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they're able to see the moment when a sperm fertilizes an egg under a very high-powered mike rowe kroepe haute, the healthiest embryo has the biggest spark. jodi picoult. >> thank you for having me back. >> thank you. >> another one. >> spark of light is out now wherever you like to buy books and on our podcast today cbs co-host dana jacobson talks with the most decorated olympian michael phelps. you've heard about him. he talks about fatherhood, >>> that does it for us. welcome, bianna. >> thank you. first day down. >> i got a text from my friend nina. she said considering a plan today to tear down two schools... and make way leland high and bret harte >>> good morning. it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. san jose unified school district is considering a plan today to tear down two schools and make way for affordable housing. leland high and bret harte middle school are on the chopping block. >>> don't be surprised to get an alert from president trump on your cell phone today. it's the first test of an emergency alert system intended to warn about a crisis. it's only a test and scheduled f

if you can borrow mike from the stage. second row question, and with Ãmohammed in washington. i listen to all of you talk about your techniques and steps and i was just fascinated that you all talked about the importance of going door to door. i'm curious as an older guy, how do you integrate grassroots stuff with the social media and the stuff that all young people are doing now in a campaign? >> iran statewide. there is no way in god's name even in 18 months even if you start now and knock on every door but you build people who knock on doors. our campaign not done probably about b,1.5 million. that's because we were having the same conversation. one of the things that none of the three of us said but i think it's critically important, don't run to be something. in the book words of president obama. run to do something. there needs to be a set of things you want to fix and reason why you want to fix it. that conversation you need to be having with everyone, via every platform, all the time. people talk about this technical idea of

rowe price. invest with confidence. mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh.a how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> support for president trump remains strong in tennessee. that is good news for republican blackburn who is widening her lead against democrat phil in a race to fill the senate seat there. peter doocy takes a closer look. >> republicans have one more day to campaign about kavanaugh before mid-term voters learn his fate. >> i would vote yes on brett kavanaugh. >> and tennessee congresswoman blackburn is not the only one. the democrat she is running against said he would vote yes too. he said i was prepared to say yes to his nomination prior to dr. ford's coming forward. i am missing key pieces of information, i am still a yes.

this case has been at the centre of a huge diplomatic row between turkey and the us. president trump mikey involved, they have publicly protested pastor brunson‘s innocence. they have publicly protested pastor bru nson‘s innocence. it they have publicly protested pastor brunson‘s innocence. it has been convicted of espionage and aiding terrorist groups in the country. there is a jayde —— terrorist groups in the country. there is ajayde —— charges terrorist groups in the country. there is a jayde —— charges that we re there is a jayde —— charges that were laid against him. however, he has been released without actually going to prison, effectively because of time served and what was described as his good conduct. he is continually protested his innocence and us officials have done that as well. nbc, one of the us media broadcasters here, it said there was a secret deal that had been done in return for his release. you heard there that president trump specifically said that that was not the case, but you do get the sense that there has been building pressure from the white house on turkey o

rowe price. invest with confidence. secretary of state mike pompeo is back and the u.s. after poor country tour. the north korean leader made a big promise. they will allow us to check out a few nuclear sites. pompeo said the row progress will be made with kim and president trump made for a second summit. said that's pretty close and can we trust the north koreans? do you me to discuss radio host and rock comment veteran bryan suits. welcome back. what are the chances of another summit between our dear leader and the north korean counterpart without aarp president getting in? >> they are really really good because the north koreans have this in their playbook to have another summit. the danger is what if somebody passes on to trump the north koreans have no intention of actually disarming in a nuclear sense. kennedy: do you believe that to be true? >> absolutely. this is why they are opening up the new facility. it's not functional anymore. they invalidated their h-bomb. they don't need to test it anymore. it means nothing for nuclear disarmament. >> what would be meaning

row between turkey and the us. president trump and the vice president mike pence have been personally involved, they have publicly protested‘s innocence. technically this has gone through the courts in turkey. it has been convicted of espionage and aiding terrorist groups in the country. these are charges that were laid against him. however, he has been released without actually going to prison, effectively because of time served and what was described as his good conduct. he has continually protested his innocence and us officials have done that as well. nbc, one of the us media broadcasters here, it said there was a secret deal that had been done in return for his release. you heard there that president trump specifically said that that was not the case, but you do get the sense that there has been building pressure from the white house on turkey on this. there have been sanctions, economic sanctions, they have been hurting turkey's troubled economy. they insist there is no secret deal, it does leave open the possibility of trying to improve relationships between ankara and washington. on that point about improving relat

