we have some thin cirrus clouds above, but we are dry the next 24 hours.rom sutro tower, you can see a little bit of fog on the horizon, then those cirrus clouds and then some fog on the whoer rise son. we're cooling off to the 70s. these numbers are anywhere from three to about eight degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday, as a canold front mod through yesterday. so the call from accuweather, limited fog on the coast tonight, a few high clouds, but mainly clear skies for a lot of us. so tonight, cooler in santa rosa an napa, then last night we are at 45 and 48 respectively. we're with about 54 in san jose, the overnight low in antioch, 53 degrees. grab the right jacket out the door, but the around looking spectacular, temps a few degrees warmer than yesterday. 73 for monday afternoon, 60s and 70s on the peninsula. 68 for san mateo. 64 for dalai city. in the north, 74 for santa rosa. the east bay tomorrow, lots of sunshine, 60s and 70s. and inland, very comfortable tomorrow in the mid 70s. 73 in san ramon, and 75 the high in livermore. as we head

live look, blue sky, some high thin cirrus clouds have been dotting our sky from time to time. satellite showing you those high clouds overhead right now. we are dry across our vicinity, but just to our north there is some rain right now. the wider view in northern california, you can see live doppler 7 picking up on some rain through eureka at this hour. also seen with a cold front. unfortunately, we're not going to see any rain from this cold front moving through over the next 24 hours. what we're seeing right now is the cooler temperatures, certainly feels like fall out there right now. 62 in san francisco. we're at 65 in oakland. the same in san jose. 68 in santa rosa. let's go hour-by-hour on future weather. later tonight at 8:00, the fog is going to be much thinner than it was last night. so mainly clear skies. we advance the clock by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. just some patchy fog out there. that will lead to a warmer afternoon on the way tomorrow. we'll have the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. know tomorrow not the warmest day we have. that warmer day

shery: let's discuss that, cirrus us is the research ceo, satya pradhuman. it normal to see this fear that anything that happens now could be the beginning of the and? -- the end? >> it looks like even the strong run-up, which we see with escalating the -- sql -- escalating valuations, they are hitting values we rarely see. in some degree there are some nervousness in the knee -- leadership stocks, that's one point that is shaking valuations. shery: and as we head towards the third-quarter reporting season we are seeing s&p growth on the profit front, how much of that is a recalibration of what companies are saying echo -- saying? this is related and to the nervousness of the upcoming earnings season, we had reports from pepsi and can i , both- and conagra companies talked about higher spending as well as marketing, this costs increasing, and is creating some op and 8 -- operational risk. this is weighing on investor anticipation for the third-quarter earnings season. and this is the first quarter we , we'veo see a slowdown experienced rapid growth, and now

department store chain cirrus has filed for bankruptcy sears was once the country's biggest retailer famed for a catalog that sold everything from clothing to toys and appliances of the firm a struggled since the one nine hundred eighty s. hit first by discount retailers like wal-mart and then by online shopping a hedge fund now runs the company but it has failed to find a profitable strategy leading to massive job cuts. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. german chancellor angela merkel sister party the c.s.u. battered in state elections over the weekend in a further erosion of germany's political mainstream the bavarian conservative party has lost its absolute majority meanwhile the greens became the second largest political force in southern germany. and a surprise face to face meeting between the e.u. directive negotiator and his british counterpart failed to bring the two parties are closer to a deal both sides now have three days to close a gap in their positions before a make or break summit on wednesday this is due to all the news coming from the

. >> greg: can i play cirrus sera sanders? >> why is he out there? >> the very first thing the president did was condemn the attacks in pittsburgh and the pipe bombs. the very first thing that media did was blame the president to make him responsible for these ridiculous acts. you can start putting the responsibility of individuals on anybody but the individual who carries out the crime. he has delivered on the promises he's made and if anything, i think it's sad and divisive the way that every single thing that comes out of the media, 90% of what comes out of the media's mouth is negative about this president. >> greg: juan, my question is i think you can hold two opinions. that trump's discourse is divisive. i can say that. he's pugnacious. but also that masculine is responsible for their actions alone. don't you think tying that together and putting it on him is politically opportunistic? i lead you with the answer. >> juan: i want to engage you seriously because i think this is a serious topic. i think you are right. they are two thoughts and the