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a driver going by had to slam od damage. it's crazy to think of the impact of those winds. we're focused on the fire abut t can impact so many other things. and you know how dry the air is. you're probably feeling it out there. it's been consistently out of the north-northeast for the past several days. it will lighten up. wind gusts this morning in the upper elevations up to 45 miles per hour. here is our surface winds for the rest of the day. it's breezy, up to 17 miles per hour in san francisco and thro afternoon hours, things lighten up. we still have high fire danger and red flag warning through 11:00. looking at the gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour from mount diablo int here's your smoke forecast, concentrated in the north. as you were saying, as they move out of the north and northeast they're shifting to the south, the smoke and the southeast. so some of those wins are directly out of the north. eventually by the afternoon when the northeast winds lighten up, to the east, but then here's tomorrow. sill looking at that smoke into the fire area of the north bay. so

for those who couldn't hear, this was about how the od response to calls from the defense industrial base for a challenge they may have for cyber security. and one ofthe statements that were made, we certainly wouldn't call the crowd, i would agree with that . they could, they may be unsatisfied with the answer they would get since that particular mission set literally falls outside of our primary work rule. it doesn't fall outside of the air of responsibility for thedepartment . the answer will not be perhaps as detailed as you may like there are challenges , some seminal challenges to how we share information, what information we can share and who owns the burden of responsibility. owns the liability if information is shared or solutions are provided and those compromises will take place. these are not easy questions to answer.i don't pretend they have been solved at our level i promise you this year a received more attention than i personally have witnessed and there are really probably some difficult choices in the road ahead for the department to make. i don't know what the bala

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the 40s for the low areas. 44 in cob kord, 47 in oakland,od city. starts off clear.till mild in the south bay. 77, san jose. 75 in sunniville. on peninsula, it's not going to be too hot. as a matter of fact, comfortable weather. 72 in san mateo. 65 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 69 degrees. 64 in daly city. if you're looking for sunshine and pleasant weather, you've got it in the north bay. sausalito, 74, san rafael too. 70s in cloverdale. santa rosa. heading into the east bay. the temperatures coming up closer to where they should be this time of year. 74 in oakland, 72 berkeley. g inland it will be ain waadrmer day. 80 degrees in concorde, 82 no fairfield, 79 in walnut creek and also livermore. as we take a look at the accuweather forecast the temperatures will come down a couple of degrees on thursday as the breeze kicks up. notice the n fbedaumrsy and we' weekend plans. low 70s at the beaches. upper 80s to low 90s inland. it will be warm in all areas on monday. still holding to the 70s and 90s and by tuesday we'll see a drop in the temperatures as clouds ro

this time he has to make a comeback from the roest level od presidency while facing impeachment proceedingn for "nightly business report," steve aliesman. layter in the program, even though the presidential election is more than a year a aigt there are big th political advertising race. >>> now to other stories w newres.tt are in the e' demonstrations in hong kong protesters clashed with rio police building bfires and barricades for the first time since the protests again and live rouir. a hong kong police officer shot a teenage dmorngts who was conscious and taken to the hospital. t the same time as the protests, beijing was celebrating 70 years of communist control. e ceremony included a military in ecomind mary show off strength. prenest x promised to keep hong kong under the one country two systems framework. >>> still ahead,ommercial real estate risk. >> i'mraobert in new york city, which could be the hardest hit market in the we work pullback. we take you inside the building partly owned by the company founder that could be the bell weather of the next downturn coming up on nigpolyus

eeikind of od because its not authentic and at the end of y i love my country and i would like impeachmento be reserved for serio situations. aleem: the guest speaker at his conservative gathering was an activist and street artist of the far-right. he is a trump supporter on the extremist fringes who thinks the impeachment inquiry will only help the preside. >> it is going to enrage the right. you're only goin to infuriate the right. you are only going to bring more voters o. if you tnk for o second someone isoing to say, "oh, my ngd, donald trump is colluald with ukrainians," it is not going to happen. aleem: democrats say impeachment is essentially about the president having committed a crnye. epublicans tell us that ith is to do we left still being unable to accept the election result of 2016. aleem maqbool, bbc news, los angeles. nada: time for a quick look at cot documents show bis johnson will comply with t law and ask for a brexit extension if there is no deal in the next two weeks. a seni source told the bbc that the law can be interpreted in differein ways. johnsosisted that brita

