rathe coast central bay and east bay and south central bay and good air quality for santa clara valley. so that low pressure system that was over the great basin is going to continue to move away and this ridge of high pressure will be building in. so we are going to see the winds that will continue to calm down and relax as we go through the day. here we are at 8 a.m., still up in the north bay mountains, gusty conditions. but watch as the winds ease into calm conditions by the afternoon. so, specifickiade fire and here we are at 9 a.m., so still, gusty offshore winds up in the north bay mountains, but, again, the winds easingby but still, incredibly dry air throughout the day today. hazy sun. we are looking at seasonal daytime highs. 71 in concord. 73 san jose. 70 in oakland. upper 60s for san francisco. here's extend forecast and what to expect. again, the winds will ease, as we head through the day, hazy sun, seasonal temps and then as we go through the rest of the workweek, into the weekend temps will be on the right a little bit with the sun but quieter, calmer weather thankfully

do you think we have sort of reached an inflection point re-rathe markets have to e some of the markets out there. >> i am not sure. some of this may be stockpiling. werets internationally buying components in anticipation of the trade problem. i am wondering if this is not a temporary phenomenon. the worldeem that economy is slowing. i do wonder if some of the trade wars and issues in china are not having an impact on some of the large semiconductor and chip acres. caroline: does this accelerate the notion of a rotation in the market? sarah: it can absolutely help it. if you look at what we have been seeing this month, you looked at transports, banks, the russell 2000, international stocks, they are all out performing the s&p 500. we have been seeing these transition to cyclic goals. i will actually point out interestingly enough, if you look at the index, that is a long only index, it hit a record high today, which many would surprised at. a lot of people think about long-short versions. we have actually seen a pickup. it has gone up, just not as much as the other areas. almost everyt

reform plan dated september 3rd refers to a former member of this body, subsequently in cars rapisted, rathe incarcerated, rather than the president of the board to my left. this is norman, and this is le leland, f.y.i. >> hopefully you can correct that. >> apologies for that. >> good morning, my name is troy williams, and i'm the chief quality officer for zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, and i was asked to come to laguna honda for investigation and improvement in their quality program. it is important to note that upon discovery of patient abuse in february of this year, it became evident there was assistance needed at laguna honda, additional resources specifically in quality patient safety and regulatory compliance. to that end, the health network deployed staff from areas like myself, and other team members to go to laguna honda and assist with the investigation. as was previously shared with the health commission back in september, the california department of public health did issue a plan of correction. you may hear the term 2567, or statement of deficiencies, and they're al

look like rather ths like rathe to the solomon's article in march. it is a product of something rudy giuliani and these other guys up to six weeks earlier. >> joe, we can't hammer this point enough. rudy giuliani has nothing to do with the united states government. he is a private citizen, he's the president's attorney, not a government employee. why on earth is he dipping his toes into so many dealings with foreign officials and why is it allowed? >> well, it should not be allowed but it is because the trump administration does not care about it and thinks it is benefiting from all of his activities. >> hold on. it is or is not allowed. >> it is not allowable. it is impropeimproper. he has a right to represent clients but not to lobby without registers which seems to be the case that his clients often thought he was a lobbiest. they hired him because of his connection to donald trump and they thought he could be a liaison to the trump's administration, he never tr registered as a foreign agent which is illegal and he should have done. he's been vofr

i think the market place is so competitive rathe now, it's such a great time to be a consumer of videotent. you can get it on all sorts of platforms and from different producers of video. so this is not the time for 1960s style or in this case 1930s style media regulation. this is a time to relax those. let these market players knock the stuffing out of each other in the market place and see what happens. there is tremendous potential for investment and innovation. you have one segment that has the mill stone around its neck. that's this silly law that does not allow an individual owner to reach 100% of the country for video content if they're distributing that over the air over tv stations. that's insane. >> the fact that this law pertains to one specific segment, with all of the different companies, some of them owning broadcasters, but also building out their own services, their own video services. how do you think this is incentivising or i guess driving where investment and innovation is going and also potentially deal making? >> excellent question. by law, a broadcaster cannot go

