green to kick us off. mike? >> thank you, chris, thank you, everyone, for staying after lunch. we appreciate it. and it's great to be up here with three guys i've learned an awful lot about this issue from. when i took over as the senior asia person in the nsc, the first thing i did was read alan ronburg's -- read and memorize as best i cot book on the history of u.s. and taiwan relation about to say for the hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money does not actually exist within the u.s. government. so everyone told me read alan's account and bob wong sired with great distinction in beijing and taipei when i was there. so, let me make a few comments on how i think we, the u.s., and friends of taipei should approach our dialogue and our relationship and our cooperation as we enter not one but dual political cycles at the same time. i look forward to seeing how i'm misquoted tomorrow and your questions. so, it's always useful, i think, to start with interests, objectives and for the u.s., in particular, i think it's worthying about the importance of taiwan and u.s. forei

>> before "good day early call," it was just a young little huckleberry like mike huckabee. former green jeans, don't you remember? come on. flag, why are you disparaging? >> representative of that culture. ben: my first job was in central pennsylvania. a lot of farms interview lot of farmers, never seen one in overalls. cut of more of a shtick these days than an actual -- >> hard to accept you were in central pennsylvania when complaining about the heat and humidity. god forbid beads of sweat-run your forehead. ben: only in the hamptons. >> mike huckabee decided, lock me up. take mike huckabee away. i should have filed for this court. we are serum barriers between us we had eight marriages. trying to ban gays and lesbians from getting married so they don't suffer like as heterosexuals because we are missing out. that would have gone off better for the rest of the country regardless of their political or religious affiliation. ben: you goblin free publicity, why not do that? >> ted cruz, mike huckabee took control of that stage. juliet: hillary clinton issued -- sorry, not sorry, just th

doctor mike green, my college at csis, our senior vice president for asia and also our japan chair here at csis, also a professor at georgetown. and a former staffer during the george w. bush administration acting as the senior director for east asia many other previous roles both in academia and in government. rotenberg experience for officer, 30 years, something like that, give or take. certainly one of the most renowned experts on u.s.-taiwan policy, a triangular relationship between china, taiwan and the united states and many other issues. and then robert wang, currently in residence at georgetown university where he is doing some teaching and whether it honored as well to have him with us here at csis as a senior fellow helping us sort of thing through a lot of these interesting issues that are happening in east asia right now. so without further ado i'm going to turn over to dr. green to kick us off. >> thank you, chris, thank you, everyone for staying after lunch. we appreciate it. it's great to be up here with three guys covered an awful lot about this issue from. when i took o

mike has 77. he had a thunderstorm yesterday. there were a few thunderstorms. you could see another one. there's a possibility of a few storms. this is from green wood lake also up mike there. we have clouds there. this is the north shore. bruce adams sent this in. definitely more clouds than we saw yesterday. an east wind and it's breezy. sherry has gusty winds as well. let's break it down. clouds in the city right now. would love to get some rain out of these clouds. winds out of the east in excess of 20. those dew points high. the numbers 75 to 85. that's your spread. these numbers compared to yesterday no shock is cooler. up to 11 degrees cooler. dew points though a little higher on average by a degree or two. dew points still in the upper 60 range. that means it's humid out there. yeah, we're dealing with the humidity just not the heat. we did it. i mean, talk about one , two, three, four, five day heat wave and a heat wave in september, really. our second heat wave of the year was the longest one and this is the first september heat wave in 30 years. now, i don't know if i feel old or hot. if you're going to the shore today high rip curre

