up.l, the ku klux klan, to punish the little children for speaking up for democracy and for justice, they had a plan, and they planted a bomb in their church, right on sunday morning. the headquarters of the kids was the 16th street baptist church. and so they put a bomb in their church on september 15th, 1963. i was 10 years old. john was 12. and these four little girls, their bodies were found in the church. cynthia, addie may, carol and denise. and we were so sad about that. it's like today what is driving a lot of young people to speak up and stand up. it's partly sadness. it's grief. it's feelings that the world isn't the way that it could be. and that we could do better. in des moines, edna griffin had started a group called the congress of racial equality. and so people around the country had services to mourn for the little girls. and we had one here in des moines. and, yeah, we finally see our little brother there. there he is, paul, right there. >> stanley mentioned that our fam

look just like that up there. much close on my gosh, isn't that incredible. and we were just talking about how she was reporting from kirkwood. >> and we talked to coop who, you know, his ways family built scratching and owned it. so coop was south lake tahoe and he left so yesterday he said okay, i think did ok area and he was kind of near sarah. and then, you know, he ended up evacuating last night around 5 o'clock. so we've the situation continuing to worsen weather wise are firefighters going to get any help from mother nature. so mother nature not being the most helpful today. the winds is the biggest factor up there for sure. and that is really pushing this plays to the north and east. >> this is your view from dl bliss state park, which is on the southwest side of the lake really popular spot actually fairly close to emerald bay and what you can see here is that golden glow from the fire that makes its approach and of course just the smoke that it is putting up to the north and east. the winds here in the b

we will check our index coming up at 5:30. >>> coming up, tragedy on the tracks.nts for passengers after a train derails. >>> the violent struggle after a high-speed chase on a california freeway. >>> a reminder, the kpix 5 news >>> this evening, authorities are investigating what caused a deadly train derailment in montana. at least three people were killed, dozens more injured in the accident with some cars jumping the tracks. >> oh my god, the train is it's destroyed down there. >> social media video from survivors show the terrifying moments after an amtrak empire builder train derailed saturday in north-central montana, killing at least three and injuring dozens more. railcars were tossed on their sides, passengers stranded and luggage scattered in the wake. the westbound train was on its way from chicago to seattle when it derailed near jutland, montana. it was carrying approximately 141 passengers, and 17 crewmembers. >> i was laying down in my compartment on a bed. so luckily, i just tumbled in the room. >> reporter: andrew was headed from chicago to portl

we can go up and look at a little bit higher up here and now we're up around caples lake, which is justoutside of kirkwood. 46 degrees 34% humidity. all these numbers are good 58 degrees at owens camp 38% humidity. these are all really good numbers for firefighters, and that's why we're seeing good progress on the fire, and i think there's a little more optimism today because really the last 48 hours were touch and go. i think the last 36 hours would make a break for this thing, and firefighters knew that and because of the winds and what have you and amazing, you know, let me tell you something. fires don't come off. they burn uphill. so you know, echo summit, right? they don't go. downhill they don't this only happened a couple times in the history of fire in california. big fire like this. that's gone up. the other time it happened was on the dixie fire when it summited and then dropped down to almanor. so this is a very unusual fire. circumstance and firefighters were able to contain and control something that was very, very unusual for the state of california. so when we come back,

kron four's will tran live up in sullivan county with a follow-up. >> to the story. way. >> yes. and unanimously what they don't agree. james is what the health department is doing or not doing the health department still standing by its stance of not doing the mask mandate for all of solano county despite seeing the covid-19 cases going up. so if you're waking up in vallejo this morning. your city of a 121,000 people. the largest city in solano county. you will have to mask up if you're walking into any building, we're not just talking city and county buildings in vallejo. any building whatsoever. and of course, unless you're eating or drinking because they want to slow down the delta variant vallejo did talk about this a couple of weeks ago, they said they would watch what benicia was going to do and sure enough last week. bin isa did the same thing. unanimously passed their mask mandate, not waiting for the solano county health department to go ahead and do that. so the did the very same thing. he went around. we got reaction from vallejo residents and it seems to

