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with the premium that you've collected. >> mike, caterpillar and has claimed 5%. hat are you doing? >> one part of this trait is going to be expiring next week. i think you can simply allow that to happen. that is the whole idea. you basically want to try to collect that last bit of premium if you can. that is the thing. next friday, if you do not want to report the stock, what you want to do is cover those on next friday. >> our first, what is the play in? >> for the market, this is important. the market starts to turn and go sideways, then there is more downside risk than upside potential. it is a perfect way to buy insurance. you do so, but we are at a level where you should see a higher. getting insurance and buying insurance makes a lot of sense. >> mike, what do you say? >> this is the lowest level that we have seen in volatility since april. we have had quite a run here. i don't think we are out of the woods, so it makes some sense. i actually own some spreads myself. >>> has had a great run these past few days. using the proceeds to buy the november 20 call

mike has been busy following a serious accident. >> someone lost their life as a result of this crash, the coroner is yet to get on the scene, so we may be looking at this entire 6:00 hour with this closure. let me show you what we're talking about with the arrows. the crash above here flashing lights blocking the hov lane coming off of the berkeley curve. you see it flared off here. even if you weren't going to use that hov lane, the flares are slowing people and that traffic has to shift everyone who was carpooling into that jammed up curve as well. the backup quickly formed in the last few minutes, all the way back past university toward golden gate field, that's a huge issue where you expect friday light traffic. the rest of contra costa county is moving lightly. a new incident some issue on highway 84 cutting through livermore. use the dublin interchange instead of 84 cutting through. we'll bring the update on that one coming up. >> let's get a live look in dublin as the sun comes up this morning. it is a nice clear start and going to also be a very nice day in the upper 50s this

mike has been keeping an eye on san jose. >> yeah, kari. where they had a crashed southbound side of 101. apparently a nice evening drive now through the bay bridge and no major problems there. as we look out toward the san jose area. the southbound side had the crash. but northbound side had the bigger backup. it's now starting to sort itself out for the normal commute pattern. everyone leaving the house in the next few minutes, should be just about the same. north of 680. a little bit of a hangup. that's the only usual part right now. >>> 6:01 now. for people trying to make it in the bay, winning the lottery can get you into a home. but we're talking about a housing lottery. bob redell is in the area now accepting applications for newnew, below-market homes. >> reporter: good morning. hey, we're not immune to the housing crunch, like many cities in the bay area. but it does have developments almost ready for homeowners to move into. like this development behind me. the city of hayward is accepting applications for people who want to be in

anchor: mike has this update from the white house. kabul john kirby has addressed the possible trip of nancy to taiwan. she says this is not unprecedented. pointing out that in 1997 new english visited taiwan without any incident. even this year so members of congress have traveled to the island. john kirby says any decision is up to the speaker herself and any confirmation must come from the speaker or her staff. this is what he had to say. >> this is well known to the prc, given our more than four decades in diplomatic relations. the speaker has the right to visit taiwan and the speaker of the house has visited taiwan before without incident. >> he emphasized that even should nancy pelosi decide to visit taiwan, this in no way represents any change in u.s. policy. the u.s. one china policy remains and this was addressed to president biden's phone call with president xi last week. the u.s. policy is unchanging when it comes to taiwan and its relationship with china. nevertheless, john kirby says china is adept in a threatening posture

trey yingst has the latest disturbing and tragic story, hey, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon, after more than 30 hours a siege in the somalian capital of mogadishu is over, at least 21 people killed and dozens more injured after gunmen stormed the hyatt hotel, the al-shabab militants took hostages as local security forces work today rescue civilians inside. there were explosions and exchanges of gunfire with one eyewitness saying stairwell was blunt up to prevent people from escaping. many of them had locked themselves in rooms in upper floors of the hotel, though it's still one of the worst hotel attacks in somalia's history. >> there have been many innocent civilian deaths in this attack but number of victims will be shared by the administer of health but we share the family of the families. trey: continued threat of terrorism in somalia the united states routinely operates against al-shabab in the country. americans carried out 3 separate drone strikes, in may president biden redeployed hundreds of american troops to somalia to help local military with effo

