but there's nothing you can do about needle spiking. yeah. then come on, you're done with the scottish property. so how dangerous is needles, biking in coffee coats in frankfurt, shania kara peasy is helping to raise awareness about the phenomenon which started occurring in bars and clubs around the world last year mentioned. but as the see, people say that they suddenly start feeling on, well, it wouldn't be with michigan with this. they suddenly realize, oh, i'm feeling a bit dizzy. just needs to be sure. sure. and what the substances or alcohol i have consumed, i shouldn't be feeling like this. i would just get hung up on my daughter's the next day. people often find a brute list that looks like an injection mark, the symbolic or does, he does not understand the, the victims often have gaps in their memory. and it's unlikely that there are witnesses on the crowded dance floor. but needle spiking can be dangerous even directly you saw as this stuff. so seeing that there is a high risk of overdose, even if the victims have been consuming oth

it is a sharp spike — has more from one bias. it is a sharp spike in _ has more from one bias.ke in three _ has more from one bias. it is a sharp spike in three fighters, l sharp spike in three fighters, particularly vegetables, driving up inflation in india. onions and tomatoes, even policy is getting dearer. —— a sharp spike in food prices. last week the reserve bank of india held the key lending rate steady but moved to stuck out excess liquidity of cash from the banking system. the central government has recently announced a number of proactive measures to cool down prices, such as releasing additional onion stocks to the market last week after banning the export of key varieties of rice and wheat. some relief from prices is expected as the new crop comes into the market. the risks from extreme weather and monsoon remain major risks to inflation. they are unable to cut interest rates, and the government faces a crucial election season in the summer of 2024, and will be watching the inflation scenario very carefully. the inflation scenario very carefully-— the inflation scen

but needle spiking can be dangerous even directly. i just said that there is a high risk of overdose, even if the victims have been consuming other substances including alcohol, they can end up with a breathing difficulties and come most of those victims are women. coffee coats has reacted to reports of needle spiking by setting up an awareness team that's always on. and then mentioned that the student, if anyone notices that something's wrong and higher or they don't feel well them into that they can go to the bar or to the door and tell us that they need help and or say a code word. so or the cold, but then we have a contingency plan. and from that point on, we make sure that the person is never left alone here in mcman liner. at the end of the day, watching out for each other is the only way of dealing with the threat of needle spiking. according to un figures, almost 300000000 people can assume drugs of some kind in 2020 the most popular over cannabis, cocaine, a heroine and other of the lights on synthetic drugs like speed and cr

but needle spiking can be dangerous even directly. i just seeing that there is a high risk of overdose, even if the victims have been consuming other substances including alcohol, they can end up with breathing difficulties and come most of those victims are women. coffee coats has reacted to reports of needle spiking by setting up an awareness team that's always on. and then mentioned that the student plus an issue that if anyone notices that something's wrong and higher or they don't feel well them into that they can go to the bar or to the door and tell us that they need help. and for say, a code word, districts on or the cold, but then we have a contingency plan. and from that point on we make sure that the person is never left alone here in my line at the end of the day. why trying out for each other is the only way of dealing with the threat of needle spiking according to you. and so it gets almost 300000000 people can assume drugs of some kind in 2020 the most popular over cannabis, cocaine, heroin and other of the lights on sy

the s&p index dips down into the red and treasury yields spike after the 30 year auction that we justw, the s&p is little changed. yields climbing across the curve. the 10 year over 4%. 30 year over 4%. it has come up since then and it traded lower before the auction as well. we are seeing the movement right now in the markets. jon: a down day for the s&p or at least around the flatline right now. definitely down for our stock of the hour, tapestry shares taking a hit. weakest performer in the s&p 500 after a huge deal. the owner of coach and kate spade acquiring michael kors. plenty of consolidation in this sector recently but there are questions about the michael kors business and turning that around. matt: i think the appeal from what i have heard is the mass-market ability of michael kors. joining us is john edwards. talk to us about why make this acquisition. is it luxury or mass-market question mark >> the hope is that it is luxury and it will be more as they go on. the key to making this deal work as we have been talking about will be michael kors. it's about 70% of revenue the

