but looking at low 50s in pacifica. so along the coast and along the bay there, we're looking at temperatures that are cooler. of course areas of fog and low clouds in those spots this morning. so looking at that as you start off the day, hazy sun for most of us, especially north and east bay areas, and looking at cooler conditions for this weekend. so we'll talk about what you can expect for the weekend, details on that coming up. let's check in with jacqueline for a look at traffic. >>> were tracking a couple of crashes. we'll begin by taking a ride on 680, southbound direction. you'll start tapping those breaks. we do have an accident, and that is just past drade, and it is definitely causing some slow downs. it's in the northbound direction as you are making your way up towards 84 there. so this is a car fire, and it is causing a back up. we will continue to monitor that. in the meantime give yourself extra time. super commuters, 205 the usual delays, and then 580 dealing with a crash right near north flynn road. it

we'll take a look at all of that coming up next. >>> here is your live look. it looks great westbound. there is your commute. we are looking at a couple of issues. i'll explain that coming up. jose so many eyes were glued to sky overnight -- for the meteor shower. >>> 4:45 for you right now. many eyes were glued to the sky overnight. this is video of the meteor shower from bosnia. >> our cameras didn't catch much because of all of city lights. if you have video share with us. there was great concern as well because there has been a lot of smog and smoke in the air. it is my favorite time of year to wish on a lot of stars. >> it is one of the most spectacular of the year. if you a chance to relax a little bit and look up at the sky you may catch a a shooting star. >> we have a few days of it. our skies are clear this morning. >>> look how temperatures will be shaping up today. low 70s by 11:00 today. we are up to 83 degrees at 2:00. check out the forecast. we are still going to be hot from antioch to concord reaching 96. it is 83 in napa and 65 in san francisco

a look at the upcoming trading day. here are the companies we are looking at.ng premarket up 1%. all china ftse futures .8% higher. the yuan's recovery taking place. 6.85. onshore, 6.88, so gradual strengthening. a couple of companies in the mix. swine fever could hurt this company. still 1%. ,encent after a toward week 2.8%. a miss by king -- ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your xfinity internet. so you just pay for data -- by the gig or unlimited. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. rishaad: it is so dark outside. technology modern these cameras have. 9:29 in hong kong. counting you down to the last trading day of the week. having

we looked at over 230 variables. we are not cherry picking just a few things that matter to us or might matter to the cato institute. we're kind of look at a full range of policies at the state level and this is everything from state and local tax burden to government consumption the debt, occupational licensing to right to work laws, from drug and alcohol policy to even raw milk sales. it's all covered. naturally tax burden accounts are more than raw milk sales. we do not measuring these equally and i get to that in a second but fiscal regulatory and personal freedoms account for about one-third of the value of the index. how do we weight these? it's not subjective. we didn't wake up one morning and say let's go through and rank or weight all these policies as effect over 320 people. we. we will just decide that for ourselves. that would be a a recipe for disaster probably because someone thinks jason and i probably don't care about like i'm not a gambler, jason is not a gambler, these things do matter to a lot of p

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you always have to look forward rather than look at what has happened.rate peak in the u.s.. the trade war is not necessarily using wins for u.s. companies. they have multiple supply chains and are multinational and make lots of money in countries outside the u.s.. -- by anyhink it is means for u.s. companies. rosalind: so should i take more of the em route or switch more toward europe? peter: we are certainly found more value in europe. there are political risks in both. we think there are a lot of cheap stocks in both. the selection of emerging markets as well as europe. you can find global leaders in europe at a significant discount over any other market. in europe they are still facing negative interest rates and what we have seen in u.s. banks with a clear playbook is that as those rates have come up the banks have kept most of the benefits of those rates. those first few rate rises are very positive as well as for insurers. certainly in some of the other werging markets as well, certainly have found a number of chinese stocks that are attractively

we are looking good in the east bay. the south bay looks great and so does the city. we are taking you out to the altimont. we may have that in the next hour. there's a construction crew that will have to clear. over here is a little slow. it is a crash that happened on west 80 and mesa street. it is coming all the way through the north bay. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> we start with breaking news out of iraq. one person deadft u blacktatement soon. hopefully we'll find out more about what happened. we'll bring you that information as soon as we get it. initial breaking news this morning out of spain. a knife attack is being called an act of terror. this is video into our news room. aurity after officers in barcelona opened a locked police station door to a man who pull add knife on them. police shot and killed him. authorities are investigating a man's background upon preparing toer is ch his apartment. >>> students could get off to a slow start. this is because of an operator shortage. students and parents agree getting ready for the first day