mike has more with our risk. >> lightning strikes around the bay since this morning and most of thoseave been either within the cloud or from cloud to cloud. only two of them have dropped down to the ground. we have not heard of any fire starts but the cloud is pretty ominous outside. if you see lightning and hear thunder before 30 seconds, head inside until 30 minutes after the last bolt of lightning. and some of the shelters should be a substantial building with wiring and plumbing or a car as you saw. the occupants within it are fine. where you do not want to seek shelter are covered portions, tents. it will likely hit the tallest object. you may want to shelter under their, thinking it will save you from the rain. if you are the tallest object in an open space, you are more likely to get hit by lightning. you can see live doppler 7. as we put it into motion, moisture comes up from the south. we still have that chance according to future radar and especially the north way. that is where we have the red flag warning for lake and mendocino counties. you talked about the heat. the hot

but mike has been tracking what's going on with the commute, and we do have a crash in the south bay. >> that's right, kari. starting in the south bay. i've been tracking this crash, still reports of all lanes blocked. let's zoom in by moffett field. southbound coming into mountain view here, approaching sunnyvale as well. looking at 85 and moffitt boulevard. the crash is between those two exits. it looks like 85 is accessible. it's just before the closure. so you can exit 85. you can also get down to middlefield which will take you past the scene and jump back over on ellis where 237 joins 101 south. el camino also a major thoroughfare. that will be an option getting toward 85 or 101 as well, south of the crash. we also have this going on, highway 4, your commute direction into bay point backing traffic up, blending in with the build-out of antioch and bay point. one of the middle lanes blocked. that's the problem as you get toward bailey. some folks over toward kirker pass road. that will add to the traffic on the surface street. so far everything looks standard for that portion. lo

. >> 4:34 monday morning, this east bay bridge toll plaza mike has their eye on the road. >> the toll plaza is fine but then going across the span the issues getting into treasure island, i've been watching this, we have zoomed in and fact because it was on the reported writer on the tunnel, a slow-moving vehicle or perhaps it fender bender we are checking the latest from chp and i will track that. so far the live shot and the feed sensors are just fine in the other note is look at the green highlight. a little bit of mr. drizzle in the north bay, nothing major as far chp reports, but that is what's going on and things are smoothly for the rest of the bay and a little flow out of the ultima with a couple more crashes, i will double check those because it may affect the merge office 205. back to you. >>> now to a live look in san francisco where the city's public health emergency is now in effect. the city is expecting to receive another batch of monkeypox vaccines, but health leaders say it still isn't enough. about 40,000 doses of the vaccine are on the way to san francisco but leade

mike has got the call to action across the board.saw pain in the retail section, worry about the consumer psyche and spending. >> the first thing i would say about lulu lemon this is actually a name that we are long in our funds. it is a holy index name, index securities that i track that basically matches what we spend our money on in our household. the thing about lily's let's just talk about some of the good stuff 1st.lulu is a higher- end demographic with a heart more resilient customer base. they are probably more insensitive to economic pressures facing right now. another thing. big is the company has become, it still has a lot of meaningful growth opportunities. they're expanding into footwear and men's apparel. if you take a look at a company that has had pretty decent top line growth and very good net income growth is should we be looking at companies like nike which is trading at about 28 times are companies like gap stores, which owns athlete and is a competing brand. we have earnings coming up on september 1st. whatever g

mike has an eye on the commute. we'll get to him in a bit. first meteorologist kari hall has the heat. >> the peak of the heat, all of the shaded oranges where we have the hottest temperatures for inland areas away from the coastline and inner bay. we are under a heat advisory starting at 11:00 in the morning continuing through 8:00. these will be the hottest hours of the day. as we get a closer look at some of the areas, some of the mountains, the upper elevations including the delta, much of the tri-valley and down to the south bay where you do want to limit your time outside, drink lots of water and there will also be the increased risk of heat-related illness that's dangerous today as we talk about these temperatures that will reach up to 101 degrees in dublin, 105 in fairfield and livermore and reaching 97 in santa rosa, but san francisco is going to be in the upper 70s and low 80s. we will see a cooldown eventually in the forecast, and we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking in the trivaluey? >>over all, thi