. >> the chain here, they're set to release a line of spiked drinks, spiked coffee and teas.dly received approval for new labels with the phrase dunkin' spiked. they've been on the alcoholic beverage game, but they have a collaboration with harpoon brewery and their website, dunkin' spiked, it's already been launched. it does ask if you're 21 or older and it has cans for tea and for the spiked coffee. the tea is 5% alcohol according to the label, and the coffee is 6% alcohol. these are definitely adult beverages. >> i turned 21 this year, so that's perfect. >> go out and celebrate. >> do we have to spike everything? >> yes, we do. drink responsibly. >> if you spike it with pumpkin, we're good. >> pumpkin spiked latte. >> i saw her with her pumpkin mug in the kitchen the other day. >>> everyone has their favorite kind of restaurant, whether it's fancy, fast food. what about a buffet? >> after the pandemic, i can't. >> they're starting to make a comeback, buffet-style restaurants were hit hard by the pandemic because of the social distancing guidelines. now they're becoming muc

brief heat spike this weekend and then it's back to the more tolerable staff.ur roadways, you're doing fine out there. you know, it's early. you fully expected to not be bad just yet. hopefully we can keep that around. we are seeing a 12 minute drive across the san mateo bridge and hey, the richmond center felt a little bit breezy for you, but no traffic just yet a jair after a government coup kron four's ella sogomonian tells us the latest on the efforts to bring them home. a missionary group from cornerstone christian school in antioch took off on july, 20th for nigeria's capital city. niamey. >> they were supposed to be back by now, but all 15 people are still stuck abroad after who took over the government grounding flights. school principal logan higher says his wife and daughter both a part of the missionary group, a nine-year. i hope that they come home safe and fast. we miss him. >> this is the second team they've sent to the country to help build schools and churches. principal higher says he has been in contact with senator dianne feinstein's office t

and if there is a spike in the data, then that should be acted on and looked into.ere at the countess of chester was the staff did notice spikes in deaths. they did try and act on it. they did try and raise it, we're told, with senior management. but the great tragedy is that they say they weren't listened to. they weren't heard. detective superintendent paul hughes was the chief investigating 0fficer on the case for cheshire police. the fact that concerns were raised and were not acted on. he spoke to our correspondent, judith moritz and explained how doctors first outlined their concerns to him, after he was asked to investigate back in may 2017. not being medically trained or having a medical background. i received this and you understand that a neonatal unit is effectively part of an intensive care unit for babies. so the figures obviously for every parent is obviously unacceptable. but i didn't know was that high? is that unusual? you know, so i had to understand a little bit about that. so i was able to meet with stephen brearey and ravi jayaram and another do

to help oakland police amid concerns of a spike in violent crimes. i spoke with council member dan kalb about the state stepping in and oakland. violent crime is up 15% according to police data, burglaries are up. 39% robberies of increased. 22% and vehicle theft is up. 49% calls for help to 9-1-1. are spiking as staffing within the oakland police department continues to decline. right now we're on a significant uptick. uptick is a mild statements understand that year and the concern that people are feeling. >> and the desire to not to feel our job is to maee sure that people not only feel safer, the actually are safer in their neighborhoods in effort to help the city address the spike in crime. >> governor gavin newsom is sending california highway patrol officers to help oakland police respond to vehicle thefts, sideshows, highway violence and organized crime's. oakland city councilmember dan kalb says in years past when the city has requested backup from chp, they have found sometimes chp will take over some of traffic and transportation related d

the maker of twinkies and hostess cup cakes did nothing here down 1% compared to the nasdaq 29% spike. who might be interested and source are telling roiters general mills, they own bete crocker and chips a-hoy and pepsi co and showing interest in hostess and watching them all move higher by more than 1%. get back to see saw market action --&started when jay powell started speak oturu trillion banker symposium in jackson hole, wisconsin, this morning and his first words hit the tape, that's where you see the dow erase its opening bell gains and dip into the red. powell called inflation too high and said the federal reserve intends to hold interest rates at a restrictive level till they're confident inflation moved "sustain blizzard warnings down to 2 -- sustain blizzard so 2%. it started around 10:00 a.m. eastern and stumbles into the red and thank hasbro for helping to keep s&p afloat in greener waters and toy maker right at top of s&p 500 and gaining 6.5% after stifel raised to a high of $94 a share and best in bank of america tuesday for $90 a share and hasbro gained eight full per