od mning and thanks for joining us for midda newscast, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. right nownvestigators are on the site of the new star fuel storage facility in crockett. that fire burned for close to seven hours. two fnl storage tanks blew up sendi sending huge plumes of smoke upward for hours. it closed 880 in both directions. >> it triggered a shelter in place for crockett and the surrounding community. late last night the air quality has rebounded enough to allow that shelter in place to be lifted all schools in the john sweat unified school district were closed. we're awaiting a news conference to start any minute now. so we could get an update on the investigation so far. we know that just one firefighter was injured. this is a live look at the site now. first we want to turn to nbc bay area's thom jensen live in crockett with an update on the latest. thom? >> reporter: good morning. being this close to the site, you get your first look at how big these tanks are, these storage tanks. the two that burns are on the other side of this group that we're standing

od news story fo see ranch the one place right now that is reporting unhealthy levels of air quality. in terms of the next wind event that veronica talked about. that will be the focus of my next visit. sunday morning right now has some issues. more on that in a few. >>> we will keep checking back with you. coming up it is a crisis that has killed six barry area teenagers in the past few months. >>> bay area. >>> pills laced with fentanyl are flooding not just high schools. but middle schools as well. what can you do to keep your kids safe? our original report just ahead. >>> with fire danger expected to get worse this weekend. we are learning of another massive power outage being planned by pg&e. for the east bay and elsewhere. >>> >>> the opioid epidemic has taken a treacherous new turn in the bay area. kids are getting their hands on counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl. >>> that can be deadly. in this report we spoke with a local teenager who said those pills are all over the place.>> reporter: he has lived a lifetime in his 17 years. he has been to helen back. somehow is still a

so even though oded on his team don't have one of their own they can register as new users and replace another user's id code with their own. time. and then they can access the vacuum cleaner which might be anywhere in the world. so we actually acted here . this applies to all gadgets that are part of the internet of things or i.o.t. it can include everything from small baby phones to televisions heating systems and refrigerators. users can control the gadgets remotely using their smartphone that's because all these gadgets have an onboard computer that can receive commands. but if there are security loopholes criminals anywhere in the world can access these household devices and even gain access to personal computers at the same time. can start to do commons with it and then i can start to look which devices there is in my network and then start to move to does the rices and move on so it's like it's all related to the goals of cybertron or for for the bad guys what they want to achieve but there is no limit. in 2016 there were 6400000000 io t. appliances linked to the internet with m

go >> repter: gd morng, od mm.orng anne, -marie.to well, this week investors will be closely watchinge ongoing trade talks between the u.s. and china. washington on thursday. on wall street, the stocks closed higher friday led by a rally in technology, health care, and financial shares. the dow was up 372 points, the s&p 500 gained 41 points, and the nasdaq added 110 points. >>> oxycontin maker purdue farmer gave as much as $13 billion in profits to members of the company's owners, the sackler family. the figures were revealed last week in court records and testimony filed in the drugmaker's bankruptcy case. the amount could make it more difficult for some states to settle opioid-related lawsuits against purdue pharma. it could strengthen the case of opponents of the tentative deal who argue the sacklers should contribute more than they've agreed to. thousands of lawsuits accuse purdue of fueling the nation's opioid crisis through the marketing of its painkiller, en onoxyc allegations. >>> the united auto workers say negotiations with general motors 49ve taken a turn for the worse. ou

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sour months of pinsts teong h escalation today when police for ode first time targeted entigovernmentemonstrators with live bullets. the crackdown came as china celebrated 70 years of communism, showing off its most advanced nuclear missile and a hypersonic missile. ramy inocencio is in hong kong tonight. >> reporter: for a time today, the streets of hong kong resembled a war zone where pops e live ammunition echoed across the city streets. this police officer shot a protester in the chest at close range. the 18-year-old student was left bleeding and screaming in cantonese. "my chest is in pain. i want to go to the hospital." the man remains in critical condition.newsf the shooting rap ese violence, with the protesters now out for blood. the police called the shooting of the student lawful, but the incident makes a fierce escalation in the violence that's rocked the city since june, with protests being held with even more frequency and force. a fire has been set here. riot police are pushing past, trying to flush protesters out their routine is well established. the demonstrators are