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ihv up 3%, -- iag up 3%. up 25% in five trading sessions.erday that this country will reopen things for foreign travelers if there unvaccinated, unlocking a big rally in those badly beaten up airlines. this has been shut now for 18 months? americans have been able to go over to europe, there has not been reciprocation. now we unlock the story, the one part of the cyclical trade once more. tom: you and me in manchester united on october 30, we will be able to take that, no question. on a better economy, dynamics and gdp and particularly the denim -- the dynamics of inflation, the oec in paris, a chief economist joins us now with a transient report on where we are and where we are heading for 2022, laurence boone. wonderful to come up with you again. how transit walk is our inflation -- transitory is our inflation moving forward? laurence: thank you. it is nice to catch up with you again. thanks a lot. it means three things in english if you allow me. the first one is we have a lot of supply bottlenecks due to the fact that the world is not be

but we are going to heat up. i'll have more coming up in a few minutes. mike you're seeing a backup in san jose. >> in front of our camera. i saw a vehicle pulled over to the shoulder north of 680 on 101 and then a big backup. things just started to move over the last few minutes. the sensors show no slowing and now there's more slowing, so what happened i think a crash just before the camera released trvg and now there's recovery. that's about it for silicon valley. peninsula is clear. cluster of incidents throughout sunol. there may be a vehicle in the middle of a roadway and a motorcycle down. that's the one i'm concerned with. we'll track both and the slowing through contra costa county and out of the area westbound across the bridges and highway 37. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you've been shopping you might be wondering is it happening again. toilet paper flying off the shelves. next on "today in the bay," the phenomenon behind the round of panic buying. >>> one of the hottest jobs in america pays more than $400,000 a year and there are a lot o

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up next. and temperatures in the in the valley still really hot- the coast as you know but we do out some changes coming even a slight chance for sprinkles talk about that when i see you next. and looking back on the september eleventh terrorist attacks twenty years later at ten thirty we hear from the family of betty ong a flight attendant and bay area native who was the first person to alert authorities to the deadly hijacking. twenty years has gone by. but i also have to say that it's been twenty years of anguish park sites in san francid marin could end up costing you money the national park service is considering a proposal to charge parking fees for eight popular sites ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live to explain this proposal. janna. well julie many spots like this parking lot here at lands end lookout fill up on the weekends and the holidays and the parking is free for now but the park service says they need to get more revenue and they're thinking of raising parking fees. for the

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he hooked up.our times for touchdowns with jalen cropper, this one with just under five minutes left gave fresno state bulldogs at 35 30 win. they missed the. two point conversion but get a field goal later. 38 30 jake connor 378 yards, passing five touchdowns and one interception. congratulations to the hater family alright friday and has the videos. let us check this out. and back by popular demand. ryder cup action usa is jordan spieth. this is the shot of the day. maybe the shot of the year. is he going to fall into the. lake michigan. no but the ball lands on the t and team usa leading europe. 62 that's the sporting life. you guys have a great weekend. all right, you too, mark. thanks so much. and thanks for joining us tonight have a great one. tonight have a great one. everybody -(stella panting) -the vet called. stella's test results came back. he wants me to bring her in...today. oh, no. come here, you. oh, jay, i'm so sorry. that is the bad thing about loving animals, right? but think abou

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another radar check running up at 7:00. >>> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here's norah o'donnell with a preview. >> here's what we are looking on for after kpix 5 news at 6:00. as we are just days from the 20th anniversary of 9/11 we will talk to two pilots who nearly paid the ultimate sacrifice on that day to protect washington. it's a story you don't want to miss as the cbs evening news is now minutes away. >>> straightahead the nfl season has begun, a warriors player became a proud daddy, and the giants had a well-deserved day off, look at how the a's have taken california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >> baseball up top, and a's manager bob melvin told us a couple of nights ago their best days are ahead, after four straight losses, he is it wrong. to the oakland coliseum, give this man a contract. he caught this foul ball with his fanny pack. nice souvenir, sir, hold it up. we see it. a's against the white sox with the baserun

we'll show you where things are shaping up -- slowing up a bit, i should say, coming up. >>> if you want action, let's talk about washington. big testimony from a very important general. we are going to talk about that when we talk politics. let's tauchmany right now. they will talk about the dangers ahead for us in our economy. powell, in particular, worried about inflation. inflation is the most dangerous thing to your retirement and family's budget. you have surely seen the affects at the grocery store. powell is expected to say while inflation is temporary, it's going to be a longer temporary than we first shot. yellen will talk about covid and how it's hurting our economy. she sent us an advance copy of her opening statement, and she said significant challenges from the delta variant continue to suppress the speed of recovery. >>> do you know who this person is? he used to be a designer at apple and was just hired by ferrari to design their electric cars, and if you are not in the market for a ferrari, you could be in the market for something like a ford versus a ferrari, and ford a