but officials say it's still important to remember that covid is now endemic in cases will spike from time to time. officials say be mindful, take basic precautions to protect yourself. right now, though, cdc officials say widespread masking isn't needed except in areas with high rates of hospitalizations, which at the moment excludes roughly 97% of the entire country. beyond that, starting in mid september updated booster shots will also hit pharmacies and clinics. this new version is designed for variants that are expected to circulate in the coming months. that's a similar strategy science use when they design new flu shot every year. officials say it's important to consider taking the shot to help hospitalizations rising even more into the fall. and winter, not only does this help keep you and your family safe. >> it also reduces the potential strain on hospitals right now. hospitals are suggesting that they are able to handle the increase. but as we've seen in prior years, there's a point at which hospitals may become overburdened and strain. >> and health officials also say it's

they've had a spike of drug desk, uk... they've had a spike of drug desk. though. — uk...ition distinction _ vancouver. they have but your tradition distinction between . vancouver. they have but your - tradition distinction between softer drugs like cannabis which are not legal and harder drugs like heroin and cocaine so you need a medical response as well as criminal perhaps but on the softer side you wind up criminalising certain people, generally your people and generally black people, even though we look at the data and usage, there is no difference in level of usage between white and black unities. he said that both of the uk and the us if you prefer people who were stopped in her charts is very racial. so i think it's important and actually the politicians here out of touch public opinion in the recent polling showed over 50% are in favour of legalisation of cannabis. heat showed over 5096 are in favour of legalisation of cannabis. next time ou're on, legalisation of cannabis. next time you're on. we're — legalisation of cannabis. next time you're on, we're going _

we will briefly talk about the topic of the release of spiked rapsules in the central region and about sabist dosyagne did not burn pimples on such a hub of non-careful insects hot and dry summers to hunt for difficult striped ones. peshemellon to the farmer's rahunka of the minsk region is an agul threshing of salmon crops and a ratio today you were listed. i myself am a walking area, where 100,000 have been threshed, that it is with god the gold of stubble. i have a fresh, average birth rate among the butcher gentlemen 70 acres of roses, and some have a sister already bread bed central regions. your theme is 800,000 tons. this is wheat and barley zhito-spent a series of yields of divine bush for 35 centners of the sector, you mastered the floor plow, thus harvesting, azima. gora, absu ends up threshing stagnant, and malt has 3,000 hectares of alley crop yield this season, delighting the mother with 29 centners per circle. more than 250,000 tons of cost-effective application were torn off high. for three betrayals at the camps and centers of the minsk region , you will be hemmed for 5

looking ahead at one of the spots like brentwood and there will be a quick spike in temperatures nextnd that's the trend we'll see for a lot of our inland areas going from some mild weather to, yeah, it's a little hot. we're going to see that for next wednesday, but we're keeping it mild in san francisco and highs in the upper 60s and per sunshine next week and highs in the mid-70 '. laura? >> thanks so much. trey lance's future with the 49ers is suddenly a little less this morning after the teen settled on its backup quarterback. lance will be the third quarterback to start the season becoming pup. lance was the third overall pick and after it dropped he stayed away yesterday. they brandon allen, he's a backup there. some sources believe the team may try to trade lance looking to improve their backup situation. happening now, a new first for the south bay's largest film festival. cinequest will be having the first-ever opening in mountain view. it runs through august 30th for it runs through august 30th for the next six days in mountai ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estr

and if there is a spike in the data, then that should be acted on and looked into.y of what happened here at the countess of chester was the staff did notice spikes in deaths. they did try and act on it. they did try and raise it, we're told, with senior management. but the great tragedy is that they say they weren't listened to. they weren't heard. that is dominic use our health correspondent was about the day outside countess of chester hospital where the crimes were committed in the neonatal unit by lucy letby. the trial here, i have heard so much evidence spread over a period of nine months, it was nine months today since the opening statements made, since a jury was sent out to reach their deliberations and verdicts on the 10th ofjuly. we spoke earlier to former chief crown prosecutor, nazir afzal on what today's convictions will mean for the families affected by letby�*s crime. he reflected on the burden for the family and the importance of delivering justice for the families, something he did for many years in hisjob, and he spoke something he did for many ye

