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look at union pacific today. union pacific should be the one you should sell.nion pacific is west coast to east coast and retail. they're ready. their earnings are going to get hurt but they're ready that's the theme that i see. there are companies that are ready. when it comes to the broader financial mar financial market, there is concerns of unintended consequences leading to some sort of blow up there as one on intended consequence that'll come back and hurt us. or this interesting article in the journal today where a lot of these and they talk about chinese manufactures that are moving up the value change and starting to out source stuff to vietnam there and now -- and now buying chips they would have bought from qualcomm from their own suppliers to bring their costs down >> we are making china more competitive is the lead of the story. >> well, yeah i could no not -- look the issues is that we don't sell that much there and what we sell is going to be sacrificed at their earnings in the way that we sacrifice american companies that's the theme that's what

according to an nbc news afill t -- affiliate, this is a union pacific train. it was csed by a bridge failure and you might recall that story by nbc news earlier this year tt found more than 50,000 bridges across the u.s. are falling apar o mo this to come. >> former first lady michelle obama isd hitting the r urging people to vote in the midterm elections in november. she was in las vegas yesterday at a campaign style rally. it was the first of stops for henon-partisan group. she is the co-chair of a nonprofi organization that encourages people to participate in the voting process no matter for.they vote her next stop will be in miami on friday. >> residents are stillrying to pull their lives back together following last week's devastatin fire at senior apartment complex in washington. >> we watched that fire tear through the building right here on news 4. it was o of the most moving images of that day. a firefighter rescuin a woman from the fourth floor. he managed to get her to safety. yesterday, the two were reunited and carter had a chance to say thank you

john jay offers programs in criminal justice for future law enforcement >>> the union pacific spokesperson says an estimated 37 of the 95 cars went off the tracks and 20 fell in the river to a record high. no one was hurt or hazardous materials leaked but the bridge was destroyed >>> after a near five-year drought, sporting that classic sunday red, tiger was on the hunt for the annual pga championship. thousands of people following what some are call thing greatest comeback in history. grab his 80th career win. >> it was just a grind out there. i loved every bit of it and the fight and the grind and the touch conditions. and just have to suck up and hit shautz and loved every bit of it. >> he wasn't the only one loving every bit of the day. justin rose hit a birdie on his final hole to claim the fedex cup title and claim the $10 million cash prize. becomes the second world number one to accomplish that feet. frrjts heavy rains caused flash flooding in central kentucky. emergency crews were called out to help rescue people whose vehicles were stranded in high water. parts of 227 were impass

. >> b.k., union pacific, truck it or chuck it? >> it's not a trucking company, but you still truck it you still truck it for the exact same reasons i just mentioned, right? this again is a domestic play here, just like the trucking companies. that's where you want to be at this point in time you don't have to worry about the international problems and connections on the international airlines it's u.s. >> that's a great point. they do have their effective tax rates coming in pretty large j.b. hunt came in from 37% to 26% domestically facing, you don't have to deal with the trade issues so i would truck it. >> truck it. >> truck it as well. >> all right last but not least, tim, this is for you. fedex, truck it or chuck it? >> yeah, i would truck that like the doodah man told me. >> got to what >> fedex continues to execute. the one concern is you are seeing european softness very creative. domestic story continues to truck along fedex has been a stock to hold through volatile periods in this market so well run and if the economy is

you actually worked for -- was it union pacific railroad? yeah. >> i planned it all, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so you were in salt lake city and what made you decide to stop working for the railroad and be a country music singer? >> um -- wow. my wife was a big push. she, you know -- well, i screwed up and took a management job. >> seth: okay. >> and so, i was working like 80, 90-hour weeks cleaning train wrecks up and just running this -- the operations for this yard. and i just sort of, you know -- doing the conference calls and the corporate getaway thing and i hit vapor lock, i just sort of realized that this was not the backdrop. and she -- that's why i started writing and recording a lot again. and she just sort of told me, you know, "you don't suck at that." [ light laughter ] yeah, so it was like three months of like mulling it over, is this a good idea, and we eventually sold all of our stuff and moved to nashville. >> seth: that's fantastic. and so then you start this music career. at no point does it seem an obvious next s