boxing legend mike tyson in the front row, later in a tweet calling it crazier than my fight riot. >>o be an investigation by the nevada state athletic commission and big money fines and these guys are in big trouble. >> reporter: bad blood between the fighters building after connor attacked khabib's bus in april. khabib inside when conor began throwing chairs and breaking windows. tmz caught the attack on tape conor would eventually plead guilty to disorderly conduct and it's likely not the end for these two fighters. conor tweeting out that he's ready to go again, good knock, looking forward to the rematch. three members of khabib's team were detained but released because conor didn't want to press charges. khabib holds his title as lightweight champion. but could be stripped of that. he said there would be no post-fight handshake but really i don't think anybody expected anything quite like that. >> maybe not quite like that. but not too terribly surprising but unfortunate it went that far. kayna, thank you very much. >> when mike tyson calls it crazy, you know you have a brawl on

indication the americans are keen to get this incident and the huge row between behind them as quickly as possible. obviously that. and more from mike hanna now who joins us from washington d.c. so mike tell us more about this pressure from some in congress to learn more about the presidents and financial ties to riyadh well in the latest move a group of democrats senators have sent a letter to president trump demanding that he disclose any financial ties he and his family may have with saudi arabia now in the letter they say that they want all these details for the past ten years they listed a number of arrangements the president trump had made with saudi businessmen including the sale of apartments in new york even the sale of the yacht this letters being sent to his sons to the executive offices of the trump corporation as well now they are absolutely adamant that this must be done the background to this is the magnet.

a huge row between behind them as quickly as possible. obviously the. more from mike hanna now who joins us from washington d.c. so mike tell us more about this pressure from some in congress to learn more about the president's own financial ties to riyadh well in the latest move a group of democrats senators have sent a letter to president trump demanding that he disclose any financial ties he and his family may have with saudi arabia now in the letter they say that they want all these details for the past ten years they listed a number of off arrangements the president trump had made with saudi businessmen including the sale of apartments in new york even the sale of a yacht this letters being sent to his sons to the executive offices of the trump corporation as well now they are absolutely adamant that this must be done the background to this is the magnitsky act that we heard paul ryan referring there in alan fishes report now this at could provide for accountable debility for human rights violations it has been put into effect by a bipartisan letter from the sena

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mike. >> amazing, arthel, days ago the moon escape behind me was rows and rows of brightly vacation houses i want to show you the primary activity that is going on in mexico beach right now and that's the search and recovery, you see a couple of the crew members on one to have search and recovery teams, they are discussing right now and taking break. primary activity is to look through this rubble and find anything that would possibly be a void space where someone could be trapped inside. talking with city officials right now or just short time ago, frankly the communication is so chaotic they can't give specific number, one official said 100 people unaccounted for and another said 50 are unaccounted for and what i heard from a mayor is you had 280 people that elect today ride out the storm here in mexico beach and you can see just about everything except for the satellited houses were just wiped out right down to the ground and largely was on storm surge but also the wind. you can see the scene of autoer devastation, piles and piles of debris, primary activity right now is going through p

jamal khashoggi was murdered by row killers following a phone conversation with king solomon but many politicians and experienced u.s. officials reject that explanation mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . president trump arrived in florida to view hurrican damage and at the same time reports began to pull to route to power to solve the admission but the journalist was killed by mistake in an unsanctioned abduction attempt has the president tech knowledge hearing about the reports we were getting very close with saudi arabia which he and they were using to figure out what happened and they want to know what happened also so a lot of people are working on it with a lot of people and will be bound very much by that will say i heard everything but nobody knows who the individual reports of or just the rules of the room are reporting from you have early in the day president trump floated the theory of what may have happened at the saudi consulate which sounded to me like maybe if but if it were killers. we're going to try getting to the bottom of a very this narrative also pushed by some saudi media was greeted with anger by members of congress the demo

mike bk with us. on the red carpet tonight for the amas. >> he's there. might have a front row seat.ift to open the show. her first ard show performance in three years. now, we know she's in the front row. here's the big deal. there's an empty seat beside her because of boyfriend joe. some think, though, could be

