked up and if they do, pg&e will send out communications if the power will be shut off, the community will get more detailed information. >> let's take a look at emoryville, summer may be winding down but it's still heating up and it could be windy too, which we know is a dangerous combination when we talk fire. rob? >>

area 51. that does it for us. connell: french fry stocks tomorrow, bulls & bears starts now.emocrats long-awaits and sweeping new prescription drug pricing plan, but critics are calling it a radical and far reaching proposal that could impact prices on more than 200 medications nationwide. hi everybody this is bulls & bears i'm david asman. thanks for joining us. joining me on the panel gary kaltbaum, liz peek, jonathan hoe nig and robert wolf. house speaker nancy pelosi's drug pricing plan allows medicare to negotiate lower prices and penalize companies that raise the price of their drugs faster than inflation, but fox news medical correspondent dr. mark said gal joins us now and you say pelosi's bill has

. >> bay area workers are in north carolina ready e water rea inflatable jackets and bull horns.he work is and unpredictable. >> it's tough work usually hot and humid and can be devastating and members will essentially go through while deployed. >> the rescue team from menlow park is also on alert. bay area crews are prepared to be deployed for three weeks if they are needed that long. be sure to stay with us here on mornings on 2 for continuing coverage of hurricane dorian. we're going to get a live report from florida coming up soon and do wish all of our bay area crews well as they head out to that area. >> let's check in with steve now and get the very latest on dorian who is brushing up against. >> it is finally moving but still some of those outer bands tropical force winds. go ahead. >> it's such a big storm. >> still big, very much so. it is moving thank goodness. that's the good news. not stationary. moving 1 miles per hour caper hour to be a category one it is beginning to accelerate northwest at 8 but there is heavy rain that's been falling on the florida coast from da

area 51. that does it for us. connell: french fry stocks tomorrow, bulls & bears starts now. david: house speaker nancy pelosi unveiling the democrats long-awaits and sweeping new prescription drug pricing plan, but critics are calling it a radical and far reaching proposal that could impact prices on more than 200 medications nationwide. hi everybody this is bulls & bears i'm david asman. thanks for joining us. joining me on the panel gary kaltbaum, liz peek, jonathan hoe nig and robert wolf. house speaker nancy pelosi's drug pricing plan allows medicare to negotiate lower prices and penalize companies that raise the price of their drugs faster than inflation, but fox news medical correspondent dr. mark said gal joins us now and you say pelosi's bill has serious downsides explain. >> well first of all it's going to stifle innovation and that's going to be very interesting to everyone on the panel. innovation we're talking about personalized medicine talking about a time when something comes out like some kind of immune o therapy, bioengineered products, genetics, new cancer

michael was accused of bull rushing an officer here and this is actually a car that was here it was hasn't moved in in 10 years and sadly that's that's the area where michael michael died. you can see. michael was shot in the morning of november 9th 2004 on friday they really really it was justified before crime lab reports are complete before autopsy risk complete before witness statements or even taken they were they they held their own thing in the world is justified. here's a picture of michael i'm a veteran and i always felt that i was really a brother with law enforcement. i was a captain this was my copilot navigator for my parents time for 23 years i go out and believe in a democratic principle just to come home and have a police officer killed my child and then think i'm going to get a fair and due process and the doors pretty much shut in my face. this data is there news reports throughout the years we have to go to governor doyle at the time ready to go to the attorney general they don't even bother taking the call but this is the contract for billboard that owning the already ran it had to resort to full page ads in newspapers and

contracted last quarter we don't see any areas where it's necessarily going to be quelled worldwide so what can we did to continue this ball rolling can this bull market continue because right now the answer seems to be no good you know as well i think you know the bull market in america is over 10 years old it's the longest in american history and the reason it doesn't have to go 20 years but it's already longer than any we're not it's not the beginning of a bull market we're coming to an end and i've told you so and so places where the bear is already showing up so no we're working towards don't worry it's going to happen good good news for you because you have job security because somebody has to report all of this you know for a lot of guys like me i have no job security for the need reporters and t.v. networks and so there are actually a lot of people who are arguing that we actually never recovered from the last recession that this wasn't a 10 year. so-called bull market that in theory we were actually just stuck in a depression for the last 10 years simply because growth has not rebounded to the term trend we've been averaging about 2 pe

