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if you like high-yield or's, you believe a recession is potentially on the horizon so .ou need that income on the other side, perhaps it will continue and there is not a lot of cheap assets. energy in particular is quite a value opportunity. in august at some of the economic numbers have rebounded, now an estimated growth rate of 3.5%, it seems as though value cycle is are running -- winning of the round. vonnie: let me jump in because i have a chart on my bloomberg. to's, it hasergy been on pace, the most in 16 months, quite surprising. does that mean we are late to the trade? >> no. energy, it is really interesting, this time around, the troubles that energy suffered, energy stocks have -- book valueok terms more than the mid 1980's oil crash. a sizable discount relative to the market. is interesting is now what you are seeing is capital expenditure products and now you're beginning to see cash flow growth return a little bit. earnings a little better. here in a lot of ways, less bad is good. in a world where assets are kind valued at best and expensive at worst, energy and cheap assets.

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so if ou are traveling up and down east colfax, you will be of how bright the colors they are using and the type of paint that they are using as welll they've had several people from the community come out and paint. we've seen people of all different ages and skill sets as well. they are still putting on those finishing touches. >> that looks so is nice. thank you. >>> oor radar and satellite across the western slope. ons the high country front range experiencing plenty of sun line. cloud cover acroos the south eastern corner. it's a great day to get out for a hike. take the dogs for a walk. it will be a little cooler in the mountains. getting up to the 70s and 80s there. across the north eastern plains clear blue skies in holy oak. we will see temperatures there in the upper 80s this afternoon. denver right now downtown as degrees. humidity has dropped to 38%. we will see a lot of sunshine. very warm and dry conditions throughout the rest of the afternoon. here's what you can expect today. temperatures rising to the upper 80s and lower 90s. plenty of sunshine. best chance for seeing a

ou afternoon. things right now are not so bad. >> add that game on top of a friday rush hour, and that's going to be a mess. avoid that area if you are not heading out to the game. watching i-275 over in pinellas. the cops are out. slow down and be careful out there. looks like someone just got a ticket there at roosevelt boulevard. otherwise, traffic is flowing

so far your drive times as tim a they should be. suld be. we'll go ahead and go back tok our maps. ouf yourf inbound traffic right now.t drive times on 395 from thatfroa washington boulevard to the 14th street bridge quiet south u of that point same story. gw parkway southbound 123 tound the key bridge cruising. cisin and i'm not seeing anynot e problems on cabin john clara jo barton or river road. frederick county minor delayinor because of volume.of vol truck scales to 109.scales t i'll let you know if anythingnyn else picks up this morning. any question at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. twitt let's get you moving on thison i friday eve.friday e back to you. >> all right, 5:36 is the time. coming up on fox news morningor the signing of a peace deal ined cuba mark the end of a 50 year y war. war. >> residents of one northwestnot d.c. community file a lawsuit aw against a homeless shelter. >> live look outside acrossok o the region. rio this is michael jackson's hit "the way you make me feel." fee i remember that from back in the day. seems like there was a long time ago.me a time right n

it really explains why some companies are in so much trouble. .ou can see that chart nejra, joe not makingsy for you today. nejra: at least we are both one line wonders today. my chart is one line, but i think it tells a pretty compelling story. it goes with what we have been talking about, whether investors are moving into equities. what this shows is that companies in the ftse all share index. we have seen it fall to record lows this week. may get cap's, which have been are noing -- mega-caps longer the only drivers in the market. have jumped toes the highest levels. are at a companies record. have stocks become too expensive? the ftse all share index is 2% away from a record. it is near its highest ever multiple versus the euro stock 60 index. is this really the time to be moving into stocks versus bonds? you can see my chart on the bloomberg. that: that is a conundrum we are even facing in the u.s., but i'm sorry i will have to go with joe because i do like the online sales component of that story and consumers being so important for the u.s. and the u.s. economy being so important for

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we got out safely and all of ou friends are safe, so that's the main thing. >> reporter: so far, about8,000 people have signed up for assistance from the federalro emergency management agency. the american red cross says the flooding has triggered its largest disaster operation since superstorm sandy in 2012.n the catastrophes in california and louisiana have again raisedi the question: are these events caused in part by global climate change? both events follow a july that was the planet's single hottest month since records began in the 19th century, and many computer models have indicated that as temperatures rise, droughts and extreme weather are likely to follow. to help us sort out what's driving these extreme events, we turn to two scientists well- versed in these matters. barry kiem is the climatologist for the state of louisiana, andu a professor at louisiana state university, and adam sobel is professor of environmental science at columbia university. he also directs its initiative on extreme weather and climate. thank you both for being here. barry, i would like to start with

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so things are getting going ou is well away from the valley for now. as we go into this afternoon, we will have to keep an eye out on the higher terrain just north of the valley so just north of cave creek as some storms could come close but not expecting those storms to actually make it into the phoenix metro. and you will notice futurecast also keeping the phoenix metro dry but we will watch those areas across, again, the foothills, spots like wickenburg and areas west of buckeye as we could get a stray shower or thunderstorm there. and again along the foothills but the rest of us looking at quiet conditions. plan on those clearing skies. tomorrow mostly sunny skies and sunny heading into sunday as well. as you look at your forecast for the next seven days as far as rain chances go, the valley staying quiet and dry until the middle of next week when those storm chances start to inch back up. for the high country a slight chance for storms today, then isolated chances as we go through the weekend and then as we head into next week, those storm chances