and look at the garage. it's separate from the house and it's sort of relegated to an inferior sort of posterior position in the house. after that you seen garages became attached to houses. this was important in a functional sense because you could move for example groc fridays your garage too your mudroom or to your kitchen without getting exposed to the elements, rain or snow. but in a metaphorical sense it was also important. because this sort of symbolized that the car was becoming a member of the family. it brought the car closer to the house. and often, like with this particular home, garages started to dominate the facade of homes. the garage, whether, you know, you started getting one car and two car and even three-car garages, the garage was the first thing you saw when you pulled up to a house. it really was one of the defining elements of a house. and it symbolled wemlcoming the car as a member of the family. i found these photos on the internet this sort of expresses how the length to which fami

it looks interesting. pushing democrats who will not take corporate money, i could and the been significant 2020. when have to break that promise in a pragmatic way, or when they select their hands are tied. and they are leaving money on the table. republicans are happily taken. >> we're about to embark on a very applicable and uncertainty campaign cycle. >> the democrats were very fluid. >> they made changes to the convention and superdelegates. it would be bigger democrats in 2020. james home and sets up shop at the washington post. >> nominated by ronald reagan in 1987, anthony kennedy is retiring after 30 years on the bench. monday, we'll take a look at legacy of the supreme court. his impact on the nation. and former assistant to the solicitor general, -- argued 29 cases before justice kennedy and the court. watch the legacy of supreme court justice, anthony kennedy, monday night at 8 p.m. eastern. on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free radio at. >> next week on american history tv on c-span3,

we are looking towards the south bay. we are looking overhere to the tri-valley. this is over on the shoulder and it's northbound 680. you can see the slowing southbound down through the area and no surprises about that there. there is one other crash on this map. this is at the off ramp from northbound 880. watch for flashing lights on the shoulder. getting down here a little slow. here is 92 building up. highway 101, no delays through palo alto. back to you. >> okay. thank you. >>> 6:09. next, all new this hour, the real life police department acting more like the fashion police. >>> plus a bay area company is pulling uproots. >>> and later, making plans with spacex. you're watching today in the bay. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when

rishaad: let's look at technology. fund, looking at a large alibaba, baidu, u.s.ties for china. look at this downward channel. we have seen a torrid time for tencent as well. have people fallen out of love with tech, or things are looking a little bit heavy? >> people are falling in love with etf's. those big cap guys are the highfliers. rishaad: this is an etf. >> the tech sector is a big component for the etf's, but a better place to be is not to focus on the large cap tech active placet the in the industry rather than etf's. the risk is like facebook. if there is a big earnings disappointment, those big flyers could correct as well. rishaad: how does hong kong play into this? >> in terms of i you wish and in growth, hong kong is less appealing -- in terms of valuation and growth, hong kong is less appealing. in terms of -- rishaad: we have seen a fallback in southbound traffic. >> southbound is coming down, but if you look at the following , it is goinglume down as well. the domestic mutual funds and hedge funds are increasing exposure. the institutional invest

zbli always look for the silver lining. >>> take a look at sunshine. here is a live look outside.hose kids ready for school. first day, good luck with this school year. we are going to see clouds through about 11:00 and then getting some sunshine. temperatures staying in the low 60s there. seven day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. t temperatures from 7:00 to 9:00 still in the 60s. it starts to heat up. we'll see temperatures jump up pretty fast. antioch up to 96. san jose 89. it is 65 in santa cruz. it is 87 in santa rosa. as you're getting dressed this morning it will be a day to try to stay cool as our hot weather continues in some areas with a t-shirt and shorts will be comfortab comfortable options. this is a break from the very hot weather we have had. going into the next several days the heat will start to nudge its way over as a large area of high pressure that causes the air to sink and returns for the end of the work week. so here is where our temperatures go. we go from upper 80s for the inland valleys. we'll see spots reaching into the 90s and then have more

looking over here we are looking at no matter what it is safe.have a crash on 101 northbound not a major problem. i want to zoom there over here. it is a crash folks cross over as well. we see recoveries. this is west 84. this is just past ruby hill. >> sounds good. >> did you get a run for the weekend? >> not at all. it shows where the sunshine has gone. it is getting a little delayed. saturday coast keep that partial kind of cloudiness into the afternoon. temperatures in the bay and inland we start to warm back up. it is gradual warming for saturday inland at about 85 we have plenty of sunshine. high of 77 for the bay. inland 83. it is sort after a weaker ridge of high pressure. the warm up isn't going to be extreme. it will be just right. let's talk about your tri-valley temperatures. we do keep some of the cloud cover. it means we'll be going to bed and waking up with cloud cover. the more reen layer and temperatures will join along with it. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> new this morning the bay area airport getting millions to spend on

