than the a.m. peak the a.m. peak traffic the peak hour generation is not during the peak period like large educational institutions or intersections on the downtown one way that serves the in bound traffic, however, they're not applicable to the project or the project site given that the composition of the existing project and surrounding neighborhood is primarily residential no evidence to suggest the traffic volumes are higher than in the a.m. than the p.m. then the eir adequately captures the highest traffic of the day and the analysis of the a.m. peak did not provide information that changes the conclusions or mitigation measures because this letter was received this week we didn't include it in the responses document, however, the concerns raised in the letter have similar in the letter to the draft common period that were respond to in the comments and responses document as i mentioned the evaluation of the issues contained in the eir i s the implementation of the project result in considerable contribution

reason bart s will improve on time and performance the budget puts thirty more train cars during the peak service and commits $20 million for the rail reminded to keep us save and reliable this is additionally i'm hoping that bart counties about join together to lend critical support for this system it is important for the quality of life of our region i also want to colleagues thank all of you and mayor ed lee for participating in the 22 day muni challenge supported by san francisco transit riders we had hundred percent all lotta's fountain supervisors and mayor it was a fun and at times two days of the challenges of system the one thing i'll say as a daily muni rider for many years when our tracking each of our rides as opposed to having vague memory with negative experiences forgetting the positive experiences muni does pretty well compared to some of the perspectives about the system the system carries 7 hundred thousand trips a day almost half of the ridership of the bay area in a changing physical lay out in san francisco given the density and the narrow streets and i high congestio

often with the image of how its peak in the distance. the keyhole on longs peak. and right below the keyhole which you go through to get to the center of the mountain is , the agnes bail shelter cabin in memory of a denver right and call out a club member, who in january of 1920 five lost her life while making the first ascent of the east face. of longs peak. title vale pop -- bridal veil falls. the pool on the firm-odessa trail. mummy range as seen from trail ridge road. chasm lake. fall river and horseshoe park in winter. for our rocky mountain national park is as beautiful in winter as it is in summer and fall. then we have our patron saint, the big horn sheep. and the elk. what would we do without our elk? as you know, by 1900, all the elk in the estes park region have been hunted out of existence, and they had to be brought back by rail car from the yellowstone region of wyoming and introduced into the national park. the only person who objected was f.o. stanley. he wrote a very famous letter that said you know, from what i hear about elk and their propensity

we're heading toward the peak of hurricane season. of july, august, september, half way through october. here's the graph of the peak. september 10th the peak. we're watching closely. remember the predictions were six hurricanes on average. we're only supposed to get three to six. haven't had any yet with the three named storms. texas, oklahoma, and that's about it. looks very nice. in the northeast, hope your windows are open. >> good to hear that. thanks for that. >>> still ahead, latest move from lebron james that have some wondering if he's trying to be like mike and has nothing to do with the nba. ♪ yoplait greek 100. the protein-packed need something filling, taste bud loving, deliciously fruity, grab-and-go, take on the world with 100 calories, snack. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million american

with the fields empty - and the main highway blocked off, they'd brought production to a halt at the peak of harvest in one of mexico's main agricultural areas, the valley of san quintin. >> they're asking drivers for donations to support their cause, because while they're striking, they're not getting paid. >> when they are paid - workers here make an average of 120-130 pesos a day - or $8-9 dollars. >> for laborers, especially those with children, it's hard to understand how they could get by on the wages they're paid here. which is why workers like ana joined the strike. she's been picking in the fields since she was 12 years old. she works at a nearby raspberry ranch now, normally 6 days a week, but sometimes it's everyday - and even then, she says it's not enough for her and her family. >> because i don't know how much a carton of eggs costs here or milk, so i'm curious how that money spends, how do you make ends meet, how does that affect your budget? >> i don't see a refrigerator, so are you able to refrigerate food? >> most of the people who live in ana's neighborhood are also far