it is burning in three directions including north and will continue to affect i-5 in the union pacific railway. people in the north say evacuating their homes and this fire is listed as human cause. the for service does not detail exactly how. >> those are some incredible pictures. thank you, deborah. bill will join us with the bay area forecast. >>> tool designed to save lives is being used by criminals to break into cars. it allows suspects to escape faster. is becoming popular in the city as car break-ins continue to be a problem. today the police announced they arrested a man accused of a series of car break-ins. route malcolm joins us in the city with information on the arrest. rob.>> reporter: julie, the police are encouraged they say that car break-ins continue to be a problem in the city. for that reason they continue to put ice in the problem area of san francisco. >> as it hits you see a shadow on the lower right. he has it in his right hand and just broke it. >> reporter: in the released video it is startling how calmly the burglary suspect operates. on august 17 in the tend

man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks in the canyon south of highway 84 and alamedaek at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the sheriffs department says the man had suffered injuries that do not indicate he was hit by a train. he has not been identified. >>> an investigation underway after the discovery everybody pulled from the waters in pacifica officers were dispatched to mount -- to palmetto avenue in pacifica yesterday morning after they received calls that anybody had washed up onto the shore. investors have not been able to identify that man they are asking anybody with information to call pacifica police. >>> policing gilroy fired at least one shot at after he rortedly threatened officers and a youth sports -- and a youth sports event was put on lockdown. police received reports of a stolen car in the area around gilroy high school. the suspect reportedly called police saying he was at the school and wanted to fight police. it turns out the suspect is a former police officer himself. authorities say they saw him driving on a field next to the high school and that's wh

in more than one direction including north, which will continue to affect interstate 5 and the union pacific railway. at one point evacuations were ordered all the way to the siskiyou border and evacuation warning is now being issued for the city of dunsmuir. the fire was caused by human but they did not reveal how the fire was started. >>> the north fire is 10% contained but has burned almost 1000 acres. helicopter and ground crews are battling flames near immigrant gap and off of interstate 880. it is tougher firefighters on the ground because of the steep and rocky terrain. and warmer weather is expected to the weekend. >>> today the final round of questioning for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. during yesterday's 12 hour session senators on the judiciary committee asked the judge his views on a range of issues includingexutive power, gun control, and abortion rights. cavanagh refused to say whether he believed there are limits on the president's power to issue pardons. he did say, quote, no one is above the law. we will provide coverage of the hearing this morning when it begins a

they are used by union pacific. we do have graffiti people who come up here and tag.some transients whcome through here but this person doesn't appear to be any of those">investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news ( robin ) in the north bay... mandatory evacuations were lifted for people affected by the snell fire. that fire has burned 24- hundred acres and is 45% contained. fire crews are still busy putting out hotspots and trimming trees and branches near the fire to keep it from growing. ( robin ) interstate-5 is open this morning ... six days after the delta fire burning along the freeway... forced miles of i-5 to close in shasta county. fire officials say the freeway is safe for travel ... but potential closures could be ordered at any time... because the fire is still burning. so far, more than 49-thousand acres have burned. the fire is just 5 -percent contained thi

union pacific reporting the train was carrying soybeans and sand.ency teams on the scene tonight in the city of alton. so far, no injuries reported, and no word of hazardous material involved. that accident is now under investigation. >>> overseas, to the massive flooding in northern india. that fast-moving water washing away entire villages. sending residents scrambling to rooftops for safety. more than two dozen people reported stranded in those raging floodwaters. >>> and the major victory for tiger woods. the huge comeback tonight, his first win since 2013. swarmed by fans as he approached the final hole on the final day of the 2018 pga tour season in atlanta. what he said, right after the big moment. >> it was just a grind out there. i loved every bit of it. and the fight and the grind, and the tough conditions. >> tiger woods adding that it hasn't been so easy for him the last couple of years, and he couldn't have done it without the help of everyone around him. >>> when we come back, the military mom's emotional family reunion. it's "america

