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peninsula looks really great as well. 73 here in we had woredwood cit., they have the art and wine festival. we'll also have low 70s here. so might need a light jacket, at least in the afternoon as the sun starts to set. might get a little bit of a chill. san francisco, winds out of the west at 24. gusting up, keeping us to a chilly 63 in the outer sunset. 66 across the embarcadero. north bay, 79 in napa 87 in sonoma. extended forecast shows in san francisco we'll see numbers warm up a little bit for sunday to 70 degrees. we'll hold with those 60s to low to mid-70s through next week. i would not valley forecast, i talked about the cooling trend. it is a one-day event, okay? don't want you to get mad and say wait, what happened? saturday, 79 degrees and then back up to 87 on sunday. we'll stick with 80s through wednesday. 90s into the end of next week, but this weekend looks amazing. saturday i'll get outside and do gardening, planting. probably won't be able to finish, but we'll see what happens. >> it won't be too hot so you'll get a lot done. >>> still

i want to look at the cit surprise index, it has turned higher after being below the zero line for all this index turns higher, it tends to stay there for a little while. i want to show you a function we have that brings you to this page which breaks down the surprises, good or bad in economic data. it is fascinating. between the u.s. and other regions. moving back to a positive here. saker anwar nusseibeh, ceo, hermes fund managers is still with us. what do you think about the move back to positive surprises? will that be fuel for the market rallies, or will investors say expectations were low? saker: i think they are not contradictory. generally speaking, when a surprise index goes positive for some time, there is momentum building up. it means people have been far too negative. it is not as bad as people think. we spoke about what is going on in the united states and economic data, it is weaker than people think, but in the context it is still decent. same across the board, things are not as bad. elsewhere, it hangs together. if you look at the possibility for trade deal that is goo

it's pretty cit right now. you still see plenty of boats and getting ready for what could have happened. and weav've seen an increase in the sense of urgency. originally jacksonville beach was going to be closed early tuesday morning. that's set to be closed starting midnight tonight. also across this region in jacksonville and the jacksonville area and to the south of us, they will be closed beyond the labor day holiday. so for tuesday into wednesday as well. so the uncertainty of what dorian is doing, this slow moving storm is what has so many people on edge here and wondering to themselves should we continue to shelter in place or when is the moment we need to perhaps leave, evacuate because people remember what the highways were like. the it i 75, even i 10 in some places. when people try to leave south florida for hurricane irma two years ago. but there is still time for families to prepare and make that decision for themselves. >> so as we look behind you that most of the slips are empty, clearly preparin

cit we are the last ones to polls, but talk about some of these new polls that are coming out aroundhe climate crisis. whether we are talking about in this week called covering climate now that many of us are involved with, collaborating on, media organizations around the world, cbs came out with a new poll. and in scientific american on children and what they believe. scientific a poll, american i think was reporting on a study in nature climate change about the impacts that young people are having on their parents belief and climate change. i think this growing sense of urgency that you see really clearly in many of the puls including most recently the cbs poll, or people are defining climate change more more as a crisis. that is very different. when i was doing this research a few years ago, it was -- climate change would reliably be listed last. not people who are denying climate change. they say i care about climate change, but you ask them to rank it in it would be 19th or 20th among other issues of concern. that has shifted. i think partly it is because of lived experience. pa

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school and because of the fact that we had so may people who worked in new york city, the school this city-- the school decided would send teachers on the school bus with the children to make sure that each one was met by someone at their home in the event that their parents had of 9/11 and their offd would not be dropped to a home alone. it was a very emotional time. guest: i had not heard that story before but of course, so many communities in connecticut and new york, and new jersey have memories. i talk about it in the book. the commuter rail parking lot after 9/11, and sort of the cars that were still sitting there at the end of 9/11 that evening. people who were never going to return from the city. i talk about in the book how companies arrived the days after the commuter rail parking lots and at the pentagon to take away the cars of the drivers that never came back from work that day. host: are you from new york city? guest: know, born and raised in vermont. host: here is oregon, we hear from karen. and i: i was in arizona first called my parents and then i called the school to fin

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