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. >> fishable college fleamarket is set to open for business again on tober 17th in haworth from 9:00til 3:00 p.m. and admission is free. >>> the bay area weather, another hot day today. temperatures a few neighborhoods in the triple digits, another red flag warning as well for the north bay. but finally, as we head toward next week, we are tracking a pattern change in maybe a week from now, we could actually be checking out some raindrops here moving in from the pacific as a storm was in from the pacific. highs from this afternoon, first we will talk about the heat for triple digits out toward santa rosa, antioch, livermore, oakland 86 and san francisco in mid to upper 70s. air quality, you'll notice this , the satellite, the smoke actually pushed out to the east . as a result, we actually had somewhat of a an improvement today across portions of the bay area. but the spare the air alert continues and another red flag fire warning, a third one i believe in less than a week posted for the north bay until 6:00 a.m. on sunday. the primary concern tonight will be the winds, with winds po

s daily infection rate has exceeded 20000 new restrictions were rolled out in the middle of the tober where clocked unsparing by region depending on the infection rate there the system has been slammed does confusing and britons are getting ever more angry as the holiday season nears he reports from the. as covert cases around europe authorities are looking for ways to stem the tide and some of the measures are pretty drastic here in the u.k. police in some areas of threats and to raid family christmas dinners if they feel people are breaking the rules the grinch himself would approve if we think there's large groups of people gathering with the shouldn't be the police will have to intervene the idea of police dragging grandma away in handcuffs might seem farfetched but some taking any chances and of getting creative in finding loopholes one innovative britain says he's beaten the restrictions on private gatherings and that only cost him $6.00 pounds by creating a company and listing family members a stuff some police chiefs do have other ideas and smashing your doors down while you w

china's economic recovery is showing mixed signals while broadlyg steadily -- steady in a tober withhe property market also weakening as the world's largest exporter, china is exposed to a worsening outlook in the rest of the world. the domestic economy remains robust. more likelykers are to lose their jobs after being furloughed according to a survey. about a fifth of young people off.been laid a similar percentage of -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. . thank you very much. , the brabia this week 20, the official dialogue with the business community ahead of next month's g20 meeting. happening at a time of unprecedented challenge for the global economy. the president is yousef al-benyan, he joins me now. also of saudi chemical giant sabic. thank you for taking time to be with us this morning. risks thisthe morning. i just covered them in terms of covid. your message from the business a --rs to the g20, is it avoid shutdown at all costs and look toward

all of this happening in the same day after the crazy month of september, and now it's ready to rock-tober. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." john roberts on how all of this is falling out at the white house. the president lives in the white house behind him, he wasn't in the oval office today. >> neil, just when you thought not one more thing can happen in the crazy election year, the president early this morning tweeting that he and the first lady have been diagnosed with having coronavirus. now the question is, how sick could the president potentially get. we heard from mark meadows, chief of staff, that the president and first lady's symptoms are mild. the president said to be in good spirits. he has been uncharacteristically quiet today. in a conference call he was supposed to lead in the noon hour today on covid support for vulnerable senior citizens was handed off to the vice president as opposed to the president leading that call. no real reason given other than the president's schedule shifts around and it was busy, had a lot of calls to make. one thing we know is this is ser

when it comes to eyeing a final vote of the full senate, next monday, a tober 26, a week before the electionss that data, the story adding gop senators and aides stressed the timeline was not locked down. cooperation from democrats could speed things up but they are planning a rare weekend session that would set up a vote as early as next week. one more call on the topic of social media and if it is good or bad for politics and discourse. this is debbie from michigan. ironic i find it kind of how it was the trump administration that called in truthfull media to be and to report truthfulness on social media and yet when it is trump in his administration who are posting and tweeting and such the lies and they are taking them down, then they are having a problem. it is kind of a two-sided coin here. you cannot have it both ways. as far as social media. there is a lot of fact checking sites that you can go to and check out your resources and find out who is telling the truth. i think it is a good thing to ,ull the negative, false themthful posts and pull down off of the site so that people are no

it is monday off tober the 19th, remember 1987, market dropped 22% for your single day drop in historyay, we're kicking off a big week on capitol hill preparing for votes on the stimulus tuesday and wednesday and on the supreme court late in the week. as for the market, red territo territory, down for the dow, nasdaq and s&p, not a huge selloff but we are in the red, big week for earnings as well netflix and tesla two of the very big names which we will be reporting this week, at&t, coca-cola, intel and verizon a whole lot more. it is the final presidential debate, that is on thursday, you can indeed watch it right here on fox business. and now this. perhaps you are like me amazed at the run-up in stock prices. right before a contentious election, i suppose nothing should be surprising in this dramatic year 2020 but i'll admit to being surprised when i walk into the studio on a monday morning and see the market rally and again, it didn't the opening bell. there is a possibility of a democrat sweep with elizabeth warren as treasury secretary. there is a likelihood of a long drawn out el

northerly so however we look at this week's weather, temperatures will be subdued for the middle part of toberespread across the country wednesday into thursday. if you have plans this week, hold off to the middle part of the week. every bit of decent weather will count as these restrictions go on so good to see there is a bit of sunshine. let's catch up on the sports news. holly is with us. starting with rugby union. we have a premiership line—up finally. exeter remain on course for a domestic and european double after reaching the premiership final. their win over bath takes them into a showdown against wasps later this month in what will be a repeat of the final three years ago. ben croucher was watching. it's been a long wait but exeter are nearly there. a european final next weekend, a premiership one after that. english rugby's powerhouse charging their way past or before them in 2020. beneath the bodies, them in 2020. beneath the bodies, the bill, the beginning of bath's battering. even if you can't see it, you can feel it. the coach said they had nothing to fear. stuart hogg may have g

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