the body of max balmes was found next to the union pacific railroad track.n't know how he got there. homicide investigators are looking for a connection between balmes and whoever killed him. it was almost a week ago that a pair of hikers called police after they came across balmes' body below highway 84 near palomares road. <"at the end of the day the community can really fast forward and fast track and investigation with information so if anyone does have information on the death of max, if they could come forward we would greatly appreciate it">( marty ) investigators say they have ruled out the hikers having anything to do with the murder. and they are lookng at other clues, now that balmes has been ( marty ) still ahead ... bay area baseball ... the giants snap a long losing streak ... and the a's continue their winning ways. mark carpenter has the highlights in weekend sports. bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell people to try my bowls? no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs) what? try m

(take pkg) (pkg)the dead body of a man found next to the union pacific railroad track in fremont has now been identified sotin fact sgt. ray kelly of the alameda county sheriff's office says homicide investigators are looking for a possible connection between max balmes and whoever killed himsotback on sunday september 9, 2018 a pair of hikers came across balmes' body below highway 84 near palomares road and contacted police. investigators say they have ruled out the hikers having anything to do with the murder. now that

they are used by union pacific. we do have graffiti people who come up here and tag.oesn't appear to be any of those">( darya ) investigators will use fingerprints to try and determine the indentity of the man. ( james ) problems are mounting at san francisco's troubled millenium tower. the high rise is already sinking and leaning... and recently they discovered a cracked window. but as for the cause of the cracked window? we may not know for a month. developers have to wait until a window washing scaffolding platform is repaired to examine the glass from the outside. by that time a new piece of glass should be ready to install. the home owners assocaition doesn't believe waiting a month will raise any safety concerns. ( james ) the federal aviation administration has now opened an investigatiohn into the crash of a drone being used to photogr

likely he knew his attackers we are looking at that angle">the dead body of a man found next to the union pacificrailroad track in fremont has now been identifiedsotback on sunday september 9, 2018 a pair of hikers came across balmes' body below highway 84 near palomares road and contacted police. investigators say they have ruled out the hikers having anything to do with the murder. now that he has been identified they are looking for other cluessot

the man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks south of highway 84 and alameda creek aty afternoon. the sheriffs department says the man had suffered injuries that do not indicate he was hit by a train. so far the man is not being identified. >>> an investigation underway after the discovery of a body pulled from the waters in pacifica. officers were dispatched tomb palmetto avenue half highway one yesterday morning. after they receive calls that a body had washed up on shore. investigators have not been able to identify the man and are asking anyone who may have information to call pacifica police. >>> two people recovering after a weekend shooting in richmond at a barbershop. two men walked into the fadeaway barbershop saturday night and started shooting. one man was shot and another was hurt by broken glass. one of the suspects who was arrested a couple of locks away from the barbershop, but police are still searching for the second suspect. no word on a motive. both victims are expected to be okay. >>> oakland police investigating a deadly shooting according to the b

they are used by union pacific. we do have graffiti people who come up here and tag.ho come through here but this person doesn't appear to be any of those">investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news haaziq madyun kron4news (ken)it has been six months since the deadly shooting at the veterans home of california in yountville. in march a gunman took 3 people hostage.. shot and killed them before turning the gun on himself. the chp finished up its investigation into the march 9th attack at the pathway home and has since turned the case over to the napa county district attorney's office for review. the victims were pathway's executive director christine loeber, clinical director jennifer golick and clinical psychologist jennifer gonzales shushereba who was six months pregnant.the pathway home has not re opened since the shooting. (ken)it has been eight years since e

