. >> mike: unbelievable. mentioned if the ball's not between the knees of the catcher you just don't get it with gabe morales. that was a strike. accept the wide target because didn't go between the knees, they didn't get if. it. >> jon: 2-0. first base is empty. but you got a very dangerous right-hander on deck. there's matzek, number 68 getting ready in the bullpen. two down. pederson who started the inning at second is still there. left center field. hit deep. way back there and caught by duggar! he kept going and going and going and hauled it in. thanks to steven duggar patrolling center field. >> mike: well, he had a great jump, perfect route, and puts it right in the sweet spot. >> jon: belt, posey, slater, due up. back to the ballpark, jon miller and mike krukow, giants and braves. see you after the game. >> jon: giants, 5. atlanta, 5. last of the 10th inning as donovan solano had his visit with ron wotus because he is the automatic runner at second base. >> mike: you see the numbers for tyler matzek 5

back to you, mike. mike: laura ingle on the case, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ >> mike: hundreds of border patrol personnel expected to head to the del rio sector to deal with the thousands of haitian migrants that have flooded in over the past few days. bill live in del rio, texas with the latest, hello, bill. bill: hey, good afternoon to you, so we've gotten access to the area underneath the international bridge in del rio. take a look at this. this is a remarkable sight. more than 13,000 migrants living underneath the bridge right now after they cross illegally in the united states. take a look. they started using sticks and plants to build temporary structures. they are building any kind of structure they can find because they are living here under the foreseeable future and we want to show you the second shot, the depth shot giving you the perspective of how many people are down here. this goes as far as the eye can see. several football fields wide. there's -- you can barely see patches of dirt in betwee

mike? mike: no let-up in sight.ive in del rio, texas, many thanks. ♪ mike: big week with on capitol hill as congress works on president biden's massive $3.5 trillion spending plan and plenty more. here's what house speaker nancy pelosi had to say is earlier. >> i'm never bringing a bill to the floor that doesn't have the votes. you have to go when you have the votes in a reasonable time, and is we will. and i do believe they whether do -- mike: for more on what to expect in the house, we are joined by iowa republican congresswoman and member of the house appropriations and budget means, ashley hinson. congresswoman, welcome. >> thanks for having me, mike. mike: how do you assess what speaker pelosi said about the massive spending and tax bill? >> yeah. this budget process has been broken from the very start, mike. we saw that with how they laid out the reconciliation process. they set an artificial target and deadline and said, okay, committees, go forth and try to figure out how to spend this money. now we're heari

mike? mike: alex, you're there in new york city.usly, we had the september 11th commemoration yesterday. what's the mood around the city? >> reporter: yeah, mike, that's manager i think a lot of new yorkers have been thinking about in the last 24 hours. there's definitely a feeling of somber attitude especially when we're looking at those bright beams of light that are remarkable, shooting 4 miles up into the sky, visible 60 miles away. obvious, people do feel that unity that we felt 20 years ago. there was definitely a higher police presence along the streets, something we've heard firms say, and i think a lot of people are just taking time to reflect on some of those horrifying stories and the family members who now 20 years later continue to grieve. mike: never forget. alex hogan live in new york city, thanks very much. >> reporter: thank you. ♪ ♪ mike: california voters have is just two days to decide whether to oust governor gavin newsom in the recall election and replace him with republican opponent larry elder or another cand

mike. mike: great question, trey yingst live in doha.s congressman michael mccaul said president biden has blood on his hands for his strategy in afghanistan. the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee added this is now a hostage crisis. >> we have 6 airplanes at airport, 6 airplanes with american citizens on them as i speak also with these interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands right now. the taliban will not let them leave the airports. >> joining me to discuss all the latest medal of honor recipient, fox news contributor dakota meyer, dakota, welcome. >> thank you, mike. mike: what is your reaction to what congressman mccaul said there about the taliban holding americans and afghan partners against their will? >> i mean, this is what we all knew was going to happen. we were saying this a week ago watching this exit strategy of leaving all of the american citizens over there. we knew that if we didn't stay and get all the american citizens out, the way that we should have, and lead with that, th

mike. >> mike: trey yingst started his loft live. many thanks.uy demonstration is keeping quiet about the situation in afghanistan. white house correspond peter doocy is in wilmington, delaware, tonight, where the president is spending his labor day. [applause] >> the president spent part of labor day glad-handing at a union hall in delaware. of he hasn't spoken about afghanistan in six days when he boasted about -- >> president biden: extraordinary success in this mission. >> but the rhetoric and reality still don'tt match. >> demonstration would stand up and talk about all this great success, and certainly they evacuated a lot of people, i don't want to take that away from them, but we were hearing very different things on the ground. >> like six planes with american afghans and interpreters that can't take off because of the taliban. >> all cards of reports coming in. >> republican congress when dan crenshaw tweets "sb 12 campaigns in california and biden goes back in his delaware retreat, there are still americans and allies trying t to get o

