and that's the end of the shipping forecast. with ancient mosques, it's fair to say that bosnia and herzegovina's stunning capital sarajevo is often unjustly overlooked by tourists. walking around the city, it is easy to always be looking up at the bell towers and cathedrals, the minarets and the mosques, the beautiful hills. if you do look up, you might miss these, which are down at your feet and you might not even know what your looking it. these are called sarajevo roses and they mark the impact site of a fatal artillery shell. a couple of years after the war, artists came and filled them in with red resin and you can see them all over the city. 25 years ago, this was a very different place. bosnian serbs sat in the hills and laid siege to sarajevo as the breakup of yugoslavia led to nationalism and inter—ethnic violence. 10,000 people died in the city in some of the most terrific 10,000 people died in the city in some of the most horrific fighting europe has seen in modern times. it's cast a long distressing shadow and in an

details in forecast ahead. >>> special ship docked her >>> check out this new video of fire whirl, shotrom the carr fire near redding. rare but can happen in powerful fire. winds put out by flames in vortex, towered above burned trees. >>> if you're a pg&e customer, you may have to pay up if utility is found liable in a wildfire. >> sp-901 passed both houses late friday night. ko controversial part of the bill addressed the fires, including the north bay. cal fire investigators determined that 11 fires were caused by pg&e. turned to corresponding da's offices, could be on the hook for millions or billions in damages. >> we voted to allow pg&e if they're negligent and can't afford today to pay that liability, we'll pass that cost on to rate payers. make them pay for it. before we know what pg&e's liability is, already given them a bailout. that's wrong. >> reporter: pg&e issued a statement calling the bill common sense solution that puts victims first and protects electrical customers. designed to keep pg&e from going bankrupt over payouts to fire victims. puts california utility commiss

they have new ships coming on line, creating possible overcapacity and diesel pricing is forecasted toise in the coming year given these head winds, do you feel that norwegian with the few cfo can break out to the upside or do you view the stocking as a safe play? >> first of all, our viewers are incredibly smart and matt raises the key issues, which is the overcapacity and the possibility of escalation and fuel let me just say this, he's talking about frank del rio is the ceo. i care more about that than the cfo, and he has it under control. i would be a buyer of nor wean -- norwegian it's a good stock to own >>> guys, it's all aboard when it comes to the rail stocks. they benefit from the trade war worries, and they can keep chugging higher. and union pacific is my favorite much more "mad money" ahead. how bar stool continues to stay on the offense and speaking of sports, the gloves are off why i've had enough of the sports analogies in stocks and tonight's edition of the lightning round. so stick with cramer experience a blend of refined craftsmanship... ...and raw power. engineered

ship. the event was scheduled to wrap up about an hour ago. >>> let's get you going with the tuesday forecast. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be about the same. and then temperatures warm up a few degrees wednesday, thursday, and friday. but not hot. just warmer. so some of the inland spots will get up into the upper 80s, low 90s as we head into thursday. here's the trough. that's dominated this general pattern. this is the jet stream aloft. this general troughing pattern dominated our weather which is exactly what you want to see this time of year. we're not having fire weather as bad as it could be, near as bad as it could be. we've even had snow up in the montana area, up in idaho. this morning, stanley, idaho was 15 degrees for the overnight low. these are the current temperatures. already 49 in napa. so you know we're going to see 40s. 40s are chilly. this time of year when you're used to 58 and all of the sudden you get a 47 or 49 or napa or 520 in san rafael. [ laughter ] most of those inland valleys are going to be in the cooler spots. they could be down to the mi

ships like this. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast with across europe going to be seeing a big change as a front pushes through i want to show what's happening right here on the satellite image you see the clouds right there well that is a cold front a very powerful cold front and that is going to bring some showers heavy winds as well as a big change of air mask as a person's through so we're going to see a lot of these warmer temperatures right here in some places very hot actually for this time of year and you were pretty eight in ten degrees above average in some locations but once this form goes through then we're going to see a big change in your temperatures so here on friday or saturday berland twenty nine degrees but notice the front right here in the winds pushing through towards the eastern part of the continent as this makes its way through these temperatures are really going to drop so berlin from twenty nine degrees here on friday on saturday we expect to see seventeen that is a twelve degree drop in temperature heavy ra