they are used by union pacific. we do have graffiti people who come up here and tag.e do get some transients who come through here but this person doesn't appear to be any of those">investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news coming up at eight.. mounting problems for the troubled millennium tower ... the new investigation facing the building. plus. hurricane florence forcing half a million people to flee the coast. how the southeast is bracing for the worst. and next. california authorities reveal a massive gang bust.... in an unusually sophiscated crime scheme. how they targeted medical records and credit cards.. including some people in the east bay. (pam) a big story we are following. 32 - members of street gangs have been indicted on 240 - counts ... including credit card including credit card fraud. (ken) they are suspected in an unusually sophiscated schem

investigators released the identity of the victim today. 26-year-old max lopez was found next to the union pacific railroad track. deputies say they're trying to figure out how he got down there. homicide investigators say they are looking for a possible connection between max balmes and whoever killed him. back on sunday -- september 9, 2018 a pair of hikers came across balmes' body below highway 84 near palomares road and contacted police. <"at the end of the day the community can really fast forward and fast track and investigation with information so if anyone does have information on the death of max, if they could come forward we would greatly appreciate it">(grant) investigators say they have ruled out the hikers having anything to do with the murder. now that he has been identified they are looking for other clues. (pam) now to a big story we are following tonight -- after yesterday's devastating gas explosions in massachusetts ... a community is coming together to help one another. crews are going door to door checking to make sure the gas is turned off.. (grant) tonight -- it is unclear

(grant) today investigators revealed the identity of a man found dead next to the union pacific railroad track. they say it is 26 year old max lopez balmes. now detectives are looking for a possible connection between balmes and whoever killed him. they're also trying to figure out how he got down to the railroad tracks. these are all questions police say the community can help fast track... they are asking anyone with information to come forward. (pam) san francisco's building department has decided not to restrict access to the troubled millennium tower.. as you likely know, the millennium is already leaning and sinking... and recently cracked glass was discovered.the decision not to 'yellow tag' the building ... came in an email to the homeowners association ... saying the building department was reviewing the h-o-a's letter and will respond early next week. but will not take any immediate enforcement action, unless the situation changes.sot tom miller/homeowners association attorney 22-27"that's a very big deal and alleviated a lot of anxiety with the homeowners themselves" (pam) hom

it was found near union pacific tracks south of 84 and alameda creek yesterday afternoon. investigators with the sheriff's office say the death may be a homicide. in fact, it appears the man was not hit by a train >> jessica and i have been talking about this. a lot of you have too. gma's first look, serena williams's defeat raising questions about gender bias. the superstar service fined $17,000 for the violations that ended up overshadowing the match. >> reporter: in this morning's gma's first look, it was supposed to be a night of celebration but the u.s. open women's final ended with the crowd booing and both players in tears as the play was overshadowed by controversy outside the lines. serena williams was chasing her24th grand slam win when the umpire gave her a code of conduct warning, accusing her coach of making illegal hand signals from the stands. the six-time open champion was furious with the call. >> i don't cheat to win. i'd rather lose >> reporter: her opponent, 20-year-old naomi osaka, competing in her first grand slam final. serena made a costly mistake,

the man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks in the canyon south of highway 84 and alameda creek at 3:00 yesterday. the sheriffs department says the man had suffered injuries that do not indicate he was hit by a train. at this time he has not been identified. >>> an investigation underway after the discovery of a body in pacifica. officers were dispatched two -- to palmetto often -- avenue after they received calls a body had washed up on the shore. investigators have not been able to identify the man and are asking anyone who may have information to please call pacifica police. >>> policing gilroy fired at least one shot at a man after he reportedly threatened to police officers and a youth sports event. it started yesterday morning. police were called about a stolen car in the area around gilmer high school. the suspect reportedly called police saying he was at the school and he wanted to fight police. it turns out the suspect is a former police officer himself. authorities say they saw him driving on a field next to the high school and that's when he started to drive tow

