but if you pull back and take the long view again, trendlines, not headlines you will see things are really hitting better. >> you have a pain pin in your lapel but says the skeptics. >> it is the name of my magazine. we are a science magazine that basically investigate all kinds of controversial things, global warming, terrorism. those are the newest issues, and ask a schedule threat. a scheduled thread. there's a lot of myths. so we are the myth busters as it were. >> what do you teach? >> i teach a course called skepticism 101 how to think like a scientist and not be a geek is what it's called. basically i'm taking 18 euros right out of high school and teaching them how to use their brain turning them from marsh and to critical thinking. >> what does it mean to think scientifically? >> thinking critically being skeptical to the claims on the evidence and the challenges the critical questions of any and think for yourself. >> who is your favorite philosopher?

so though two -- those two trendlines have gone down.he one that has remained flat is retaliation. so our survey work suggest that people in large degree feel that they have been retaliated against if they have reported on sexual assault. and that is not acceptable. but most of that retaliation we believe come from the peer and fewer numbers seem to come from official annels. whenever we get a report that it has happened in an official channel, we thoroughly investigate, and we take action when appropriate to do so. but most of it is airman to airmenen and a lack of empathy d we are trying to do training wo in that regard. vavago: madam secretary, thank u so much time f for spending so much time with u us. madam secretary: thank you for having me. thank you. thank you. vago: up next, vago: few people spend as much time thinking about the future of the united states of the air force then this retired general who is the dean of the institute of the air force association. during his career, he was a legendary fighter pil in the first gulf w

. >>> trendlines tara moriarty is life, she will have an update coming up at 6:30. and a live update on our website at ktvu.com. >>> a lot of people excited about our weather, it's not so hot. >> it'sgets a little warm. don't worry, there is cooler weather on the way. i'm excited. a beautiful sunrise over the big city. not yet. but the higher clouds over us, holding those blows up, so it is running warmer than yesterday by about five-10 degrees for some. not expecting any rain out of this. temperatures in the 50s and an 60s, a lot more 60s and we saw yesterday. a little cooler here, 53, 64 brentwood, napa airport 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. we lost the breeze. those high clouds have a lot to do with that. the breeze has collapsed or. there's nothing out of travis, that is a sure sign it will be warmer. the highest -- high clouds will have to thin out a little bit. nice, warm, too hot. ninety-seven, we will see higher clouds shave off a couple of degrees. seventys and 80s around the bay. i walked in with this man in the parking lot, and i said are you ready,

of the things the service will allow you to do is to be able to pull those data down and look at trendlines overtime for incense and plot out how things have been looking and acres harvested, planted and yield the first crops particularly around the commodity crops are in the united states i can show you hear one of the things that you could do is simply get data here and we would display a table. let's see if that actually works. one of the things i want to highlight here is one of the big difficulties in dealing with a lot of these older data initiatives is these data are from multiple different services and the way you can access them is widely differing across different agencies. will want to do here is to allow people how to figure out how to access the data programs every time i'm click -- clicking on one of these links you can see you can change it and that means i can simply copy and paste this link here and bring down data in the same manner as what i done through clicking on the user interface. once i've done that i can go off-line for incense and i can view various data science p

barry: we have done some damage by breaking the trendline.ave done some damage by having a 10% correction, which we have not had for a really long time. typically you see a 10% correction if you take the past century and average it out it is every 18 months. that is not how they roll. we have gone and extensively long period of time. just from june at all-time record highs. the fact that we have had a reasonable correction does not mean the bull market is a bear. it is not mean a recession is coming or we are entering a motion,riod of protracted. but a bear market remains an outside possibility. have you not look at the numbers that say we could go sideways for three months or so? barry: sure. that is not atypical. if you look at some of the history, a trend break is not normally resolved by biding time. usually you have some sort of selloff that reaches even a temporary bottom, and then things start moving up again. 200%body forgets we are up from the march 2009 lows. the market was up 12% last year and 30% the year before that. betty: we go

and red lines each of those are a global compliment looking at the year 200 hundred and again, the trendline for total precipitation in northern california is go basically flat so we're not seeing a big signal in our area in terms of the precipitation global warming precipitation goes up because the water cycle spends up but depending on where you are in your unique climate. >> however, looking at extremes precipitation extremes in this case that is one the things in the climate community that is something will be increase over the future extreme events and precipitation and climate on the left-hand side you have a table showing climatic change tables out through this is actually through the period 2016 and days without rain b will go up and heavy rain will go up? extremes will get more extreme this is the kind of thing that as implementation for the water entry in hetch hetchy and the stormwater management system in the city and county of san francisco. >> another extreme we care of is drought it is data it is observations on sand yawning river this is the extreme flows for the san quantum

and red lines each of those are a global compliment looking at the year 200 hundred and again, the trendline for total precipitation in northern california is go basically flat so we're not seeing a big signal in our area in terms of the precipitation global warming precipitation goes up because the water cycle spends up but depending on where you are in your unique climate. >> however, looking at extremes precipitation extremes in this case that is one the things in the climate community that is something will be increase over the future extreme events and precipitation and climate on the left-hand side you have a table showing climatic change tables out through this is actually through the period 2016 and days without rain b will go up and heavy rain will go up? extremes will get more extreme this is the kind of thing that as implementation for the water entry in hetch hetchy and the stormwater management system in the city and county of san francisco. >> another extreme we care of is drought it is data it is observations on sand yawning river this is the extreme flows for the san quantum