mike. >> nice easy drive, most of the bay in the green. behind me, little bit of red over there, out of the altamont. we'll talk about that. also an update on the bay bridge. live camera, that volume of traffic through the bay bridge toll plaza. live look for our camera out there, right there is right here. and no major issues. no backup of the cash lanes. pause to pay. and 580 through dublin, westbound 580, volume increasing on the maps we saw the red design out of the altamont pass. live camera here by as it harrah, things are clearing. dublin interchange at speed but slowing to vasco. >> how a massive government data hack will cost you no matter what you do for a living. >>> hopefully a better day on wall street today. we'll have a look ahead and talk to cnbc coming up. >>> scoot mcgrew, is the glass half-full kind of guy. cnn announcing a change to the next republican presidential debate, putting california's carly fiorina in the middle of the fight. lo foa n fa ontag>>> decision 2a new face on stage when republicans face off in the ne

green. >> always, always. >> and is it no coincidence mike jerrick has lime green laces in his sneakers today?e this new book, lays together you brought it here. >> i did. i brought pot owe type. you know, i just wanted to be able to have further impact in nick's name and to be able to be able to penetrate into a broader audience. you know, no coincidence that childhood cancer awareness month. and 45 children will be diagnosed daily, and five of those will not survive. you know, my son, was in that statistic. and, i really don't want anybody to understand what this is like, but -- >> your son, so much more than a statistic, when we put up the picture of his face, as parent, you tiered up. >> i did. >> as a parent, you know, you never lose that bonds with your child. >> no, never. >> go ahead. >> so i wanted to be able to, you know, further our mission, and to be able to help more people, what better way than to really share my son's life, my children's life, my boys relationship, and you know, it is an inspiring book, and we're hoping that, you know, it will be a best sell is her. we can reall

tonight do,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> san francisco could be giving cyclists the green lined to break the traffic laws. mike sugerman on what some say cyclists should be allowed to roll through stop signs without stopping. mike. >>> reporter: kenny, san francisco bicyclists have been under the gun in the last couple of weeks -- this summer really -- because of one of their habits and it might be changing. bikes like cars are supposed to stop at stop signs but most don't if it's all clear because drivers and pedestrians complain, cops near golden gate park started handing out tickets to bicyclists for doing it. that got the biking community in an uproar and pro biking supervisors at city hall today announced their plan to let bikers roll through stop signs if it's safe. it was met with opposition from safety advocates. >> to expect everyone to come to a complete stop at every, single intersection even if there are no pedestrians or cars at that intersection is just not how people bike and it's a surefire way with that kind of ticky-tacky enforcement to make sure that fewer people cycle. >> bicyclists decide

mike shumann has welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm.nd in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! >> let's check out sports. the raiders will try to rebound from last week's disappointing game. the raiders host the baltimore ravens as o.co coliseum. last night stanford looked for an upset on the road against sixth-ranks usc. here's shu with all the highlights. >> raise your hand if you thought stanford could upset sixth-ranked usc in southern cal, anyone? >> kill, kevin hogan put the cardinals on his shoulder speakers did just that. down the middle, and austin hooper. 16 yards. ties the game at seven. on defense there's not much you can do to stop schuster. lined up against the linebacker. martinez, that's a mismatch. schuster breaks loose for 54 yards. 21-10. stanford comes back

mike and his right-hand man, chris, have tried to keep the company going. chris: we're about $30,000 behind right now on bills. lemonis: sjc drums are among the very best, and performers like imagine dragons, green day, and lady gaga swear by their sound, but sjc's lack of inventory and working capital... mike: where are we even gonna get the money from? lemonis: ...has them in a terrible financial snare. man: i'm calling about the order i placed about six months ago and still haven't seen. lemonis: it's time for sjc to march to a new beat. mike: it's like i can only take so much, you know. lemonis: or this custom-drum manufacturer will crash. i'm in anaheim, california, at n.a.m.m., the national association of music merchants, to meet mike and chris for the first time. and the energy level's unbelievable. man: ha! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] -lemonis: you mike? -mike: yeah. -lemonis: hey. marcus. -mike: nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -mike: thank you for coming. -lemonis: this place is rocking. -mike: it's crazy. i can't believe i still have my voice. lemonis: and so this is the product that you make? mike: yeah, we make custom drums from start to finish. lemonis: how much is a