up significantly, but here, too, significantly overbought and essentially they've stopped going up todays well industrials and materials have had a tough time because china slowed down on the delta variant. that's been a big issue. we normally should see these stocks doing well on the global recovery, but that's not happening. i also want to point out consumer staples here. they've had a tough time this month as well because they've had supply chain issues. they're also dealing with higher prices, so big names like coke and kimberly clark are having a bit more tough time. so i think the problem here is very simple. number one, we have washington t dysfunction, but two, we have the rise in interest rates and we have a different situation than we had earlier in the year when interest rates went up, but we also had an early cycle recovery going on and the fed was far away from raising rates. now we're in a mid cycle recovery and the fed is closers to raising rates my point, this is not the same situation as earlier in the year different part, different time of the, different situation for t

stretching up 6.83 conquered as well as up into the north bay where most of our lightning is up in solano county between toledo and fairfield. >> i've got plenty more coverage on this morning's active weather. still ahead. >> and also a busy friday morning commute. we already have a hot spot. 80 eastbound in the end result area. we'll talk about t i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪i love the way you're livin'♪ ♪'cause you so genuine♪ ♪you got that something special♪ ♪didn't you know?♪ ♪i just need you, you, you♪ >> 5.15, right now and we've got storm tracker 4 all fired because you will notice as i did when i did the lightning strikes. >> i am. when i admit i

this is all linked to a warm up. we'll have more on that warm up with your full forecast in a little dance, so we got to keep an eye on. all right, mark. thank thank you so much on late word into the ktvu newsroom tonight regarding the dixie fire yet to be identified first responder. has been killed. very little information is known at this time about exactly what happened. now firefighters have been making progress on that fire. in fact, evacuation orders and warnings have been reduced in some areas and at last check containment was at 56% 889 acres have burned. this is video poster to the lesson. national force facebook page more than 6500 structures remain threatened and close to 1300 have been destroyed. the fires burning in. butte, plumas, lassen to hama and shasta counties and is a second largest and 14th most destructive in california history. containment of the cal door fire grows tonight it is up to 43% right now. earlier today, firefighters headed at 37% contained with so many people staying away from south

he was just straight up. good to people as people pay their respects to actually outside the school close friend ryan cove, a thinks about the conversations he used to have with diaz. >> bay is a local radio sports talk show host and new actually for 30 years. what i would do my radio show. he would text in a while. i was doing the show with his own take to not give them the private show. >> and so we enjoy that banter back and forth. so i just always take is his joy for life. friends say he was an avid traveler and had a passion for technology. diaz is survived by his parents, a brother and a sister. >> phillipe djegal all kron 4 news meanwhile, the contra costa county sheriff's office has not shared what led up to the crash nor have they identified the driver and have not explained why the information has not been released publicly at last check. the driver was reportedly being cooperative with authorities. >> well, another big story we are following tonight. president biden take an aggressive stance agains

reaching up to 70 degrees. the difference between there and our inland valleys reaching into the low to mid 90s. a cool down in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> a well populated look at 880. here is fremont. 880 travels through the tricity area. that's fine. i have an issue in the tri-valley area that might be a problem for your early commuters. we'll check on that for 580 coming up. >> we'll check back with you. thanks so much. 5:42. happening now, the controversial security fence around the u.s. capitol is coming back. the fencing that went up in the wake of the capitol riot was removed back in july. capitol police say the fencing will be part of preparation for the justice for j 6 rally for saturday outside the capitol. the rally in support of the rioters who stormed the building on january 6th. >>> inside the capitol democrat in congress are hammering out new taxes on the rich. >> part of the multitrillion dollar plan to expand medicare and pay for elder care and child care, free preschool and t