look at the filth everywhere! look at the filth in here. look at the filth in here!ing better, guys! this place is dangerous for christ's sakeses. nobody eats this frikin' food! stuart: he is a screamer and he is big on food safety. and his name is jon taffer, the "bar rescue" guy. he has a big smile on his face this morning, thank heavens. don't think of me. what do you think of chipotle? food stored at the wrong temperature that is what led to the illness in the place in ohio. what would you say to them? >> well the sad part is, that should be the easiest part food safety to handle. digital thermometers in places. chefs should she thermometer on their sleeve. when there are thermometers the team is trained to look at them. we should have no issues. it is really simple to manage. the good news, one restaurant out of 2400. remember, stuart, they had the e.coli breakout. this is now a second health issue with chipotle. stuart: yet the stock is completely recovered. on our screens right now, i don't know whether you can see it, jon, it is over $500 a share. it has come

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i think that's where we are at i don't think wheat look -- wall street looked at the trade situationnd said this is a problem that needs to be fixed so i think the whole thing is come off as a bit of a distractions and a war of choice they didn't love but we've been living with it so long the terms are set. >> we'll find out what the next few days will be like. >>> retail continues to move this morning starting with best buy beats the street but gives current quarter below estimate tiffany raises the full year earnings outlook and dsw beat comps up 9.7 beating a consensus number of 2.5. interesting here best buy they've guided lower on current quarter. they see the full year comps up 4.5 now. so the overall narrative that the consumers are coming to the stores -- >> yeah. >> i mean, it was one of those deals where you can't complain about the environment if you're a retailer it's all about the cadence it's about what the expectations were relative to what other, you know, peers did so far this earnings season. and how the stocks have been positioned best buy has been in a great run.

let's start with a live look outside... good morning, it is wednesday, august 1, i am michelle griego . >> and i am anne makovec, kenny is off. this is a live look on the left hand side of your screen, it is a foggy morning along the coast, the right-hand side, 880 in oakland, has things moving smoothly at this hour. >> fog out there. >> many people are saying this is cloudy, what is up with the san francisco summer. it is keeping us protected from the smoke, at least it is nudging the smoke north, east, and south of us. air quality will not be too bad. this is another look at the view of the bay bridge. i want to show you the golden gate bridge. you can barely see that. a bit drizzly and foggy. typical, we have been dealing with that for the past several mornings and we will continue to see that every morning throughout the weekend. staying cool in the 50s for san francisco. san jose in the 50s, santa rosa 50 and oakland 55. concord at 60. much of the cloud coverage is kind of an onshore breeze with a west wind pushing off

looks nice. here's alexis with a look at the morning commute. >> overall, really quiet this morning. very few incidents to talk about. roadwork in the tracy area slowing you down on eastbound 205. between west grantline road and i 5 into the tracy area, we have one lane closed until 7:00. that's adding a 30s-minute delay if you're doing a countercommute. not a lot of fun there. delays on the westbound side, 205 to 580, 6 miles per hour and 5 miles per hour. a quick check of golden gate bridge. we have a lot of fog here this morning. so far, we do not have any dense fog advisories in effect, but it's definitely out there so slow down and drive for conditions. just getting word about a new crash on the nimitz. we'll check that out next. >> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here. >> we're going to check in with ginger zee with a look at what's ahead on the show. >> reggie and jessica, hi. nice to be with you on a tuesday morning. coming up, that explosive testimony from the special coun

let's look at the u.s. equity futures.arkets are higher yesterday, but this morning red arrows across the board dow jones down by 68 points. nasdaq down by 13. it is the ides of august, so far the dow is down for the month. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are up look at what happened overseas in asia. the nikkei was down 0.7% then you saw some losses in china. shanghai down by 2%. the hang seng off by 1.5%. big losses there we'll continue to follow that. in europe you can see red arrows across the board the dax is down just barely. the cac off by 0.2%. the ftse off by 0.4% finally check out treasury yields here in the united states you'll see the ten-year at this point looks like it's yielding 2.882% still back below that elusive 3% >>> turkish president doubling down on the trade war with the united states. he's jacking up tariffs on american made cars, alcohol and tobacco. the company's tax on american cars doubling to 120%. on american alcohol, 140%. the trump administration announcing friday it would double tariffs on steel

look at this photo.ere's what one of the volcanic craters looks like before it erupted and then three months later. since early may, the florida crater has dropped almost 1500 feet. hawaii's civil defense agency has lava has destroyed 577 buildings. >> rental car company avis has signed a deal with lyft to let drivers rent cars to pick up riders. both companies say the partnership will allow lyft to respond to changing attitudes about car ownership. lyft still wants to give drivers who don't have a chance to own their own cars an opportunity to drive for them. thousands of vehicles will be offered through the program. drivers can rent cars directly through the lyft app in the next few months. >>> a study from consumer reports is raising concern about peer to peer payment systems. they checked out five systems. apple pay, facebook payments and messenger, venmo, square's cash, and zel. they found they're generally safe but there are some risks. the systems could impose more protection including defaulting