. >> what i have on that is green, started out white. >> mike, really. >> did you mix your colors inm having trouble with your laundry. >> yes. >> dark and the the lights all together. >> not okay good you're welcomed. >> behind us, it is, this picture that you see but really what is behind this is a green screen, which is why bob kelly and i will not be able to wear green, that is right. anyway, just to explain. washington national, there is, phillies playing tonight. sweater weather if you have tickets to the game. there will be a cool evening. we will start the out at 7:05 at 72 degrees with temperatures cooling in the 60's as the game goes by. for today your monday, 70's all day long, nine out of ten, with breezes out there for kids not going to school today. many kid are off for jewish holidays, temperatures in the 50's to get started. 70 degrees. 10 miles an hour breeze. it is refreshing, rain has moved up to the north. plan on that high in the mid 70's, one week ago we were starting off that heat wave with the 90-degree high. it changed in a week. no more muggy toss start. mix

green. >> michael landon. >> incorrect. james carer. >> mike got 0. john, 3. 20 points each correct answer. you guys can head back to your podiums. take a look at the score. mike/brooke, third place. 70. don/john in second. chris/allyson have taken the lead. with 130 points. taken the lead. i say it again. this is breaking news -- chris cuomo and allyson have taken the lead. >> new day! >> a new day. coming up, team work, still anybody's game. stay tuned. [ cheers and applause ] at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. ♪usic: "thunder c

mike trout's game saver or tcu receiver aaron greene. >> this is a family issue. >> reporter: not exactly a happy family. nationals players jonathan paplebon and bryce harper jawing at each other in the dugout which led jonathan paplebon going to the jugular. washington was eliminated on saturday. and the a's transitioned from big three to rookie, the hazing ritual mandated that first year players dress up for a night out on the club scene. no word on whether the inflatable bird had to pay cover. >> nice work scott reiss. never seen a football field catch fire. >> i haven't either. >> where go with the mike trout catch. phenomenal catch. >>> coming up after the break, more about what went wrong when a charter bus collided with a duck boat in seattle. the new information the ntsb is sharing about the deadly accident when the four on 2 returns. -- >>> ride with the duck tour bus suspended operateerations follow -- operations. the duck boat collided with a charter bus. the victims who died were international students. dozens of others were injured. officials ordered the company to cease oper

a gathering at 4:30 today outside memorial hall, behind me here, on the green, to join in solidarity against the hate crime. mike >> for sure. 6:41, governor chris christie has some advice for the leader of new jersey national guard. he says, shape up. gave michael conditionoff09 days to lose weight so can he meet his retirement. christy staff tells the washington post the governor was unaware the pentagon had been rep rye handing miami about his weight and un avoidance of fitness test. >> isn't that interesting? 6:21, temple -- a couple pays a couple pays for a caterer on their wedding day. not unusual. so why did they end up ordering pizza for all their guests? what a google search turned up that could have saved this couple a whole lot of heartache. sue? >> nothing heart break being today's forecast at all. first day of autumn. yet it is warmer than the last day of summer. later on, we'll explain, coming up. >> that made total sense. >> as we get ready for the pope, we want to see how you're getting ready. sends us pictures on facebook, stain gram, twitter, using the #fox29pope. let's talk about something dif

green. >> michael landon. >> incorrect. james garner. >> mike got 0. john, 3. 20 points each correct answer.s can head back to your podiums. take a look at the score. mike/brooke, third place. 70. don/john in second. chris/allyson have taken the lead. with 130 points. taken the lead. i say it again. this is breaking news -- chris cuomo and allyson have taken the lead. 130 points. >> new day! >> a new day. coming up, team work, still anybody's game. stay tuned. 6: it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for all this... when you're really only covered for this. hot dog? or how you may think you're covered for this... but not for this... whoa! no, no, oh , oh! ...or this... ...or this. ...or that... talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. my heaven! ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum. bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ everyone is looking for ways while to cut expenses.s unique, and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can

