he's the largest shareholder in franklin templeton investments, a management fir menment firm fs father. johnson bought a small portion of the giants and came to own a reported 25% of the team. >>> moving on to talk about the weather. get ready for a steady soaking, we need it. here's a live look outside. skies are cloudy and the rain is coming. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a timeline. sandhya? >> reporter: you're going to need to pull your rain gear out and hang on to it for the next five days. i want to show you the first storm pushing in. pacific northwest is getting wet. it will bring us rain beginning tomorrow. light-to-moderate rain, breezy, about half an inch for most areas. large breakers and the possibility of rip currents. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, that rain is around ukiah and cloverdale. then it starts to shift across san francisco and the east bay, as we head towards the noontime hour. i'll let you know what is going to happen to the rest of that system, and when the stronger storm will arrive, a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> the rain will

in light of the recent selloff, franklin templeton saying japanese stocks are looking like an interestingtunity with strong fundamentals, but socgen is seeing more challenges, setting the 2019 target for the nikkei 225 at 400 points. far off. they would be to balance the risk of a prolonged cycle against opportunities and undervalued and oversold. you have softer and upgrading consumer staples to neutral but cutting discretionary and tech from overweight while remaining care,ight on health energy, financials, and from interior. haidi: let's get you a recap of the inflation number we got through from japan. national cpi year on year, the headline number, 1.4%, as expected. everything was paying on. core inflation picking up by 1% and excluding energy. matching the consensus expectation. let's get some analysis from tokyo. martin schulz joining us there. great to have you. energyip out food, the prices which we know are going to come down come november, there is still just not that much inflation in japan. >> yes. we are seeing it hitting the ceiling in terms of inflation. what we are seein

employees were told the company would survive and emerge stronger, instead the creditors including franklin templeton and others declared toys r us would be worth more dead than alive and march 2018 they went into liquidation. in june bloomberg reported toys r us had a buyer and would have kept half of the retailers 800 stores open, saving thousands of jobs but that deal collapsed when creditors, lead by solis alternative asset management turned in into liquidation. they pressed other debt holders to conclude the company was worth more dead than alive. in june toys r us closed its doors and more than 33,000 employees around the country lost their jobs. toys r us historically paid severance to employees who lost their jobs when it closed its store but it ended it's severance plan before announcing it was closing. employees were never paid the severance they were promised. kkr and bank capital, firms that owned toys r us opened up dialogue creating hardship fund by affected employees. i will cut to the end here. i ask you all to consider, reconsider any further investments with solis acknowledging you