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oil and gas with a spike in the price sector up 1.1%. healthcare is up 1.1% as well. a stock we talked about on the show is novo nordisk revised up by 7% on their stock price target. that is leading that basket. on the flip side, real estate with the home builder activity in the uk is dragging on that market. basic resources trading flat as minors digest the china numbers. let me take you to one part of the market we are watching closely. that is dutch ttf prices. another 4.4% higher today. we have been shifting higher in the last two weeks. the street jumped toward the end of august. this after union leaders warned that members may strike within days of the energy boost northwest shelf gas platforms in australia. this takes place as soon as september 2nd. woodside avoided bargaining with workers and left them no option. clearly this will have a ramification on the global gas market. our colleagues in sing more will be speaking with meg o'neill tomorrow morning at 5:30 cet. we will get more clues to what the strikers will do. >>> let's turn to fresh data from germany.

is this somehow connected to the spike, an ocean temperatures you think i or yes, it is. so the record at temperatures and the record ocean temperature is directly linked to the concentration of greenhouse gases. and i'll see you now that apparently there are several factors that play here that cause ocean warming, what all they say. they're a huge number of factors, the impacts click go um it will mean of either the at the land surface or the, the ocean surface surround dates and speaks to the ocean surface relative than the whole ocean. and there's a big difference between what happens on the surface, the ocean, because it directly absorbs solar radiation for heat energy from the sun versus the depression. and in terms of the different ways the, the ocean kimball mount. so one can be that it warms up because the atmosphere above it is boma. so there's direct exchange that one the ease 3 karns coming from underneath one the another method is 3 additional solar radiation. sorry, when we have weather patterns, the big looking highs. it's nice and still a cloud frisco ponie

there is a real spike there. why such a spike in the midwest?inois, tend to move quicker than other states, they are telling us while we can expect gas prices could inch up, florida saw a hefty price increase yesterday. a lot of stations going $0.10 a gallon, $4 a gallon, that is what we could get nationally, we see a major hurricane or storm enter the gulf of mexico, a lot of this is two fault, the price of oil is a but also heat induced issues lead to less gasoline production at a time millions of americans are hitting the roads. stuart: the socialist, not being too pejorative, senators warren and sanders want to sue big oil companies because of what they say is there lying about climate change. if the suit takes place, the justice department goes after big oil, would it have any effect on gas prices in the future? >> it could have a chilling effect on all the companies investing in something politicians are going after. we've seen politicians try to weigh in on the situation. even the biden administration seemed to back off the tax and oil se

looking ahead, a brief heat spike wednesday and thursday.r 80's of the warmest this weekend, which is right on par with average. as for your roads, what we got out there as you're making your morning commute is improvements at the bay bridge. we have accident mid span earlier that blocked the left lane that sent that backup stretching well past the bays. it is starting to improve, but residual delays going to take some time because we're in the heart of the commute doubt. san mateo bridge. 21 minutes. we definitely saw a lot of back up. that sparked by that bay bridge accident pushed out there to the mateo bridge as people were trying to avoid it. now that bridge is seeing the delays because of it. richmond center fell it only 10 minutes. it's that easy. go for you have the golden gate has had 0 issues and 0 backups through the morning. daria, thank you, john. at 7.16, and for your money this morning, netflix is sending some subscribers up to 10 extra movies as dvd rental service winds down and it's getting harder to get a car loan. jane kin

here's the spike. that happens by wednesday at 99 backing down again.nking that next weekend we'll get back to more moderate temperatures there and even getting cooler along the coast to bay area. bridges. what's going on, james? all right. well, let's start with the bay bridge toll plaza. and as you might expect, it is nice and light on friday. so we're still seeing that here at this early five-fifty hour. the maze to fremont street running about 10 minutes to cross that span, jumping over to the san mateo bridge westbound 92. we've got pretty nice conditions again, traffic flowing without anything getting in its way. 12 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. >> to the north, we have a richmond, sandra fell bridge where, again, we're looking great at the toll plaza. our camera show just 1, 2, 3, 4, maybe 5 sets a headlight. that's about it. 6 minutes to get from richmond out to sandra fell in one on one and then finally, the golden gate bridge where you're southbound 1, one right into san francisco has been nice and smooth the stretch from the