an area where we saw the second most number of ceo departures. a lot of that -- we are in a 10 year bullrun right now. off companies that started have had founders move up with them for a long period of time. some of those companies are moving into a more mature phase of their organization. corporate boards are finding that these younger, often founder ceos are not able and don't have the skill sets to navigate the company in this next period of their lives. brad: let's talk about who is replacing those founders, ceos. interesting choices. i'm curious if you see any trends in replacement ceos. companies like wework and juul, they are searching for a contrast to the visionary charismatic, slightly unpredictable founder-ceo? brad: -- andrew: you saw a great example of that at juul where they moved to a new ceo that is a longtime executive in the tobacco industry. such a clear example of a founder that broke through regulatory paradigms, made something out of nothing, but has now run into the next phase of the company's lifecycle where they are dealing and navigating with a very complicated

bulls and the archer could mean with relation to u.s. relations in a run. it could mean a softer tone on u.s. iran policy areas taking a look at the affected is having on energy docs, the energy sector is up i one in 5%, the leader on a sector basis today. we are seeing the major averages moving towards the high of the session as well. even if it is just marginally, they're up by 2/10 of 1%. equity optimism may be getting a lift on the news from the south china morning post that perhaps the u.s. or china is considering importing more u.s. agricultural inputs, giving a late higher to inputs. i want to bring up the laggard for the majority of the year, energy outputs. anything that has been lagging is now leading and anything that had been working is working no longer. momentum suffered its worst day -- we sawe, we saw's 5% declines in momentum with continued momentum falling by more than 4%, it really is just a momentum massacre today. taking a peek at health care, specifically some drug movers, you have nancy losey circulating a proposal around capitol hill that is being described is quite aggressive, giving a

area of wisconsin. so this is the bull's-eye today.her along with this but flooding, and we can not catch a break across the central plains, from flooding that we've been dealing with you now since last winter. >> thanks, rick. >>> students getting the okay to skip class to participate in those climate change protests around the world. but do young people really know what they're protesting? is this just a license for kids to skip class? our panel of millennials reacts, next. ♪ but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? aewith medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you - body, mind and spirit. that means aetna is helping you get ready to be the best grandmother the world has ever known. we simplify medicare by connecting you to the right coverage, resource

-- by the way, in other areas of the world, where it is not as easy to get fruit, maybe this is a good thing. melinda gate foundation is supporting this. that does it for bulls & bears, see you next time. liz: president trump not happy about the federal reserve rate cuts today. we've got the update on that and what our nation's ceos and cfos are now saying about the u.s. economy. it's the economy that will determine who wins the white house. president trump ends his california fund-raising trip with a visit to the border, amid more protests. tonight the white house taking the fight right to california. we have the update. the middle east on the brink, secretary of state mike pompeo says saudi attacks were an act of war. what happens next? we've got it. we're on the news that american airlines mechanic that we told you about, he was accused of trying to sabotage a passenger plane, with 150 people on it at miami international airport. he said he was mad about his pay. well, prosecutors say they found significant evidence he has ties to isis. we will ask former israeli ambassador to the u.s. about that and how safe we are in flying our skies. a just released fo

areas of miami. west palm and flooding is an issue. carolinas, you're not on the map for a direct bull's-eye here.re going to be talking about this storm system, by friday. >> oh, my gosh. >> this is going to carry on. janessa webb, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile in florida, warnings have been issued for parts of the state. it may include metro orlando and including walt disney world on a holiday weekend. we go to melbourne, florida. what's the latest there? >> reporter: i'm about 60 miles southeast of orlando. we just heard from our meteorologi meteorologist, this is a storm system, a monster category 5, that is moving so slow here. people are holding their breath. i think the cover of a local paper sums it up best. what will dorian end up doing? that's the question on everyone's minds here. here in bravard county, public schools are closed until tuesday. they may keep it later. the one consist tempt thient th inconsistency. we spoke to one couple about how they are preparing. let's listen. >> our streets will flood and you're stuck in for that. a lot of the neighborhoods have lakes in the back