mike. >> mike: trey yingst in kabul. thanks a lot.eterans and other like-minded groups are planning and conducting operations to get americans and afghan partners left behind out of taliban controlled afghanistan. let's bring in army combat veteran and defense civilian intelligence officer alex. thanks for your service. welcome. what's being done to help americans and afghan partners can out of afghanistan. >> there's a number of efforts underway to provide safe harbor, logistics, make sure that those who are stranded remain left behind are safe while the state department and the taliban and other neighboring governments and regional partners work out how the remaining folks are going to leave. i think we have seen some precedent established with the flights over the last week or so. that's the direction that that things are going to head for americans left in afghanistan. what happened to the interpreters who are not u.s. citizens or green card holders is unknown at this point. that's what we are all kind of waiting for guidance on.

"special report" is up next with mike emanuel. >> mike: thanks, jesse. >> mike: good evening welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, concern over the fate of americans and others in afghanistan as the taliban continue their crackdown on opposition. several journalists were arrested. taliban leaders have arrested their new government. this comes as some of the people trying to get out of the country continue to be blocked. the president's top diplomat says he is focused on getting as many individuals out of the nation as possible. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight from the state department. good evening, david. >> mike, exactly one week after u.s. troops left afghanistan, there's a new taliban government with new promises to those left behind. it's the same old taliban and that means devastation. [gunfire] >> gunshots and chaos on the streets of kabul tuesday. during an anti taliban protest. hours later, the taliban announced its new government. >> thank god our country regained its freedom from occupation. >> taliban's founder will b

mike. >> mike starting us off live from doha, thanks. biden administration keeping quiet about afghanistan and peter doocy in wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending his labor day. [applause] the president spent part of labor day at a union hall in delaware. >> he hasn't spoken about afghanistan in six days when he posted about... speak with extraordinary success of the mission. >> but the rhetoric does not match. speak with the administration would stand up and talk about all the great success and certainly evacuate a lot of people. i don't want to take that away from them. but we are hearing different things on the ground. >> likes explains with american and afghan interpreters that can't take off because of the taliban. >> all kinds of reports coming in. >> dan quinn shall reap said that biden goes back on delaware retreat, they were still americans and allies trying to get out of afghanistan. they have planes and ready to go but taliban won't let them an biden burned up any leverage we had to. he is not the only one que

mike was already there. >> by the time we got there mike and his dad, john, were in a room. the detectives were there. and they had her purse on the bed and they had everything laid out. >> mike the husband seemed perplexed by the amount of cash on the bed. >> he's like, what in the hell is she doing with all this money? >> given a wad of money like that not taken, robbery was quickly ruled out. >> i requested them to bring another dumpster right now because we thought maybe bonnie was in a dumpster where they found her purse. >> so you're thinking foul play at this point? >> i'm knowing foul play. >> a woman separated from her purse is a very bad sign. >> right. so we're sitting there crying, hoping they don't bring out a body out of the dumpster. >> but there was no body and no sign of bonnie's car, either. police handed bonnie's purse to mike and advised him it would be best if he just went home. >> the police told him go home, sit by the phone, wait for a car from her, ransom call, an accident call, or whatever it might be. >> homicide detective robbie hinson came on dut

mike khouw is looking his chop as this restaurant gets ready to report earnings, just don't fill up on sticks he's laying out a real appetizing trade plus, the chart master says when the chips are down you buy some more why carter worth sees a breakout building for one semi name and later, red alert tony zhang is flagging some down side in the defense stocks how he's protecting himself from the fallout. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it the semitrade getting fried. the etf dropping nearly 2% carter says one chip is about to rip. carter, take it away >> what we know is bad week, transports down. industrials down banks down most sectors down. the philadelphia semi-conducting index putting in a green week. let's look at a few charts then look at xilinx xilinx versus the semi-conductor inde and you can see there how much xilinx has lagged. one being up 325 versus 190. take a look at the ten-year chart. it's even more substantial lag you're talking about the stock being up 755%. xilinx up only 385 but now look at the six-month c