mike has gas prices in case you want to get away. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> good morning to you on this friday. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your start to the weekend. i'm marcus washington. >> are we starting the weekend? >> you better believe it. >> laura is starting the weekend. she's off today so you got me, i'm kris sanchez. thanks so much for joining us. we're going to take a look at the roadways this early friday morning but we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> it looks pretty good once again. we've really had a nice week around the bay area. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, we are starting out with our usual clouds and we'll temperatures around our microclimates starting to spread out once again. san francisco will reach a high of 71 degrees and 84 novato. we'll see the temperatures in the east bay up to 81 in dublin but 78 degrees in san jose, and some spots it's going to be slightly cooler, compared to what we had y

mike has a look at the commute, hopefully it's not too bad out there for you.to get a look at the forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that and how are we looking? >> it's been so nice. yesterday was perfect. it's going to be nice again today, as we take a live look outside in san francisco. >> ooh! >> i love this view from emeryville looking toward san francisco. we are going to see the morning clouds and fog rolling by keeping the temperatures cooler. as we head through today, highs reaching into the upper 60s and for parts of the north bay some upper 70s and low 80s. novato reaching 81 degrees. 73 in san mateo and in oakland, while fremont and san jose will continue to reach into the upper 70s, all of this a little bit cooler than what's normal for this time in august so we'll continue to monitor that. we'll talk about a warmup and mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? >> we're tracking a crash in oakland, 580 westbound, we did have a crash and some slowing. looks like this vehicle was able to make its way off o

mike has been tracking a major crash in the east bay. >> yesterday it was a truck fire, today it is aperson has been taken to the hospital with major injuries. the entire eastbound freeway is stopped. the deal is that you can get off at the hilltop drive exit and back on again at that exit, so you'll have to slow on the approach getting on the freeway and jumping back on. you should be fine getting over to the carquinez bridge. if you join at the richmond parkway, you're fine. that is, again, affecting folks away from the bay bridge and heading towards the carquinez bridge. right now traffic is relatively light. a smooth drive there as well as the rest of the bay. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:49. who will be the next mayor of oakland? eight candidates had the chance last night to try to prove to a captive audience they can reshape a city with some big-city problems. as "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports, public safety is at the top of the list. >> my name is greg hodge. >> reporter: greg hodge is one of eight candidates for oakland mayor who showed up for a debate hosted at lan

jerry, all, what we want is to have climate. justice is where we are going that mike has the most irrespective of the call to where we have from all the oh i read. we are all in the same thing one year into protesting every friday and giving talks, allowed us to realize that there was a lack of knowledge about climate change on the continent. so she started her own pan african climate just this movement. and website where she writes about how africa specifically, is affected, just like the classes between the for my son, it's min, the survival issue. for full resource control, the strength they had. and they build our crisis up and we didn't, africa goes on hot. let people get so in this turn that we have a problem in our society, and we need to solve this problem right now. as an echo feminists, orlando sues work also focuses on how environmental rights are connected with women's rights. she regularly visits female farmers to teach them how to care for their environment and adapt bitter to the changes. her greatest passion is inspiring children and getting them involved in climate activism. r

mike has a look at the drive for early morning commuters. >> overall the south bay silicon valley as you expect is light traffic flow. there's no problems as you come south out of cupertino until you get to blossom hill on 85 a crash on the grid for a while but activity registering there for the chp report. we'll give that note. it's opposite your main commute which hasn't kicked in yet. very smooth out of morgan hill, gilroy, coming up into san jose, continuing up 101, nice there, we have the road work at niles canyon and near the bay bridge and no problems, a smooth drive through contra costa county, the early drive shows a little slowing on the bridges, richmond bridge as well as the golden gate bridge, those are crews there. we'll show you the golden gate coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the search for the missing teenager kiely rodni is growing more desperate by the hour. she disappeared from a party at a tahoe campground. >> this morning new surveillance images investigators released to us, this shows 16-year-old kiely rodni the night of the party. a number of bay a

jerry, all, what we want is to have climate. justice is where we are going that mike has the most irrespective of the call to where we have from all the oh, i read. we are all in the same one year into protesting every friday and giving talks allowed us to realize that there was a lack of knowledge about climate change on the continent. so she started her own pan african climate just this movement. and website where she writes about how africa specifically, is affected, just like the classes between the for my son, it's min, the survival issue. for full resource control, the strength they had. and they build our crisis up and we didn't africa, i goes on hot. let people get in this turn that we have a problem in our society. we need to solve this problem right now as an equal feminist. what allowed us is, work also focuses on how environmental rice a connected with remains, right? she regularly visits female farmers to teach them how to care for their environments and adapt bits after the changes. her greatest fashion is inspiring children and getting them involved in climate activism. at schoo