-- by the way, in other areas of the world, where it is not as easy to get fruit, maybe this is a good thing. melinda gate foundation is supporting this. that does it for bullsy about the federal reserve rate cuts today. we've got the update on that and what our nation's ceos and cfos are now saying about the u.s. economy. it's the economy that will determine who wins the white house. president trump ends his california fund-raising trip with a visit to the border, amid more protests. tonight the white house taking the fight right to california. we have the update. the middle east on the brink, secretary of state mike pompeo says saudi attacks were an act of war. what happens next? we've got it. we're on the news that american airlines mechanic that we told you about, he was accused of trying to sabotage a passenger plane, with 150

areas. looks like we might make a run at 65. everybody piled in. we'll need to feed the bullfeed it tomorrow, if we don't, everybody is on the wrong side of the boat, we sink back to the 55 level which is smack middle of range. david: scott, good stuff. thank you for being here. >>> saudi arabia oil minister will discuss the strikes on oil facilities. they said iranian weapons were used in the strikes. let's bring in a former defense department official. mark, the president has not definitely said it came from saudi arabia we're almost, i would put it 95% right now, wouldn't you? >> i think that's correct. i think the president is being cautious pinpointing blame. that will immediately respond with a need for the u.s. to conduct some sort of a response. the administration is being cautious but forward leaning. i think you will see in the next few days evidence being marshalled ahead of the u.n. general assembly that will showcase iran is likely behind, if not directly responsible for these attacks, particularly that came iranian territory. david: what is their goal here? is i

bull's eye is abaco island because that system currently is not moving. so, forecasting this just prolonged event for at least the next 24 hours, potentially isolated areas from freeport to marsh harbour up to 6 inches. so, alex, this is going to be ongoing. the hurricane hunters are going to fly back in to see if this storm system starts to strengthen any more here at 1:30. so we'll keep you updated. but it's just unfortunate that we saw the movement of this storm, and two weeks before, it's stationary. >> i can't even believe when you said that. i had been tracking this as well with you, and when you said that, i went, no! it just can't be. >> unreal. >> janessa, thank you for that. >>> new details in reports of the air force crews staying at a trump resort in scotland. the journalist who broke the story talks with me about it and ann unexpected phone call she got from the resort's general manager. all she got from the resort's general manager. (vo) diarrhea? new pepto diarrhea to the rescue. its three times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms. it does nothing to kill the

area of my hometown has her to thank for other important achievements. we have exceptional drinking water. mary was instrumental in the creation of portland's bull run water reserve being built. i believe now the only urban water source closed to people entirely for its protection. everybody in oregon, as they learn about this -- because mary never sought any publicity for herself -- really has to thank mary gautreaux for that effort. and she really went to bat for rural oregonians. she recognized, because i lived in southeast, she lived in northeast. we loved portland. but we didn't have the job of representing the state of portland. it's to get into every nook and cranny of our state and particularly when so many rural communities are so hard-hit, mary would be there helping small airports, tiny airports get bigger; helping veterans who couldn't get over icy roads to get to health care in the urban areas; she'd help with food pantries to rural hospitals; she did everything to make sure that in those small communities, they would understand that they counted. sometimes people would point out to her, a lot of those communities had more cows than

area in terms of stocks versus bonds, it's 2016. it's not back to the last time you were entering into a recession. so the best buying opportunities in this bullthere's going to be a time that likes this that ends up in a recession. so i do think we're not kind of -- i don't see an escape from this debate or from this -- you know, from this kind of cycle of worrying about it until you get something besides -- market loves when trades set aside. i think when you have a date for a meeting it's not every single day pins and needles. >> breaking news but thank you all for being here. >>> let's bring in breaking news elliott management sending a letter to at&t's board of directors after taking a stake in the company arguing that they have a four-point plan effectively for at&t which it recommends to increasing what they call their strategic focus, formal capital allocation framewo framework. they're also talking about enhanced leadership and oversight. looking at that stock now at 37.90. 4.5% up on the news that elliott's taking a stake >> i like the assets. >> what that means, you know -- >> 3.2 billion of the stock in a $64 billion company. >> th