and something that is going to shop this country to it's for all right, rob brown, it's that reporting to us from southern israel to rob mentioned shocks this country to it's cool. i think shock and cool to key words that we can wrap this pull in some ways as we reflect. so let me bring you up to speed the way we are. second day of this mass of attacks by some us on as well, big casualties. 600 is really dead. so phone, hundreds of palestinians killed industry. the raids my colleague nick clock will be here in a minute. continue the coverage, the expo 2023 the the best to make sure. make sure to join us and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the ha ha . saves them. you've been coming to add any international anti corruption excellence award. nominate your hero now. mich koses, disposal, well, 6000 migrants of di crossing here. and it's southern florida looking to push on twitch north and eva the united states. people have been queueing for days outside of mobile aside the most you the papers to try and get through the country on the northern border. the same story. if you want to

all right, thanks so much rob browns than the the israel gallons a border. let's bring you the latest pictures coming in from garza as we can see, the still dealing with the off them off of as riley strikes which have continues into today. are trying to clear up the cottage that's to hundreds of palestinians. and this coming, of course, on top of decades of siege and occupation when speaking area is right, the army spokesman daniel hug already said demetrius killed hundreds of palestinian government and is evacuating is ready. the supplements on the funding mission of it . we all resent to i think settlements. i mention in the coming days to evacuate. all the civilians from the surrounding areas near causal. this evacuation needs to be secure. we need to scan the area, making sure there are no palestinian government. we will impact right. the civilians on buses. we will finish this mission today. they're all tens of thousands of military personnel in the surrounding areas near garza, we will continue to arrive to every settlement until we can overcome and wh

some of the i was told to rob brown, so he's joining us funds that came in southern israel near the guns in boulder. first of all, how quiet is the border area where you are now? if you can hear that, we can indeed rob, what is that? you will realize that those are rockets coming from the direction of gaza being intercept rob billy, need to let you go and have a because obviously your safety and your team to say and it's a priority. you know, we don't need to it's, it's, it's okay. uh we're, we're, we're all right where we are. um, let me show you something else. uh, which is uh, if you talk about escalation of the situation and of the bombing. take a look at that. that is the direction of gaza norm as cloud of black smoke that is rising over that direction. we don't know exactly where that is or what that is. it's quite close. um, some of the colleagues that i'm surrounded by who are intimately familiar with the geography of this area. it's a, it seems as though it almost might be inside of israel itself, but we don't know, but it looks like something very flammable. maybe fuel is, is b

rob sechan is here with me on site. josh brown, shannon saccocia and joe teranova join us as well. it boils down to a simple question, are we set up for a year-end rally or not? i think that's what our viewers want to know more than anything else. >> i think it's possibly. a tug of war between high interest rates, geopolitical tensions, valuations that are high, and an economy that's strong, earnings are delivering and a consumer that's remaining resilient. i certainly think that's a possible outcome. let's remember, if we rallied back to those july highs valuation becomes an issue again especially if it's driven by the stocks that -- the magnificent 7 and rates have stayed higher, you have those same tensions at that point. when we look over the last two years, scott, markets haven't gone anywhere, since june, markets haven't gone anywhere, but we're seeing a loft opportunity you underneath the surface because of the narrowest of these stocks, so i think the answer is yes, you have to be a lot more selective. >> 11% of the s&p 500 reporting this year, netflix and tesla, those are

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. >> rob, stay with me, i'm welcome to the conversation right now chris brown, president of brady.ris, it is unfortunate that we have to talk under these circumstances all too often. so i love your initial reaction to this latest mass shooting in this country. s latest mass shoo>> it's horri. i'm actually in san diego california right now. i was with a lot of folks who care passionately about this issue. and the news came out of this mass shooting in maine, and it's like so many other examples of this. for at the reality of this, a lot of questions that you're asking right now, alex, about how did the shooter get this gun? what about an extremist protection law that could've seemingly made a difference? your analysis quickly of maine law, i would say it's really lacking in a number of really important measures that other states have adopted that maybe could've made a difference here. so agony from my side that we don't have standards across this country to make it harder for people to access guns who shouldn't have them. and more connections for family members and law enforcement t

browns. >>> part of the bay could be seeing scattered showers today. here's robat might be. >> well, we're seeing a cloudy start to monday. at times, drizzle and even opportunity for a little more than drizzle. especially around the north bay. high temperatures today only 60s and 70s an ongoing shower chances into tuesday. to start the day, the best chances of finding light rain has been up in the north bay. midday, that starts to pass san francisco and weakens by the time it gets to the south bay. likely most of the showers will be there around the santa cruz mountains. rain totals for north bay, high temperatures, 60s to low 70s today. more mild temperatures tomorrow and then we trend a little warmer. approaching wednesday and thursday. >> rob, thanks. >>> jackpot just keeps growing. still no one has matched all six numbers on the drawing and saturday night's drawing, someone in san francisco picked all five numbers not including the power ball so tonight's drawing is worth $1.5 billion. it will take place at 8:00 tonight. >>> that does it for this edition of t

browns. >> got to celebrate all those wins. >>> a win weather-wise, not too bad today. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for kari. celebration outside, in some places you might need an umbrella. >> yes, certainly on the north coast. speaking of walnut creek, we've got clouds, no rain just yet. 60 degrees. once we pass lunchtime, we'll see a chance of showers. cooler afternoon as well, only near 70 today in walnut creek. you can see why. we've got cloud cover through the day, and approaching lunchtime the showers will be mainly in areas north of san francisco, then near walnut creek, into the south bay later afternoon and evening. we're likely to see light rain at times. 65 in san francisco, 67 in oakland. and the seven-day forecast looking relatively mild, as we warm up slightly wednesday and thursday, with more clouds heading into the weekend. the seven-day, saving you money on your air-conditioning bills. >>> now let's save you money with your gas tank. >> a treat for folks, we're all under $5, at least for these three spots. livermore leads the entire state with $4.59 at diamond gas and mart on south front roa

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rob mcmillan, abc seven news. butters and barnacles reunited. >> so what do chunk and grazer have in common? not cats though. the two finalists in the fat bear week contest. yes, the nual tradition celebrates brown by having people vote for their favorite fat bear and organizers say chunks gargantuan gut casts a shadow on hisompetition. as for grazer described as large and in charge , this is not a fat shaming thing here, so don't get all up in arms because for bears you want to be bigger because that means you have a better chance of surviving the bears have spent the summer fattening up on salmon, as you can see. we're going to scroll through here and you see some a guy on the left. there's a little lean, but they spent the summer fattening up on salmon berries and grasses to prepare for the annual winter hibernation. the voting is underway at explore.org. slash fat bear week. no, no, i'm not sure i love the name of that, but i don't know what else you would call it. >> rotund yeah, slightly plump. >> so, yes, plus plus size bears, plus size bear. how about that? >> sounds good. we got some plus sized clouds out there today, but who knew there was such a thing as fat bear week this week for ev