nice warm-up at lunchtime.e, we're in the upper 60s in the south bay and only headed towards 74 this afternoon. 76 will be the high in livermore. we'll see 79 in antioch. in san francisco, reaching 74. we will be warming up and we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> let's take a look and we don't usually see this look from san francisco, but here's a great view of the upper deck getting into san francisco westbound. when i saw the flashing lights from an earlier disabled vehicle, but it may be off the span and that's a nice shot. here's an easy drive where the camera was. the incline shows a little slowing so here's the build here. that's not what is causing this slowdown here. i was concerned we saw slowing in concord. there's a disabled vehicle being moved from the lanes now in concord, and so that could slow you down because of potentially a traffic break. that's what i think happened in the last couple of minutes. there's an overnight crew on 680

up. you can take five agitators and they can get a crowd of 1000 fired up really quick, especially if they know what they were doing. what i would consider the true agitator, i don't have his history, we didn't do a deep dive on who he is, but he got up and came to the front and started using keywords that people use when they are trying to agitate a crowd. once in agitator gets a crowd going, they don't take the lead, they let the crowd take the lead and they fall back. once i settle down a jump back in front and start trying to stir everybody back up. he came to the front and started using words that, quite frankly, i said i would put you down. the guy looked at me and said, this is our house. i said it is our house, too. he said is our f-ing house. i said it is our house, too. the lieutenant and i were talking back and forth. share of meals at some point, troy mills from houston, he started engaging with them, too, talking with him back and forth. he is a share of, he definitely -- she

this morning, the futures for the s&p up 7.5%. dow futures up 72. treasury yields at this point, the 10-year is at 1.287% crude prices are one to watch, joe. crude oil prices down 15% from the highs. wti this morning up 22 cents to $68.81. >> a lot of highs everywhere as you mentioned, in the averages >>> weather can be the top story. i'm not sure we were thinking about that we thought ida would have petered out. a lot of water left in that system >> it gives you perspective of how bad things were when this was just the remnants of ida how bad it was when it came ashore >> wind and everything >> right >> and the weird effects with the tornadoes in areas that normally don't see tornadoes the top story remains of ida soaking the northeast with historic rains causing widespread flooding and tornadoes and fatalities seema mody will have an update from wall street let's start with contessa brewer with the destruction in the tri-state area contes contessa, i guess mostly trees and what you normally see with power lines and power out. things like that >> r

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only 16 and up.ds could make an argument you're requiring my child to take a vaccine that isn't fully approved. what the l.a. school district will say is look, if you don't want to take the vaccine, you can opt into a virtual learning program and that sort of saves them from saying they're forcing anybody to take a vaccine that they don't want to take. >> for those who say maybe the president should do more, is there a legal case? can you require a vaccine to get on amtrak or if i'm going to get in a plane and fly to new york, los angeles, boston? >> you can require a vaccine for most things. the question is what political cost does the president want to assume? the easier thing is to start dealing with funding for entities like amtrak or businesses if they don't comply with the vaccine guidance. you make the hammer from the federal government, the carrot versus the stick. the power to do so is quite broad. >> it's like the traffic laws in the day. states want highway funding, raise the drinking age.

wall street, all three averages up in the green. dow up 70 points higher.q is 60 points higher the focus is on u.s. inflation numbers tomorrow and we get retail sales and trade numbers later in the week in the u.s it could be another market moving week as far as the u.s. is concerned worth reminding viewers, because the fed is happening next week, we are in a quiet period with fed speak. we will not hear much from fed commentary this week. >>> the country has too many electric vehicle companies and consolidation might be needed in china. there needs to be something to address chip shortages in the industry three companies for driving up auto chip prices chinese electric automakers are trading a lot lower today. chinese regulators are reportedly planning to break up successful online market arm alipay as beijing continues the crackdown on tech. sam filed this report. >> reporter: chinese authorities want to breakup alipay it has 1 billion users and set up a separate app for the loan business weibu is a small loan business both are micro bendlending unitf ant