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so i'll work on this and get ?ou the seven-day forecast. i can tell you now temperatures will be in the pper 80s to lower 90s today, then throughout the next seven days we'll start to cool down. computer is having a case of the mondays. >> it is not worring. >> rely on all this technology and it fails us monday morning. northbound 225 between 6th avenue and colfax, heavy damage to this vehicle. we are waiting on a tow truck to help get that off to the side. still protecting that left lane. the other part of the scene here, i'm counting six cars on the right here behind me. that's the scene here. heavy stop and go traffic unfortunately now from alameda through 6th avenue, sitting right about colfax. we'll see an extra 10 minutes on that side of 225. this section of buckley road after the fatal accident at crestline, all lanes are now open. telluride. 70 eastbound, exiting at staple ton drive so that won't be a factor. the rest of the ride is in okayy shape this morning. >>> police are still trying to track down a driver who hit and killed a

experts that we have spoken to in the past say it's not the kids we have to worry ou it's also adults. >> i think in so many cases we think that as we become adults we don't have to take all of the safety measures really, for not wearing helmets when on our bikes and going into the water by ourselves. we always tell kids don't go swimming alone. >> reporter: so far this year 38 drownings and a lot of those involve adults. more than two dozen of those were involving adults. lori says part of the reason why is because much drug and alcohol -- of drug and alcohol use, those things can be distracting and inhibiting our focused and stay safe. we are working right now to figure out if any of those may have played a role in those adult drownings and of course as soon as we get an update on those two little toddlers here at cardon's we will bring you the update and let you know how they are doing this morning. reporting here in mesa, nick ciletti, abc15. >>> still ahead on abc15 news at 11, a safety alert if you're getting ready to tuck the baby down for a nap, why the room they are sleeping in could serious d

. >>> so fresh ou the monday forecast. meteorologist amy free. >> reporter: 69 degrees right now with beautiful skies lots of sunshine expected all afternoon. right now low 70s for long island, across the sound 70 for bridgeport right now. everybody questions to about 80 degrees, bright blue skies, wall to wall sunshine. not just one day, but two in a row. we'll have 85 on wednesday. showers expected by the end of that is the news for now. more of "good ? how you like me now ? >>> welcome back to "gma." our wwe summer slam champions, finn balor and charlotte joining us after last night's fierce smackdown telling all and that's coming up. >>> we're country playlist week. look over at the grill. chef bill durney is here. along with old there. in just a little bit. >> first i am here with an american hero, noah galloway, you know him from season 20 of "dancing with the stars." he has a new memoir, "living with no excuses" all about his inspirational journey from the battlefield to the ballroom. did you like that graceful sit-

ou yesterday. the storms knocked out power and traffic lights. the storm sewers were so overwhelmed that water started shooting out of manhole covers. this morning, some schools in the area are closed as people start recovering from the flood. wisn 12 news time now is 5:41. >> let's get right to tim in the newsroom. >> he's following big stories from around the world. tim? >> a scare overnight at one of the country's busiest airports. why panic broke out at lax and plus, an explosion overnight in brussels. why officials say this was not terrorism. these stories and much more when ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, >> welcome back to "12 news this morning." colors in the distance here on this monday, august 29th. >>

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environment surrounding palestine's people, the division between the two, don't ou think they are taking advantage of this so they treat other members in such way? plus the competition between the candidacy, the two of them are competing in their statement to protect israel.... >> think you all for the question. i am especially happy about the question about vbs. i wish in the beginning, how much i see now, that's what brought me back to washington and the importance of the ational activism for palestine. i would say that perhaps in the west you undermined the impact of international activism on srael. i think it is very much important, much beyond the treaty impact. i will mention one of the major activities international activities to gaza, freedom of libya to break the siege. 'm -- remember there are 2 illion people under siege. i joined last year one small ship, small. fifteen people we were. we were supposed to be five ships but then only one ship was sailing. was sitting together with the only two arabs on the ship and those other international activists, we were strong and dedicated international acti

so far, more t80,000 residents registered for federal disaster shi assistance. the maximum ou is 32,000. thousands southwestern louisianians cannot go home yet. most are staying in shelters which has turned into a shelter. >> this is really about, you know, making sure people are taken care of and have a roof over their heads and have that kind of comfort. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, louisiana. >>> florida is reporting two new beach but officials in miami say the wynwood area is the only active area where transmissions are considering. the mayor consequence fessed no link to miami beach, a popular tourist destination that makes $24 billion a year for the city. >> we have been working with all of our businesses, all of our residents. we are making sure there's no standing water anywhere in the city that would be an area for breeding or anything like that. >> the number of locally transmitted cases of zika in florida now stands at 35. >>> to the olympics now, where american men made history in track and field. ashton eaton won the gold medal in the unofficial worlds