finally, just taking a look at the thing fundamentally, julia spoke to that and we're looking at notser rates and ads and we're also taking a look at the ad cost which has also been weak and i'm going to let carter speak to that this doesn't look very good to my eye, though, and it's consistent with the fundamental pieces and one of the trades we'll take a look at here, specifically, i was taking a look at the august-january put spread you can sell 12 puts and the january puts are almost double that cost at $1.55 so basically, you will spend 80 cents to do that by selling the near-dated option where this trade will be successful and if the stock doesn't move that much at all, it will move because of the decay. in the longer term it doesn't need to fall as much because we collected 75 cents you can see 90% chance that it hits 12 and 75% chance it hits 11, but to get to ten which is essentially where you needed to go where you would buy it outright the probability is lower and we'll improve our odds of success and factor in the interest as we take a look at this trade >> what do you th

just look at the economy alone. this president, since he took office in the year and a half that he's been here, has created 700,000 new jobs for african americans. that's 700,000 african americans that are working now that weren't working with when this president took place. when president obama left after eight years in office, eight years in office, he had only created 19 5,000 jobs for african americans. president trump and his first year and a half has already tripled what president obama did in eight years, not only did he do that for african americans but for hispanics, 1.7 million more hispanics are working now. this is a president who cares about all americans who is committed to helping them and is putting policies in place that actually do that. kevin? reporter: just to be clear you can't guarantee it? >> look i haven't been in every single room. i can tell you the president has addressed this directly. he's addressed it directly to the american people and i can tell you what the focus and the heart of th

we looked at the long struggle for what historian hasan jeffries calls freedom rights, we've been looking at this quest for economic, social, and political self-determination, for educational access and equity and we are looking at this long quest for the full realization of freedom and citizenship. we are getting to the point in the semester where we are talking about the civil rights movement. we've been looking at that for a couple of sessions now. the interesting thing about teaching the civil rights movement is that it is perhaps the era that most americans think they know the most about. we have talked about this and we will talk more about it, that just because folks think they can quote a few sentences from martin luther king's speech in washington, or know a little bit about rosa parks' civil disobedience on the bus, and have some sense and even have some visual images in our mind, right, of people being brutalized by fire hoses and dogs, there's a real visual narrative that comes to all of this. we often think that we know a lot about this movement and so one of the challenges f

at to major averages we are looking for small gains -- looking at small gains. of all times highs for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. investors continue to be enthusiastic. the trade deal between the u.s. and mexico yesterday. we have some retail movers. let's take a look at tiffany, up 2.7%. they put up a strong quarter, same-store sales up against the estimate. those shares being rewarded, best buy down 6.8%. their third-quarter earnings missed the mark, investors not liking that. take a look at dsw, up 40%. -- some of that might have to do with a 12% their shortage. coming in up 9.7% versus the estimate of up to percent. they raise the full-year view. lots of strength coming from the women's shoe line. let's take a look at the shares of out of it. this is a 2 -- alphabet. look at the drop we have today, down half a percent. this does come as president trump is accusing google of rigging search results only display negative stories about him, saying this is a very serious situation. it is hard to see how this could affect the bottom line, so perhaps the declines w

at the stocks and when rates were lower and we're looking at them 22 times and now we're looking at eps growth like mid-single digits and the sales growth trading at a market multiple, 17, 18 times. >> and the yield at 4% >> right so we have the ten-year at 3. >> so you'd fade it? >> i think the only bull case right now is the m and a >> tim seymour, coors was up 8%, kind of within the food sector >> the bear stocks two years ago were in a hot trade and there was a lot of consolidation and bud has been consolidated by the brazilians coors like me is a simple man having coors light it's a great beer. i think it was oversold. the key to the earnings release is the fact that the expectation was very low they reaffirmed 2018 guidance. the free cash flow here is very good and one of the problems with these companies is the balance sheet. so four times ebitda, and debt to ebitda four times and i want to see them pay some of that down this number told investors they'll be paying it down. >> you look at something like constellation brands because they have a very wide portfolio and look at

that would look like they are actually looking at how it is important in facing off against the largerlem which would be china. tpp remains?f the 11 are left at the altar. the u.s. was a big advocate of it. certainly the japanese are pushing the conclusion and implementation of tpp and wants to bring more countries into it. at the same time the door is wide open for the u.s.. i think all 11 would welcome the u.s. back with open arms and would probably offer a little bit more. if you are looking for the big source of allied support with the u.s. that would make beijing really worried, it would be the u.s. doing the surprise of surprises and going back to tpp. >> you are singing this could be the end of china-america. in your view what was it and if it is gone, what is that mean for both sides? ande still have the u.s. china economy steeply integrated into global supply chains which involve both producers and consumers, investors investors in both countries, financial markets are linked in many different ways. is the massive economy we are both connected to. that would mean is the interm