. >> order up.khouw is looking his chop as this restaurant gets ready to report earnings, just don't fill up on bread sticks he's laying out a real appetizing trade plus, the chart master says when the chips are down you buy some more why carter worth sees a breakout building for one semi name and later, red alert tony zhang is flagging some down side in the defense stocks how he's protecting himself from the fallout. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it the semitrade getting fried. the etf dropping nearly 2% carter says one chip is about to rip. carter, take it away >> what we know is bad week, transports down. industrials down banks down most sectors down. the philadelphia semi-conducting index putting in a green week. let's look at a few charts then look at xilinx xilinx versus the semi-conductor inde and you can see there how much xilinx has lagged. one being up 325 versus 190. take a look at the ten-year chart. it's even more substanti

so instead of going up 2 and a half percent, we look at prices going up 18.6 percent and that's 24 percent of c p i. now you're talking interest rates, a negative interest rates, not negative 5.4 percent, negative 8.5 percent roughly. and that's all i did. there's so many things, you know, of course, housing bubbles aren't reflected in the cpi and that's the spotlight is all wrong. everyone looks that consumer price inflation, that's what matters. it's inflation that what matters. so economy is running the bank of international sediments as come out many times. and it is and has talked about that deflation or negative prices that the consumer level isn't really even. what matters, it actually gets more goods to more people standards of living rise when, when goods are cheaper and more people have access to them. bad is help on producing a rise in the cpi which it now has. but still it's happening with because wants to make up for, for lack of loss, inflation. you know, if it's crazy, so how long as his transitory for it's transitory until we have the next crash or until democrats do someth

so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> from the area's local news station.'re watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us on this labor day. hope you're having a great one so far or at least we'll have one later today, although it's going to a little toasty. i understand if you plan afternoon, barbecue got john with that. good morning. john. yeah, hot barbecue today for sure. hardly even need to turn the grill it is going to be a really warm one with some triple digit heat returning to many of our inland valleys. now as for the forecast for coastal areas. those are the spots to get to and probably about the only spot you're going to an indian traffic today will be along highway one. >> because everyone's going to want those 60's 70's out there. a look at the coastline right now. in san francisco, not necessarily at the coast but close enough looking really nice and clear. you've got some blue skies up above. it is going to be a beautiful day in the city. de

you guys showed up.nse but for defense, it was one of the loudest places i have ever been, especially enclosed like that. i would like to see the numbers on that. it got really loud. las vegas did their thing and helped us win. they were so loud and it is so hard to communicate, if we have one person who does not get a check, we do a lot of checking and a lot of things, if we miss one thing, the play will not work and if the crowd can help us do that for our defense, that will help us win football games. larry: derek carr. you can see the connection with zey jones, who turned out to be the hero. 65,000 fans in vegas. more to come on toyota after the game. 33-27. the raiders get it done. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroon relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with yo

all dressed up there. wow. >> whoa. look at that one.the gallery was a third smaller with about 300 guests and proof of vaccination required. >> you can't give us that and move us along. >>> coming up the recall election is the delay. governor newsom's job is on the line this morning and we're live at 5:00 breaking everything down what you need to know to cast your ballot if you have it. >> kari hall tracking a warm start to our workweek. >> we will cool off. san jose, 59 degrees. enjoy the cooler temperatures and talk about what's ahead coming up. >> i don't know what temperature it is but you're at the limit here. 65, 101 through palo alto. >>> right now at 5:00, governor newsom's job on the line today. polls open in just a matter of hours with millions of ballots already cast in the recall election, so the question is could we know the results today. will those results be accepted? we're breaking it down. >> i think everyone looking at the same destination, i think this is in how fast do you do. >> should you get one. the debate over

i knew we had to get up -- to help people we had to get up there. >> i pretty much said i'm going upo get everybody out. that's the key. as much people out as possible. >> most of the people in tower one came out on the mezzanine above the lobby. then they'd get out through another building. >> i want to use lobby seven as -- >> the chiefs didn't want anyone going through lobby doors. first, it was because the wind was blowing outside. then, it was people falling. >> you don't see it but you know where it is and you know that every time you hear that crushing sound, it's a life which is extinguished. it's not something you get used to. and the sound was so loud. >> as you're looking up thinking how bad is it up there that the better option is to jump. >> the fbi is now investigating reports of a plane hijacking before these crashes we're telling you about at the world trade center towers this morning. >> pieces of the building and the planes actually wound up blocks away. gideon was walking with his camera when he found a chunk of the plain engine that crashed completely through towe

