ed: reddit ceo jen wong.ing up later, we will break down shopify's earning results with harley finkelstein. back to ai in the service base, look at shares of supermicro, down pretty significantly. initially surged in after hours. revenue and profit missed estimates in the quarter but they gave an outlook that was like billions of dollars above what the street was expecting. i think the market is just try to make sense of what is happening stub basically assembles the servers. this is "bloomberg." ♪ it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ed: time for talking tech. softbank announced $3.4 billion buyback. tokyo-based rooms that it would purchase up to 6.8% of its free-floating outstanding shares through august 7 of next year. the move comes as the ceo prepares

wong's bag.says the woman took the orange bag after a recent campaign rally. wong is running for an at large seat on the city council, and the bag had about $1,000 worth of campaign donations inside. her staff first tried calling homeless outreach. they weren't available. then they called oakland police. wong says the cops never showed up. >> they said that there were 250 calls ahead of us and uh. they said that they would actually come by to take a report afterwards. they still have not come by and it still hasn't happened yet. >> we reached out to oakland police to ask if they ever responded, and they didn't reply to us. part of the platform for wong's candidacy is focusing on increasing public safety by building more housing for the homeless. >> the circus is making a comeback to the bay area with the greatest show on earth, ringling brothers circus will be in oakland and san jose for the first time since 2017. this reimagined show has all human talent, so no more animals involved in the perfo

us to wong is one of home comes last remaining neon light crossman. he's watched from the studio for 40 years cx, but the benz gloss tubes with his self designs blow torch to cross the complex characters. feeling the tubes with gas and running a current through them to give them that unique glow in the 19 eighties and nineties, the streets, westfield, with neon signs, as businesses tried to out showing each other. don't want, hey, yeah, during its heyday, there were many on most is doing this work. but now, because these mazda is a getting older and due to types of government regulations, not much in the on sun work is done anymore. i think there are only 7 or right and the on must is left. well, some businesses have commissioned new neon signs that meets the safety requirements . mazda wong says dumont has dwindled, and most of his business is repaired. what on existing signs around the 16th the warm glow with neon is being replaced by the chief of the lights. but if you look, there are still some neon signs around like this one which conforms to the

turning to singapore, where the city's new prime minister lawrence wong delivered his first national. among several issues addressed, mr wong pledged to bring down the high cost of living in the country. he also said more support would be provided to lower and middle—income families, including vouchers and utility rebates. vishrut rana, explained to me the economic issues the new prime minister would be prioritizing. there are a number of factors influencing singapore consumers at the moment, and cost of living, as the government has identified, remains a top concern among households here. the last couple of years have seen an inflationary episode, in particular in singapore, that has put pressure on the housing front, given limited space available for new construction which is a key challenge in the economy. some of those things are weighing on consumers�* minds at the moment, and policy support in that space should be quite useful for consumers going forward. the government has been criticised a bit because — the citystate being seen as not as business friendly as it used to be. it

. >> it happened to charlene wong, who is running for oakland's at large seat today. >> abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with her and explains how this experience exemplifies the change that she wants to make. >> if elected. yeah. that's her. >> she asked for the bag and somebody gave it to me. >> shut up. choice words thrown as this woman refuses to give up that orange bag in it is about $1,000 worth of campaign donations for charlene wong. >> i, you know, very much try to have a de-escalatory conversation with her to try to convince her to hand over the bag, offer her, you know, a warm meal at the grocery store, give her even money in exchange for the bag. but that did not work out. >> wong is running for oakland city council at large. >> blessing bag up. can we just get the bag, please? >> when i'm done, she said. this woman came by after their campaign rally and took the bag. her and her staff tried to get the woman to politely hand the bag back, but that woman wouldn't budge. >> she did start getting agitated and started like throwing food and whatnot. >> her staff outreac

certainly, claudine wong spoke with him.le bit about this man, who is now the oldest mlb player in the country. right now. >> yes, art is amazing. i mean, he talks about growing up in mill valley and really how special it was that small town feel, that charm, that ability to go down to the baseball field. he talked about playing at mount tam. really just such a privilege to sit down with him and hear him throw out these names of these baseball greats, like, these were just the guys he just hung out with, you know, in the dugout. he has, as you said, an amazing story, life story to tell. >> well, there's a great picture i get. i get this picture all the time. casey stengel. phil rizzuto, myself and joe dimaggio art. >> his eyes sparkle when the years fade away and he's back at yankee stadium. >> i think the greatest thrill that i ever had in my life was just walking into yankee stadium for the first time. >> shellac is the oldest living former major league baseball player. he hit the century mark back in april. >> april 25th.