quickly in a couple directions including north which will continue to affect interstate 5 and union pacific railway. at one point evacuations were ordered all the way to the siskiyou border. evacuation warning is being issued for the city of dunsmere. the fire was caused by humans. >>> time is 5:03 the north fire just keeps growing. it's 10% contained and burned almost 1000 acres. helicopter and ground crews are battling flames near immigrant gap. off interstate 80 it's tough for firefighters on the ground because of the steep and rocky terrain. plus, warmer weather's expected through the weekend. >>> also today, the final round of questioning for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. during yesterday's 12 hour session, senators on the judiciary committee asked the judge his views on a range of issues including executive power, gun contr he breeze ther limits on a president e, no one we will have complete coverage of the hearing this morning, when it begins, again, at 6:30. >>> time is now 5:04 new concerns in san francisco about a skyscraper that is sinking. this time it's a building righ

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a spokeswoman for union pacific said there had been heavy rain and recent flooding in the area no oned there was no contamination to the river. this is the second train derailment in that area in the last three months. >>> congress considering a vote on potential changes that could impact the way you fly. the government could order the faa to establish minimum airline seat sizes. seat sizes have been drastically shrinking as airlines push to put more people on board. the distance between seat rows was once about 35 inches and now most measure less than 30 . the fight to save seat sizes is one of many topics in and faa funding plan. there's a sunday deadline to keep fa plans running for congress may also forced the faa to investigate the size and number of airplane bathrooms and create standards for service animals. >>> the first steps toward finding a more permanent place for homeless people to park their rvus. supervisors are currently working on a plan that would provide services where the homeless could park. the idea is to give them a boost into affordable housing. place incity fo

the man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks in the canyon south of highway 84 and alamedaoon, said sheriff's sgt. ray kelly. a hiker or jogger saw the body west of the intersection of highway 84 and palomares road a few miles east of fremont city limits and called police, he said. ( darya ) thanks lydia. ( darya ) another big story we are following... police are trying to figure out how a man's body ended up on the beach in pacifica. the body was found yesterday morning in the beach area below palmetto avenue. this is a picture of the scene. joggers found the body washed up on the beach. investigators are now trying to identify the body. ( james ) anti semitic flyers are found at five east bay synagogues ... the flyers claim to be from the daily stormer book club -- a group that's associated with the daily stormer website. the group was nvolved in the white supremacist rally in charlottesville last year. and according to the anti defamation league, the group is using social media to try and recruit people to their cause.

that will continue to affect i- 5 and the union pacific railway. at one point evacuations were ordered all the way is being issued for dunsmuir. the fire was caused by humans, but they have not said how the fire was started. >>> alameda county fire crews happily contained a small grass fire that started narris i shortly after midnight. it started in the hills on the west side of sheridan road and south of interstate of sheridan road and south of interstate 680. crews managed to put out the flames pretty quickly, but 7 acres burned. no buildings burned. firefighters just told us there is no damage to property. >>> fire investigators in fairfield are trying to find the cause of an overnight fire near a popular thrift store. that fire destroyed a commercial garage on n. texas st. fire investigators in fairfield are trying to find the cause of an overnight fire near a popular thrift store. that fire destroyed a commercial garage on n. texas st. a battalion chief said the garage had rooms within rooms and was frequented by transients . the fairfield fir

union pacific, southwest, apple among so many others but i got to tell you this whole line of reasoningally misses the point. look, when companies first started doing buybacks they were novel. many fund managers didn't actually recognize their power and reacted positively to each earnings beat purelily by a buyback shrinking the number of shares common denominator but over time money managing got wise and every time you get a buyback engineered it's called out as being manufactured more importantly while the earnings growth at buybacks create may be dubious they do have a real impact on the stock market as a whole. remember, markets are all about supply and demand and they do a terrific job of sopping up supply we have a seemingly endless wave of savings coming into the s&p 500. this has not been slowed by higher evaluations or by rising interest rates and hasn't been slowed by tariffs or baby boomers hitting retirement age the money coming into the market via index funds has defied every prediction the experts tell us there will come a time we have more money coming out of the market t