next up, >>> baseball up top, and the giants, how big are they? they got a shout out today from a three-time nba champ. >> hey, give me a home run. i will scoop that for you. let's go giants. >> reporter: while klay thompson awaited, they put this one over the fence. leadoff homer to open the scoring against the brewers. pitcher logan webb did not hold anything back. a career-high 10 strikeouts helps him walk in a 1 run over 7 innings. bottom of the thntll had walks, and then there was darren rough, and he was clutch. a 2 run head against a guy, devin williams, who had not given up and earned run in over 2 months. next batter, thairo estrada, with a knockout blow. a 3 run shot. good morning, good day, good night. the giants snapped their format game losing streak, won 5-1. they have the incoming dodgers now. big deal? >> we had a little skid here, but you know, it was so much fun watching those guys at the end of the game get it. i know we were all screaming in here. it was a good game for us. i think we needed that. >>> reset, giants and dodgers,

all students, 12 and up. we'll have to get both shots of the vaccine by december, 19th in order to go to school in person more than 640,000 students are enrolled in the district. and 220,000 are eligible for the shot. school board members say they need to do whatever they can to keep students in the classroom. i think we also owe it to kids to return to a sense of normality in school to work towards a future where we're not quarantining thousands of kids where kids don't have to miss class to get tested weekly. well we're not spending over $5 million a week on testing that there could be going to music and the arts. students who are not vaccinated by that deadline will not be allowed on campus but will be allowed to do remote learning. the delta variant is causing an uptick in patients, mostly unvaccinated in intensive care units gave his rob roth heard from to northern california doctors who say this latest surge is taking a toll. program doctors working in northern california intensive care units say there'

however, containment is now up to 20%. more than 540 homes have been destroyed, but the fire is now threatening more than 34,000 structures. >>> right now, cal fire is holding a community briefing on the caldor fire. let's listen in. >>> so, this is something that we are definitely keeping an eye on. we have night shift, dayshift, moving in here, and it is something that we are definitely paying attention to. moving around out here in the division juliet, lower echo lake. lower echo lake, we just found out yesterday afternoon that there is a bunch more cabins on the lake. we put some of our firefighters and boats this morning, sent them across, and they are doing active structure protection at lower echo lake, trying to protect the structures along lower echo lake. we are finding more values at risk that we weren't aware of earlier and we are taking care of that stuff. moving down off of the hill, down highway 50, down into branch 15, into christmas valley , south lake tahoe, again, heavy resource commitment. we have folks

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up 20 on the s&p 500. bounce back from yesterday's big day of losses on the s&p come the biggest one-day loss back to make. -- back to may. in the bond market yields turnaround but only little bit. crude turned around a little bit. euro-dollar does not. 1.1654. there is dollar strength in that dollar strength sticks this morning. tom: dollar strength is interesting and maybe it signals the end of the economic estimate. right now for bloomberg surveillance and all of new york city it is about recovery. some of that leadership has come off of deutsche bank. christina riley's interview with bloomberg in celebration of their move to midtown. i have to say come in the heat of this pandemic, we are here, we will stay here and we will open offices. jonathan: does the deutsche bank center. formerly known as the time warner building. tom: joining us is architect matthew luzzetti with deutsche bank and also their chief u.s. economist. give us a snapshot into christina riley and you opening up the new deutsche bank c

every time we think how much more run-up can we see it keeps going up.tors that are attractive even in this market. we are seeing this rotation to quality. we see a certain amount of profit taking. there are certain sectors we like and others we are cautionary about the example, we are under weight consumer discretionary specifically with goods. we see demand going down as prices are going up. at the same time, we like the services there is so much pent-up demand with the experiences people are having we see the higher demand in that space. we can't ignore the fact the s&p 500 is up over 20% this year investors are seeing it and getting concerned. we advocate to do is take profits in the index like s&p 500 and russell 2000 and rotating to quality. going into the very securities selection. into specific sectors that are well positioned to deal with the higher volatility which is what we are expecting for the remainder of the year. >> are there certain companies out there? you know sectors in the market cap areas. certain industries more a t attractive tha