heat spike. it's looking outside from mount tam at san francisco. you think it's a great day, but that's a lot of haze. we actually have a spare the air alert in effect, in addition to our heat up, we have the high pressure ridge in place creates a cap over the bay. that's often times when we get our worst air quality. in addition to the heat in the dry weather, we've also got a generous wind out of the northwest that's pushing in across the bay. this is resulting in red flag warnings today and tomorrow for portions of the lake in northern solano counties with humidity, especially well in these areas and winds on some of our north bay mountain tops going to be up into that 30 to 40 miles per hour range, which does up fire danger, something to consider on the other side of the u.s.. we're talking winds but of an entirely different nature category one force, a category one storm, hurricane. i detail yet is going to strengthen as it works its way over warm gulf waters eventually making landfall on the west, the gulf coast of florida. as we move into to

but women's death rates spiked almost 15%. the researchers concluded that the data quote, suggest that there has been a significantly higher rate of increase in deaths among female individuals. in recent years. we're seeing more women. we're seeing more women with more significant health issues. >> we're seeing more alcohol use disorders across the board post pandemic when it comes to health effects. alcohol does not discriminate. this new study says women tend to have a higher body fat percentage and low waterway percentage which researchers say leads to a higher blood alcohol concentration. in other words, drinking generally affects women more than men. if a woman and a man drink the same amount of alcohol, a woman will feel the effects more quickly. they tend to have a higher blood-alcohol level and it takes longer to metabolize. researchers unable to pinpoint an exact cause for the increase in alcohol related deaths in women. but writing, quote, it is likely the narrowing gap in differences for alcohol mortality rates may

prices spiked immediately, and this was felt nowhere more than in europe.ears, russian oil — and particularly gas — had kept that continent running, and that came to a screeching halt as a flotilla of sanctions all descended on russia from europe, the uk, and north america — targeting notjust the supply of oil and gas, but also how russia took payment, and even the insurance on its boats of fuel that were still being shipped to countries like, well, like india and china — countries which have maintained their ties with moscow and have taken advantage of the cheaper energy they're now receiving. then, a few months later, as autumn approached in europe, every single government, including here in the uk, announced measures to help their people deal with the bigger energy bills that were due to hit the doormats all across the continent. the world watched as europe raced to fill its storage capacity for winter. mysterious holes appeared in key pipelines. energy diplomacy was the name of the game. when we spoke to my first guest last year, things had become so ch

lower inflation without a spike in unemployment. jonathan vigliotti is in los angeles.evening, jonathan. >> reporter: good evening, robert. hollywood has come to a halt, impacting hundreds of thousands of jobs. other industries have seen some growth, which is helping offset so much loss. >> have you guys been helped yet? >> reporter: with wages up and unemployment at a near record low, many businesses are struggling to fill open positions. >> this year by far has been the most difficult year to try to recruit people. >> reporter: payrolls grew by 187,000 for july. nearly half of those jobs in health care. mostly at doctor's offices and outpatient surgery centers. construction and leisure and hospitality workers are also in demand. analysts say the slow but steady job growth could help the u.s. dodge a recession. >> i think a soft landing has become a -- not just a possibility but now it's become a real probability. >> reporter: still, there's job insecurity in hollywood. more than 700,000 people work in the entertainment industry. many are now impacted by the writers an

the chain is set to release a line of spiked coffee and teas.bels called "dunkin spiked." dunkin donuts has been in the alcohol beverage game. a website for dunkin spiked has been launched but no release date announced. >>> time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at the forecast. i don't know, i don't know. >> oh, my gosh. it's so beautiful behind us. let's move on from the spiked coffee and look at the beautiful sun rise. >> for the evening hours, i'll stick to an espresso martini. not sure about that in a can. let's see what's going on with our weather, starting off with dense fog over pacifica in the mid 50s. give yourself extra time to head out the door. mid 60s this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. look at dublin, already seeing pacifica's daytime highs at this hour, and we're going to warm up for your lunchtime hour near 90 degrees by the time we go to 1:00, 2:00 p.m. but we're in for a very warm day around the bay area. we'll see the 90's in our inland valleys. 94 in livermore. 95 in morgan hill. 70s and 80s around th