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mike has a good point. are we going to walk the dog or swim the dog? and what is the square footage? >> who knows. >> you have to fly your, you know, vehicle, flying car onto the top of it and like there's so many questions. >> you know what? i'm going to wait for the transporter. "star trek." >> there you go. you lost us. >> sorry. for all of you out there -- very good. >> we're starting out with a little bit of fog near the coast, and some of those clouds reaching to our inland valleys. here's a live look outside in san jose, when we see the clouds in the morning, we're like okay, it's going to be a good day and this all clears out by 9:00 to 10:00, but unfortunately there may be some more smoke coming in. this is a look at our near surface smoke model. where we see light blue that's smoke and that could make it a little bit more unhealthy today due to the fires up farther to the north being pushed in. as far as temperatures today it's coming down a few degrees. we're in the low 80s in downtown san jose and low 90s for gilroy. for the east bay, we do

after military retirement in 2010, mike has worked in the private industry and now is the chief executive officer of the building information systems technology company, headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october of 2017, he published his first book, inside camp david, the private world of the presidential retreat. he often spoke about the book and it has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show, smithsonian, and pr, c-span, and many other print radio and television outlets. after our conversation, he will be taking questions from our live audience. please put your questions for mike in the chat and we will get to as many as possible at the end of our program. welcome to white house history live. >> thank you colleen, wonderful to be here. i appreciate the time you talk. >> but we start from the beginning. tell us how you were selected and with this thought process was. >> well, it is actually a navy command nearby. i was operated and maintained by president roosevelt. civil engineer officer -- so 1998. possible officers being considered with the

ama: meteorologist mike nicco has that for us. uly electric bill was about a third of what it was in june. several days over 100 degrees in june, but july was cooler than average. so far, august has been the same. that is about to change. we are seeing a whole lot of cloud cover, but by the time we wake up in the morning, it will be mostly cloudy. once we get to the weekend, we start building on the heat, especially inland, and next week, it could run up the scale. this area of low pressure is what we are thankful for right now to bring us these mild afternoons for the last four to five days. it has also pushed the storms that were plaguing the sierra and the flooding in socal and move them away for a couple of days. look at our ocean temperatures. 64 degrees. that is warmer than some of our neighborhoods right now, but also the reason we are seeing the string of near record warm temperatures in san francisco. we saw some on saturday and sunday with 61. this morning, we drop down to 60, but i'm forecasting 60 again tonight, which w

mike, hannah has more from washington. now, the alleged perpetrator of the attack hardy matters, has appeared in an upstate new york court in may bull new york. he's pleaded not guilty to be attempted murder and assault charges. now police say that they are investigating the man's background, particularly in new jersey, which is where he comes from, the state, neighboring new york state. or they are questioning people there to establish whether this was an attack carried out by the man on his own or whether there was some element of planning and some outside assistance in the attack. and the united nations has said that at least 77 people have died during storms and flash flooding in yemen. in the past 2 weeks, homes and farms have been damaged and several roads cut off by the flood waters in the country southwest. and in the capital sun are about 35000 families have been affected by this most had already been displaced by the country. civil war was of the headlines this, our not set for myself and the team here and, and,

ama: meteorologist mike nicco has that for us. lectric bill was about a third of what it was in june. several days over 100 degrees in june, but july was cooler than average. so far, august has been the same. that is about to change. we are seeing a whole lot of cloud cover, but by the time we wake up in the morning, it will be mostly cloudy. once we get to the weekend, we start building on the heat, especially inland, and next week, it could run up the scale. this area of low pressure is what we are thankful for right now to bring us these mild afternoons for the last four to five days. it has also pushed the storms that were plaguing the sierra and the flooding in socal and move them away for a couple of days. look at our ocean temperatures. 64 degrees. that is warmer than some of our neighborhoods right now, but also the reason we are seeing the string of near record warm temperatures in san francisco. we saw some on saturday and sunday with 61. this morning, we drop down to 60, but i'm forecasting 60 again tonight, which would

mike pence has betrayed the united states of america. se] mike prince has betrayed this president and the people of the united states and we will never ever forget. >> it's real simple, pence betrayed us. which apparently everyone knew he was going to do and the president mentioned it like five times when he talked. you can go back and watch the presidents video. >> be respectful to him. there are 4 million people coming in. [noise] >> it's only a matter time, justice is coming. >> although the presidents chief of staff mark meadows has refused to testify before this committee, mr. meadows aide, ben williamson and white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews testified that mr. meadows went to the dining room near the oval office to tell the president about the violence at the capitol before the president's 2:24 pm tweet. and future hearings, you'll hear more about exactly what was happening in the white house at that time. here is what some white house staff told the select committee. do you know where you went? >> yes, i followed hi