. -- initial report say the peak in reunion.com from the plane. a flight of fancy. for internetplans drones to help people get connected. welcomes the first up coming to you live from bloomberg's asian headquarters in hong kong. happy friday to you. economists surveyed by bloomberg had estimated arise of 1.5%. let's look at the year on year change. factory output rose 1.2% as compared to a fall of 2%. at big beat on the factory output numbers. it was at some moderate for the first time in three months. we will continue to see how markets react in the next hour. let's check in on some other markets. to new zealand right now, we saw a little changed on wall street. the ndx 50's starting off flat. the new zealand dollar spot strengthening. also counting down openings in australia and japan. helpful spending coming out at the bottom of this hour. this is what it looks like. down, buttures were we are expecting a slight higher open today. yet has been weakening. n has been weakening. it's a national holiday in sri lanka, so no trading bear. let's look at some breaking ne

particularly at the peak, gets extreme and collective. en everybody says it is going to the moon, i am the guy who says get ready, it will crash down. alix: when you see something like that, what do you want to do, sell those stocks? peter: yes. the happier the analysts are, the more eager they are to get on something like this, the clearer it is that sentiment is reaching an extreme. alix: let's take a look at the cover of "the economist," talking about the empire of the geeks, talking about all the coverage we have seen covering silicon valley. what is this make you want to do as an investor? peter: same thing. this says to me when it reaches the cover, everybody agrees. you rarely see magazines put something that is controversial on the front. particularly somebody like week," theirews cover stories have been the tory us. when "the economist" put something on there, that says that the community has embraced this. particularly with silicon valley, today if you were to go on to "the new york times" website you would see they are talking a

this is since the shanghai composite peaked in june. could have more room to fall but you're seeing a lot more caution from investors outside of china. but the effectiveness of government measures, it's anyone's guess how far the shanghai composite will continue to fall or rebound. >> pete, you touch the fxi here? >> you know, i liked it but i hadn't jumped in yet. the one area that is actually china related was casino stocks. we had buyers coming in to win, coming in to las vegas sands. the move in the last week and a half or so has been extraordinary. >> i'm glad you brought that up. it's perfect timing. bertha coombs sends around some of these days. these are intra day. wynn resort, las vegas sands is up nearly 2%. >> if you just looked over the last week and a half ago or so scott and you look to last week, las vegas was $50, now it's 55. there was a lot of option activity in there. that's what grabbed my attention and put me into those names. i'm in the options only. but right now the rest of china, seems like everyone has their pa

the heat peaks today cooler by the weekend.headed our way in one second. out there, good morning, oakland. 59 degrees. 64 in san jose. 66 in concord. a warm 73 in san ramon. 56, good morning, san francisco. santa rosa, 55 degrees. live doppler 7 hd with satellite showing a big area of high pressure cranking the heat and expanding. hot again. one of the differences we're seeing clouds and showers bringing a little moisture in the form of higher humidity today. that's why it may feel hotter compared to yesterday. highs today summer effect. 80 in oakland. 101 in walnut creek. this is why the heat advisory will be in effect. antioch going to 104 later this afternoon. let's look at more numbers. starting in the south bay, high today san jose you will be hot, as well. sunshine, 92 degrees. going to 99 morgan hill. 90 in santa clara. along the peninsula 83 san mateo. 89 palo alto. 88 for menlo park. downtown san francisco, 71. 65 daley city. into the north bay 96 santa rosa. 93 sonoma. 91 san rafael. 89 in vallejo. oakland up to 80. 8

peter: extrapolation, particularly at the peak gets extreme and collective. when everybody says it is going to the moon, i'm the guy who says get ready, it is owing to crash. when you see something like that, what do you want to do? sell those stocks? peter: yes. in happier they are to get on this, the more clear is that sentiment is reaching an extreme. we are looking at all the coverage from silicon valley getting a lot of attention. what does this make you want to do? peter: when it reaches the cover, you never see magazines but something controversial on the front. someone like time or newsweek, their stories have been notorious. the economist, when it something on there, that is the financial community has in race to. with silicon valley, i have noticed that if you were to go on to the new york times website, you would see they are talking about silicon valley or today than they ever talked about it in the peak of the.com bubble. everybody is on board, including the media. have any other favorite historical magazine covers that mark a turning point? peter