. >> remember, we talked about that it got me thinking, b.k., union pacific, in the rails, trinity industries comes out trn. >> you're trucking it? >> uh-huh. >> see you back rehe tomorrow ae "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or, of course, tweet me @jimcramer anybody who has a high school diploma has almost certainly taken a course in geometry, some miss seconds a physics and have a deep understanding of quantum physics but you know the one thing they almost never teach you in high school let alone touch with a ten-foot pole in college, financial literacy and i'm not talking about economics here, you could be an ecom major and not learn anything about retirement readiness, let al

past aber of 1862 grant guy who would go want to be the chief engineer of the union pacific railroad and built half of the transcontinental railroad. he is a gentleman in the civil war. he is at a brigade command. gowas assigned by grant to to corinth and set up an intelligence network to send people out to prepare for grants invasion of mississippi and his attack on vicksburg. graduate of 1861 the university. he knew about the military from his time there but he was a civil engineer. he had a very organized mine and that made him perfect for intelligence work. he ventured west. infantry.the fourth after shiloh you was building railroads in tennessee and in mississippi repairing railroads for the union army. grant knew he found his master because dodd was legendary for and hisry keen insights. excellent organizational skills and he was tenacious. he was tenacious even as an old man. he had surgery on his: and did not have any anesthesia -- on n and do not have any anesthesia when he was 82. milesemains at court, 250 from the front and organized scouts to achieve intelligence in the p

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pacific has put 10 straight days of decline. his longest losing streak since 2002. the u.k. and european union to be planning a meeting in november to sign a brexit deal. it may be announced within days. gasoline futures jump. barrelefly topping $70 a as a category four storm heads toward the east coast of the usa. nejra: good morning, everyone. let's bring you these numbers just crossing the bloomberg. operating profit, first half recurring operating profit at 985 million euros. the estimate was 981 million euros. that is a beat on that first half recurring operating profit number. confirming revenue growth. it is reporting a record recurring ops margin. that is what the street was waiting for head of these numbers. we also have the first half recurring operating margin coming in at 34.5%, beating the estimate of 34.4%. another thing the market was looking for was any commentor on china. we have a coming through as well. the ceo seeing no change in china demands. commenting in a call with reporters right now. post recordg hermes profitability in the first half. that is the key takeaway. the m

union the minute that go it is probably the trillion horse x. make you into you to get to explode. power brokers business decision makers and asia pacificancyl answer swell their all and latifah stock for the eastern economic forum we'll get you up to speed right after this break. so the next actual threat like china becoming a superpower and get its act together like we did during the cold war after russia put up but the u.s. landed on the moon that's why i mention the list and look if we have an existential crisis coming down the path guys like trump and other entrepreneurial. leaders will mobilize the country and i welcome this challenge because right now america does. play with. business executives from across the asia pacific region have gathered and russia's poured says he of laddie last oct fourth he is trying economic forum and one of the most attention grabbing events so far was a meeting between vladimir putin and the chinese president xi jinping in two metres visited our far east theme to acts of bush and while they are they gave their cooking skills a whirl whipping up some pancakes together and then eating them with copier

founded during depression, pacific steel casting went on to become the third largest steel foundry in the u.s. steel foundry in the u.s. at one point in employed more than 600 union workers in his three plans. cranking out parts for vehicles, military ships and oil rigs. it never recovered from a bankruptcy filing in 2014. the neighbors nearby tell the berkeley blog of a feel for the workers losing their jobs . >>> the threat of another major earthquake is prompting san francisco city leaders to take action. today they toward an apartment building that is being retrofitted. they are calling on hundreds of property owners across the city to follow suit. and file for permits before next week's deadline. san francisco launched a mandatory retrofit program in 2013 for the city's most earthquake vulnerable buildings. >>> and israeli teenager fell to his death while taking a selfie at the top of a yosemite waterfall. he fell off a cliff at the top of nevada fall yesterday. he was reportedly tryinghotohim he was visiting yosemite national park from jerusalem. his death is under investigation. >>> tsa is beefing up its technology at a bay area airport . oakland internati