. >>> stocks rallying for a second day in a row after a very volatile month mike santoli over at the> a little check on sent in the. this is a weekly survey of investment advisers and newspaper writers, been going on a very long time this higher. when this line is high it means you have a lot more and people are mo cautious. here's the latest. >> right is here is bewere were -- that means you're building a market and. obviously it does sort of track generally acongress will wrong with the markets and what it suggests it's not has if everybody is super bearish and this pullback has definitely kind of created a wall of worry that can be construct federal we're going to build some kind of a base but also, you know, for good context here, this was the low in terms of bearishness at the end of 2015, early 2016 that was a more comprehensive downoperate and a re -- this is a good well up of vashs. >> i'm-ins -- on days that felt stomach-churning on the moves back and forth and the bearishness is not that well pronounced >> what you're looking is the amount of time you went from august to br

row. he finished with a same batting average 247. after 19 years managerring angels mikee won't be a 20th season in anaheim. pledgets the coach has become -- some of our best friends and i can't tell you -- what mean to us. ambassador to major league baseball angels thanking him for all of his years as service. great times in sports, the baseball to play wrawfs today and then officially start tomorrow. this next week is just going to be a blast. >> well it is still football season so, i mean, you know -- >> we thought, i mean, come on. all football right now. jared thank you very much appreciate it jerry mack you can catch sports reports on fox news headlines, 24/7 siriusxm channel 1150 and mark zuckerberg and facebook paying price in europe for a massive privacy breach. too cold for camping? too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure, we don't just help power the american dream, we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy

have today, and he's sitting in the front row, the chairman of the san francisco freet week association, retired -- fleet week association, retired major general mike maya. mike thank you for all you've done. and elaine, thank you for hosting all of this today. mayor breed, thank you for coming out. we'll be around to answer questions if anybody has, but otherwise, this press conference is over. thank you very much. >> when i open up the paper every day, i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about what planet i want to leave for my children and other generations, i think about what kind of contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. >> it was really easy to sign up for the program. i just went online to cleanpowersf.org, i signed up and then started getting pieces in the mail letting me know i was going switch over and poof it happened. now when i want to pay my bill, i go to pg&e and i don't see any difference in paying now. if you're a family on the budget, if you sign up for the regular green program, it's not going to change your bill at all. you can sign up online or call.

row educto what i wanted to do. but i looked at my heroes, people like mike nichols or barry levinson, who started in comedy, and becameget one shot at a a first film. one shot to ever make your alrst film. anthese people, their first film really came from the heart, and it meant something to them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and for me, i waited until i had something to say, and "mid90s" is my heart. you know, it's my heart, that's it how do you explain the film? how do you say that? >> well, at its core it's like an animal kingdom movie. you know, it's this hanely kid wh you know, a messed up life at home, and he's looking for connection. and he finds skateboarding, and he finds this group of skeboarders. and he has to work his way up as a cub through the animal kingdo and as he does, they form this -- you know, it's a tim life when your friends are more important than your family. you know? it's like you form a famil outside of your house, and these kids are just so amazing, and they're there fo other in a way that gives this kid some hope.re >> jimmy: ou a skater growing up? >> i was a terrible skateboarder. [ light laughte

mike back with us. on the red carpet tonight for the amas. >> he's there. might have a front row seat.lor swift to open the show. her first award show performance in three years. now, we know she's in the front row. here's the big deal. there's an empty seat beside her

have today, and he's sitting in the front row, the chairman of the san francisco freet week association, retired -- fleet week association, retired major general mike maya. mike thank you for all you've done. and elaine, thank you for hosting all of this today. mayor breed, thank you for coming out. we'll be around to answer questions if anybody has, but otherwise, this press conference is over. thank you very much. . >> my name is dave, and i play defense. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because they need a goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the s

races and games were also played in china for the second year in a row it's all here to talk all things and h l e sports journalists mike straw from buffalo new york for the n.h.l. is really desperate to take the game overseas even got wayne gretzky to go to china to help promote it how did that go down and is there a market for the game globally right now the n.h.l. is a big thing it is expanding into southeast asia. there is a market globally but it's going to take some time in china with these chinese games they had about twenty two thousand fans total which left quite a. quite a few empty seats above ten to fifteen thousand in all but while the games were there it still felt like there were people really interested in joining the n.h.l. movement the hockey movement and china has made a big investment financially in growing the game there but it's going to take a bit we'll see really how this growth goes with players like legendary players like wayne gretzky going over there holding camps and clinics for young kids in six months and a year and a couple of years down the line how big it really does become down there.