obviously the big spike in bond yield. >> yep.just go here to bring up the bond yields and everything. so, for the most part money management 101 says you want income portfolio mostly be bonds. if you want a balanced portfolio we talked 60/40 portfolio. what environment are we in? has it changed? i'm concerned about the 60/40 portfolio. >> this is my favorite portfolio. the reason why you have a fair trade. 40% earns you 5%. if interest rates rise 1% here you. if interest rates go down 1% which expect you will make a 11% on that piece. so you're guaranteed to get 5% yield right now which allows to you take risk on equity side. that is the best pair trade we've had in 20 years. charles: so i like it? >> i like it a lot. charles: it has been great for 40 years, but i feel like the time has run out. talk about where bonds go. you talked about that. typically this is where inflation is. bonds usually follow. this is inflation expectations. where are you right now in terms of inflation? is the inflation story over or will there be anot

bensman, i have to ask you, given the situation like this, a spike like this, obviously we don't knowd, when you see these numbers and obviously the cartel and these people crossing the border have virtually no respect for the border patrol or president trump -- president biden's administration, what do you make of this? what are the long-term ramifications or short-term? is it more fentanyl crossing the border? is it more crime? is it more human trafficking? we know about the sound of freedom, right? what does this moon at large. maria: it's a -- mean at large? maria: it's a good question. it has to impact our broader population and our country in a real way long-term, right? >> right. two hinges are happening here. one is that huge spike in arizona a coincides with programs by texas governor abbott to hold the line at the river's edge, to block immigrants, to create resistance against entry at hot spots all along the texas border. what's different in arizona is you have a democratic governor there, also in california and new mexico and this spike in arizona directly coincides with t

has to do with fentanyl use and a 40% spike in overdoses in the past year. the city is launching a campaign urging residents to call 911 or 311 when they see a person in crisis. the reason the city believes that people are not calling already is pretty telling and we will get into that. >>> let's talk about a new study involving the uses of marijuana. not is fairly the drug what is in it. people who use marijuana have higher amounts of lead in their blood and there is no safe amount of level in the blood. it comes from the soil. the plants dried up and it gets in the leaf and people smoke it or eat it or whatever. >> interesting report. >>> have you had a whopper lately? some burger king customers are not happy with the whop >>> a group of customers have a chance to settle their beef with burger king in court. it accuses the fast food chain of exaggerating the size of its signature whoppers. burger king hopes to get the lawsuit dismissed but a judge rejected the bid. burger king has denied wrongdoing and said the patties are the same ones they use on the gri

well, you don't see the heat spike as much here.e. 81, but we remain that way all the way through about tuesday. so not too bad by summertime standards. lots of sunshine going on. doesn't look like you're to be interfered at all by this afternoon. thunder bumpers pop popping up a little bit, although we do see a little bit of moisture towards the middle of the week, but we'll get into that in just a bit clear out our way. 68 currently for any act. we've got 58 livermore, 60 conquered and also a word. 55, san francisco, also half moon bay. we're going 54 for santa rosa. sweet numbers on all of that. so for the weekend, got the heat spiking. see kind of the keep away gained. then later on by tuesday, kind of a weak trough thing develops in our backyard here. that's the end of it. it takes that heat wave away from us. so we'll have some really moderate temperatures coming our way here. a little of that marine layer. you can see it. we'll check in will be more aggressive in the morning hours. maybe even some coastal drizzle. so there's

bit of a spike on monday and tuesday. so something could be rolling through.y thing we have right now is the fog. at the moment, it is 96 at concord. but the numbers are coming down a little bit. 85 in santa rosa. and that is a little bit cooler than it was at this time yesterday. overnight lows mild. temperatures in the 60s . daytime highs will be warm. concord down to 90. san jose, 85. for thursday, the high temperatures will be 93 at fairfield. 94 at antioch. 93 at livermore. let's have a look at the extended. it is still going to be a mild week. but we get more clouds coming in friday. and more clouds coming in monday and tuesday. so less sunshine than we have had lately. but temperatures come down. into the low 80s on thursday and the mid 80s on thursday. still warm inland tomorrow. low 90s inland. and we warm it up again on monday. monday is a big question mark. something could be coming in so we will stay tuned on that. but at least the weekend looks dry. that is good. because liz i understand the 49ers are playing. >> they are always playing. i'm sure