. >> mike: 11th hour support from centrist kyrsten sinema put democrats on track to vote on the health energy and tax measure. but it's much smaller than the original build back better and haso republican support. >> this is coming up to the families of the farmers and the small businesses. >> mike: we will talk with senator ben cardin about his party's strategy and what it means for the rest of the president's agenda. if done... >> the united states will not be provoked buried >> mike: over taiwan, china cutting military and climate ties with u.s. over nancy pelosi's visit and holding military drills off the coast. we will discuss where the leaves white house policy on china and ask former u.n. ambassador nikki haley how the u.s. and its allies should respond, only on "fox news sunday." and... a major win for abortion rights in deep red kansas. we will ask our sunday panel how republicans may need to adjust their messaging for midterms. plus... fox news is on the road to midterms in wyoming, where congresswoman liz cheney and her trump-endorsed rival are connecting with voters in one of the most-watched primaries of the year. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> mike

mike has a look at lower gas prices. >> start with better news so go to newark. national petroleum with gas for $4.89 a gallon. cheap gas at great gas in san pablo has gas for $4.69. speedway in daly city $4.97 a gallon. under $5. we have the traffic flow to check out. looking over toward the east bay we have a problem. green sensors on most of the map but go to the tri-valley. west 84. still slow for the crash eastbound. now westbound in the backup a disabled vehicle. we have one lane blocked and maybe a tow truck to get through. use the dublin interchange. san jose southbound 101 slowing toward story. a crash there on the shoulder possibly blocking a lane. back to you. >> thank you. >>> sobering new numbers starting a family. coming up next on "today in the bay," when it comes to the most expensive places to have a baby, guess where california sits. here's a hint. probably safe more than pennies. >> dollars. >> i'm not done paying. you may have heard we have a coffee shortage. fwher more hot water than that. coming up. >>> riding a wave of recovery. a man hydro

mike has a look at where we could find lower gas prices. >> let's take a look at prices around the bay area. all under $5 today. i know a few months agatha wouldn't have been a big deal but it's huge. along magnolia avenue, gas is $4.89 a gallon. in san jose, the gas and shop on mckee road has gas for $4.91 a gallon and mash gas and food on bryant way, for $4.99 a gallon so get some at that price. we are familiar with the 65 miles per hour speed limit and most roadways are abiding by that and you're able to go there accept for out at the altamont. disabled vehicle around greenville as your commute direction will track that. we'll show you the build, coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> moving on from the great resignation, coming up on today in the bay, the reason more millennials and gen z are ditching 9:00 to 5:00 jobs and where they're going. >>> we'll continue mike's coverage of gas prices and ice cold beverages from starbucks. >>> two sisters making serious moves with their athletic skills. the inspiring story of their history makin brand deagl with xfinity internet, you get

mike has been following breaking news on highway 101. >> at one point all of southbound 101 was blocked in mountain view. we have two lanes open now, so only half the freeway. this is unusual slowing, unexpected delay for folks out of palo alto and towards sunnyvale. south 101 south of the 85 transition, right around here, moffitt boulevard. if you get past the scene and on ellison, everything is fine south of there. middlefield, el camino will take you to the same area south of the crash, south of moffett field. that is one issue for the south bay. the northbound commute is kicking in. again, that's expected. south e 101 from mountain view into sunnyvale is unexpectedly slow. two lanes open there. only one lane of westbound 80 is open after a crash leaves debris scattered throughout the area. some folks are going back up and heading toward merritt island. that may add to the congestion. if you stick it out, you're okay once you pass by the crockett area and the carcinas bridge. the toll plaza has the backup and the metering lights. >>> the bay bridge once again is a nice clear drive th