shouldn't she be looked at?> every school child knows that the most cursory tools and investigations were done and you're seeing the absolute entire state machinery of prosecutors, fbi, cia all combined going after trump. there's no question that there's an unequal scale here that almost everybody in america sees. >> what do we do about it, pam? you're an attorney general. how do we resolve this kind of thing >>what should be happening right now, hillary clinton should be in receipt of a target letter. all of these people. and frankly, the american public shouldn't really know what's going on in a clean, honest investigation. so that's what should be going on. they should be under active investigation right now. >> yeah, but they're not. >> the only way to do that is to replace jeff sessions. you have lost the confidence of your boss, the president of the united states, who you breached that trust. the right thing to do is to submit your letter of resignation. he apparently did it a year ago but the president at

we are looking for explosives and we are looking for weapons.ry high- speed, unlike a lot of checkpoints that we have all become used to where you have to dump your pockets out, empty things into a little bowl on the side of a table. you just walk straight through and it gives the guard an automatic red light or green light looking for those types of threats. >> i think i speak for all types of passengers. that's one of the worst things about traveling, having to wait through the security line. talk to me about the effectiveness of this. >> the thing about the system is it will find metallic and nonmetallic threats. metal detectors are great if all you are looking for is metal. they have been around since 1926. if you want to find explosives or other types of threats, you need other technologies. what millimeterwave does is allows us to look for those types of threats in addition to the traditional ones that metal detectors are designed to find. >> right now, your system is deployed at oakland airport, but it's just to kind of speed up the scree

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if we start- looking out more and we look at september when the trading community comes back, we mightet a bit more color what this might mean going into the end of the year. aus great to have you with us. the u.s. has been hosting the mexican delegation in washington this week for the ongoing negotiations there. their economy minister spoke with reporters this morning, saying that a lot of progress has been made but they are not quite finished. that does not even include canada which has set out this round. for insight, we welcome former u.s. ambassador to canada. thank you for being with us. what do you think is the most at stake here? of view from what might have to be copper mise on, what do you think is most important? a getting get rid new it in reasonable way, most businesses and the united states and in canada, they support nafta, they do not need a bunch of stupid, foolish rhetoric. it is true that our friends and labor in michigan where i am seriousld like to see labor standards in mexico so they do not used to -- lose jobs to low-wage areas. our trade people have been workin

let us take a look.from the central bank today, traders have said, whatever because we have seen it weaken by 6%. the south african rand has been caught up in all of this as well. dropping the most in almost a decade. down 2.9% right now. the ruble -- by the way, the rand, and ruble has been some of the worst currencies this year. here is a bloomberg business flash and here is kaylee. sovereignudi arabia what fun is said to be in talks about a significant investment in tesla as part of elon musk's plan to go private. the fund has built up its stake in the electronic carmaker to almost 5% in recent weeks and it is exploring how it can be involved in taking it private. they did not respond to requests for comment. there is a potential source of buyer for tesla. not planningany is to participate in such a deal. they say the japanese conglomerate which held talks with elon musk last year is not interested in revisiting such a plan. a softbank spokesperson declined to comment. president donald trump has again

look behind me. looks like they are starting to wrap up. police are on the scene and have taken down the police tape, however this is very unnerving, though, for bart riders as they get here and see police here at their bart station. here's what happened, officers got the call at 2:30 this morning there had been a stabbing here at the warm springs bart station in the parking lot. so they did find the victim. he was out on the street in his car. he was alive. he was taken to the hospital. but this just adds to the fears of bart riders given how much safety has been in the conversation lately on bart. the death of 18-year-old nia wilson last month at the bart station in oakland called into question whether bart is doing enough to keep its riders safe. riders tell us they would like to see more safety measures in place. >> my reaction to this, it's nothing new. it's sad we live in a world like this that it keeps continuing and continuing. there's nothing being done about it. >> reporter: now there are two crime scenes out here this morning bec

that's looking okay.an mateo bridge different story we are in the yellow with travel times of 25 minutes getting out of hayward to foster city. so definitely anticipate slowdowns there and 880 just trying to get to the san mateo bridge is going to be a struggle in the red in that southbound direction. 26 minutes 238 to decoto road. we have been tracking a couple of problems in the east bay. now we are cralonsouthbound 2 concord avenue. it's certainly causing a backup to stretch on to highway 4 there. that's going to be a tough ride for folks trying to make their way into walnut creek. eastshore freeway 80 at ashby. we're not in the red and anyone who drives 80 can agree that that's is looking good here in the yellow just under a 30-minute ride from hercules over to the maze. we don't have the backup that stretches all the way to the foot of the maze but we are in the red just under 25 minutes. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you very much, jaclyn. look at this. michelle, your halo is

