someone who never would have guessed k-pop would find any flory here in the bay area. >> i would neverave thought a k-pop idol would be anywhere near the states. >> reporter: but it's everywhere. fans say it's for everyone. >> oh, my god, i didn't even know what to expect. it met more than my expectations. they're so happy, dancing, going wild, meeting friends, talking to people. it's wonderful. >> reporter: there are two more in the eight-week city dance series. in downtown san jose, i'm k-pop queen amanda del castillo for abc 7 news. >> i like that. bts took the bay area by storm. they have their sights set on new york. on wednesday, bts will perform live times square in new york. i know you will not miss one second of that. >> i will watch. we're still getting tweets about it. >> i know. >> their fan base is so loyal, so positive. it's really refreshing. >> it's fun. >> it really is. i can't wait to watch. wick back and relax a little. all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my forecast. the weather is going to change. it will change rapidly along the coast today as a

no matter how well intentioned, these laws and policies, including the floris settlement agreement and the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act of 2008, have an operational impact on cbp's ability to fulfill its mission and uphold the rule of law. for example, the floris settlement agreement limits the government's ability to detain family units through their immigration proceedings. this means adults who arrive in this country alone are free as opposed to the adults that arrived with the child and given the timeframe associate with immigration process that means more times than not families are released from custody. this has created a business model for smugglers that it times places children into the hands of adult strangers so they can pose as families with the hope of being released from immigration custody once they cross the border. there are similar unintended consequences associated with it. in order to comply, cbp prioritizes unaccompanied alien children for processing before transferring them to the custody of the us department of health and human services. how

freeman was set to face off against the republican senator for the seat in south central flori floridaooney announced his retirement earlier this year. with the midterm election quickly approaching, a replacement candidate must be chosen by the chairs in the district. state law gives the committee five days to name a nominee to fill the vacancy. >>> let's switch gears here and get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> it will be a slow morning in the northeast with the rain moving through. we've got severe weather to worry about and a lot of stuff going on. we also have this little thing spins off the coast here. of course, we still have ongoing flooding in areas of south korea. there are still homes underwater that people can't get back to. it's been ten days since florence. this is a soaking rain that's in new york, the entire state of pennsylvania, still raining in west virginia and still rain through tennessee. this is 98l. this one was leslie, this is kirk out here in the open atlantic. these are not any issues at all. the hurricane center says this on

breezier and coolier temperatures this afternoon because of the stronger on show flory. temperatures will be below average into next week. so the highs today will range from 60s at the coast -- in fact half moon bay 62 san francisco, 64. oakland 68 appear san jose 73. inland areas will also be mild. eninstead of low 80s we saw yesterday we see mid-to upper 70s. look for high of 77 in santa roosz. and antioch 76. and also if you are heading to the beaches most locations will be in the low 60s. bodega bay, 60. ocean beach 61 backup santa cruz up to 71. of that cool sea . breeze. there is also bears game today at the cal memorial stadium. temperatures will be starting off near 67 at 3:00 dropping down to 62 degrees as the breeze picks up later on this afternoon and this evening. also for the indy car grand prix of sonoma will be near 73 this afternoon. sunny and mild. slightly warmer tomorrow. and then overnight lows will be in the 40s and 50s. once again we see some of the clouds creeping in from the coast into parts of the bay. cooler in the north bay where we see upper 4

>> as lieutenant floris mentions , we had 370 youth that came to the program. but all the youth that come to the program does not necessary graduate -- graduate. out of that 370 that came to the program, we have about 57 that graduated. to graduate, there are certain things they have to complete. community service and training blocks. if they don't meet all of those, they will get a certificate of appreciation but not necessarily a certificate that you completed all the requirements of the academy his. >> commissioner veronese: how do you do recruiting? >> i am glad you brought that up this hundred $25,000 that we received from the fire department which was from the city which was delivered to us was very helpful. because of the fact that we are limited in our funding and it came from the b.f.a. membership dues, we had to reduce our recruitment to just in the neighborhood of the bayview hunter's point area. then we opened it up and we have additional funding and then we did citywide recruiting. we did flyers out to the unified school districts and we did online

joining us now is patrick armstrong, cio at flory me wealth.f the things we have seen is a strong correlation between the weakness we have had in em and in european stocks. em seems to be bouncing back, european stocks as well. why are the two so closely correlated? patrick: it is the united states and the rest of the world, basically. everybody has fear about trade, a cyclical slowdown. states, in particular, the faang stocks are seen as a safe haven if we get into a trade war. the brunt of it is in europe. emerging markets, asia, they are all painted with one brush. anna: that is the correlation. what about the dollar, it's having a worst -- worse week? what drives it? are we wondering about if inflation will be as hot as it was, or is it about trade? patrick: inflation was weaker than anticipated yesterday. and i think there is some positive news over the short-term on trade. it started to dissipate as people put on more risk. matt: if the dollar has a tough time going forward, and, for some say this is the beginning of a real trend in dolla

that two of the president's most art a ardent supporters in puerto rico as anybody not on the eeld, florigovernor rick scott and senator ron desantis, both republicans, both hyper supporters in the defense of donald trump over the years both saying thousands of people died and the gw study was far closer to what the reality is than donald trump suggesting it was a dozen people or so. >> dr. goldman works in public health. she does statistics. you have to ask the president, what interest would she have to inflate her numbers. the governor from san juan joins us. governor, it's always good to see you. let me ask you. we just had dr. goldman on from george washington university, walking through the numbers, how she ariefbled. do you accept the george washington number as the number of people who died in hurricane maria in puerto rico? >> well, good morning, thank you for the opportunity. yes, i accept the whole process as one that is scientifically robust, independent and accurate. it is important to state that this is an excess death estimate. but the way it was done, you know the process t