today still feeling like it's in the 80s, even at the peak of the heating.but as we head into saturday afternoon, it's going to feel like it's in the triple digits in a couple spots. it could feel as hot as maybe 105 at the worst of it as we head into saturday afternoon. then sunday afternoon, this is would it's going to feel like at noon. it's going to feel like it's around 100, maybe 102 degrees already. so in the peak of it in the afternoon hours, it's going to be even worse than that. so this is the start of the heat wave. tomorrow a high of 92 with scattered thunderstorms helping to cool things off temporarily. sunday we're right back in it. a high of 98 degrees and an isolated thunderstorm still possible on sunday. sunday is a yellow alert day because of that heat and humidity combining to give us a heat index value well above 100 degrees throughout the afternoon. in the first alert seven-day forecast, 95 on monday. so no real relief, even as we head into the workweek. scattered showers and thunderstorms still possible and we stay in the 90s >>> welcom

some update on capital projects particularly those that impact the transit service from the twin peaks tunnel were r work is going to starts at the end of this month i don't believe there is any outreach to the public to inform them of the schedule the impacts the bus institutions plan etc. i'm interested in that and request whatever information guests to that end and with doyle drive. is there a summary routine to get to 19 avenue and presidio to the marina thanks >> anyone else seeing none ms. bloomer. >> moving on to item 8 the advisory committee report directors mr. weaver is not here in report and item 9 public comment consent calendar be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items we'll start with herbert wiener and david you've said everything david followed by jim. >> herbert wiener only one minute oh thank you okay herbert wiener now, did you tell the disabled when they were celebrating the ada that the mta expects them to walk a quarter of a mile to bus walking is good for you i wonder in the church didn't say t

so, we're starting in the peak season pretty soon. still no signs of an increase. sunny, hot and humid this afternoon. high temperatures in the low 90s. tomorrow even hotter 95 feeling closer to 100. not only tomorrow but thurt as well. thursday is the only day with a really high chance for getting showers and thunderstorms. less humid air comes in for friday. this heat wave could potentially last all the way through the weekend and into early next week. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> a recently revived soed ka company is letting you pick which flavor will hit the shelves next. the poll chose between 27 soda varieties. the most popular will hit store shelves. a new company acquired the name recently and it's expected to resume protection next month. you can find a link to the poll on our website at nbc10.com. >>> coming up this afternoon startin

it is down 40% from the peak where it was. matt: thank you for that. a look at some of the top stories crossing the terminal. the confederate flag will come down from the grounds of south carolina jk statehouse. nikki haley will sign the bill legislation this afternoon. pepsico's second quarter earnings be analyst estimates. exchange rates will reduce earnings by 11 percentage points this year. the company is the world jk largest snack maker and his second when it comes to nonalcoholic beverages. more than 2ed million customers last quarter and has almost 89 million subscribers. they have been challenging the wireless industry to match its offers. cap twiceas a market the size of sprints. not as many customers, but twice as big in market cap. greece scaring off investors who are used to investing in turmoil. lisa is here to tell us more. everyone is too scared to participate? lisa: scared is the wrong word. we are talking about a political mess. we have been dealing with this for how many years? outeting headlines coming from people in greece. you do no

then by 3:00 p.m., that's the peak of the heat. 102 and 103 or so, 104 for the peak of our heat index. that's the feels like temperature, the combination of temperature and humidity. better in the mountains in the yellow zone. that temperature in the 80s there. even by the bay not much relief because the water temperatures are so warm. a around the low 80s now. and then the feels like temperature drops back down into the mid to upper 90s. still uncomfortably hot. in the metro area reaching the mid 90s as will much of northern virginia will reach the mid 90s. low 90s around the chesapeake bay. north and west of washington should be generally around the low 90s during the afternoon hours. just a small chance of a storm developing, maybe a little greeter chance out of the mountains. heat advisory in effect all the counties in orange, metro area for this high heat and humidity. noon until 8:00 p.m. also, air quality alert today, all the counties in gray in the metro area. increased ozone. those with respiratory ailments stay ensued. as we reach the mid 90s we'll have the heat a visery in