mike. >>> things are moving very well right now. as you see mostly green all over the bay, a little yellow that we see just down to 60 miles per hour. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza because we did have a little bit of a backup up there. we don't have any major problem on the left approach, the right is showing a little slow down. we have shift changes happening here. now, we are looking over towards san jose as well with our northbound shot, 101 shows a nice smooth drive as well. not a lot of traffic but this burst did kick in over the last few minutes and we are talking about north 680 that is clear over at capital avenue. >>> big announcement expected later today from verizon and it has to do with a new mobile streaming service. >> for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good color, landon. >> thank you, laura. good morning to both of you. wall street looks to recover some of the ground lost last week, point to a sharply higher open. shocks tend ending lower on friday wit

green dots are recent sightings. all clustered outside the neighborhood. >> that mikes me feel better. >> reporter: even with improvement, experts say everyone should keep expectations realistic. >> you will see coyotes from time to time, but not as frequently in the past. >> reporter: if you find yourself face to face with one, your best bet is to stop, make a loud noise, and walk away slowly. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> we have learned a south bay teen is being kept alive tonight so that his organs can be donated. we first told you about lucas angelo earlier this week. he was struck by a car after school on wednesday. a family spokeswoman says he was declared brain dead last night. police say it appears that lucas ran out in front of the car that hit him. right now, the driver is not facing any charges. >>> in southern california, one man is under arrest in connection to a violent shooting spree that has left two people dead and two others injured. two random shootings were reported within a mile of each other. they happened this morning in the city of banning. 20 miles west of palm springs. one of the surviving victims to

mike, do you see a distinction in people of the green and han families? >> there are some divide even on the part of advocates of religious liberty between those who put a great emphasis on the autonomy and identity of religious institutions and those who would extend it to for profit institutions. i think that that divides some of the coalition on these issues. it's -- the indiana law, as i understand it, actually made sure that it applied to for profit corporations, and i think people are maybe more mixed on that, but it's -- but i guess i would defer to the experts. >> and i'm going ask them. greg? >> so the case like little sisters of the poor and notre dame and the second wave of challenges two the contraception regulations, i think they represent two important distinctions. the first is these at least look closer to actual religious institutions than does a national retail craft chain on the one hand. on the other hand, these entities have already received a significant accommodation and refused to take yes for an answer because for two years now, t

. >> would the sound man please turn reagan's mike off for the moment? >> is this on? mr. greenrophone off, please? >> this is -- >> i am paying for this microphone! >> i paid for this microphone. deafening applause. that wasn't about what he stood for or going to do for the country. it was about the legacy of ronald reagan as a man or a myth. how important are those moments in these debates? >> those moments are of critical importance. you know, ronald reagan was perhaps of all presidential candidates best at the zinger, one-liner. and he didn't have to be accurate or get the name of the moderator right. it didn't matter because every time he issued one of those one-liners right to the heart and it seemed new and fresh. so, while i would extort these candidates to talk real policy i know they won't, so here's my advice to them. figure out in advance what your one-liner is going to be. that's all you're going to get. not getting anymore than that on national television and not getting anymore attention than that. as we saw in all these clips playing the one-liners. you know, whe

. >> but green day owner. mike is part owner of the cafe. is can't fail cafe. and this is sarah, the chef. >> giving you a look. at what is going on. >> they are lining up along the coastline. and you can see burning off and mostly sunny skies for the of a noon today. >> it will fin to recall. >> take ago look at your numbers. right now. >> 63 degrees. >> 62 much and 63 in oakland lands. >> and 64, temperatures are beginning to rebound. >> this is for sj. >> this is the after noong. >> this is the inland communities. and just inside the pay bay. it will be a tad color loor the communities. >> and upper 60s and mid- to upper 80s. and you are going to see the giants. and j as.com. >> southwesterly breeze. >> to mostry clear skies. >> 79 for the second part the afternoon there. >> it is 85 in novato on toe the east bay. we shift a little bit here. >> this is san lee around droa. and it is 90 degrees. >> livermore. and 91 this afternoon. for brentwood. >> now, we have this. >> for saratoga. >> and and yesterday. >> san shj. >> couple of degrees

