cleary the market continues to find some value here. disney's rally helped lift the consumer discretionary sector today, up more than 1%. industrials was the second best sector. but financials again led the market, up almost 3%. j.p. morgan was among the big banking stocks moving up, gaining almost 3%. a nice rally. volume was a little heavier. the stock is up 20% from its most recent low hit last week. third quarter results come tomorrow before the opening bell. could set the tone early tomorrow. citigroup reports earnings next monday. shares jumped almost 5% today to their highest price since labor day. volume was also heavier in citi today. life insurance stocks provided a boost. lincoln financial was up 6%. both genworth and aflac gained more than 4%. yesterday, a regulatory agency gave its preliminary okay for rules on how to decide what non- bank financial institutions are considered too big to fail. the analyst at k.b.w. thinks these insurers won't be subject to new rules. beverage and snack food giant pepsi turned in better-than

this afternoon, a gradual cleary and cooler. inland highs in the low 70's. this evening it will be clear as we expect strong winds rolling into the bay area. a red flag warning in effect for wednesday. the satellite view, a lot more widespread cloud cover across the north bay and along the coastline, even popping up in the east bay. the clouds are a little more organized. it will take into the afternoon for things to clear up. temperatures right now are on the cool side. call it is actually right now and it will equal this afternoon. by 3:00 p.m. we will see 70's. it will be low 70's. we are not looking for too much in the way of warning. here is your 7 day around the bay. we will have a lot of wind coming in from the north. it will be a dry wind. we have a low humidity already. but those two things together and we have fire danger conditions. a red flag warning for all of wednesday. it goes into effect tonight and does not expire until 6:00 a.m.. thursday and friday, we are looking pretty good. " we are definitely finishing off october on a chilly note to.

wendy says the ones in the backyard which cleary ate were a little bit smaller and possibly whiter inr: doctors have identified a number of risky species including death caps and avenging angels. they say it is best to play it safe both for humans and our pets. >> unless you are a specialist in mushrooms, it is very, very difficult to separate the poisonous ones from the ones that are safe to eat. so i would say, if you see your dog eat a mushroom of any kind outside, to bring them in and seek set theiry care immediately. >> reporter: sadly, it is too late for chloe. wendy lange says her family's loss should serve as a warning. >> keep your pup usc on a leash because they are so curious. >> reporter: lauren demarco, fox 5 news. >>> wild mushrooms can be deadly for people as well. cats are also at risk although vets say they are typically more careful about eating things in the wild than dogs are. >>> the sunday talk shows tackled the republican candidates and the president's policies. melanie alnwick has the round- up. >> reporter: herman cain maid a few sunday appearances telling chr

a price freedom does have a price and they will do anything to to to get it now this guy who will cleary about the muslim the muslim brotherhood's opening opening kitchen me in a soup kitchens and all of that and this is how the one hearts and minds just that's all archaic thinking that is still perpetuity for some reason the muslim brotherhood have been around for over eighty years and they have been a solid and consistent aquaculture jumpy million years the argument in the last year is going on in boston you've only spoken once in this program go ahead sir. well i feel we should think about the role of the political islam and especially of muslim brotherhood in this stage out of the box of the previous stage which was the stage of authoritarian regimes supported by the west and all this now it's not that the west or other countries are not interested in sometime involved in what is going on in egypt of course and other places but the most important thing is there the challenge today is not only to not only islamist parties it's a huge challenge for the political islam. parties especial

area of low pressure now with an towards the north and east, clearies are beginning to the south and west of yet for us. look at super doppler radar. head to northwest d.c., chevy chase, and rockwell. showers at this hour. same in stafford. of this moving off to the north and east. the sun will set just around about an hour work 20 ago with temperatures in the '60s. a nice warm up on the way, and weekend forecast coming up the extended outlook. >>> and north carolina man is in after leading local high-speed chase. authorities say the chase started in fairfax county in in prince george's county. police say they were investigating a trespassing when darnell coke fled in a stolen car. police cars were damaged in this case. charged with grand larceny and burglary. is an accused terrorist confessing try to blow up an airliner. he surprised the court room they by pleading guilty on his trial. f he admitted he did try to take plane ontour-bouroit-bound christmas day. bomb failed to detonate. plot. foiled terror today the chairman of the senate call services committee plot an act of war agai