take it away can't fit any more metaphors in there, mike. people familiar with darden are probably most familiar with their largest chain, olive garden. they also own some fine dining franchises as restaurants in total this is a category of restaurants that would have struggled during the pandemic because they didn't focus a lot of takeout that was an area that was better able to serve the needs of mcdonald's shareholders and the like, but they've really done a very good job operationally. i actually expect to see their margins increase they've done a good job sort of right sizing the menu, the workforce. streamlining their operations and in fact, their margins are outperforming their peers. in may, we might see them report margins better than their pre-pandemic levels. with that, i obviously like the stock. the issue of course that i have with going out and buying the shares here is exactly what you pointed out, which is that the stock has had quite a run already. so i think the way that we play this going into earnings is by buying a call

mike? >> mike: stunning. now to louisiana where a massive cleanup operation is underway after hurricane ida battered the gulf coast. the catastrophic storm left entire neighborhoods levelled, millions without power, and oil wells and refineries still struggling to get back on-line. president biden toured the hardest-hit areas yesterday ensuring people help is on the way. jeff paul live in new orleans. hi, jeff. >> mike, president biden promising to have louisiana's back as they slowly recover from hurricane ida. president biden saying he knows folks here impacted by the storm are hurting, and he promised to be standing there with them as they recover. now, president biden had a very busy day as he visited and landed in new orleans first. he met with some folks at a local emergency operations center to sort of get a lay of the land, then he went by vehicle and towards some of the hardest-hit areas like a town in louisiana, that's situated between a river and a huge lake. and for this particular area, and espec

guy: always a pleasure, mike. mike wilson, morgan stanley's chief u.s. equity strategist.ing up, investors ignore electronic arts' small issue in terms of the games released pre-christmas. we got a four-week delay on the next big gain. the market was freaked out by that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is time for the bloomberg business flash. a version of its debut sedan has been confirmed as a longest range electric vehicle ever. the company says the agency i wanted a rating of 520 miles of range, more than the tesla model x. lucid plans to build less than 500 cars with those specifications. the push for a $15 minimum wage may have stalled in congress but the type labor market is making $15 that the factor minimum these days. many service sector industries crossed above the $15 starting wage threshold. employers such as target and walmart have increased their starting pay to $15 or more. guy: thank you. let's talk about what ea is up to, electronic arts delaying its next big game until november. it could have been worse. it is called battlefield 2042. at least we don't have t

. ♪ >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.ollowing two big stories including increasing concerns americans and afghans stranded in afghanistan as taliban consolidates power. bret interviews oklahoma congressman returned from highly criticized secret effort to get to afghanistan. >> why should we not think that this was, you know, bureau shadow or test he tests to at reason or effort to get the spot. how do you respond to that? >> mike: his answer still ahead. we begin with hurricane ida and remnants in the south and the northeast. we have fox team coverage bryan llenas is in manville, new jersey where a banquet hall damaged in the storm exploded this morning. we begin with correspondent jeff paul in new orleans with president biden's visit to louisiana. good evening, jeff. >> yeah, mike. here in new orleans french quarter power is slowly flipping back on but throughout the state hundreds of thousands of people are still without electricity. let alone water and gas. and in some cases without a place to call home. >> nearly a we

. >> and you too, mike. you had a good time? mike: i did, i did. i can still hear ocean waves in the background. >> same. mike: it was nice, it was nice. self-care, such a big thing nowadays. glad i could get some. you guys also. jobina, your next -- you are next. jobina: i was gone when you were gone and then came back. mike: everybody doing a little something, love it. good morning to you. here's a look at the wind today, pretty quiet. let's see what is in store the rest of the afternoon. namely in the 50's this morning with a little bit of cloud cover possible along the peninsula on the coastal side. into noon, you can see how rapidly we warm up inland. even a few 70's around the bay, still 62 in san francisco. 4:00, 70's will dominate with 80's and 90's inland. as we head into the evening, it will be delightful for a walk with mid to upper 60's around the bay. upper 60's to a few 70's inland. today and tomorrow, the hottest days of the forecast. >> president biden is traveling to the west coast. here is a live look right now in wilmington, dela

mike: check this out.ong time from mount tam. 60 degrees, below average, highs near 80 degrees. as far as the traffic, the malfunctioning metering lights have been fixed, but the damage done. look at the backup. the 880 overpass will take quite a while to get into san francisco. kumasi: an spacex is making history, launching four private citizens into orbit without a professional astronaut on board. they are orbiting the earth at 17,500 miles per hour for three days, and, what is it -- there is an automated navigation system? nobody is driving. reggie: no. the people driving are on earth. that's amazing. i don't want to be on it. mike: do they get to leave their seat and move around? reggie: i haven't seen if that is happening. mike: i haven't either. reggie: are you questioning the fun factor of this? mike: once >>> good morning, america. on this thursday morning, mission inspiration making history. blastoff. >> three, two, one. >> ignition and liftoff. >> spacex launching those four private citizens into