mike nicco up on the roof. >> walnut creek one of the areas that could possibly have poor air quality. good news, everybody running green right now, so the poor air quality has not developed. the heat advisory goes all the way to the ocean today and tomorrow. it just started. so we're just now getting into the most dangerous part of the day, risk of heat related illnesses through at least 7:00. if you're heading to the beaches, the southwest facing beaches, strong rip currents places like symptom, twin lakes and the santa cruz boardwalk. another area that could have poor air quality in the santa clara valley. we'll talk about how that's going to end this weekend and the cooling trend coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> the scorching weather is too much to bear for thousands of students in the south bay. one school district is cutting classes short today and tomorrow in an unusual move. abc 7 news reporter matt keller joins us from delmar high school in san jose. >> reporter: students at delmar high school are about an hour away from their normal bell, two hours earlier than normal. this unusual measure

green apple. >> larry: hey, welcome back. we have comedian and nightly show executive producer rory albanese, nightly show contributor mike yarde) and former nfl player and one of the best fullbacks of all time tony richardson. (applause) football season started tonight. steelers against the cheaters-- the patriots. >> right, right. >> are you not the first, you said it right. you said it right. >> larry: i love you guys new england, nothing against new england, really. i don't hate the patriots. i hate the celtics, but i don't hate the patriot, i really don't. the patriots are good, they're just cheaters. >> it's known. >> larry: with all the scandals, they had all those scandals last year and all this stuff about concussions, does it seem like americans are still waiting for football or is football waning or people just don't care. >> i think more people are going to watch tonight than possibly ever before. i'm excited about football. i think everyone is really going to tune in tonight. >> because as americans we love that scandal, right. >> no doubt. >> millions of people turn out to watch mark maguire and sammy sosa do a h

mike. >> getting good help in the north bay hopefully. here south bay, no need or help. all around the bay, speed sensors looking good right now. green all over the span approaching the bay bridge and off of the maze. jumped over the san mateo bridge. want to give you a live shot, westbound 92, moves smoothly here across toward the peninsula from the hayward toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you. 30,000 people currently work for hewlett-packard will be out of a job by the end of next month. >> let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. hewlett-packard expects to cut up to 30,000 jobs from its enterprise business, was spun off from its pc and printer operations in november. that's 10% of the workforce. hp says the cuts will be global but it isn't elaborating. the business offers i.t. services and support to corporate customers. >>> on wall street, stocks rallied on tuesday ahead of two-day federal reserve meeting which begins today. futures are relatively flat but investors are split on what the fed will do, whether raise interest rates now or hold off through the uncertainty in the glob

country will be green with were you have when we say goodbye to hall -- hello to -- >> novato, oakland, sunnyvale, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> and cheryl challenged miketling match. >> she who wins, too. thank you is why i said no. >> we are starting off with a fall flavor and look how beautiful in the marin headlands and golden gate bridge, west wind only at six miles per hour but you can see the sailboats are already out open bay. the winds are going to pickup and they are going to bring up a fall flavor to today's forecast. did not for get the such glasses and sun scene. we will see stars tonight and it is cooler than this morning with more of us in the 40s. we sleep with the weapons open like last night and the hot weather develops tomorrow and it peaks on sunday and monday. livermore is 12 miles per hour wind, 21 in fairfield and only three right now in san jose. look, the entire coast and bay shoreline has small craft advisory meaning the small crafts are going to have issues with the winds and waves in 2:00 to 11 o'clock this evening, and we will tack about temperatures off the cool bay water. 72 in sunny veil and 73 in san jose and, also, in s