are spiking as staffing within the oakland police department continues to decline. right now we're on a significant uptick. uptick is a mild statements understand that year and the concern that people are feeling. >> and the desire to not to feel our job is to make sure that people not only feel safer, the actually are safer in their neighborhoods in effort to help the city address the spike in crime. >> governor gavin newsom is sending california highway patrol officers to help oakland police respond to vehicle thefts, sideshows, highway violence and organized crime's. oakland city councilmember dan kalb says in years past when the city has requested backup from chp, they have found sometimes chp will take over some of traffic and transportation related duties and that freeing up the opd officers to do the serious crime working 9-1-1, whatever that whatever think it's fine. i mean, you know, we're a little short staffed. so i think if a chp can help us. >> all the better the governor has already sent chp into san francisco to crack down on open air drug dealing. ne

equities totally ignored a spike in fed fund rates. bonds look vulnerable, meme stocks won't go away. jim rikards is here. i'm in las vegas with the money show. will this be the tune has another huge event. i'm talking about zuck versus musk. a cage match for the ages. tweet me @cvpayne. who have you got in? i tell you who i have later. war against fossil fuels. they were talking about it on "the big money show." may be a point of no return. that would be economic suicide. i can't wait to share my take on that. that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right, so on friday the market was finally showing some signs of exhaustion, right? we saw what they called a outsized session. what that means for the day the market actually went to a higher high than the previous session but then turned around, came down hard and took out the low from the previous session. that is what gets you on outside day. a chart with two arrows. the second outside session we've had in as many weeks. two factors sparked that selling. the constant ch

. >> it definitely has spiked. i caught it myself a month ago. i have been a bit more cautious of bigger crowds. >> the positivity rate is up to 14% from around 3% at the start of the summer. the daily average of hospitalizations has climbed from 186 to 336. >> if you feel like you know someone who has covid it's because everyone does. we see the wastewater data show was that all over santa clara county we are in the high levels of covid transmission. >> the chief medical officer regional medical center said it's hard to pin down what triggered the spike but large events like taylor swift or beyonce concerts are likely not a major factor for and instead the issue is more likely that people have stopped taking basic precautions like wearing masks or keeping up on vaccinations. >> any infectious disease is a concern. with the flu, you get your vaccine and make sure you're washing your hands and the same way with covid, you had your vaccine and let's make sure you're washing your hands and if you have symptoms, go to your doctor or the emergency roo

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look at the spike here. 2023, carjacking alones tripled. assaults have been trending upward. a spike again this year. all this prompted the oakland branch of the naacp to demand action. it called for oakland to declare a state of emergency. governor newsom has committed to bringing in chp as reinforcement. he promised money to install license plate readers. >>> moving you forward tonight. what happens next? we spoke with the president of the naacp during our 7:00 newscast. she says it's about crime and economics. >> as you know, if there's no jobs, crime will go up. and that's the reason why crime is really up. that's because there's no jobs in oakland. you had three major sports teams leave oakland within the last four years. the crime goes up every time. i'm thankful for what the governor did. we need to focus on jobs. we need to sit down and talk to the leaders in oakland and see what we can do as a community to help them to understand that this needs to happen. >> she was presuming that the a's do leave town. the mayor said she is committed to working with community partn

governor newsom is sending in the chp to deal with a spike in violent crime. kron 4 sarah stinson has details. >> 6 chp officers and one sergeant will be deployed to help oakland police amid concerns of a spike in violent crimes. i spoke with council member dan kalb about the state stepping in and oakland. violent crime is up 15% according to police data, burglaries are up. 39% robberies of increased. 22% calls for help to 9-1-1. are spiking as staffing within the oakland police department continues to decline. right now we're on a significant uptick. uptick is a mild statements understand that year and the concern that people are feeling. >> and the desire to not to feel our job is to make sure that people not only feel safer, the actually are safer in their neighborhoods in effort to help the city address the spike in crime. >> governor gavin newsom is sending california highway patrol officers to help oakland police respond to vehicle thefts, sideshows, highway violence and organized crime's. oakland city councilmember dan kalb says in years past when the c