kumasi: thank you, mike.reaking news this morning, at least eight people are dead after the remnants of hurricane ida slammed the east coast with torrential rain and historic flash flooding. this is video of a rescue in the city. we want to take you live to newark, new jersey, where you can see cars still standing in water. this water rushed up on a lot of people so cars were stuck in the roadways. you can see the sun is coming up and people are trying to deal with the aftermath of that. a flash flood emergency was declared for the first time in new york city as subway stations returned -- were turned into waterfalls. subway service had to be suspended because of scenes like this. flooded stations in service this morning is still pre-limited. newark city declared a state of emergency. in the bronx, two dozen cars on the highway. one man had to climb out of his window for safety. >> driving down and then i was taking my time when i see the car start floating. the car just start floating and shut off. then i lo

let's check in with mike for more. mike: hi, everybody.francisco sees increasing clouds but still some sunshine and haze. 54 and sonny to the ferry building. around elsewhere 49 healdsburg, 46 belmont, 54 santa clara, 59 pleasanton, but a lot of 60's at a lot of the other inland places. things will not change for the kids heading up to school. we have low clouds near the coast, high clouds at recess, 63 to 66 at the coast in the bay. from jackets to short sleeves, 91 inland, 75 around the bay, and 63 at the coast. here is your commute. you can see the haze as we look to the west from the san mateo bridge. limited cloud cover near the coast. limited wind on the ferry and if you are taking mass transit, it will be comfy. the haze in the air will remain throughout today and through tomorrow but there is no spare the air. most of that will be above us. we want to take a look at some high temperatures around the bay. sponsored by visit california, see you in a little bit. reggie: we are getting this statement from top fda researchers on the sub

mike: great question. in some of these product lines, renewable natural gas in california is substantial, but it comes via a credit system that is not very transparent to the customer. the price that we ultimately receive on these products is higher than it is for conventional natural gas, but it is not necessarily born directly by the customer. it comes through a series of tradable credits and things, which is one of the challenges over time. as costs are higher for these products, if they are not transparent, people don't understand. part of the conversation is going to be to help people understand what is this going to cost across society broadly at scale as we go on this journey. alix: are you reevaluating any current products -- projects you have based on carbon intensity, like an oil sands, venezuela, and/or how are you modeling future investments in new projects based on that? mike: our current portfolio, we have a comprehensive process that has a long name, marginal statement cost. alix: very catch

mike, what do we do now? >> yeah.ou who follow us on twitter, and if you don't, you should, you will know that we actually provided a trade update on this one already. so remember that the zoom trade structure was a short call spread when you sell options, of course the most you can make essentially is how much you sold them for when zoom fell sharply this week, essentially we had made the bulk of the profits that we could. so regardless of what one's view is about zoom going forward, the smart thing to do is to close that trade and follow us on twitter. >> carter, what do you see in the charts >> well, when you get a drop in gap, news-related, in this case earnings, and it is of this size and magnitude, you're talking about a 16% move, right? the day before it had closed at 347, and it closed at 289. and you don't get follow-through, meaning after that initial drop in gap, we held the next day and the next day and the next day we're still sitting there, and you have price discovery now you take the money and run if y

rowe, ceo of mike rowe works.s also the executive producer and narrator of the new show, "how america works," which premieres tonight on fox business, and we are excited to get into it a little bit later in the show, mike. we are awaiting official confirmation that the body found near grand teton national park in wyoming is indeed gabby. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow and that should reveal the cause of death. petito and laundrie set off on a cross-country road trip back in july, but only brian came back. laundrie's family say they haven't seen him since last tuesday and now authorities in florida are being criticized for letting him slip away without being questioned. and the parents are in their heightened scrutiny, as well. mike, what are your top line thoughts about this unfolding saga? >> mike: not much new to say. it's obviously terrible, your heart goes out to the parents, and to gabby, of course. i am struck by the way the van was discovered, of all things. social media, youtube, facebook, it's alway