, continue to shop local and james and mike any final words. >> i'd love to say thank you to you, audrey and to jeff give my regards. >> i will. >> my last word has to be another word of thanks to you, mike. what privilege to be with you this evening and your thoughtful reading of my book is a great gift. i don't take it for granted. >> it's a wonderful book, a really wonderful book. thanks, adri, great to be here. >> thank you. have a great night, everybody, take care. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's stories and on sunday, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction book. funding comes from these television companies and more, including charter communication. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions, building infrastructure, upgrading technology and empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications along with these television companies support c-span2 as a public service. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered few of what's happening in washington and on de

mike has been watching issues for the commute. >> early, continued issues. seeing slowing. the chp has the report on highway 4. we also see the slowing. both areas affected with earlier issues right there by that paintball course. should be clearing. west 580 with a crash. tracking that. things have calmed down so i'm hoping both incidents cleared. 37 calmed down a bit after an early burst of traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> developing this morning what appears to be a sad ending in the search for a teenage girl missing in the sierra. divers pulled a car from the water of a lake steps from where kiely rodni was last seen alive. authorities plan to hold a news conference this morning but friends and family are preparing for the worst. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in the studio with where the investigation stand. >> good morning to you both. over the weekend divers did find a small silver suv like the one that kiely rodni drove and now the sheriff's department is trying to confirm whether it belonged to her. and whether she is the person that was found

fill out an application, mike nikki has jumped into his seat while pk -- mike mckee has jumped into thes gone. do you think this is a theme for you after this event, where the markets have been the last couple of months and where they want to go? michael: i asked her about the fed, they are agreed that financial conditions have loosened and that doesn't help them get to where they are going. the only two -- tool they have is to tighten financial conditions. they have to go higher to get there, but there is a division between those who think inflation is the most important thing and those in the markets who think maybe recession is coming and we need to react to that in time. gorge in june -- june dissented, you could have policy start to tighten i the time you go into a recession. she's said there isn't evidence yet of that. she is still on the inflation fighting side. jon: i do not expect them to give guidance this week. i am not expecting them to say some thing like, if unemployment goes back to 4.5%, i think we will back away. i would love to see, what is the hurdle? how high is the

mike has been a pulitzer prize finalist twice. recently he posted an article exposing the church for taking ppe aid during covid-19 while sitting 0 billions. they're discussing the truth at the heart of the lie. james looks at him, his faith and the catholic church itself. he argued that a male supremacist clericalism is the root cause and the ongoing enabler of the sexual abuse crisis. this book is both an exposure of the problem and a call for the much needed reform. i'll leave you with this quote from city green green. this book written from a deep personal experience takes us to the heart of one of the great institutional and existential crisis of our time and on that note of praise i'll turn this over to our speakers, jim and make, thank you for joining us. >> a pleasure to be here. >> and me, too. i have to jump at the chance to thank you, audrey and the harvard book store folks, jeff, before jeff -- i just told mike i think i've introduced almost every one of my books at the harvard book story. my book isn't published until

mike has a lot more on the sb internals that we saw today. >> yeah, they're kind of mixed if you lookunderneath the market, just slightly more advancing volume than declining volume for most of the day. actually closer to 2-1 on the new york stock exchange. a little weaker on the nasdaq. it shows you for the majority of stocks, it really wasn't a lot of downside follow-through to yesterday's decline which was a pretty bruising one at the index level. talked about energy. look at the xop. this is the exploration and production etf it's kind of broken above not the all-time highs but that prior springtime high from april. you can see there on the chart so anybody looking for it looks like it's going to be a topping pattern, it looks like maybe there's some head and shoulders thing, that's a new uptrend that seems to be developing here on the right end of that chart. that's probably going to be encouraging to energy bulls even when you have obviously natural gas prices backing off a little bit today. in terms of the volatility index, it has held yesterday's gain the one-year chart, it do

mike has you covered on the commute but first we'll talk about the forecast, kari, how is it shaping up? >> it's good. but my kids are headed back to school. >> today, what? >> you're going to show pictures, right? >> later. >> now vacation starts for mom. >> i know you got to get out the door and get to work in martinez, temperatures at about 60 degrees. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. today is the coolest day of the week as you are waking up and heading out, maybe leaving the air conditioning off as our temperatures head for the low 80s. we'll see some upper 70s for the south bay as well as the low 80s for much of the north bay. we'll talk about the changes ahead. mike, you're seeing changes at the bay bridge. >> thankfully. we had the cars on the downslope coming off of the 808 overcrossing and they joined the traffic flow and another disabled vehicle in the interim that was over on the shoulder. now everything's clear so that's a good flow of traffic getting to the bay bridge off of 880, out of the maze, down off the east shore freeway. that's from the oakland side. oakland sc