and the peak number reporting season will be in november. so that's usually a strong period for the stock. hist to beically the stock has done very well in the back end of the year. >> oil prices is supposed to be good for airlines all the airlines. the question has the recent price in energy actually going to benefit ryanair as bottom line going forward? >> this year they're 90% hedge at 910 which would be above the market per metric ton which is $95 a barrel. next year they just announced that they're 70% hedged at 657. meaning there's a 250 savings next year. they have a huge benefit in them as they go into the following year with lower oil prices. and this will be likely ahead of the market. so ryanair's competitive position is going to be extremely strong as you look into next year. >> what's your top pick in the airline index, stephen? >> for me it's ryanair and longhold aeg. >> there you go. >>> and trading at the top of the stocks index. the dutch electronics company says the increase was driven by sales growth in its health care unit

this will not be the peak of the heat. it gets even hotter tomorrow. i'll have details and what to expect, in a few minutes. >>> kari works very hard on our nbc bay area weather app. you can download it anytime. it's free for iphone and android devices. click on the weather tab and you can see how hot it will be in your neighborhood. >>> firefighters continue to make progress near lake tahoe. 2200 acres are charred, but the lolo fire is-- lowell fire is partially contained. nearly 2,000 structures remain under threat. >>> cal fire have their hands full. in all more than 9,000 acres on fire. in the state alone, 270 wildfires broke out last week. thousands are on the for front line, and two of the biggest threats are fires currently burning in northern california. >>> a follow-up this morning on a devastating string of teen suicide on cal train tracks. cal train is joining the city of palo alto to replace four miles with new taller fences and testing heat sensitive cameras that would alert officials when somebody is on the track. an early warning could g

at the peak in 2000. of course this is a doomsday scenario. it does suggest that energy's decline can get much worse at these early stages. here's what i care about. more recently we've taken out these q1 lows. while we're below, that the trend is lower. i think there are some shortable opportunities here. i would be under weight. stay away from these stocks. >> are you saying that we're going to see an unwind in energy stocks like the unwinds we saw in technology in the bubble and financials in the crisis? >> as it's shaping up right now, whether the decline gets as sharply down the 50% decline that we had in those other sectors remains to be seen. as it's concerned now, the energy spidr around $70. i think $60 is reasonable for that. it's going lower. the long-term trends are pointing lower. and we'll take it one step at a time. >> who thinks ari's nuts? who thinks ari's right? >> nuts is a strong word but i would argue, ari, we're in a place where we've got a perfect storm that is taking oil down and t

. >> that is the peak and the branch came in on an angle and shot down towards the bedroom. >> nine days after storms through south jersey, piles of downed tree limbs still sit for pickup on the side of roads. >> we have been through hurricanes and earthquakes and this is the worst we have seen. >> we have 216 homes that sustabled damage and five homes are destroyed. and now leaders met to see how to get south jersey back to normal. and now they are assessing damage and hoping the state can qualify for a disaster declaration through fema. >> it helps with a cleanup on this scale. >> we are months before this things get back in order. the bills will be unbelievable for small communities. >> so now there are piles sitting here and crews are getting to them as quickly as they can but officials asking for your patience as you get through the process. eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> eva it was a bit overcast on the boardwalk in seaside heights for the 4th of july weekend some hit the beach but the weather is no worry this holiday weekend is all about the fun. >> cooking out and dinin

since the shanghai exchange peaked in june. also worth pointing out the chinese are going beyond putting money into this market to try and stop the force. they've announced today there will be investigations and probes into potential funds that have been dumping shares. they are doing everything they can at the moeptment to try to stop further down side. we'll watch to see if they're success successful. i wanted to move on to this. 13 major u.s. companies now signing up to the president's ambitious goals on climate gas reduction. he's talking six tons of remissions reduction. that to take place 2030. all of this leads to the paris summit at the end of the year. the latest move by companies like wal-mart amazon coca-cola that signed up, all of that suggests we might have a better atmosphere running to climate talks in paris at the end of the year. back to you. >> geoff, need you to look into your crystal ball. the windows 10 operating system. what are analysts looking at? optimistic at all? >> this is fascinating isn't it? normal