and red lines each of those are a global compliment looking at the year 200 hundred and again, the trendline for total precipitation in northern california is go basically flat so we're not seeing a big signal in our area in terms of the precipitation global warming precipitation goes up because the water cycle spends up but depending on where you are in your unique climate. >> however, looking at extremes precipitation extremes in this case that is one the things in the climate community that is something will be increase over the future extreme events and precipitation and climate on the left-hand side you have a table showing climatic change tables out through this is actually through the period 2016 and days without rain b will go up and heavy rain will go up? extremes will get more extreme this is the kind of thing that as implementation for the water entry in hetch hetchy and the stormwater management system in the city and county of san francisco. >> another extreme we care of is drought it is data it is observations on sand yawning river this is the extreme flows for the san quantum

what you care about as a candidate is not any given poll, but the trend, and the trendline is down.the people around her worried and realize a need to step up their game. guest: she does not have a huge advantage with women that she's to have. there's just four points difference. of the women's vote and bernie sanders gets 31%. she doesn't have this cachet to pull through. thank you very much. alix: tune in tonight at 5:00 respect."all due tomorrow, we get the republican results of the poll. scarlet: still ahead, instagram touting a new milestone -- a picture worth a thousand words -- it's actually worth hundreds of millions of users. eat that, twitter. ♪ alix: suffice it to say that instagram is killing it. they snapped up 400 million users. it took five months for them to rack up there last 100 million -- there last 100,000 users. is doinginstagram better than twitter. how does it face up to its parent company, facebook? are international users as valuable as the mystic users? all great questions. let's address a few of those. the numbers we get from instagram are given out in a p

alix: we were just looking at the trendline versus the two-year yield.o-year he yield become? overextended kate -- become overextended? is hard to say exactly at what point that will stop. maybe is 1%. that could be a psychological level for. i'm not sure. but we will have to watch the indicators. alix: what stocks leading the market have really been about tech? if you look at the nasdaq, is the 12-month moving average versus the nasdaq but also the resistance we have seen from 2000 versus now. we are kind of above that neville -- that level. katie: it is important to view this move within a broader long-term context. a long-termuch uptrend despite the correction we have seen. it shows where the correction is coming from. the retreat from the resistance in 2000. my point is to say that, if we were to recover, if we were to see the major indices return to new highs, that is a big deal from a technical standpoint. it is not just a short-term fake out -- short-term breakout. but also some overseas indices. alix: tomorrow at 2:00, what chart will you be watc

some adaptations and we are going to have to help communities be resilient because some of these trendlines are not going to be able to be stopped on a dime. we cannot stop them tomorrow. if those trend lines continue the way they are, there is not going to be a nation on this earth that is not impacted negatively. people will suffer. economies will suffer. entire nations will find themselves under severe, severe problems. more drought. more floods. rising sea levels. the greater migration. more refugees. more scarcity. more conflict. that is one path that we can take. the other path is to embrace the human ingenuity that can do something about it. this is within our power. this is a solvable problem. if we start now it is. we are starting to see that enough consensus is being built internationally and within our party politics that we may have the political will, finally to get moving. the time to heed the critics and cynics and deniers has passed. the time to plead ignorance is surely passed. those who want to ignore the science, they are increasingly alone. they are on their own shrinkin

and red lines each of those are a global compliment looking at the year 200 hundred and again, the trendline for total precipitation in northern california is go basically flat so we're not seeing a big signal in our area in terms of the precipitation global warming precipitation goes up because the water cycle spends up but depending on where you are in your unique climate. >> however, looking at extremes precipitation extremes in this case that is one the things in the climate community that is something will be increase over the future extreme events and precipitation and climate on the left-hand side you have a table showing climatic change tables out through this is actually through the period 2016 and days without rain b will go up and heavy rain will go up? extremes will get more extreme this is the kind of thing that as implementation for the water entry in hetch hetchy and the stormwater management system in the city and county of san francisco. >> another extreme we care of is drought it is data it is observations on sand yawning river this is the extreme flows for the san quantum

and red lines each of those are a global compliment looking at the year 200 hundred and again, the trendline for total precipitation in northern california is go basically flat so we're not seeing a big signal in our area in terms of the precipitation global warming precipitation goes up because the water cycle spends up but depending on where you are in your unique climate. >> however, looking at extremes precipitation extremes in this case that is one the things in the climate community that is something will be increase over the future extreme events and precipitation and climate on the left-hand side you have a table showing climatic change tables out through this is actually through the period 2016 and days without rain b will go up and heavy rain will go up? extremes will get more extreme this is the kind of thing that as implementation for the water entry in hetch hetchy and the stormwater management system in the city and county of san francisco. >> another extreme we care of is drought it is data it is observations on sand yawning river this is the extreme flows for the san quantum