row. if we take a look at an intraday chart down nine of the last 11 volatility.s the lower. prior to secretary of state mike pompeo. before the white house, down fractionally. not attending the saudi arabia downrence, we see the lows 1.2 percent. an increase of uncertainty print lack of confidence. the buyer is not stepping up. this, thisct oil to is the six-month chart. s&p 500 in yellow. we have oil. oil started to confirm, if that occurs it would suggest we could see s&p 500 drop to $2500 per share. 2500 points. oil now $64 a barrel. the big point drags on the day, apple and facebook both lower. the semiconductor miss sales outlook and fell short and also investors not caring for that. morgan stanley seeing china risk for their app store. weakness for facebook and the other semiconductors. lots of weakness for that. the bears are back out. >> coming up. we have heard from the senate. but does the house have to say headed on saudi arabia? this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. >> it has still to fears about soft power reach and geopolitical ambitions. the european commission says it welcomes the belt and r

have today, and he's sitting in the front row, the chairman of the san francisco freet week association, retired -- fleet week association, retired major general mike maya. mike thank you for all you've done. and elaine, thank you for hosting all of this today. mayor breed, thank you for coming out. we'll be around to answer questions if anybody has, but otherwise, this press conference is over. thank you very much. >> okay. good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the september 25 meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. thank you for showing up here at our revised time of 2:00. roll call, madam secretary. [roll call] >> clerk: and we have a forum. >> all right. so item number three, we have approval of the minutes of september 11, 2018. is there any general public comment on the minutes from september 11? seeing none, this is discussion only, so we don't need to vote. item number five --

have today, and he's sitting in the front row, the chairman of the san francisco freet week association, retired -- fleet week association, retired major general mike maya. mike thank you for all you've done. and elaine, thank you for hosting all of this today. mayor breed, thank you for coming out. we'll be around to answer questions if anybody has, but otherwise, this press conference is over. thank you very much. >> i came to san francisco in 1969. i fell in love with this city and and this is where i raised my family at. my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it goin

have today, and he's sitting in the front row, the chairman of the san francisco freet week association, retired -- fleet week association, retired major general mike maya. mike thank you for all you've done. and elaine, thank you for hosting all of this today. mayor breed, thank you for coming out. we'll be around to answer questions if anybody has, but otherwise, this press conference is over. thank you very much. - >> san francisco is known worldwide for its atmospheric waterfront where spectacular views are by piers and sight and sounds are xhanl changing we come to the here for exercise relax ball games entertainment, recreation market, exhilaration a wide variety of contributions easily enjoyed look up the bay the waterfront is boosting for activities boosting over 25 visitors every year the port of san francisco manages 7 may have million dollars of waterfront from hyde street and fisherman's wharf to the cargo terminals and name shoreline the architecture like pier 70 and the ferry building is here for the embarcadero and a national treasure the port also supports 10 different maritime industries alongside with the recreational attractions

have today, and he's sitting in the front row, the chairman of the san francisco freet week association, retired -- fleet week association, retired major general mikea. mike thank you for all you've done. and elaine, thank you for hosting all of this today. mayor breed, thank you for coming out. we'll be around to answer questions if anybody has, but otherwise, this press conference is over. thank you very much. hello, everyone. welcome to kelly cullen community. i'm an assistant manager here. we have a general manager and another assistant manager. kelly cullen community is located at golden gate and we are formally the ymca. we provide 172 efficiency studio units for chronically homeless people. we're glad to do so. we also have a health clinic downstairs, social workers on site, and also nurses. we thank you all for coming out. now we'd like to just welcome senator wiener. >> thank you, i want to thank the community for hosting us here today. this is an amazing facility and amazing. this is a fantastic example of what san francisco is about. it's about helping our most vulnerable residents. helping people succeed and be housed and healthy. that

season mariners coach mike maulvi said it was news to him and even question if there was room for him in the squad the los angeles dodgers have reached their second world series in a row after edging them a walkie brewis the brewers had forced l.a. to a deciding seventh game in milwaukee but a great catch from chris taylor stopped the home team in its tracks in the fifth inning and yourself we've three run homer sealed a five one victory for the dodgers who will face the boston red sox in game one of the world series on cheese day. now lebron james had about his in the fire in his first home game for the los angeles lakers and came out on the losing side it was a big welcome for the n.b.a.'s biggest star who traded from the cleveland cavaliers in the summer and things went well for a while at staples center against the houston rockets and wrong getting twenty four points in the game but he then found himself having to break up a fight three players were jetted it's a dish one hundred twenty four two hundred fifty to houston. now they say no pain no gain and that was certainly true for his won his third straight motor g.p. title on sunday the spaniard worked his way ou