how hot we get and when the heat reaches its peak in a little bit. katie? >>> four firefighters suffered burn injuries battling a wildfire. they've been airlifted out and are being treated. previous estimates put the fire at more than 4000 acres but more mapping has downgraded it to 1,500 acres. the fire 15% contained. fiat chrysler has agreed to pay a record fine and to make safety repairs to some 11 million vehicles. and tonight an abc news exclusive. the department of transportation reveals the details of the de and what led to that massive fine. david curly has details. >> reporter: the government had to go to the expense of these crash tests because chrysler fiat refused to share its data 11 million cars some jeeps, dodges, and chrysler cars still on the road with bad axles, ignition switches, electrical problems. fixes that didn't work, consumers note notified. inconsistent and inaccurate information given to the government and consumers. >> there's no way to defend what fiat/chrysler was doing and whether it's matter of co-mission or omission, the rea

i think the worldwide market peaks around 2017, 2018. the u.s. market peaks this year. thing to remember it a lot of the growth that is still available is on the really low end in china, india, and a lot of these developing markets. samsung has done ok there, but that is where european -- where you see people like xiaomi and micromax having much more success. emily: and they are doing it cheaper. >> that's exactly right. emily: samsung -- if the smartphone market is going to peak isn't apple going to feel , the pinch too? >> not necessarily. apple basically in many ways, is , a fashion item and a luxury good. at the height of the market, apple is able to maintain its margins. that is a challenge samsung faces. samsung is squeezed with apple the top and xiaomi and micromax at the bottom. it doesn't have the same electricity -- elasticity or the cachet of smartphone. emily: i want to talk more about the apparent heir at samsung. how optimistic are you for him turning around this company? bob: i think it's a challenge. they are very interesting to look at. you have all thes

the peak that we have ever sold from a grow standpoint is $978 million a year. we average 8500 horses that we sell on the ground. it is the thoroughbred market place. our yearling sale -- you have all these horses that you hope within a two-year span will be running and safe from the kentucky derby. you have all these horses coming in. a broodmare sale is like the nfl free-agent market. you have someone who is, the racetrack,, a mare that has produced good fourth. you want some and to bring them into continue to produce those. we are nonprofit. everything we make here at keeneland goes back into the facility and the industry. the irs deemed us a not-for-profit in the 50's. we maintain the same philosophy on everything that we do. our margins on the sales emily cover is different than what a christie's would be. most option houses charge the seller and also the buyer. we have a flat commission that we charge the seller of the horse. we cover the overhead with that. the catalogues, pedigree sheets, marketing internationally to allow them to get buyers from overseas

we may be getting towards the peak here. ins could go back down as they invest against larger opportunities -- india, mexico cloud, et cetera. we overlaid on our chart, the stock either sits sideways or can decline as well. the next of growth would take substantial increase in margins from here an we just don't see that happening particularly this late in the investment harvesting cycle. >> there is also the case for up side which is you have prime day which happened in the third calendar quarter. that's included in the guidance. company already gave us which is better than the street was expecting. then the fourth quarter is the holiday quarter which is generally very favorable for amazon. it is usually after the holiday that the stock trades off. is it dangerous to take this type of position going into the back half of the year? >> yeah. the amazon prime day is now baked in and analysts actually took their numbers up a week or so ago after that event. as you look forwards 4q typically this stock is strong going into the 4q