. >> let me just ask you to push the mike, which i forgot to do, as well. it's this little green button there. you've got it. you think under the case which we'll talk more about, it probably would implicate the fourth amendment. what are some of the pressure points you want us to delve into? as we think further about this question. >> so there have been a lot of interesting discussions today about the evolution of the fourth amendment, particularly with respect to the internet. i think if the recent past is prologued or there are a lot of reasons to be sanguine about the development of case law with respect to cases and controversies around the fourth amendment. i think as pointed out earlier, though, that presupposes there will be cases and controversies to litigate. and even in the aftermath of the snowden revelations, there are still significant barriers to standing that may prevent a lot of these cases and controversies from ultimately being heard by the courts. there is another form. for some it may not be encouraging one or one that yielded a lot of activity in recent hist

green shirt on. to walk up to cameras. as we can see, crush of reporters with their cameras there from front of this red truck and mike huckabee walking out, again, i believe wearing a green shirt. not sure if we have a camera on that location to be able to hear if she is speaking directly with reporters right now and fielding questions. moments ago, kim davis walked out the door, there she is, moments before we saw kim davis walk out the door, ted cruz walked out. both governor mike huckabee and senator ted cruz were anticipated to be on site today for a 3:00 rally in support of kim davis. nobody knew about the judge's determination basically finding that since rowan county had met its obligation to fulfill marriage licenses to those that were coming in to seek them, that's to all couples, whether they are heterosexual or gay and les byian couples, the office was now giving those out through her deputy county clerks. they felt that she had met the contempt obligations, spending five nights in jail. the bigger question now, will she be getting her job back? and i'm going to -- keep me posted with a live feed of any of the soun

mike wants to change that. >> we hope that this will bring the business back to yellow. >> one of several so-called e hail apps, which allow you to order up your yellow or green cab by tapping a finger instead of raising a hand. >> it will be faster and more convenient than somebody here doing the same thing. >> there's a lot of cabs around here. >> on this beautiful summer night with dozens and dozens of empty taxis trolling for business. >> sorry. sorry. >> we gave it a try. once the cabbie accepts the ride, then you wait. >> i don't have to stand here with my hand up, i can be inside in the office still doing work and i can watch him coming. so that way i can come when he's here. i can be upstairs like, you know, doing something. >> we're waiting for a yellow cab. yeah, are you an uber driver? >> uber has become a dominant force. >> that's him. >> the three drivers we e hailed tonight all said they love the idea of an app just for them. >> many ways to get the job. more jobs you get. >> raising your hand for a cab is as new york as a cab itself. and all things considered, this guy would rather walk. >> it's too nice to take a cab. 81 degrees. >> maybe it w

mike wants to change that with arro. apps. they allow you to order up your yellow or green cab by tapping a finger instead of raising a hand. >> the technology is there. other types of cars can be summoned tapping a button on your phone. why shouldn't yellows and greens. why shouldn't new yorkers instead of doing this off the curb go like this out the door and have taxi waiting for them. >> josh einiger found it worked well but he had to wave off three cabs and an uber car while he waited for his arro driver to arrive. >> they all come. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and amy freeze is in for bill. >> good morning, everybody. we are starting off with temperatures in the upper 70s in the boroughs. another hot day. the hottest yet of this hot stretch. the heat wave does continue. 93 expected. the accuweather seven-day forecast, relief tonight as a cold front comes through the area. tomorrow partly sunny and cooler. low 80s to kick off the holiday weekend. sunshine, a nice start on saturday. 82 in the afternoon. holiday heat returns sunday. labor day high of 90 degrees. wednesday a high of