mike.e: the biden administration and afghan stop from entering the u.s., here is alejandro my office on that yesterday. >> if and when we obtained derogatory information, we know how to address that, those muscles are well exercised. we have and we deny access to individuals whose derogatory information is not result. >> reaction michigan publican congressman from oklahoma security affairs committee visited afghanistan during the u.s. evacuation last month for. >> thinking. mike: you hurt the homeland security secretary alejandro my office, are you convinced the vetting process for evacuees is were graphs enough? >> i will be convinced until we get more details. we saw some of the vetting undercoat at cutter and kuwait, they had a number of dhs officials comparing biometric data whether it fingerprints, facial id, we have a large volume of information for obviously has not been an orderly withdrawal, and orderly evacuation so we need to make sure they come into the u.s. checked vigorously e

mike: i like that. kumasi: that's cool. reggie: that's kind of fun. mike: liquid red velvet?d velvet, now i'm on board. reggie: i don't know if it's red velvet. [laughter] mike: i was thinking about that red velvet armadillo cake. anyone get that reference? i will explain later. here's a look at san rafael. nope. that's san jose. you can see some of the smoke in the distance with low clouds trying to creep in as the marine layer tries to grab hold with slower sunshine and the easing of the heat that begins today and lasts through monday. tonight, even more cloud cover with the possibility of drizzle lightly on the coast and into the hills. the weekend, the best chance for rain is shifting to sunday with drizzle's saturday morning and again sunday morning and then a slight chance for some rain. first, talking temperatures. morgan hill is going, everyone else is in the mid to upper 70's. 75 in palo alto. very comfortable with the afternoon sunshine on the peninsula. at the coast line, cloud cover below average with a peak of sunshine downtown in san francisco. northbay valley,

reggie: mike, thank you.w covid variant called r.1 only account for a few covid cases in california, but as we know, it can turn into a wave is not kept in check. scientists are closely studying r.1 to see what it is made of. abc 7 joins us live ins -- abc 7 's amy hollyfield joins us live. amy: it is here inside this lab at bio hub. scientists are studying it. they are trying to sequence the new variant, r.1, to figure out how powerful it really is. they say it is not spread as quickly as the delta variant does, but it does prove that the mutations of this virus will continue to happen. the r.1 variant has impacted people who are vaccinated, so it can evade the antibody produced by the vaccine. >> it is going to affect better human sales -- sales, the population. amy: scientists say the vaccines are still effective against the r.1 strain, and that vaccines are the best way to prevent future mutations. while they are watching and studying r.1 very carefully, at this point, they consider the delta variant the

kumasi: we want to start with a ofur forect with mike. mike: hi, everybody. friday eve. is the first full day of autumn on the calendar. you can see the marine layer is back, but it is very shallow. it is about 1000 feet pete -- 1000 feet. this will chase away and bring us a lot of sunshine before high clouds roll in. we have a little bit to talk about. you're waking up to cooler conditions this morning. 50's, but clouds are gone by this afternoon. 70's around the bay, 80's inland. thankfully, the high clouds will keep us from overheating too much as we reach 70 in san francisco and near 80 for the rest of the bay. cooler. i will see you and a bit with the 70 forecast. kumasi: this morning, students in oakland are gearing up for a big change in school. they will soon be required be vaccinated for cover 19 if they are eligible. school board made that decision in a meeting that lasted until early morning. amy: they didn't take this vote until after midnight. it has motivated a lot of discussion. the oakland school board voted to be the first in northern california to requi

mike: someone whispered it. be interested to see the take, because it is a different set of circumstances and lens that you will be viewing it through. the 60's were so -- reggie: tumultuous. mike: it will be painful at times, and it should be. let us look at what is going on. we are looking from mount tam where you can see the lack of clouds everywhere, the bay has some lining up along the coast and comp -- some could slip through. otherwise the big story is that it will not be as hot. the air will be cleaner and it will be about seven to 16 -- 726 degrees cooler. as we head through the weekend clouds more dominant and the highs slipping because of that. we are still looking to add plenty of warmth. 88, morgan hill. 80's on the peninsula and mid to upper 70's at san bruno. 60's along the coast with more cloud cover than yesterday. close to average in downtown san francisco. we are in the hottest time of the year for san francisco. 70, and south san francisco looking at mid 60's. also, silas alito -- south toled

we begin with mike. mike: i can do that. we will start with something that's a little serious up in the north. thankfully it's in the higher elevations were not a lot of us live, but there is the threat for critical fire conditions. at least we walk right up to the line and not quite get there. heightened fire danger from 11:00 today this morning through 6:00 tomorrow evening. down where most of us live it's pretty calm with 12 miles per hour, look at those areas that are calm and you can see the ferry building barely moving. it's definitely cooler this morning, clear and calm for the morning commute. if you high clouds are possible all day today and temperatures in the mid 60's to mid 70's at noon and then you can see up her 60's and 80's in the north bay and east bay at 4:00. heading out this evening most of us into the 60's. we will talk about the heat wave coming in the seven-day forecast. >> a deadly two car crash in san jose. you can see how serious this was. one car flipped and entire tree was uprooted. this happened