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and it looks like there's another heat spike coming our way. they in coastal clouds at work today, bays in the 70's 90's happening well inland or close to it will get there this weekend with lower 90's but popping to the mid to upper 90's by the middle of the week. and we might even make a race ahead to 100. so we're still kind of teetering on what this is going to be. some of the models that we have here do show this breaks real quickly heading into the next weekend. so that will be kind of nice here. checking things out as we put everything in into a place. we have a nice onshore flow. we're warm but not too hot. there's that high off towards the east. it's going to be a player in the middle of next week. the familiar high pressure cell in the 4 corner states today, some variable cloud, san francisco at 69. that's just clearing by the afternoon. 75 going on for oakland with the morning. clouds are making note some scattered clouds for san jose at 82 getting some better warming well inland in the far east bay in the upper 80's, lower 80's up n

so the winds are going start to spike on us and about 5 days or so.emps for you for highs, middle 90's over the east bay hills, east bay shoreline, lower 80's, upper 70's for today. but expect more 80's later on this week. 93 for santa rosa, 74 san francisco and a chilly 65 at half moon bay. so here's the game plan warm and sunny today. the got this coastal clouds. we talk about. we're going to be spiking by the middle of the week as we reach high temperatures near 190 ish by the bay, perhaps are approaching around 90. then late in the week comes this correction, the unofficial end of summer and it's going to be clearing its throat with that low dropping south will see high temperatures in the lower 80's. looks like 74 san francisco, 79 oakland, san jose. you're coming in about 85 next couple of days. it's more of a 90 story wednesday. then after that, we kind of fall off of a cliff. get more into that longer range forecast deal for you in a bit. also check into the 4 zone forecast to james. >> thank you very much, dave. 10, 18 is the time in the cali

are spiking as staffing within the oakland police department continues to decline. right now we're on a significant uptick. uptick is a mild statements. understand that year and the concern that people are feeling. >> and the desire to not to feel our job is to make sure that people not only feel safer, but actually are safer in their neighborhoods in effort to help the city address the spike in crime. >> governor gavin newsom is sending california highway patrol officers to help oakland police respond to vehicle thefts, sideshows, highway violence and organized crime's. oakland city councilmember dan kalb says in years past when the city has requested backup from chp, they have found sometimes chp will take over some of traffic and transportation related duties and that freeing up the opd officers to do the serious crime working 9-1-1, whatever that whatever i think it's fine. i mean, you know, we're a little short staffed. so i think if a chp can help us >> all the better the governor has already sent chp into san francisco to crack down on open air drug dealing.

in the temperatures will spike come up to around 90 in san jose and well into the 90s in the north bay. the hotspots will be in the tri-valley and the delta and over 100 degrees on sunday, but it is back to near average temperatures by tuesday of next week. >>> still ahead, a mother and son get hopelessly lost on their way to a taylor swift concert in southern california. how an iphone may have saved their lives. >>> despitite the >>> a locked door and a quick response. this prevented what could have been a shooting rampage at a jewish school in tennessee. this happened at the hebrew academy in memphis yesterday. police said with no way in the suspect fired several shots outside the building before driving off nobody was hurt and police were able to track him down. the man tried to get away with a gun in his hand and was shot and taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> twitter, which was recently rebranded as x, has sued a nonprofit group that criticized the company's handling of hate speech. the lawsuit was filed on momonday in san frfrancisco federal court. it accuses the ce

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what is going on with the big spike in yields? lance robertses, chris low and others with implications. to the s&p 50,014,000? meet the analyst who made this call in 2016. we're awaiting amazon and apple before the close. danielle shay. we'll talk about her current approach to trading these megacap names. sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. unfortunately when it comes to the economy, depends which party is in the white house that is unfortunate. i will explain. behold the amazing manufacturing renaissance in america. the only problem, where are the workers? we'll dive into that. also handicap tomorrow's jobs report with tom gimbel. you don't want to miss my takeaway how the financial malaise is more than lip service. by the way we can get over it but the clock is ticking. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right. we begin today's show, focus on those bodged yields and the bond market because it has been on a tear. there is a number of reasons, right? we hear about greater government issuan