joining us, jeff thomas. start off with the appetite hereby investors for these new listings, these ipo's. ?hat do you think explains that jeff: investors are not really sure where to put their cash right now. when you get these new issues coming to market, it is really an opportunity for some growth and to see a return on your investment. basically a call option on a future business combination where investors, if they don't like the deal, can actually pull their money out. seeline: how much do you new ways of coming to market overtaking the common ipo. we have been talking about direct listings, talking about spac's. will we start to see the shares differentiate? jeff: we have seen a lot of opportunities, whether it is direct listings, spac's. you have over $20 billion in capital through spac's. you still see the vast majority of companies using the traditional ipo path where they use an underwriter to help them raise cash. companies can sort of triple track now. it used to be ipo, m&a, now you add in spac's

thomas. >>> let's get right to meteorologist, jeff raineri. >> it's sweltering, and it looks like the hottest trend since 2017 for august. it has been quite sometime since we have had numbers up to this kind of level. you can see the official records and daytime highs have now come in and i updated my list and we are up to 105 in santa rosa for that old record that was 100, concord at 106, and livermore coming in at 106. downtown san jose, 103. san francisco and downtown also at 95. the heat warning continues until wednesday, next wednesday at 11:00 p.m. these areas in red, i want to point that out again, these cities like concord all the way do livermore and san jose and morgan hill, you will be in the temperature range of 96 to 104 degrees. needi needless to say, it

jeff pegues. >> look at this. for the first tim's perspective. in one officer thomas lane confronts flied trying to get him out of an suv, a gun aimed in his directions. >> both hands. hands up right now! >> reporter: later in the footage, floyd drops to the ground as officer lead him toward a squad car. >> stand on your feast feet and eporter: the other video alalso published from the daily mail.com appears to comee from body cam worn by alexander keung, you hear him pleading ( pleading >> get in the car in the front also in the video derek chauvin, fired officer, charged with second dedegree murder >> come on out. >> reporter: as soon as floyd hits the pavement, you see chauvin's gloved hands on hi him and a knee on floyd's neck. >> i can't breathe! please, man >> relax bathe.itreathee i can't breathe >> with a crowd gathering, the body cam video shows keueung tae floyd's pulse. according to prosecutors, he couldn't find one. there is now an investigation into is it leak of that body camera video. meantime norah, we still haven't seen video from the body cam worn by

thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that is lovely! >> hear a little applause. that's a great story. jeff ranieri's here. about our hot weather and some of the concerns going with it these next few days, jeff. >> yeah, it's going to be dangerous. really, the most, as we head through tomorrow with another big surge in temperatures. we are going well above 101 degrees here for some of those inland cities. also a little bit humid out here. i know you felt it if you were out here for more than ten to 15 minutes. a little bit more like the east coast outside. let's get a look over the east bay. this is near concord. right now, 98 degrees after hitting low 100s, but it's going to be a slow dropoff. if you don't have ac, your house is going to have a hard time cooling off. here's a look at the complex pattern. we have remnants of what was once tropical storm alita, pushing in some lightning, thunderstorms and humidity to california. and the bigger item, of course, is this hot air coming from that area of high pressure. this continues to move into place through tomorrow. certainly, keeping that hot air with us.

jeff pegues.ook at. >> reporter: for the first time, two leaked body camera videos show the encounter with george floyd from the officer's perspective. in one, officer thomas lane confronts floyd trying to get him out of an suv, a gun aimed in his direction. >> both hands. hands up right now! >> reporter: later in the footage, floyd drops to the ground as officer lead him toward a squad car. ad car. >> stand o >> stand on your feet and face the car door! >> reporter: the other video also published from the dailymail.com appears to come from body cam worn by alexander keung, you hear him pleading >> reporter: also in the video derek chauvin, fired oer, charged withond degree murder >> reporter: as soon as floyd hits the pavement, you see chauvin's gloved hands on him and a knee on floyd's neck. >> reporter: with a crowd gathering, the body camera video shows keung take floyd's pulse. according to prosecutors, he couldn't find one. there is now an investigation into the leak of that body camera video. meantime norah, we still haven't seen video from the body cam worn by derek chauvin who of course pressed his knee into george floyd's neck. that video may be

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jeff pegues shows us what the video reveals. we want to warn you, it is disturbing. >> reporter: after getting a report of a man trying to pass off a counterfeit $20 bill, former officers thomasane and alexander kueng approached george floyd with a gun aimed in his direction. >> both hands. hands up right now. let me see your other hand. >> reporter: the two leaked body camera videos obtained by the daily mail.com show the encounter from the officers' perspective. floyd appears to be distressed. he repeatedly tells officers he has anxiety as he's led to a squad car. >> i'm claustrophobic. >> stay on your feet and face the car door. >> during the struggle, floyd repeatedly says, i'm not a bad guy. >> i'm not a bad guy. >> reporter: as the rookie cops try to get floyd in the back of a squad car where floyd appears to say, i can't breathe for the first time, officer derek chauvin appears to intervene. >> come on out. get on the ground. get on the ground. >> as soon as floyd hits the pavement, you see chauvin's knee on floyd's neck. >> i can't breathe. >> you're talking fine. >> attorney ben crump who represents floyd's family believes officers were unjustified in their use of fo

jeff: it's everywhere you look, brian. street signs down, businesses wrecked, power lines down, roofs torn off of buildings. you name it. everywhere between here and cameron, maybe you see some folks out there. hey, thomasout of their house surveying trees. the trees down will be huge and trees falling on homes and businesses, that's, you know, some big trees and, you know, big crash. hey, thomas, come on over here, i want to show them -- look at the power of the storm. you think about 150-miles-per-hour winds. cameron just sort of here, look at the telephone pole. look at that. isn't that something? wow. tremendous power. and it just keeps on going. i mean, up and down, every street has damage of some sort, every building is in some ways affected. you know, not all catastrophic but everybody damaged. this is far and wide as they said 30-mile swath between here lake charles and cameron which is on the shore and then, you know, the storm kept going. we are going to be talking about this for a while i'm afraid. steve: and it is still going, jeff flock in lake charles where it came ashore at 150 miles an hour. janice has been tracking the storm for a couple of days and, janice, that kind of destruction is