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, 70 in san rafael. 72 in sonoma. 70 at union city and tin land east bay will have highs mainly in the mid to upper 70s. looking at tropical weather in the pacificrm owe liveia is headed towards the central reeg wron of hawaii, expected to pass through the central part of the state tomorrow southeast of honolulu, packing maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. while it is strong enough to produce wind damage, the greater concern is flooding from the heavy rain that's likely to accompany this storm. then it is going to pass on out to sea and weaken. here is a look at the accuweather seven day forecast here in the bay area. temperatures will be quite a few degrees below average over the next three days. inland highs, mid to upper 70s. right around the bay, about 70, 72 degrees. 60 on the coast. we will see milder conditions on saturday and a little warmer on sunday, monday and tuesday. i will have a loser look at dangerous hurricane florence in a few minutes as it approaches the central atlantic coast. >> thanks, spencer. >>> well, next here at 6:00, he is known for his fearless running on the field. >> tonight this picture ...and get the br

unions, same workers can build water plants. amy: we will do part two and posted online at democracynow.org. antonia juhasz, oil and energy journalist. we will link to her latest piece in the pacificndard headlined "death on the to code access."

with mexico, canada, and the european union, when the issue fundamentally is with the growth from all of our farmers and ranchers in the west will come from the pacific rim, that is insane. >> senator? >> thank you. ambassador, thank you for being in nebraska earlier this week. we had a great roundtable with about 50 egg producers and business people within the state. -- theye with you agreed with you on your kindness -- comments with china. when you talked about the youteral agreements, touched on what might be happening with you can in your earlier western. do you want to tell me how we are going to get back to japanese market back and be able to grow it? >> as we begin to have these conversations, i get pretty passionate. this is now my 26th year in this town. the vast majority of that time has been spent working on these kinds of things. these are difficult issues to resolve. my first job out of graduate school was in portland, oregon. i worked on the discussion between the evolving relationship between japan and the u.s. it is personal, between farmer and consumer, with the japanese people. toope we have an opportunity sit down and engage with j

pacific is expected to barrel through the philippines this week. the super typhoon is expected to impact maximum winds before gradually weakening. the u.k. and european union be preparing for a special summit in november to sign a brexit deal. bloomberg has learned that several key issues still have to be resolved, but brussels is ready to schedule a one-off gathering so leaders can formally a great to terms of the split. plans for the summit may be officially announced at the eu meeting in austria next week. sterling has risen on optimism about the deal. woodward's book about chaos and the white house is now only available through kindle and audiobooks as amazon rushes to restock. "fear" isoble says available at stores and customers will receive orders online. this is bloomberg. francine: we are getting breaking news out of rolls-royce. it also does some of the -- it is involved in defense markets but also in some of the planes. currently falling to a session low. iberia hasnd that has one of its engines experienced an engine failure. rolls-royce saying they are aware of this shutdown incident. that is hitting rolls-royce shares quite hard. apple is expec

pacific northwest burger joint. trouble was, one of the workers would turn up with badges that read abolish i.c.e., no one is illegal paired the company says that is not right but the unionelong to says there is no written policy. they were forced to bring them back. now, the company is getting a written policy saying, no one wants to be you know, faced with politics coming in to eat their food. and so, the union saidthey should be allowed to express themselves through badges . but the company saying, no. we're putting her foot down. that is basically the story. people wearing badges making political statements. >> they have every right to dictate what approach their staff will take to a customer when they walked to the door. >> and they have a written policy pair. >> the two cbs and les moonves. he is out after new sex abuse claims surface. judge napolitano is with us. i want to ask about liability, number one can les moonves be sued by his alleged victims? >> generally, yes. i said generally because i don't know how old the allegations are. he claims they are 20 and 30 years ago. there is a statute of limitations. it is two years for injury to the body. it is six years