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od you didn't want to be out in it because of hypothermia or frostbite. >> some people can't open theoors to their houses. >> reporter: so much snow? >> yeah. >> reporter: you can see how much snow we're talking about-- i'm buried up to my thighs in fnt yd. s'm told in this bump under the heow here is actually a car. the storm is over and the sun is shining, but they still have a lot of digging out to do. norah? >> o'donnell: a lot of digging out indeed. carter, thank you so much. tonight the nation's largest pharmacy chains, cvs and walgreens, have stopped selling lie popular heartburn drug zantac over concerns of a possible link to cancer. now, the food and drug administration says the medication contains low levels of what it calls a probable carcinogen. the drug hasn't been recalled, but the f.d.a. recommends users consider other options. together, cvs and walgreens run more than 19,000 stores in the u.s. there is still much more ahead tonight on the "cbs evening news" from washington. new guidelines for red meat iduse quite a beef in the medical community. an update on four dange

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od o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to get to that deadly crash landing in alaska in just a moment. but we're going to begin with a fast-moving tropical storm sstor, which is strengthening trnight in the gulf of mexico, and could make landfall as a hurricane tomorrow on the florida panhandle. this was the scene moments ago in desti waves are picking up on the wlf. lonnie quinn has more on nester's typing. so lonnie, could it do some damage? >> especially where it's h bend area of florida. that's a catch basin for a storm surge. i think the storm surge could end up being a problem with the storm. right now, nestor has 60-mile- per-hour winds. if nester gets up to 70-mile- per-hour winds, we would have a ategory 1. it may be just shy of that as it makes landfall. let's take a look at how we see this progressing. if it makes landfall somewhere along the panhandle, destinee, panama city, there's your counter-clockwise circulation. ter-ou're on the right-hand side of, that it's just pushing all that water into th

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there to be with you and i 1st of all i want to get your reaction to the markets from today's apis ode of the trump trade reality show and also catch up with a bit of news here from deutsche bank earlier in the week put out an analysis that said stamp that the manufacturing slowdown continues which is likely unless there's a deescalation in trade tensions the electoral map putting the political spin here could be more difficult for president trump and republicans in 2020 according to doit's or bank ironically one of mr trump's house creditors but what is going on here with the what is the market really think is going to happen here. well i love the way you put that trade reality show because it is from day to day a bit of drama for all of us to look at it's been driving the markets for the last 12 to 18 months and it's up today down tomorrow depending on what's tweeted or how it's responded to i think one of the things we can't forget is is that for the trump administration this is a helpful propaganda tool in an election year and this is a way of saying i'm fighting for you america i'

they have ripped down the posters of their ode if you will which is unprecedented it's not just hereare also in shia areas there's been direct confrontation of shia against their shia leaders this is what makes it so i'm precedented in this country and yes exactly as you say they say that these are the men responsible men and women responsible for taking millions and millions of dollars taking our money as they will tell you and they're not going to be the ones to fix it and also the irony of how could they have come up with a plan in 3 days that seeps or not tax the people that seems to get money from somewhere why haven't they done it 10 years ago why did they now want to put more taxes on us why have they taxed bribed why have they taxed you why did they want to tax social media applications so these are the questions and i think the challenge is this we don't know where this is going to go how long is this government going to let this go on for are there going to be resignations we heard from an adviser to saudi today who hinted that potentially there could be a cabinet reshuffle

the panel holding a press conference od >>> to offer a look at this morning's top stories. >> they arethe weather and fire danger again this week. right now there is elevator potential for shut off in the bay area. they say they will focus on the strong winds. stick with us for the latest on any shutoff morning. >>> a massive tornado touchdown last not living in a troubled damage. they left more than 100,000 people without power. cars and homes and businesses were destroyed. >>> your strips are headed back to iraq. a cease-fire continued to hold. president trump ordered the withdrawal early this week due to backlash from both sides of the. the cease-fire is over tomorrow the same day the russian president meets with the turkish president. >>> the supreme court justice is said to speak at uc berkeley later today. she will have one of her former clientedone westarting at toda register to vote. 2 school districts will have special election. the elections will be held in the cities. >>> take a look at traffic right now. if you taking the bridges morning, slow and go. we do have reports of