walmart is up, and mike has the action. hey, mike!rter: hey, i am at walmart right now reporting 4.4%. they treated three times the daily options value today, and the biggest option is trading for an average price of about seven cents. the stock is predicted to rise above that price after earnings, and that would represent a move of a good size by the end of the week. i am hoping they are right. >> guy, what do you think? walmart and target, you would think they would deliver because they missed so much the last quarter. but they have to. >> they have to, but if they say something like we are working through our inventory factors, back-to-school looks to be better than we expected, the consumer health, yeah, you can get to 140. i just don't know how that can happen given the catastrophic levels of inventory they still have. i will tell you that 140, that is passed support becomes resistance. i think if it gets there, that is the extent of the move. >> you member the word that bill sammon use when we had him on shortly after? apocalypt

mike has an update on gas prices. >> first of all, since march, the national average for a gallon has fallen below $4. triple a reporting the same. u.s. average dropped two cents to $3.99. nationally great news. in california, the exception, average at $5.38. gas buddy still shows us under five bucks a gallon. we found some, mill valley, arco on redwood highway, gas for $4.75 a gallon. mobil on boone court in danville, $4.79. in san jose, $4.99 at the 76 on union avenue. >>> lighter volume of traffic this week as many schools coming back online. over here another crash, a backup south 242 at clayton. another one just about concord avenue. take highway 4 to 680. take the corner, don't cut the corner. these corners all moving smoothly through the east bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> back-to-school shopping getting pricey. coming up at 6:25, i'm grateful our consumer team is heading to the shopping aisles so we can get max savings. >>> netflix dethroned. the streaming service now leading the pack and the vat gee netflix hopes can get them back on top, plus -- >> you would expec

mike has a look at the roads but we start off with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. how are we looking? >> it's almost time to wake the kids up for school. >> almost. >> got a little bit of time left. let's check out our school day forecast for morgan hill starting out cloudy with mid-50s and then for today we see the temperatures really warming up headed for the mid 80s for the afternoon, big difference from the morning to the afternoon, so you want to make sure they're dressed appropriately for that warmup later today. we'll head for 81 in napa and 91 in livermore. san francisco will be in the upper 60s today. now mike, you were looking at something along the peninsula. >> there's not much to look at first of all on the reports. that's the good news. green sensors dominate. on the peninsula san mateo northbound 101 out of redwood city north of holly we have the crash, it may be in the middle lane. sensors have not lit up over the last five minutes so i hope that means it's moved to the shoulder. we'll track that. ther

but he has not exactly given us his narrative account of the day, the thready phase, the people chanting "hang mike pence." secret service rushing into safety. his refusal to leave the u.s. capitol because he dot want to be intimidated to stop the constitutional process of counting the votes. it is not unprecedented. there has been a time when a former, a sitting president did testify before congress. i'm thinking about gerald ford who agreed to come to congress to testify about his decision to pardon richard nixon, an event that was also very big in the minds of americans at that time because they felt that americans deserved to hear he is answers to those questions. mike pence has authorized of the chaffin steve count -- chief counsel. a matter of just remembering how this what took place, that would be important. yamiche: peter, that is why we have you on the show to bring together the nixon and trump and the gerald ford to bring it together so we know exactly how this goes into the history of america. susan, another thing we have to talk about is liz cheney. you are the best person to talk abou

mike has been swift response from the white house one more. can you tell us well, the white house is sullen, the chinese ambassador here in d. c to the white house, to protest against what they described as china's extreme provocation. he has been the breed by a white house personnel in terms of conveying the u. s's anger at the chinese actions, it particularly over the straits of taiwan. so there has been a quick reaction here to the latest actions by china. but the usaa stated all along that the speakers visit to taiwan in no way reflected any change in us policy. be heard that again from secretary of state, tony lincoln in cambodia in the course of the morning that us policy remains one, china. it hasn't changed in any way whatsoever. the u. s. that also foreseen these chinese actions in the wake up the speakers that a days ago, we were briefed by the national security council advisor. who said that this is precisely what china was going to do, respond with a show of force. and this is precisely what we've seen in recent hours and days. all