take a look in asia. we are looking at record highs. new zealand trading just getting underway.hat is a market at the highest on record, maybe a little overboard if you take a look at still, itcals, that looks like we may be seeing some profit taking, the kiwi dollar and the sydney futures on track for a fifth day of gains. in australia, trading at the highest since january 2008, so, again, hitting that new 10-year high. we did have a bit of a decline aussi after -- in the aussie after the second largest mortgage lender aussi made a statement. and this really crushed expectations for this attempt 29 80%now 20%, where it was just two months ago. ramy? tech was the big story, with the nasdaq 100 at a brand-new record. keenan joins us. definitely a broad-based rally today. yes, and some were saying stock you for a. it will not be with all of the trade deals that people would like, but now optimism is a good thing. the dollar is a bit weaker, the nasdaq up 1%, showing the ,trength in tech, but it is 19% comparable.e let's go into two stocks in the spotlight, amazon and out for bed,

look. nature livestock the mountains and hunting with the attractions the sierra of craters was known for then. sanchez dared to innovate. now it's the dark sky that draws tourists. the demand was surprising. really thin did you get people who came here and asked i hear this is a very good place to see stars who can show them to me. you know when we realized there was nobody who could do it i was the only one here because i had my observatory and my telescope. once the potential was recognised professional training picked up. el milan o'grady out was the first astronomical hotel in mainland spain astro tourism is already showing profits more of the one with the over half the nights of a year we've got guests who come to observe the stars yeah what's more everyone leaves happy and everyone says it's fantastic i've got to come back again i'm going to start reading about this stuff because it's really fascinating that isn't this. the have a lumber a astrophysical observateur is the most recent

great let me ask you about that so when you look at individual stocks in the look at the trade wars that people or pointing to you know boeing aircraft john deere caterpillar except truck and they've had some ups and downs although boeing seems to be dismissing it but what stocks are they absent those that we see we might look at and say wait a minute there's some greater impact to the trade wars that we're seeing other than the stocks which you might expect like i did right well boeing had earnings and that drop in the earnings. general motors had earnings trucked in the earnings so you have some of these companies that do business overseas that and that's affected the stocks not moving as fast or quick hire maybe as a what but there are still many of these like boeing is still in the not trying so these stocks really when you look at them are good buys i don't know if i'd buy them here because i don't know what the long term effects are going to be at the terrace that's the thing right now we're in this wait and see period where it's a temperate time that we're trying to find out

taking a look at 66 and 95. i know chuck and cheen nah are following this morning and talking about th. fairfax, bla lane between 50 and 29, all lanes blocked because ofome downed wires this morning. taking a look at 95 in maryland from 32 to thebeway, on time there. 68 miles per hour will get you there in about ten minutes. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. five d.c. children are waking up on the first day of school without homes. take a look at video. this is the 1300 block of north capital between florida and new york avenues. you can see how large the flames e. a total of six adults and five kids were displad. the american red cross was called if to help them. no word on what may have the fire. >> d.c. kids will hit the classroom for a new yearn a few hours. a fresh coat of paint and new f desks, some the things that will welcome kids tola this morning. it's also the first day of school f the interim chancellor, dr. angela. /* she say she's making sure all staff members are ready to do their best work. ro all of

at the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks pretty good. look at 880. back up we normally get right here. that may be a sign that today's back up is not quite as thick. 880 be in and southbound, doing well. and there have been no major issues on the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge heading out west. 7:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> air quality officials say today will be another bad air quality day. smoke from the wildfires mix with smog. because of that, we have another spare the air alert. ktvu's alyssa harrington, you're in livermore. one of the areas expected to be hit hard today. >> reporter: good morning. when we first got here to this park, i heard two ladies talk about how they were having trouble breed breathe breathing, so, you know -- breathing, so, you know, definitely having an impact. i want to show you this video. you can see a layer of smoke and haze in the air. there is also a smoky smell out here. the bay area air quality district issued the spare the air alert because of a mix of smoke and smog. there is smoke from the mendocino