row between two allies behind them as quickly as possible . obviously that washington and now a group of democratic senators are demanding full disclosure of family business ties to saudi arabia mike hanna joins us live what more can you tell us about this demand and how likely is it to happen. well the background to this is the magnitsky act which you heard senator the house leader paul ryan reform to there in that report basically that is an act that provides for accountability for human rights violations globally now a bipartisan group of senators republican and democrat last week sent president trump a letter invoking that act which gives him one hundred twenty eight days to decide if and what form of sanction should be invoked against saudi arabia should complicity be proven now the senators this group of democrat senators are concerned that the president trumps business ties with saudi arabia may impact on his decision making so they have now sent a billet this is from a group of democrats asking for him to disclose full details of his relationships his business relationships with saudi partners over the past ten years now in that lead they mention a number of occasions on w

. >> mike, overall the take is call it ady veerjens small caps struggle for a second day in a row but >> we are monitoring that. the small cap index, the bank index if you look they look very much oversold and primed to bounz. if they bounce and the overall market gets a rescue, from the fact that the weak groups weighing on it or no longer dragging down but it could go the other way. >> you're watching -- >> prime minister theresa may makes the final speech at the conservative party confirmation at 5:00 a.m. ebrahim time and the pound going down to a 3-weekly. >> more dollar strength. >> more dollar strength as well. >> big theme for urngs >> the euro was weak today that does it for the ol "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site, overlooking new york city's times square. melissa lee your traders on the nengt tim seymour. karen finer minnesota the nathan and guy adami. stocks are soaring but another bull run that no one is talking about that could be the best trade. the top technician breaks town the breakou

mike will help tosh in this cooler air. we've got a cold front coming down. and denver, colorado, 35 degrees. 35 withome snow. and the cooler air is moving our way but not tom rowrrow. partly sunny, warm and humid. it is into thursday thatthe have best chance for rain and shower activities. some of this could be on the heavy side. we're tracking michael. then 64 on fday with falling temperatures you a day. we'll be in the 40s to around 50 saturday morning. some of you could be close to 40 degrees and we stay on the cool degrees and we stay on the cool in them tim kaine.orked to keep all virginians safe. i helped lead efforts to grow our navy to 355 ships y. and increased troop but corey stewart said thi. about that budget bill stewart: it's just an absolute nightmare and a disaster. i wish the president had vetoed it.rg that would hurt ia. and threaten our security. i approve this message because keeping america safe has to be a top priority. >>> all eyes are on a strengthening hurricane michael. it is on aat to make landfall tomorrow. doug will be he with the latest. we are in the fifth week of the d.c. mansion murders trial and today, graphic testimony about

row. thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] the impressions of red square and patrick if the funeral freshman mike we are close to the front. when the goose-stepping arm swing elite guard marched in i first saw only hostile troops and hostile power. we had a little weight and i watched the changing of the card and look at the faces and the south my sense and yours, george, marvin, mike enron. i saw a funeral without tears say for the immediate family. i saw funeral without god and thought how sad come how lonely. i can speak for george scholz but let me say two things now. first, thanks for sending us on an unforgettable mission. second, we must succeed in request for peace. >> you can watch this and all other tv programs from the past 20 years @booktv.org. type the author's name in the word book in the search bar at the top of the page. >> the american university is in the grips of a mass hysteria. students actually believe that they are victims of oppression at risk of the lives from racism and sexism. the degree of caterwauling is impossible to overstate. at brown, students of color occupied the presi

asset managers at multiyear lows mike santelli taking a look arguments bit of a puzzle in past markets group mutual fund managers and companies like blackrock, t. rowe with it but profoundly underperformed the kce. this is an s&p sector etf that tracks all capital markets in addition to the big asset managers it has investment banks, some of the exchanges in there, but 10% below its high. vastly underperformed you see there. s&p this year. look at just the asset managers within it, it's been a much worse story. invesco down. franklin resources what's going on? move to passive investing is not necessarily benefiting this industry flows weak fees have been compressed. that's obviously what's going on also global markets have been weak i think the market is viewing this group as a disrupted industry it's not necessarily one that has leverage to the overall market picture they look cheap now. all of these stocks look very cheap. kind of multidecade lows for some of them in terms of valuations, relative to asset levels and earnings. a question whether it's a value opportunity or not right now definitely interesting final point, an industry where two of t