mike has a look at how the game may impact the traffic in the area. >> it's already impacting, kari. some folks may have seen the signs laid out off of 237, 101 in the santa clara area as early as a couple days ago. they've been lit up for the last few days, yesterday, today, talking about tonight's game. tonight at 5:30, the niners will play the packers in the preseason game, but you'll see slowing as local roadways really start to close off about two hours after that as the parking lots open about 3:30, kari talked about tailgating. the light drive for friday is not a problem right now, obviously early -- never too early for a tailgate. over the weekend, a look ahead as well, the track shutdown all weekend south hayward to union city like we had a couple weeks ago. ac transit is getting a bus bridge. vta and cal train were options to get to the game tonight as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:11 this morning. making charging easy with power, not plastic. attention shoppers here. the new super charging stations one major retailer is adding to its parking lot. >>> first,

mike has a look at where we can find some lower gas prices. >> we found some cheaper places where you can fill up getting ready for your weekend, maybe you'll drive around road trips locally. pleasanton fill up at the safeway along vernal avenue for $4.79 a gallon. daly city along the we lans ofiness in la, valero on mission street $4.95 and eeking just under the arco in pittsburg without an h on west leland road, gas is $4.99. look at the roadway, we have the sensors for a friday light as well, smooth flow of traffic and we expect lighter and later commute to kick in so out of the altamont pass over on the right, no problems for 580, just starting to slow down as you get through the altamont pass and in the south county we have no slowing through san martin but the bottom, you see that orangish? the road weather index registers fog but we don't hear about any problems for drivers. >> hope it stays that way. thanks, mike. >>> fighting for better wages and rights. the bay area outdoor sporting goods store where workers are unionizing and the reason they say it was a necessary step. >>>

mike has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> we're looking around the bay area, for some of the prices and in oakland, at royal along international boulevard, gas there is $4.77 a gallon. mill valley in the north bay, hq fuels on shoreline highway gas for $4.69, and in san jose, the costco, the one on center road has gas $4.78 a gallon. so some great options for you, almost a quarter below five bucks for all of them. look atted roadways here, toward 880 through oakland, the earlier disabled vehicle has finally been cleared, the last seven minutes has seen some quick dissipation for the slow drive. we should see a better drive than yesterday where there was the damage and repair work at broadway that tied up north 880 for much of the morning. bales of hay west 37 at mare island. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> all right parents, if you still have some back-to-school shopping, this is for you. coming up next on "today in the bay," the big sales coming to several retailers. what's causing the deep price cuts. >>> in san francisco, yelp! is wading into the argument

mike, has a portion in his book which he mockingly says that trump brought up bombing, and fentanyl labs in mexico. well, great, ha ha. and made the president look stupid in this passage but wise and at a huge priority for the united states when we meet with mexico? we send the millions of dollars in aid, we have opened our border and we allow tons of manufacturing and products to flow across the mexican border. i don't understand why the biden administration was devoted, six attends mine in the most recent budget to climate change as it did to the opioid epidemic. i don't understand why they don't call the mexican government and say, this needs to stop and we're going to work together to stop it, we will close down the border or control it for more aggressively. but you have to have a president who cares and secretary of state who cares. all our diplomats and professionals need to make it a priority. >> paul or joseph said, cartels switch to fentanyl, which is more potent, to make their operations more clandestine and kill more people. >> the policy of the mexican president, is hugs not

i think my mike has about had it. we have all had a unique experience over the past two and a half years or so, but i am convinced that the city of charleston has navigated, certainly, the calhoun issue properly. there are other issues and by ringing in diverse perspectives and having respectful open dialogue and discussion we can chart the best course for community moving forward. that's the most important thing. thank you, everybody. >> we have heard the word balance so many times, we cannot remove names, or rename buildings. we can bring balance by erecting new statues. or a naming buildings from the past. there is evidence that harvard didn't know he was black when they admitted him, but nevertheless, following the civil war, he had his harvard diploma, south carolina college was the only southern university to reopen admitting formally -- formerly enslaved black people. it was of course then closed and reopened as a segregated university for men. we did erect a statue to richard t greener. i asked what is the most