might, but rathe rtnerships and alliances we have, and you saw state department pressure -- officials went to the kurdistan regional government. on the left is the kurdish territory in syria. we are talking about u.s. officials visiting iraqi kurds and a senior state department official said the trip was to reassure our friends in iraq that we remain committed to them and how important they are to us. this official would not say whether they were reassured. judy: nick schifrin, thank you. ♪ judy: -- >> good evening. i'm stephanie sy with the latest headlines. parts of northern california have gone dark as planned blackouts to avert wildfires got underway this afternoon. pacific gas & electric said its outages would affect 180,000 homes and businesses. and southern california edison is considering cutting power to more than 300,000 customers tomorrow. overseas mass demonstrations in lebanon entered a seventh day. in beirut, protesters waved flags and handed out food to participants. main roads are blocked and schools and banks are closed. demonstrators accused the political elite of de

surprising and if you look at the sell and buy side, earnings estimates, they're around $11 so the midpoint rath eer is about 10:48 so it's not that much off. they destock $1.2 billion of invenntory in a year's time. i like the risk reward and the stock reaction is telling you everything you need to know. >> you hear cramer this morning? hear jim say it's a tough stock to own >> it is it's not easy. when numbers are coming down and you have, it's a you know, it's all about china and the global dprout and that has been slowing down but that's not surprising. the stock is trading on the new numbers at 11 u times forward estimates. giving you a 2.8% dividend yield. a quality company with a good balance sheet so again, the stock reaction is telling you bad news is already priced in. >> no one else owns it, that says a lot >> i don't own it, but i thought they had a lot of good things to say on the call so to steph's point, i think it looks brighter on the horizon than it has look ing back over the last six months what i heard them say was that stimulus that china is now applying is going to manifest

it's also home to some fairly important raf bases as well as a training facility at cape rath that the m.o.d., uniand ministry of defense labels the only place in europe where you can do sea, air and land exercises all at the same time. so if scotland were to hold a referendum in the worst case of a hard brexit, trying to recreate, replicate or even lease these facilities in the short run would be extraordinarily expensive and difficult to pull off, i think. now, even without brexit, let's say that we don't get a hard bre brexit. instead, there's an agreement between the uk and london, we know that already austerity over the last decade dealt a serious blow to military capacity and capabilities. if you think back to what the uk was possible of doing militarily back in the first persian gulf war, 1991 time frame or at the outset of nato's involvement in afghanistan or of the coalition of the willing's involvement in iraq, early 2000s, okay, those time periods, the uk military could field division-sized military units. we're talking about thousands, tens of thousands, up to 20,000 or so,

tthe stories, famous for calling in princes who refused to pay bank loans and putting them in ath ratha and whasuring them to pay what they owed, and they did. >> and everything that was buried in the closet, he khew about it. and he had helped sweep it under or get rid of or fix it or whatever. those files, of course, he has now transferred entirely over to his son, who has all of that information going back literally a half a c. this gives them enormous influence within the house of saud, because ey know everycaus peccadilery fault that every member of the family has had. (indistinct conversation) >> smith: in 2015, upon the death of hof predecessor,lm saan, at age 79, became king. he acted quickly to move his son prince mohammed into the line of succession. first, prince muqrin, his predecessor's choice for crown prince, was quickly removed. >> no explanation was ever offered. he was just removed and replaced by the then-deputy crown prince, mohammed bin naye mohammed bin nayas a knownan quty tthe centl intelligence agency, mi6, to every intelligence servicear ound the world.d >> sm

versus -- i am going to put an ear wig in your head right now rath of con by far the best, right in therethat doesn't mean it can't switch because of what you said i think when you pick up the times and read about what -- read that article. that article -- did you read that article about warren and sanders and what they're trying to do and what it would do to jeff bezos now remember what lenin said if the rich are unhappy, it is their own damn fault we have -- lenin has to be invoked and not john, interesting time no >> nothing i'm with you i'm 100% with you. >> you're not with me. >> while we wait for auto sales numbers -- >> they're going to be great. >> wework is the story today, when it rains, it pours. s&p cut it by one notch. they're now triple c plus as we get news they're trying to spin off some recent acquisitions don peebles on yesterday, big developer, says he's on the lookout for defaults. >> yeah. no shortage of challenges facing this new management team that wework as they try to skinny down the company to the core business and sell some recently bought assets. and focus on