, to step up and vote. today, we have a number of speakers who are here, who are just amazing leaders in their own right. i'm going to be recognizing a number of people that have joined us today. one of the most amazing leaders we've gotten today is our very own speaker, nancy pelosi. she needs -- she truly needs no introduction, but if you indulge me. i remember when she first became speaker, we saw the newspaper articles and it said "madam speaker" plastered on top of it and i can remember thinking wow, things are going to change. we have a woman who is really showing the way. making it normal for women to be in power and to have a say and have a seat at the table. so without further adieu, nancy pelosi. >> thank you so very much car men. when it was new. i see carmen in this w challenge rise up in the ranks from one position to another. thank you for devour great leadership as well. it's an honor to be here with you and the mayor and malia. >> president cohen: and representative stephanie. it's great to

we are up to close to 10% right now. tengion up. day four, we see how long -- 10 up as well. -- tencent up as well. they four, we will see how long it lasts. >> look at the bond market, king of bond market, saying essentially bonds are investment garbage. cash's been trash for a long time. there are now new contenders. bonds are not trash receptacle, for sure, will stocks follow? we can look at all this. that is where money is going into equities. >> isaac pool was on the show about an hour back, he was talking about the 10-year yield at two and a half -- 2.5 percent, 3%, do you want to be in equity market in a world where that happens. and athens quickly. as rude talking about the economic backdrop -- as we are talking about the economic backdrop, later this week we get the weekly jobs report. as return to -- china was a big story yesterday with contraction. we are still above 60, still a strong number as far as those parts of the global economy. >> looking at all these markets, hang seng up by about 1%, we have a guest with us, yo

we got up to about 22 minutes. we have stalled vehicle and a very slick bridge across the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge as well. a little under 14 mil for your drive time. there. look at the golden gate about 20 minutes as you're traveling into the city. you can see that fog starting to set in just a bit. and that's where that accident is located here in the south bay southbound one. oh, one at the key wrote sorry. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rates. 9.17 and tomorrow will be 20 years to the day since the deadly act of terrorism, the most deadly is that we've ever had on us soil which was, of course, 9.11 thousands died on that day. the heroes who battled the tariffs on flight 93 among them. >> that's that flight that was headed to san francisco kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with the mother and close friend of one of those heroes deaurra boldly and she was heading back to college in the bay area. >> when the plane was hijacked. >> 20 year-old deaurra bodley was intent on making a difference in this worl

that october 18th deadline that janet yellen seemed to indicate was put up or shut up time to get all of this resolved or we're looking at a government shutdown or worse, let's get the read from chad pergram from capitol hill. chad, what is it about october 18th? reporter: senate republicans last night filibustered a bill to fund the government and suspend the debt ceiling. the government is funded through 11:59:59 p.m. on thursday. this morning as you alluded to, treasury secretary janet yellen said congress must act, must act on the debt ceiling by october 18th. she says treasurys resources would be depleted quickly. she said it is unclear how treasury would pay its bills. this worries senator. >> if we were to go into default basis, would it not be expected that that would cause a lack of faith in the american government's ability to meet its obligations which in all likelihood would result in a interest rate spike? reporter: the gop balked at hiking the debt limit because of all the new spending and $3.5 trillion bill. gop louisiana senator john kennedy says democrats are weaponiz

to 3 years for the numbers to be able to fully catch up again. although many countries, the numbers are catching up slightly, you know, feel lead that will worldwide. the overall drop in transplant activity was 16 percent by the end of last year. research say they've been big concerns around exposing living donors to coven and all specials. but again, that representative saying they valuable lessons to be learned now from the pandemic in different ways, a different countries are doing best to bring their system's back up again and have in the u. k. i to say that there are transplant teams have learned quite a lot from the experience of the panoramic and what we learned was things like, if you are care, if you are part of a transplant team, looking out somebody who's having a fence long, just make up a single team rather than have more people carrying because that would uses the source of infection. and the other thing that i think is something called learn from is the possibility to move a patient and a donation organ. if one hospital is very bus

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how was drive up there? >> highway 50 once you got into the fire zone extremely smoky to the point where you had to really slow down and look for the lanes in the road. we found an area here on echo summit along highway 50 where we have some clear air and you can see the fire burning behind me. unfortunately the conditions for today are not good for the fire fight. there is a red flag warning in effect until 11:00 tonight which means the conditions are right for extreme fire behavior, and the fact that it also means that humidity levels are low and the fuels are extremely try and the winds will be gusty, forecast to be as high as 50 miles per hour. as the caldor fire spreads, authorities have issued evacuation orders for people living on the nevada side of lake tahoe now. you can see the evacuation at the douglas county community center. it's full. the overflow crowds are being transferred to reno instead. one woman paid a taxicab driver $800 to get her out of south lake tahoe. >> [ inaudible ] the taxi cost

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