mike: inspirational.nesday, we made it through monday and tuesday, theoretically the hardest days of the work week. for friday, it is going to be close to average inland with 80's in the east bay. 78, san jose. 65, san francisco with a little bit cooler than average. sunday is our coolest day in the forecast with most of us in the 60's and 70's because of the drizzle and the chance of light rain through the early afternoon. jobina: thank you. pandemic poverty, the effects of the past year and a half on families and the historic ways it is affecting the american middle class. reggie: back to our team coverage of the california recall election. the ultimate question might be decisive voters are getting interesting clues on the state of the golden state. kumasi: top researchers looking into the lasting effects on screen time on kids. one reason it might be when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation p

kumasi: let's get a check on our forecast with mike. mike: good morning.tart by taking a look at sutro tower and you can see fog trying to keep -- trying to creep in from the coast. notice itnotice itnotice itnoti fast push is the wind is less than 10 miles per hour. high pressure over top of us pushing down the marine layer. it is less than 1000 feet right now. it'll be quick to pull back to the coast and bring us sunshine with temperatures in the 70's and 80's. we will still be in the 60's at the coast. 66 at the coast, coast, coast, c our largest spread of this week and then we are back in the 60's, 70's and 80's. kumasi: we are starting to see the damage left behind by that storm, which made landfall along the texas coast. look at this gas station canopy being pushed into the ground by strong wind. a bystander took this video. this is southwest of houston, texas along the gulf coast. there are reports of extensive flooding in that region and emergency officials have warned of a dangerous storm surge. let's go live to galveston. at least 400,000 people

sorry, it's mike. mike: we threw you a curve there.ped us because we have something special at the end of the weather to show you. it is cloudy out there, a little mist in the air over san francisco. temperatures pretty much in thet 50's to near 60. pittsburgh at 60. we have 56 in san francisco. you can see the cloud cover is definitely more widespread. there has been a little bit of flog -- of fog over nevada. that is our biggest area of fog. the drive into the higher elevations you will drive into the marine layer clouds. faster breezes are already broke -- -- blowing. it is cool this morning. pretty comfortable for the rest of the day if you are taking mass transit. about any outdoor activities you may be doing. anything outside you are going to be dealing with the cleanest and coolest air in this seven day forecast. let's take a look at the near surface. we hardly have any this morning. a little bit tries to leak into the north bay as we head into the evening hours, but there is a better chance as we go to the overnight hours and i

it is going to get warm, mike. mike:.is such a change temperatures today to degrees to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday, and we are another five to 10 degrees warmer by tomorrow. let's take a look outside and what you are going to see. a little cloud cover but notice the east bay hills camera. that is how compressed the marine layer is. we are looking for a little more fog on higher elevated roads, like 580 and 280. 50's this morning. look how quickly clouds return. 60's around the bay. 70's inland, and 70's around the bay and 80's in the east bay. this evening, we fall to the 60's and 70's. a great evening for outdoor activities. we will talk about the heat, coming up. kumasi? kumasi: san jose police say this three vehicle crash may have been a hit and run that left one man dead and two others with critical injuries. authorities say one of the cars crashed into a building on east santa clara and 10th street around 10:30 last night, and they cleared the scene a short time ago. one fire department official said the interse

when mike pence says no trump says i don't want to be your friend anymore if you don't do this. and he said you betrayed me, i made you, you were nothing. it's all about donald trump's and it, is it everything from the beginning to the end, every minute of every day isn't all about donald trump and i use the present tense because i assume it still that way. isn't that what you reporting. >> one thing that stood out to us in our reporting is after mike pence leaves the oval office he looks white as a ghost, rattled, people who were seen him at that time said he was shook, he goes home and has a dinner schedule but president trump on january 6 states at the white house in the open so door to the oval office out into the garden, 31 degrees and he was getting ready for the rally, this is the big moment and that the hotel you have guiliani and other allies huddling together and i was in the streets of washington reporting and it was chaos, cops fighting with protesters, protesters and red caps walking through the streets and what we found out president trump opens the door to the ova