the winds reached a peak of 75 miles an hour. it was the worst stor 100 years. despite the tush lance no one -- tush lenses. no one was -- turbulence, no one was hurt. >>> good news for those driving to their summer destinations. falling oil prices are sngendi the gas prices lower. the average price is 2.71 and that is down $0.04 from last week. if oil prices keep falling it is possible they could fall below $two a gallon by the end of the year. >>> fiat chrysler will pay a record $105 million for violating safety laws. federal regulators say the auto maker was too slow to tell customers about 23 recalls. chris van cleave has the numbers on the record penalty. >> on april 5th 2013, mada leno and sanchez barely escaped this fiery wreck. their 1994 jeep grand cherokee exploded on a languages freeway when it was -- los angeles freeway when it was rear ended. they suffered debilitating burns. the plastic caused it to fwhursz flames. >> it was defectsive. it made it very unsafe. very dangerous and that is what this recall is about. >> federal documents show at least

it turns hot on tuesday with the peak of the heat on wednesday.ght rises and that will bring increasing clouds for the better part of next weekend. >> drew, thank you. over to colin now with some hot baseball highlights. >> we will continue to talk about tim hudson. this is pretty rare feet he did today. the giants' itch pitcher talks about doing something only 14 others have done. they headline the 5 >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> the giants were able to do a few things. get within a game of l.a. in the west and give tim hudson a milestone win against his former team. the 40-year-old h duh dy beat every major league team except one. the team he spent his first six seasons with the a's. he lost in 2008 and again last year and today he got it done. it was a 4-3 victory and is just the 15th pitcher in major league history to beat all 30 teams. >> it is a cool thing to be able to say you have done. i was fortunate enough to play for some good teams and had a chance to beat all of them now. it is pretty cool. the most imp

the. -- peaks. the size of the french economy. on friday the regulator announced using of market trading rules -- easing of market trading rules allowing investors to use homes as collateral. efforts were met with another selloff and again this morning. now the regulator is launching investigations into shortselling activities for stock index futures. the pro bowl farkas of -- you focusocus -- probe will on short-term manipulation. infront to stem the -- writing to stem the regulation, regulators are starting to look desperate. i want to give you the quote of that thebernard saying mood among investors is emerging on panic and it is extremely hard to call may bear in a rage. detail. more in the story. coming up we want your opinion on the event -- more details on the story coming up. we want your opinion on the events. ore miners on the way down, the slide set to continue. that is what experts say. the question is, how much iran or is leaving australia? .nd you have the answer, paul paul: 38 point 4 million tons, a record in june.

you can see the peak is on the side of the heart there. you can see it is pretty concentrated spatially and we are not sure we understand the origin of that. there could be a source region there or another explanation. but either way it catches our eyes because across the rest of this disk there is no other carbon monoxide concentration or anything like this. we already know that. it is a special place on the planet. randy will shortly show you some pretty profound results concerning the atmosphere. in fact the first results we will share and fran shows you the detection of escaping ions from pluto and jeff will talk about new terrains high resolution photo. have a look at the icy frozen plains of pluto. who would have expected this kind of complexity? and this scene is essentially ad adjacent to the mountain ranges. you can see the stark contrast. jeff will show you more. i will show you a graphic. it is a flyover made as if your eye was 25 miles over pluto and we can start that flyover of far away mountains in the belt. if they could cal

between the hours of really 3:00 to 7:00 during the peak heating of the day, more thunderstorms will develop. here's larry miller. good morning. >>> good morning allison ray. good morning to you at home. i want to give you a look at our traffic map, where we have issues going on, on i-395 between duke street ask seminary road. we get a sense of how significant the delays are. we understand the left lane is blocked now, due to a disabled vehicle. we are starting to see delays coming from edsel road, a few exits south of duke street. be mindful of that, especially those of you traveling from 95 making your way to 395. after the 7-day forecast, we'll have your drive times around the metro. over to you. >>> 6:40. love them or hate them. growing up reall had to do a project for our school science fair. >> a 10-year-old girl and how her every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your