cleary but gusty -- clearing but gusty tomorrow. >>> look at this delay. this is to get to 109. clarksburg off and on plane divide. next camera shows the beltway travel out of college park into silver spring. now we will take you to springfield, virginia. northbound on 95, 395 along ride. axa after you passed do duke's street. looks like to lanes are getting by. real problem is northbound 390 by getting out of frederick into woodbridge. road construction crew. still in the roadway northbound 95 before the prince william parkway. and one to the left open. instill a mess out there. >> 61 degrees. >> coming up, a presidential debate its personal in an attack on the latest front runner. we have a look back. >>> later, it looks like french fries will stay >> you have a problem allowing people to finish speaking. >> you lose all of your standing -- >>> things get personal at the latest gop debate. rick perry and former massachusetts gov. mitt romney went at it last night in las vegas while everyone else took aim at furmaher big gains tax plan. fo-- hermain cain's tax plan. >> we know

it's cleary out there. >> and it's flashing brightly with lightning in some cases.residents in montgomery county didn't need ring tones to wake up. they had the flashing thunder and lightning. now it's advancing to the north. there is quite a bit of rain that stretches from pennsylvania through maryland. the district, all the way across virginia into north carolina. closer to washington, we have those areas of green, drizzle and light rain. but that one patch of orange and red, that's the thunder shower that is now begin to go diminish. but it stretches from near rockville all the way up between ulney and leightonsville, near ashton, virginia, and that's advancing now, just coming into howard county, up towards ellicot county. maybe a little bit of thunder and lightning. most of the lightning has dissipated with that. >>> and temperatures are in the low to mid 60s in washington and montgomery. southern maryland, near the bay, northern neck eastern shore, many locations there. farther to the west, much of frederick county, louden county and points he west, we are in

first, i want to thank linda cleary her help in setting up this event, and i want to commend the michigan political history society for your commitment to preserving this part of the history of our state. in the course of writing my book, i was able to make use of several of the videotaped oral histories in your james blanchard collection including, of course, the interview that bill did wellly peterson back in 1995. these are, indeed, a gift not only to historians, but to future generationses of begannered. it's gratifying for me to be speaking here tonight, but it's also a little kit bawnting. it's daunting because i'm talking about a woman who was, by all accounts i reviewed, a very good public speaker. joyce brickly, her close friend and political protege, described elly peterson's speeches this way: she dealt in reality, but had a way of making an audience laugh along the way. but in the end she really came back on point and slammed an audience. she wasn't the delicate type. i think this made her likeness followed by powerful instructions all the more powerful. everyone who knew pete

some people have been proctor of by cleari sunday wiln proactive--5 rerouting. some people have been proactive by rerouting. >>daria: terrorist attacks for. >>mark: this alleged attempt to attack the saudi arabian ambassador to the not states. that saudi ambassador was fought abouhis life was potentially beg threatened with a mexican drug cartel members. ♪ one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. mm! america runs on dunkin'. >>george: welcome back. at 9:15 it this is a hot spot of major proportions. the san mateo bridge is at a standstill westbound. the base of a high rise is the place where that vehicle has been installed on the right lane. it has been cleared. even though it has been cleared, it will take time for it to clear completely. this is the bridge to avoid. the alternate would be to use the dumbarton bridge. you are looking at over 30 minutes. just to get across the san mateo bridge. that is over twice the normal commute time of 13 minutes, 14 minutes, 15 minutes. look at this. our camera

i would have thought this was rather dangerous for the president to align himself so cleary with a movement -- clearly with a movement that is correct get out of homes and go to the private homes of executives. megyn: one of the homes they're going to is jamie dimon, a bank that was on it own two feet. >> he runses a bank which employs 250,000 people. do you think he's going to employ more people? the basis of this protest at jamie dimon's house is they hate the banks -- megyn: even the ones like jpmorgan chase that helped alleviate some of the financial crisis. >> they hate all banks. it's a blanket dislike, a blanket distrust. i have to stress it is surely dangerous for the president or leading democrats to align so closely with this kind of demonstration. megyn: well, certainly nancy pelosi's thrown her support behind them, the president was begin the opportunity to comment and did not condemn them. what do you think? kelly@foxnews.com. breaking news right after this break. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the a

in the interim the president's challenge is whether the council can cleary assess the risks posed by politically-sensitive problems like the european debt crisis, the mounting federal debt or the excessive regulation of the u.s. economy. if annual report is an accurate representation of the council's progress, i remain skeptical of its chances of success as i watch my friends on the other side of the aisle propose the legislation. much of the dodd-frank act was focused on the idea that if financial regulators were given broad enough grants of authority, they can prevent any harm and avoid any crisis. i don't believe that you can write enough regulations or build a bureaucracy big enough to achieve that goal. it would be ideal. nevertheless, secretary geithner sits at the head of a new government body whose promise is just that. perhaps today he can allay my fears and fears of others and tell us how he intends to prevent all future financial crisis. it'd be a big chore. thank you for appearing with us, mr. secretary. >> thank you, senator shelby. i want to remind my colleagues that th