forecast, zalando, shares falling 13%. trading at a record high, we have the norwegian media company, ships debt -- sch ibsted.will unlock some value for the company. i want to talk about the norwegian krone. the dollar falling against the crown after the head of the central bank meeting on thursday where the central bank is expected to raise rates. the hurrying -- you also have currency, takingurtesy the first steps to remove stimulus. dollar weakness helping the euro. vonnie: concentrating on china tariffs, china retaliating today. we also got the headline about canada. we will have a restart to the nafta negotiations on wednesday, tomorrow. that is helping the canadian currency, which is stronger. and the mexican peso. futures are staying under the $70 a barrel mark. the 3.0 three level is pretty significant on the 10-year yield. we will see what happens for the rest of the session. that is a 38 reach of the 3% mark. let's look -- that is a pretty big breach of the 3% mark. we at least know now what will happen with china for the rest of the year on tariffs. 1%, the canadian dollar as well. weaker asese yen

forecast lower for global growth next month. >>> and certainly one company considered a bellwether for global growth is fed ex. obviously the more packages that are shipped in theory the bter the economy. tonight the company reported results.arterly fedex earned $3.46 a share. that was 35 cents below expectations though. revenue was up 11% from a year agoo about $17 billion but investors were concerned about expenses, and that sen stock initially lower in after hours trading tonight. leslie picker has more on fed ex's results. >> reporter: fedex is seen as a bellwether f the economy as well as the forthcoming earnings season. because of t ps theyce bets for and against the stock ahead of their quarterly po. while the stocks sold off in after hours trading, analysts mpy the y's forecast is what investors should be paying attention to. fedex raised its guidance 1 by cents to 17.20 to $17.80. much of that range surpassed expectations of $17.32. some sol on earnings missing expresseds and they continued confidence in the economy and ability to execute. the company also says that the tax reform has benefitted their ability to pay their workers more. for "nigh

forecasters say it's still too early to know the exact path but warn it can hit the carolinas by this thursday. states of emergency have been declared in those states. navy shipsn norfolk are preparing to ride out the storm at sea. >> hardware stores and supermarket shelves are being emptied. the university of north carolina at wilmington is already urging students to le let's go to accuweather's erin calandra for the complete forecast. erin? >> good morning, we continue to track hurricane florence. it is expected to develop into a very powerful storm over the next 24 hours into a category 4 as it tracks towards the u.s. now, we expect it to get close to the coast thursday night into friday. if you're in this red zone, you need to have a plan in place. start thinking about evacuations and certainly listen to your local authorities. we're also tracking hurricane isaac. it is a category 1. it will be pushing off to the west, weakening as it approaches the lesser antilles. and we have flooding downpours across the northeast, mainly pennsylvania into upstate new york. certainly a day you want to bring the umbrella. don't forget about that. back to you. >> good adv

given the forecast for yearly sales below 5,000 models two weeks ago ford said it was dropping plans to shipehicle from china to america citing new tariffs. >>> stay with trade news china's trade surplus with the u.s. widening to a record $31 billion. china/u.s. surplus rises to nearly 15% so far this year. the numbers could add fuel with the trade war that's brewing between washington and beijing let's bring in maddy duffler i appreciate you joining us bright and early, rainy and early this morning this is a story that requires a three dimensional chess board to follow the trade fight where exactly from a taxpayer union standpoint, where do we stand at the moment? >> reporter: well, it's an interesting question, brian. we've had a lot of movement on the trade front. in china, last week we had not one but two threats from the president about increasing tariffs on chinese products. there was a period for comment on that last week and now the administration is essentially free to exert new tariffs any time now but the president also said that he'd bewilling to exert another $267 billion of tar

ships to avoid the storm's path. the norwegian dawn was supposed to take passengers from boston to bermuda, but it sailed north to halifax. >> disappointed because i wanted warm weather, but it has been beautiful. >> forecasters say florence will likely make landfall thursday. nbc news. >>> breaking new this is morning. cbs has officially parted ways with ceo les moonves. cbs said in a statement the departure is effective immediately. adding moonves and cbs will donate 20 milli$20 million to o organizations to support the me too movement or organizations. it will be taken out of severance payments that could be owed after an independent investigation. in all, 12 women have now made accusations against moonves which he denies. moonves said in part, untrue allegations from decades ago are being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. i am deemly saddened to be leaving the company. we go to dave. >> the women who said moonves assaulted them, they range from ex to touching. the newest claims are appalling and undrew, alleging they are part of a concerted effort to destroy my name, reputation, and my career. in recent weeks, outside lawyers have been examining the corporate culture and investigating