the same and looking pr looking prim and well kept. it's the home of the presidents. it's like the capitol dome, they're not going to take that off. i'd be very surprised, unless some tragedy happened, then i think it would be built back. >> i'm going to come down the rest of the row. christopher, when you think of all the great houses you've been in, do you think 100 years from now we will still have this kind of pressutreasure? >> i like to think so because the white house is the home of the president. it is -- some say, well, all the great statesmen of the world and the monarchs go to america. it's the iconic center, though it's not the actual center of the administration of government. it's the center of the -- of the american government, being the president's home. i would have liked to have thought that that was -- that still -- that would still be there. and also bodies like the -- well, they need the white house historical association, the association with that to help you, lydia, with all the things you do, i suppose they must

but we'll take a look at it and take a look at funding issues. >> supervisor yee: i appreciate it because this is one thing we know we can do to improve the safety of our seniors and people with disability. speaking of disabilities, i don't know who's going to answer this question, but over the weekend, my staff, erica, she presented at the girls who code hack-a-thon event. and one of the girls went up to her, and i guess she uses a wheelchair, and she basically said that, you know, for her to get from one place to another, she almost has to do her own research or the curb ramps -- certain places don't have them yet. and then, also, it wasn't just the curb ramps, but she looks for bulb outs, the safest way for her to go from one place to another. she sort of has to do it on her own. the suggestion she made, which i thought was a good suggestion, since we have apps for every single thing in the world, is it possible for m.t.a. or somebody to -- a department to create an app that would -- in which somebody who is in a wheelchair would know exactly which route to go on that's safest for that

i think it's looking beautiful right now. despite the slight downdraft is the longest bull market in history is on. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. coming up, a read on the historic day and what it means for you and your money, not focus on the red or the blue or which party can take a bow. all. this trillions of dollars of green. the read from former nasdaq chairman and ceo, and cme group chairman and ceo terry duffy, former obama economic adviser austan goolsbee, and a bear in his own right says don't get carried away. first of all, a look back in time and how we got where we are right now? to connell mcshane who wasn't even born. reporter: we've never had a bull market last this long, neil, without a 20% pullback and for perspective for those of us who weren't born, as we sit here and date 4353, we thought maybe it would be helpful to rewind. go back to day one. march 9 of 2009, s&p 500 index put in an ominous intra-day low, it was 666. and market observers were predicting more declines. you remember that the financia

let's start with a live look outside and take a look at some of the traffic. 580-680 interchange is packed there. got some issues there and jaclyn will give you all the trouble spots in the bay area. foggy start as we take a look at half the bay bridge this morning. no problems on the bridge so far. >> it's crowded. we can see the clouds of course waiting for daylight. until then, we definitely have the drizzle in spots. you may notice visibility there. once we get the daylight, some inland communities will be hot and hazy. we'll see temperatures rise through friday before we see things drop off a little bit. current air quality, just updated about an hour ago, and this is all the areas in red, unhealthy. come more to the south and along the coastline, where the air quality is a lot better. you can breathe easier through sacramento, through tahoe. definitely going to notice a lot of smoke up there. there's a dense smoke advisory until 5:00 tonight for tahoe. it is smokey across northern california. we have a north-northwest wind here that will shift to a west wind. the north and east bay c

it looks rather heavy. other chart suggesting that entire area of congestion we have seen this year might rob back down to 2.5%. if that happens in the context of a fed that is raising rates, it would suggest there is a haven bit out there. lots of it. joe, on the day, take a look at this. we have stocks rallying but we have bonds rallying, the yen allying, so investors seem little bit confused. do you think we are going towards risk off for risk on? continueink we will with risk on. we had three central banks come dovish, of them were and we had the faang earnings come out earlier. even though stocks were brought back out -- up, china's tariffs came out today and we are sitting with the rate unchanged. a risk onere will be continuing. we might see some pullback in the next couple weeks or so. we might see markets in the summer and continue it. abigail: your area of expertise is trading forex, so it is interesting meeting here you say risk on. when i look at your euro charge, this looks harris. -- bearish.

look look at venezuela look at mr maduro. rationality does not impinge on politics. mostly not autocrats therefore if turkey goes down the drain did turn the this isn't will not mean the end of mr adelaide just give him. an opportunity to ramp up his his autocratic -- way of dealing with society that would everyone i meet it's yeah people in times of stress people tried to dictators when they feel a little better. they think about democracy that's the way things go and this idea of the borough rational actors is just not borne out by reality to the point is now we are interested. that turkey doesn't go down the drain economically that's a prime interest because if it does go down the drain economic everything else goes down the drain. now if we help them will that help democracy we don't know. we don't know but we should make that a conditionality because they wanted to they would accept it that we agree. i wouldn't make democracy a point that part of the conditionality but i think. leaders are behaving rationally it's just a question what you call rational and irrat