mike. >>> coming up, redefining cancer treatment. why some women with breast cancer may soon be told to skip chemotherapy. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! cards on a multi-billion dollar gamble to drill for oil in arctic waters. and environmentalis ts are thrilled. ==vo== shell snt >>> billion dollar gamble to drill for oil. environmentalists are celebrating. shell spent more than $7 billion on an exploratory well. about 80 miles off of alaska's northwest coast. environmentalists fought it every step of the way. now shell admits not enough oil and gas to continue its operations there. alaskan state leaders who supported the idea believe that it would provide a new source of crude for the transalaska pipeline. >>> it is 6:25. many women with earl stage breast ca

green line is the only one that's operating as usual. >>> first alert weather time. howard, take it away. >> mike of clouds out there and showers. that's the case for today with a high of shower chances being west and south of town. we're looking at plenty of clouds and a couple of showers. highs today, likely in the mid-70s. we may get a degree or two warmer. it's not as breezy add yesterday. it was windy -- over 30 at times. we have 50s and low 60s in most of the year. 65 in patch river. 68 in reedville. and much of the shower activity to our west. we've had lighter showers coming through. you see them in fairfax and montgomery. everything lifting towards the north. we have wet streets. best chances for rain tuesday night. more on that coming up. michael. >>> the fess tive holiday season may be months away, but lester foster tells you what retailers are trying to do to get you geared up for gift giving and shopping. >>reporter: some businesses started rolling out the lay away plans. walmart launched his free lay away service in august, so shoppers can get a start on the hot holiday toys and toy

mike. >> here's the san mateo bridge and look how clear that view is, as well. look at your map, as well. we see green all over the speed sensors and zoom into the biggest issue. west 580 slows here as you're approaching east 14th street. again, we told you the police activity in san leandro closes and the flares are a distraction. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next, why one candidate says quitting the race will help ensure donald trump does not get the nomination. >>> an apple watch may very well have saved a life. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. >>> politics meets religion. prepares to address congress. we're live in washington, d.c., next. after spending three days in cuba - pope francis turns his attention to the u-s today. he leaves >>> after spending three days in cuba, pope francis turning his attention to the u.s. he leaves cuba on a good note. pope francis called on cubans to be open to change improved relations with the united states. but many expect his mission and his message in the u.s. to be much different. "today in the bay" tracie potts joining us

mike turner joining us from capitol hill to discuss the iranian nuclear deal. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. , markets on ahead track to end the week in the green. finally as investors look ahead to next week's fed meeting. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. happy gold and oil toback -- let's go straight a look at the markets. we are holding steady. david: looking here at the major index, also in the green. not a huge amount of volume today. up .02%. we are on track with the s&p to have the biggest weekly gain we've had since july. i want to bring you into my bloomberg terminal to the imap function which charts the s&p by sector. the biggest winners and losers. utilities the big winner. down below, energy. this has been the case for the year as well. utilities up for the year, energy has been down. another sector has been in homebuilding. i want to turn to this homebuilding etf. that is up .32%. a note from analysts at j.p. morgan looking at the number of home builders, mid-cap and small-cap and large cap. a variety of upgrades and downgrades. toll brothers upgraded to neutral. that is up 1.3%. i will turn to some that were downg

so the green street suggested walking route, coming up we'll talk with bruce gordon live on the parkway with a list of what you can and can't bring on to the premises then after that, mike, you're about to start that walk. >> i'm taking this map and i'm walking from camden, if you want to mother me, i'll start, at the campbell field parking lot in camden. >> you know what? >> what? >> we could have a parade. >> oh, calm down. if you want to meet mike, meet him at 8:00 where? >> campbell's field. >> campbell's field in camden. >> let me tell you, think this through. >> you know what i think we should play? some jill scott, a long walk, let's take a long walk, along the parkway. >> hey jill, if you are watching, come join me. republican national convention wants all of the candidates for the presidency to make one promise. what they are asking for, that they may not get, especially, from donald trump. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> for 16 months, christina underwent surgery, for the transgender procedure. but her parent

