. >> able to take ohm a pumpkin for the halloween weekend. >> pumpkin bopping. >> doesn't feel like halloween. >> going to get cooler but not feel like halloween. today's temperatures several degrees above average. sunset that's worth watching over and over again from sutro tower. 6:18, fog rolling in, high clouds adding to the color. brilliant sunset, those are made up of ice crystals, that's why it's so colorful. high clouds overhead and fog below. getting thick in petaluma, visibility a half mile. wider perspective, continuation of moisture into the pacific northwest, next system will soak them again but help to drop our temperatures as we head into tomorrow. temperatures right now because of the cloud cover, running mild. 59 degrees in san francisco. 60 in oakland, san jose 62, gilroy, 66 degrees. temperatures rest of the region, mid-50s santa rosa to novato. 64 in concord. live picture from east bay hills camera. breezy. fog out there. pre-halloween. if you have party plans, upper 60s to mid-50s. spooky shadows and cauldron of clouds at midnight. chilly. pack on layers. san francisco, vi

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book ohm. she lives in paris but she's frequently on the move visiting synagogues to help lead france. today she's visiting the jewish community in fribourg in germany. she knew she wanted to be accountable but a young age. and then we'll see when the music the voices in the synagogue the voices of the cantles spoke right to my soul i felt part of it or i had a vision of developing the liturgy myself. fighter in. interpret in prayer as a woman for orthodox jews this amounts to a revolution traditionally. the hebrew word for cantal has always been a man. who . are. also here among the rich would like to see more women taking on the role she herself comes from an artistic russian family and is very much a citizen of the world she grew up in berlin and trained as a candle in jerusalem. she's never let tradition stand in her way. we did i meant that we are all born with certain talents and it's up to us to use them every canto has a personal style and should follow their own personal path when doin

into the closed session, but i think what i would say is the introduction of more of these systems ohm serves to create more unstable conditions and in the likelihood of miscalculation such as what we tragically saw earlier in the week with the russian plane being shot down by the syrians, so i think my greatest concern is the more things that we're putting into this small area, particularly as we're starting to close in the north part of syria, the more dangerous the entire situation becomes because of the instability. >> if, for example, russian personnel were in the aura and we were to contemplate taking action, we might be more loathe to do so. quickly what my colleague was talking about, he said, to use the term, qualitate tifbly different in nature, meaning there would be some sort of escalation of force. if a strike would be of a greater magnitude, qualitatively different, does the administration still intend to use, to rely mostly upon the 2001 aumf and this sort of grab bag of authorities that you references early, or would it be interesting in seeking a new authorization of m

he's just more like ohm. about his retirement. he kind of said i'll play five more years and you said other things but in the book you kind of said what will be will be. >> yeah, because, you know -- >> as long as he's happy. >> yes. because when you love someone, you want them to be happy. i never seen someone love something as much as he loves football and it makes me happy. if i said anything in the past, it's because you have a concern, you know, if someone you love -- if my kid falls or if someone says and they say someone said something to me at school and i turn into a ferocious lion. i'm, like, what? mama bear comes out in me. no one is going to hurt someone i love. you feel very protective of them, so will have been i if someone hurts my children, my husband, anyone i love, i get like a lioness. i get like, rrrr. >> i love how you said when benny asked you about what's a celebrity? and how do you explain it? >> it was like in the morning. it was like 7:00 in the morning, i was making breakfast. i won

needed to buy a home in the market the average wage earner would not qualify to buy that median priced ohmf the 440 largest counties surveyed. nationwide, the median home price of 250,000s was up 6% from a year ago, twice the annual wage growth. the average year on the 30-year fixed mortgage is a pull percentage point higher than a year ago regionally buyers would have to spend most of their incomes in brooklyn, new york, the san francisco area and maui. the most affordable markets are providence, rhode island, the philadelphia metro area and the click go metr chicago metro area denver, dallas, ft. worth and grand rap pits michigan have the most affordable markets. >> if you try to look at the lfgt tre long-term trends what is driving prices >> supply and demand right now we have very little supply and a lot of demand we will see that if job numbers continue to grow if people can't find things, then they get into bidding wars and that's why prices are so high >> in terms of supply, i know that's a longer problem to fix, i would guess that real estate develope developers, builders, they get

so this is now in federal court in tack ohm yeah and we'll see where it goes. >> sandra: minutes awaycretary of state mike pompeo giving a news conference. we'll bring it to you live when it begins. stay right there. >> sandra: this is a fox news alert. we're awaiting new remarks from secretary of state mike pompeo. he is preparing for his next trip to north korea for another sit-down with kim jong-un. sorry about that, we were listening in for the status of mike pompeo to step up to the microphone. i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. to the state department we go and mike pompeo at the microphone. >> it is to blame for the attacks on our embassy in baghdad. our intelligence on this is solid. we can see the hand of the ayatollah and his henchmen supporting these attacks on the united states. on friday i ordered the temporary relocation of u.s. government personnel from our con saoul ate general in basra. i also warned the iranian government we'll hold it directly responsible for any harm to americans or diplomatic facilities whether by iranian forces or associated proxies or e

janice: 8:00 ohm. steve: we will be watching. meanwhile this is a fox news alert. it was an unusual ceremony in the history of the united states they have only done it for i think twice for sam alito and justice breyer. they had a ceremonial swearing in last night at the white house presided over as you can see right there the president of the united states. all will supreme court justices were there. along with members of the senate judiciary committee and i believe that's mitch mcconnell in the foreground who got a standing ovation. >> brett kavanaugh thanked the president and justice kennedy standing behind him at one point. i felt like when i was watching him give that speech, he is such a bush guy. he worked for president bush. but when he saw this president president trump nominate him which is he grateful but stand up for him with unwavering support. he looked at the president with tears in his eyes and thanked him from the bottom of his heart. brian: now his role not to be republican or democrat but to be a supreme court justice. there is pressure for all t

we're oracle ohm world conference and going to get a sense of capital spending our are big businesses putting more money into technology r&d tune in for my interview with ceo of orr call mark, we will ask mark about what he's seeing in term of businesses putting new money to work capital spending, and what he's expecting for the year ahead. because that is what has taken place and that's one of the major changes urkd president obama as he rolled bag regulations business started spending again after a sitting on cash literally for about a decade before that. so we'll get to all of that coming up this morning and our top story is the market and major indices in sea of red following sharp declines this announced this week as we mentioned earl five set to report earnings ahead of the open this morning and bring those numbers to you as soon as they hit the tape because market s are anticipating we will see a change in growth levels weal talk about that. joining me is titus president and founder thank you for being e here. so what would you attribute this selloff to at this point? >> when w

okay we're down 99 point 98 point. 257 is where we have ohm that's a loss of about half percent.gain remember we were up 500 yesterday so now we're down 123 check the s&p please. toipght check the percentage loss on the s&p. it is -- muchless than the dow. there must be some big movers in the dow which is shifting that index sharply lower because s&p is only down a fraction. and nasdaq it's up. it is up one-third of one percent that is a big deal. the dow sharply lower, and nasdaq up. take a look at net flex how did that open this morning it got blowout numbers reported late yesterday. a bigging jump in subscriber growth, and that means that stock i think we're going to see it momentarily bingo 30 dollars higher, that's netflix in the very early going. going the other way is ibm their revenue fell short the dreaded expectations coming in and down 6 and a half% look at ibm down below 140 a share down 9 buck this is morning that is a hit. who is with me? not in the white house but up there in new york. michelle is with us. shah gilani ashley webster now dow is coming off that 500 p