guy adami, jeff mills, and mike khouw. before we dive into those questions, let's find out what you guys out there have been buying and selling christina is tracking the action on wall street bets. christina. >> well, the number one most talked about stock right now on wall street bets is iron net cybersecurity. this is a company only recently public after the spac merger last month it was founded by a former director of national security or the nsa, and shares closed 28% higher today but over 90% of the spac shareholders redeemed their initial investment, and the short interest is rohuge it's almost 50% of the flow. others, we have to talk about the others in the reddit realm the metals company, real estate tech start-up offer pad solutions closed 35, look at that 58% higher right there so could be because jpmorgan is down with the opad offering them a new credit line. a reference there for those that know, and then you got the regulars like game sstop, palantir, getting mentions as well as amc, clover, and dutch brothers

did you see that episode, mike? mike: season two, episode five, i believe.quips like that all the time, i believe. that's one of his endearing qualities, along with his paternal optimism. but there is quite some depth to the storylines. it is not soccer, but even though it evolves around a soccer team, it's about the relationships and that, and the actors are so good and the writing will blow you away. justin 135, 45 minute episode, -- just in one 35, 40 five minute episode, it will blow you away and make you cry. ask kumasi too, she is with me. and sue. we have a few high clouds rolling through, so look up right now. san jose, 280 and 17, look at this gorgeous juxtaposition of the baby blue and the baby pink from our exploratory and camera this morning. mostly sunny, breezy, and that lower humidity -- that's why we have fire danger in solano county today. a heightened fire danger will move into our mountains tonight, but no red flag warning. that's something you need to be aware of before you head to bed tonight. summer he will return this weekend and linke

. >> really interesting stuff, carter mike, how would you suggest we trade this taking into account the it etechnical analysis from carter one of the reasons you're going to see trow so closely correlated with something like the s&p is it's really closely correlated with asset prices in general, and the reason of course is because their fees are asset based. if bond prices rise, if equity prices rise and not just in the united states, but i mean globally, so we would really be thinking even of all world equity prices as they rise, that obviously buys a significant tailwind for trow, especially when those are appreciating at rates greater than some of their expenses might be. so you will see widening margins, basically everything is working in that kind of an environment. and you know, that of course has been the case for trow except for one thing, and that is the one area where they have been facing some consistent headwinds is from some of the aforementioned companies that carter talked about that have passive investments. and one of the reasons for that is that is pressuring the fees

. >> mike, how do you trade this very rare event? >> yes, this is obviously not one of the financial service names that probably a lot of people have heard about and that's because it's largely a player in the institutional space, being as they are basically the platform for electronic trading in the bond markets, which is largely an institutional business it is a business that badly needs the services they provide. it's safe to say the credit markets lag behind equity markets in terms of coming into the modern era of electronic trading and things like that so all of that, of course, is one of the reasons the stock has performed as well as it has over the past 15 years as he was talking about. over the last ten years what we have really been seeing is tremendous margin expansion. this is a company that was probably trading somewhere in the neighborhood of 21 times earning in 2011. fast forward ten years why are we now 61 times earnings, and that would be fine if you had really massive growth but recently we've seen some of the growth

kumasi: good morning, mike. mike: here's a look from our roof camera. it is cloudy.s are moving into all of our new -- go through the morning three. temperatures not moving much from where we are now, which is the mid-50's to near 60 degrees. cloud cover will roll back to the coast at about the same pace it did yesterday. 50's in san francisco. the rest of us are in the 60's. a few 70's around san jose, livermore, antioch and fairfield. for the warmth of the day, we are looking at near 60 along the coast in san francisco. low 70's around the bay. mainly 70's in lynn. 80's possible around antioch. a great evening for outdoor activities. maybe taking a walk. 50's and 60's for the most part by 7:00. an update on that chance of rain this weekend. here is kumasi. kumasi: the question over covid-19 vaccine boosters could be answered as soon as tomorrow. an fda panel is set to vote on recommendations for the pfizer shot as the delta variant keeps its stranglehold on parts of the country. yesterday, we told you about new data that pfizer released, making the case for booster

have you, mike? reggie: you would love it. mike: that is why we need to go. reggie: i am in.o. mike: we will lean on reggie to make this happen. jobina: full lien in. -- full lean in. mike: looking at oakland p this is an area that will get slicker -- 80. 880. this is an area that will get slicker. we are dealing with slippery conditions. it will work its way down during the morning commute and possibly could be around until 10:00 or 11:00. then we will turn our attention to the showers. the fire danger does climb thankfully we do not reach critical conditions. before bed tuesday night, hot highs thursday through sunday. you can see the shape and cloud cover. the system is weakening as it rolls through. we start at 6:00 this morning, scattered drizzle around that will continue through 9:00 and possibly until noon. then we will turn our attention to the northbay. you can ski -- see the scattered showers through 5:00. there could be pockets or rogue areas elsewhere. from 5:00 to 9:00, the best chance will be in the santa cruz fountains and into thdilo.the l. clearing skies and