but the fed looks at the general part of the curve. that has been a good indicator of whether there is going to be a slow-down in growth a year after the curve flatenses. >> there was an interesting fed study out saying the 2's 10's part of the curve is not the best cator to look at. you are supposed to be looking at the front end of the yield curve because that does a better job of foreshadowing the next recession. but at the end of the day, these yield curves are core late, so we should be watching everything. >> it seems there is correlation there that you can't deny, but for the federal reserve chairman, he is saying i don't believe in the causation, and there seems to be a debate over that. >> absolutely. listening to kaplan speak at jackson hole, he emphasized the idea that the long end of the curve is telling them that growth is going to slow. look at what the fed is doing. they are higing interest rates. of course the market is going to think that growth is going to slow. it is amazing to me they have ssed this fundamental rate

yeah, take a look there. look closely. it was a baby bob cat.ound one in their backyard last week. he's now with wild care in san rafael. >>> the novato police department is breaking the mold on the lip sync challenge videos. >> rather than be fun and silly, it created a video to raise awareness about mental health, suicide prevention, and post-traumatic stress. >> after the marin county sheriff's office challenge, the police chief challenged his department to think outside the box. >> if you can somehow create a purpose and a message that supports the mission in what we do, then we'll run with it. >> officers decided to raise awareness about mental health, suicide prevalence, and post-traumatic stress. ♪ i've been on the low i've been taking my time ♪ >> it's incredible what they came up with. >> it features school resource as far as antonio rodriguez. >> it's a very, very serious topic that i thought should really be brought to the spotlight. >> the chief says novato had several youth suicides just last year. >> we'll use all tools available t

looking at some retailers, take a look at williams-sonoma. elmthree units through west was the strongest, pottery barn is solid. the namesake brand missed estimates but online gross shares being rewarded. children's place had been higher earlier, down 2.4% at this point. despite the fact the midpoint earnings, there must be something in there. investors not liking what they are reporting on. brands can't quite get it together. they of lower the earnings view on a fiscal year basis for a second time this year plus the bright spot, the pink chain, the ceo will step down. they will wonder if they will continue to make dividend payments. alibaba, this is a year to date chart. higher on 61% year-over-year revenue grows. take a look at volatility. the point out would like to make despite the fact we have a pop on the strong earnings report, from the peak, alibaba shares losing $80 million. vonnie: thank you, -- romaine: thank you, abigail. the u.s. and china have imposed tariffs as the two sides resume trade talks. the taxes are being levied on $16

just look at their neighbors. according to a recent survey, 10% of those displaced by harvey haven't been able to return home, and 15% of the homes damaged by the storm are still unlivable. this is where khou used to broadcast. crews knocked down the building earlier this summer. flood waters forced the station to evacuate and find a new home. bill fulton is the director of research at rice university. >> there are many living with mold and living with flood damage. >> reporter: it's been a struggle but some feel blessed. >> you can dwell, but that doesn't do any good. >> reporter: and they hope to be back home by thanksgiving. >>> now let's check our weather here. cooler temperatures continue over the next few days. if you like the cooler weather, you have it into the middle art 3069 part of the week. temperatures are better, oakland 59, 57 degrees currently in livermore as well as san francisco, 58 in san josi and 54 santa rosa. we are tracking this upper level low to our north, ushering in that low for us. we'l

for look, if you're looking for investment, if you're looking for win-win, free and fair trade, supply chains and all the rest of it, this is great deal this is tremendous victory it's a big "w. again i invoke mr. lighthizer and jared kushner, and of course president trump has said this all along. bilateral negotiations yield better and faster results, and i think that's why he's going to stay on that path with respect to canada. but right now we're mexican tra very few people thought we could get and we got it about. >> it's easier if you do it blats rally, to get some kind of framework agreement in principal that may or may not become a trilateral agreement the way you propose it, we're operating on an artificial schedule i just wonder if we're going to play this out a few steps down the line, whether in fact this is the makings of some kind of a final deal or not. >> there's no leverage here, we've illustrated the bilateral approach to negotiating can happen you have different issues with canada than with mexico. the wages are not so germane to can dark i don't want to walk-through

take a look. this is rare when it happens, it's big money. we saw it occur in july of 2009. as fitzpatrick pointed out to me, using the oscillator that's another momentum indicator that helps spot a bottom the summer the stock of las vegas sands, one of the largest casino companies, not that it mattered, had to be repeatedly stalled at the ten buck level. falling every time it hit. boom, boom, boom you know, just not working but when the bulls finally broke out of the corral, there was no stopping them. the stock gained strength after it pushed through. that's a very rare pattern you see this thing it just stayed overbought. which told you good things were going to be ahead. it never retreats as you would expected buyers wouldn't quit despite the stock being overbought that's a sign the strongest kind of positive move in the book might be taking place. at any given time, i expect a pullback but no, you had a giant long-term overbought stock proceeded to go from $10 to $48 pretty much in a straight