mike and alex. back to you guys. >> that is great. >> wonderful thing. >> rain stopped for them, yeah. >> perfect. >> so megan fox will soon be a single lady but it will cost her what brian austin greens split official. ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> still taking down the stage there, from the festival of the families. >> um-hmm. >> there is the veterans, on their bikes there. >> yes. >> looking for their picture. >> and a.m.or sign because for pope francis they change the love sign. >> it will be there for a while. >> i have to make my way over there. >> brian austin green is asking for spousal support from his estranged wife, megan fox. >> now pardon a will yams there were rumors about this but thinks actually happening, he wants some money. >> porsche, can you hear us, are you sleeping in she cannot hear us. >> porsche? hi, welcome to philadelphia. >> well, she cannot hear us. >> she's talking to her producer. hey, she could hear jessica kline, kit cat kline, that is a typical reaction, to kit cat kline talking to you. >> bring up the sorry song, you have to apologi

green. >> the story that is big on abc7 facebook all weekend, a berkeley man who ordered a pizza and wings from dominoes got a lot more a story you will only see on abc7. >> mikee only one slice before put the rest in the refrigerator and went to work and several hours later he came pack and noticed something unusual. >> at 5:00 a.m. i got home from work and went to the refrigerator and pulled out what i thought was wings. it was $1,300. i wanted to keep it. believe me. but i can't. i can't do it >> the delivery driver put the money in the box for safekeeping and was on the way to make a deposit for his boss. dominoes was so impressed by the honesty they offered him free pizza for a year. he said he will need to work out more. he will take them up on their offer. a lot of dough. >> love how he rose to the occasion. a good combination. >> it is "spare the air" and that is what people are care about. >> nothing to joke about "spare the air" nowhere heat advisory. we will move on. temperatures are anywhere from two to nine degrees warmer than we were yesterday which will spring board us to another hot day and we are 72 in los gatos and los altos hills at 77 and i

mike. >>> it is light but it is out there. north 101 a little slowing north of 680. we'll show the same thing on our map that was a live view, slowing from greeno orange areas. 87 and 280 just starting to build. the south bay will be heavier than the north bay for the rest of the day. a little slowing sloeg for the east shore freeway. no other problems for the area north of there. highway 4, a little slowing through conk cords. the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are on, they have been on since 6:29, but the approach to the bay bridge no problem. traffic slows from the toll plaza to the metering lights and smooth across the bridge again. back to you. >>> a family dog recovering this morning after a bay area burglary with a particularly cruel and inhumane twist. surveillance video of the break in last friday in fremont shows glass from a shattered sliding door, the burglars then purposely spread food on that glass for the family's dog to eat. the animal did and sliced its tongue badly as it was swallowing those sharp pieces of glass. >> we live in a society and there's burglars and things like that happen. i understand that. what i do

mike nicco. >> need the umbrella up north. a round of light showers roll across the valley fire right here in red. really light green.ide of the north bay. summer heat comes back this weekend. >>> the wednesday morning commute winding down. beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. you see the clouds starting in the north bay. good news. reports, this is the richmond-san rafael bridge plaza. accident just by west 880 >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, award-winning actor benicio del toro. and winner of "so you think you can dance," gaby diaz. plus, performing his new hit, "lose my mind," country star brett eldredge. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] now, here are emmy winners kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

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like bob bob zoellick or graham allison or henry kissinger or a new generation of scholars like mike greene at csis, who have been thinking about these issues, the asia-pacific, the rise of china for decades. their articles, books, speeches are critical to devising national strategy to advance america's interests in the region. this is a long-term endeavor, mr. president, for you will aof us -- for all of us. it is imperative that it remains on our radar screens through the course of state visits, through the course of elections, through the course of changing administrations. and contrary to what some say, we as a country do have the capacity to think and act in our long-term strategic interests. as a government. our successful bipartisan strategy dealing with the soviet union started by cannon's famous ex-telegram which created the course of containment. over the course of decades, several different administrations, several different congresses. it was a successful long-term strategy for the united states. so from my perspective, mr. president, as we look at this issue, the asia-pacific,