forecast with an over the low down into the teens . there with sponsored by qatar airways. unless we have new generations growing out to understand that. other nations that ship the natural . soon number be nothing last and will suffer primatologist and conservationist dr jane goodall tweets to al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective provides. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour brazil's electoral court just bought a former president lula da silva from october's election he's serving twelve years in jail for corruption his party registered him as a candidate even the people convicted of a crime cannot run for the presidency. united nations is urging all countries to the night more money to the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees the u.s. which is the biggest contributor has decided to stop all funding palestinian president mahmoud abbas says it's a flagrant assault on his people. and the u.s. and canada have missed a deadline to revamp the north american free trade agreement talks ended on friday without a deal but they'll resum

ships on friday. mayor london breed will help kick off the events tomorrow morning. fleet week runs through october 8th. >>> let's get a final check of your accuweather forecast. >> youmes now -- >> should be. >> yeah. but it isn't, we're not complaining, because, boy, we always need rain around here. highs today under a mostly to partly cloudy sky, 61 downtown, 73 in napa. and in the accuweather seven-ay forecast, warmer tomorrow, still some clouds, rain moves in at night, a 1 on or storm impact scale, averaging 0.2 to over a half incthe oth week.'so it fob moin. i'm carolyn tyler along with my buddy, lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone! >>> good morni >>> good morning, america. this morning, investigation under way. the fbi looking into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's background, contacting christine blasey ford and a second woman who alleges he assaulted her. >> having them doing a thorough investigation i actually think will be a blessing in disguise. >> but are there restrictions on who the fbi can talk t

from a ship to a shore storage complex early sunday morning >>> and hurricane florence has strengthened to a category 4 storm with 130-mile-per-hour winds as it heads to the u.s. east coast forecasters say it is expected to be an extremely dangerous storm. by the time it nears the carolina coast on thursday so we are keeping a very close eye on that one. that is the news update this hour brian, back to you >> they have to be nervous in charles stock and lower south carolina >> all the low-lying areas >> not something they want to see. thank you very much. >>> marvell technology has fallen in the last week. options traders think the chip stock is set for a rebound let's find out why pete najarian joining us now from minneapolis, minnesota, with today's unusual activities. what are you seeing in marvell there, boy >> reporter: oh, yeah, you bet you. i have a hoarse voice so i apologize. i have the october calls 19 1/2 strike. october calls, brian, they bought over 5,000 of those for 71 cents stock right around $19 a share keep an eye on the name because the stock has been pushed down, as you said. when you go through their earnings they were really spectacular. now they missed on the

ship sticks. ♪ >> welcome back. you're watching "squawk box" live from the nasdaq market site in times square. >> good morning. some stocks to watch this morning. broa broadcom's quarterly profit beating forecasts>> gamestop shares are lower after earnings missed forecasts on weaker same-store sales the company says it continues to explore alternatives including a possible sale. that stock is off by 3.6%. >>> shares of iag are being hit hard today in london the airline ceo says they notified all affected customers following a data breach of its website and mobile app financial data was stolen from potentially thousands of customers who booked flights online in recent weeks if you look at the broader markets, we are also in the red on the u.s. equity futures at this hour, dow is down by 22 points s&p 500 is off by 3.5. the nasdaq off by 12. >>> the manufacturing sector is humming along thanks to a boost in the economy and a demand for workers is on the rise kate rogers is in twinsburg, ohio this morning for today's edition of "help wanted. >> the manufacturing sector is humming along, adding 380,000 jobs since president trump took office the manufacturing institute projects there's about 500,000

forecasted until tonight. earlier i spoke to our correspondent emma vardy, who's in belfast. she began though by giving us the latest on a cruise ship and we have had a statement from oceana cruises which has said that the nautica encountered extremely strong winds, which resulted in the parting of mooring lines and the vessel being detached from the dock. the company though says all guests and crew on board are safe. there were no injuries. and the vessel is currently being held off her birth. some a78 guests and 26 crew are now on the shore. another incident showing the widespread disruption and potential danger of these wins. ican and potential danger of these wins. i canjust and potential danger of these wins. i can just tell you a little bit more about that incident which happened in the west of ireland. a fatal incident in which a caravan was blown off a cliff in galway, irish police this morning searching the beach below where that happened recovered a body of a woman in her 50s. and it is being reported that this was a tourist from switzerland who had been asleep in her caravan at the time it happened. elsewhere across north