we will check in with mike. mike: you can see geithner trail, the road -- pioneer trail, this is a natural break that has been created. they are trying to widen that a little bit and you can see how close the flames are getting. here is a look at what it would look like from the tahoe airport. the winds are funneling down into the valley right now and the air quality is pretty brutal. back here at home, home, home, to be green and yellow all the way through the next couple of days in the air quality is going to be dangerous all across tahoe, reno. you cannot escape it. here's a look at 6:00 this running and it is building up into red and purple. the purple gets even bigger as we head throughout the day. the fire will be enhanced because of it. overnight, we are still in the red and the purple returns tomorrow. look what happens tomorrow night. there is a little bit of a wind shift and it starts backing across 88 and 50 and starts going back toward placerville and pollock pines. if the wind shift puts it in the c

mike: hi, everybody.g, really thick and dangerous visibility around places like petaluma, santa rosa, san martin, along the coast. half moon bay, will be an issue through the morning commute. temperatures are cooler this morning in the 50's. low clouds get pushed away by the offshore breeze, high clouds stolen. partly cloudy with 60 along the coast. 80's inland. 4:00, nearing 70 in san francisco, 80 for the rest of the bay and even 90's returning. cooler weather coming up. breaking news. president biden's special envoy to haiti has resigned. the reasons he is leaving the post. jobina: this is a major resignation. the ambassador stepping down immediately and said he will not be associated with the u.s. inhumane counterproductive decision to deport immigrants. he went on to say on to say on o armed gangs. even before the expulsions, he was known to be deeply frustrated with what he considered a lack of urgency in washington and a lack of speed to improve conditions in haiti but was appointed to the conditio

hannah: thank you, mike.t is great to be here and thrilled to be a part of this conversation in joining and partnering with the u.s. chamber foundation and civics forward event. i just will say not only have i had the privilege of working with david davenport but he is a friend and mentor. he is a research fellow at the hoover institution, a senior fellow at the ashbrook institute, and as mike mentioned, recent author of what has become known as the hatch report, but it is really around the bigger buzz of civics in the education space. particularly in the education space. what is possible. david, welcome. >> thank you, good to be with you. hannah: at the presidency of the daniel fund, we have made a priority of investing and teacher training and other organizations and most recently excited about our partnership with the u.s. chamber foundation in launching civics across our country. we are very excited about it. david, i just want to say, as you think about our conversation today, i believe that the civic ed

our pillow pal mike lindell. mike? mike! >> what in the holy -- >> jimmy: can you hear me, mike?> what in the holy hell, show yourself, you damn demon, where are you? >> jimmy: mike, it's not a demon, it's just me, jimmy. >> ah cripes! jimmy kindle. [ laughter ] not now, i'm just about to finally get to the bottom of who stoled our country! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you doing? >> what the hey does it look like i'm doing? i'm crackin' open this dominion voting machine to extricate the bogus ballots! >> jimmy: wait a minute, that's -- mike, that's not a voting machine. that's a redbox. >> you're darn tootin'. you're gull-dern tootin' it's a red box. made by the red communist chinese to steal the presidency from our donald j. trump. >> jimmy: no mike, that's a vending machine for movies. >> the heck it is! i know vending machines. but one time? one time, the rotary club sent me to tokyo. we went to the godzilla museum where i got startled by a pok-a-mon and made a squirtle in my gutchies. [ laughter ] i had to buy a new pair out of a vending machine, and can you believe it? th

mike, come on out. [applause] mike pompeo: thank you, everyone. good afternoon. thank you for coming. david mentioned the president just spoke about afghanistan and i know we are here to talk about education on freedom but it is worth taking a moment to talk about freedom and what has happened these past weeks in afghanistan. i worked tirelessly to deliver a path forward where we could get our young women and men home in a way that was consistent with american values to make sure we got every american and all our equipment out in an orderly way. this ministration made a different choice. they made a decision to set a date and they never made a plan to make sure we got all americans own and the result was chaos that ended in the deaths of 13 americans. those marines did noble service and kept us all safe. we should thank every veteran who served their for the work they did -- he served th -- who served there to keep us safe for the work they did. turning to today's topic, you must think it's odd that the former secretary of state is here. i taught fifth grade sund