the peak of the heat is on wednesday. 105 in antioch, even oakland warm, in the 90s.rancisco, one of the warmest days we have seen this year upper 80s. even upper 90s in san jose. so as this warm weather moves in few heat tips. seek out ac if if you're outside for a long time frequent break necessary shade, and check on the pets, kidses and elderly. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we're sun-soaked tomorrow. the warming trend really reaches hot temperatures tuesday, and it peaks on wednesday. around the bay in the 90s. coast, mid-70s, inland, triple digits. the heat eases on thursday. humidity rises on friday and more cloud cover for saturday and sunday. >> appreciate the warning. thank you. >> the giants hot hot hot. >> i guess the plan tomorrow night and then tuesday night, good time to be there. night games. today, though, perfect weather at at&t park in college, long beach state, matt duffy could barely hit it oust the infield in three yours he tote reallied zero home runs. must be a bloomer. he hit his ninth toys. the quad ski. the cowboy hat giveaway, we were

the peak of the heat is on wednesday. 105 in antioch, even oakland warm, in the 90s.rancisco, one of the warmest days we have seen this year upper 80s. even upper 90s in san jose. so as this warm weather moves in few heat tips. seek out ac if if you're outside for a long time frequent break necessary shade, and check on the pets, kidses and elderly. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we're sun-soaked tomorrow. the warming trend really reaches hot temperatures tuesday, and it peaks on wednesday. around the bay in the 90s. coast, mid-70s, inland, triple digits. the heat eases on thursday. humidity rises on friday and more cloud cover for saturday and sunday. >> appreciate the warning. thank you. >> the giants hot hot hot. >> i guess the plan tomorrow night and then tuesday night, good time to be there. night games. today, though, perfect weather at at&t park in college, long beach state, matt duffy could barely hit it oust the infield in three yours he tote reallied zero home runs. must be a bloomer. he hit his ninth toys. the quad ski. the cowboy hat giveaway, we were

from the peak from early in june. levels gets broke on the upside or the downside you should expect the shanghai composite to continue moving in the same direction for a few days. but if you want to get your head around what's happening in china, you need to see what's happening in the shanghai composite weekly chart. this puts things in perspective. the shanghai composite went from being basically range bound for ages. look at this thing. this is like nothing was happening. nothing. kind of a steady eddie rally in late 2014 to a crazy town style euphoric, parabolic, glow off in 2015. after the initial crash that started in june collins points out you can see the july rally in the form of a little wedge here. and he thinks this pattern is quite bearish. this is the pattern he's referencing. this key chinese stock market benchmark does have a floor of support around 3400. not that bad. although collins expects it to break down below that level in the not too distant future at which point he thinks the shanghai composit

>> on friday the peak comes early and then we start getting better. lly by the time we're on with the last hour we are going to be nice and light. we can hope; right? take a look at the bay bridge. right now it's backed up to the maze. 880 ramp is a little crowded. another ten minutes or so on to the bridge is taking another half hour to 40 minutes to do that drive in san francisco. we're also looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy in the east bay. 580 a little slow on the altamont pass. it is improving in livermore as it does on fridays. southbound 880 from hay ward to union city is closed because of an earlier accident. as we take a live look at the south bay. this is northbound 280 on your right and traffic is light. so far out of downtown san jose on the way up to the valley. let's bring steve in here. >>> thank you, sal. we have a lot of low clouds and nothing making their usual surge here. inland also over the bay. and temperatures look like they will come down a little bit. there is a system digging into the pacific northwest and

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slowing off the peak levels.m,uck maker is one of a longer path is given to ms. cycle earnings. still in a slump here, even though they are trying to recover, those shares are down 2.2%. those downgrades also coming hit downace, taking a by 4%. part of this has deal with spending on cranes. goldman sachs already has sell ratings on a trio of other machinery. joint global is known as a big maker of mining and whitman. knowing what's happening to the price of metals the mind in west work, they are down by 5% today. a big hit across the various machinery stocks. i want to talk to you about a company called roper technologies. another industrial engineering machine technology company, cutting due to exposure to energy clients. it makes sense to anybody who is companiesneeds -- that serve commodities. olivia: interesting. industrials will -- were also the biggest lag or in the chinese selloff area thank you so much, julie hyman area top stories this morning, the search in the atlantis for two teenagers is expanding to