row subaru ascent. love is now bigger than ever. ascent. love is now bigger than ever. >>> good morning, i'm alexis smith. meteorologist mikerecast. hi, mike. >>> we'll start with a beautiful picture from santa cruz where it will be 78 degrees today. it will feel like 70s and 80s in most neighborhoods and very serene on the bay this afternoon. mid to upper 70s. san francisco, low to mid80s inland. upper 60s at the coast. a little cooler sunday and monday. a slight chance of sprinkles in the north bay sunday morning. >>> we have a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a nice halloween spider web lit up, right for the timing of the year. hopefully it won't take you too long into san francisco. >> all right. yeah, even the bay bridge toll plaza is celebrating halloween. coming up, a health alert with flu season picking up. what you can do to help protect your family. we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app. join us for abc 7 mornings join us for abc 7 mornings weekdays from 4:30 to proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. s

mike richards. -- high sea. i suspect there are easier ways to spend your 60th year. the fact she couldn't really swim, as well. going from doing lengths of the local ba'athist to taking on a huge rowinge to use the word winter, but we are heading in this directionm hate to use the word winter, but we are heading in this direction. it is are heading in this direction. it is a coincidence that we have this cold snap of weather when the clocks have changed. most of the showers will be rain today and a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers probably in different places today. the wind direction has changed, yesterday it was coming from the arctic and today this coming from the north sea, that is where the showers will be fed in from as well, and you can see on the radar picture most of those showers falling as rain and they are tending to be down the eastern side of the uk. a cluster of heavier and more frequent showers across and can share, east anglia and the south—east of england for the next few hours, together with some thick cloud. those will continue through the south—east corner and the channel islands, otherwise sunny spells and showers continuing, in the eastern areas, an

mike santoli let's take a look at how we are finishing up on wall street. stocks waivered all day long and closed mostly lower. s&p down for the fourth day in a row.p a losing streak. lost a lot of momentum >> bank stocks getting hit today. coming up wall street's number one bank analysts will join us to determine who will do best in this rising rate environment joining us is from bank of america leading the job today was walmart. big loser down 10% mike couldn't hold onto some early momentums. still fears of rising rates. it is ready to bounce. big tech stocks were coming back in the morning or if you thought the market was a little bit fragile here both of these things are coexisting today sit kind of a push >> it is a big dissection in terms of materials towards the top. markets trying to find it in that sense >> a little bit. >> it was all about the ppg warning. you had it kind of fell apart after a warning. i think investors have a little bit of a raw nerve. >> what does it tell you >> i think it is digesting the idea that rates could move higher we haven't seen that environment for quite a while. i think the markets look pretty healthy. i th

mike for an update on the morning commute. >> kari, the middle of the screen north 880, a crash may be sticking out into the slow lane and the biggar rowsyou pass by capital expressway. the rest of the bay shows slower drive than a half hour ago but not as bad as we often see, a lighter flow of traffic, that columbus day holiday for businesses and schools. smooth drive toward the bay bridge where we have the backup mostly for the fast track lanes. >>> happening now, police in fremont investigating an apparent deadly shooting not far from grimmer elementary school. it happened a little after midnight. it also prompted an all-out search in the surrounding area. the latest, including the video from the scene, on our twitter feed. >>> people in the north bay today marking a devastating moment one year ago today, the deadly fire storm overwhelmed santa rosa. 22 people lost their lives from the tubs fire. go to our home page for complete coverage including an update on rebuilding efforts. >>> another local news update is coming up in half an hour. have a great morning. all week ws and challenges following the disaster. now- our consumer team

row and in the auto sector. >> things that usually lead the market, okay, and the industrial space is home building and autos and that's what led the market the last decade. mike i think it's a different world now because people aren't going to buy cars like they used to because of uber and tough to base it on previous indicators. maria: great to see you both. >> okay. maria: okay, thank you so much, gentlemen. it's been a wild week and, of course, a great week in mornings with maria, take a look at the top moments on the program. >> i thought the president's priority from the outside should have been chinese trade. i thought nafta was pretty good overall, i think what's interesting in this from the canadian par perspective is that it provides a number of incentives for canada and mÉxico to work with the united states on the chinese trade imbalance and that to me should have been the real objective all along, we have all have massive trade imbalances with china. >> promises made, promises kept. when president trump campaigned in iowa during the campaign he committed to proact the rfs, renewable fuel standards. >> i think it's fine to criticize the fed, one thi