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it is an eight-page letter, it is very od, but it also includes references to the unemployment rate.t is kind of the reelection brafs in that letter, and it has the air of a legal letter, but what is your reading of it? >> it is obviously a political document. the league -- legal analysis is irrelevant. witnesses before congress that were being hounded by the likes of joseph mccarthy were convicted of their violation and rights. this is irrelevant, but because it is so obviously weak and because the white house council is no fool, this is an attempt to distract the house of representatives into giving up on getting more factual details. following article three of the nixon articles of impeachment. i think adam schiff is smarter than that. instead of pretending their nonexistent rather than co-equal he will pursue some subpoenas in court. some courts are not as quick as we would like them to be but at this point they will be impatient as well. there is evidence of what they said today. in one proceeding the judge responded to the kinds of arguments the administration is making by sayi

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new contracts that you know will be a suspicion revenue that they will earn over the couple year peri od. >> we have seen some good public market.stories in the why do you think those are good stories despite the high valuation? >> what they do is go back to the 2000 timeframe and say it is a bubble, it is crazy. i would argue is that these companies are solving really hard problems whether they are around elaboration, application , -- thent and loud cloud or incident management. when technology moved to the cloud, nobody thought there would be no need for the software products. that a lot of the same problems exist in the cloud. i have to be able to make my data and figure out do i have the right application for the right workload? how do i respond where the? when i'm in the cloud, my entire business will go down if the cloud application go down, so the problems are there. what i believe is over time, you will see the companies create value. you believe they are unfounded? >> i believe they will create meaningful value going forward and it depends on where you are in the cycle, but thes

anthem the same theme that was 1st played for the west german team at the 1952 olympics beethoven's ode to joy. when. you see when i hear that music i still get goosebumps it always takes me back to mexico city. when we speak in mexico. since the early 19 fifties west germany had been enjoying an economic boom in 1955 the 1000000 books bargain beatles rolled off the assembly line in the voice of school itself that i think it's funny. that it's the c. vote to mom i thought as the economy continued to expand the industry needed more workers to keep up it soon became clear that germany didn't have enough people to fill all the new jobs that were being created and that's when they started recruiting workers overseas yes. it was a good deal for both sides. germany got the laborers it needed mostly for unskilled positions and the foreign workers escaped unemployment at home. the guest workers arrived in west germany from all over southern europe from italy from greece spain portugal in turkey. but in 1965 west germany it brought on a total of $1200000.00 additional workers. the one millionth

was we are the people was it became the slogan of the revolution od was was. for some reason we had been pushed all the way to the front of the crowd which wasn't the plan. so we got the beginning of the demo we had all linked arms we had seen this in the movies and thought that's how you did it just as mom but after a while we realized that the police and soldiers were an intervening. they let us pass. but 1st they needed to get the footage to west germany to hand over was at the revolving door of the hotel and he said it's a concept as soon as i got my hands on the video cassettes and i transferred them to a format we could broadcast and if he just when i saw the pictures the tears came to my eyes. because i knew it was the end of the g.d.r. and. here are the day's news. the next day the pictures from the church tower were all over the news. it was closed off to journalists the $70000.00 demonstrators couldn't have known that foreign teams were capturing them on tape. one of the 1st to fall from power was the man who inhabited this sweet. head of state secur

od, a vocal bull of tesla, is an etf manager.as been beaten up, and she's put her money where her mouth is and build her position over the prior year. they are retorting today -- they are rejoicing today. the jury is still out long-term, but right now they are happy. romaine: what if i just wanted to play the earnings season as a whole? there must be an etf for that. there's an etf for everything. peoplehistorically, would use growth etf's. theres also an etf out specifically looking at historical earnings and weights companies like that. growthwitter, the user was good, profits were bad. they got hurt. tesla revenue growth slowed, but profit was good. they grow. what the etf does is ways by -- is weighs by more established earners at the higher level, and higher growth funds don't get as high. romaine: always love to have you. james seyffart, bloomberg intelligence etf analyst. guy: coming up mark mobius, wills capital partners, discuss argentina ahead of the elections. that's coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: live from n