mazda wong says dumont has dwindled, and most of his business is repaired. what on existing signs around the 16th, the warm glow with neon is being replaced by the chief of the lights. but if you look, there are still some neon signs around like this one which conforms to the new rules as people find ways to keep the tradition a life like a cloud. all right, so this is karen, john became fascinated by me on in 2018. she learned from most a wong and also traveled to the netherlands fronts in japan to study different techniques. now how hot is displayed around the well, i think uh, what i'm good, that usually is trying to how to re define something and objects the concept and re purpose them as well. and i think for me on as a medium that i'm using to re define a culture and all identity cod in john raises awareness about neon cultural loss. spearheading this exhibition featuring to old signs and to new designs by an old mazda and a young artist face to face. i would like to think of the future of me on basically is unlimited us as long as we could identify th

we have is steve malls, bird political commentator, and radio host, and andrew wong, political analyst and republican delegate from florida to the r n. c. thank you so much for joining me on this show. angie, let's start with you. what do you think is the main reason why r f k support endorsement of president trump? and do you think this proves who is going to damage traps campaign if he would have stayed in the race? oh no, it's a 2 catalogues coming together. you have the kennedy clan, as well as a trump's family coming together. this is like the dynasty we're talking about. this is what tv ratings love. and i think, you know, if, if our, if k junior, can bring, not only himself is campaign, but also the donors as well as perhaps, you know, some of the supporters over that will be fantastic. i think she wants to have a lot of fun with this. he knows that you know r f k junior brings a lot to the table. we're gonna see politics on very high level now between these 2 . so i, i look forward to seeing what trump is going to get out of them. we're ready hearing that trump wants to start a

. >> ktvu claudine wong explains how he found himself in fremont and is now paving the way for futureenerations. >> with the skyline of fremont as his backdrop, ahmed patel finds himself through dance. >> yeah, and i just, i feel happy. i for the most part, i feel very content. i'm like, i'm doing what i'm doing. i'm saying what i need to say. yeah, this is me at the stage, at this current moment. >> it's a journey that has taken him around the world as a choreographer and a dancer, but it was fremont that called to him when he wanted to start his own dance company. >> though our company's name is ishani dance company, and we mostly specialize in south asian contemporary movement and storytelling. why do we dance? >> to share how we see the worl, but also escape it? to create stillness within chaos? >> i felt like i knew so many dancers in fremont who are just phenomenal and would relate to the type of work that i was interested in, and my co-founder and i is also from fremont and my parents are from fremont. it just kind of the world just kind of aligned. >> we sat down in patel's st

claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news another beautiful story. >> a reminder you can catch our next zip trip, which is in the beautiful city of mill valley two weeks from today, august 16th. >> it's always great when you get to see these zip trips in so many different, unique things about each city that we visit. >> yeah, and the jewels of the stories that we hear, especially the good food gets to eat. all right. thanks for watching the 11:00 news this friday. next newscast at 7 a.m. to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime, download our fox circle p. >> ood yeah, well, welcome everyone to like it or not, i am your host today, heather holmes. okay, we know everyone has their own set of pet peeves. you know, those little things that really not you. well, today we're going to dive into those annoyances on the show today. so i'd like to welcome today's panel. i have rosemary orozco, henry lee and greg lee. thanks so much for

we have steve malls, burg radio host and political and media commentator as well as angie wong. here in studio with me, political analyst and was a republican delegate to the r n c from florida. let's start with the u. n. g on this. do you think comma harris can win by just re engaging the democratic base like she tried to do during the day and see you well they certainly are trying to push her forward. right. and she does have the momentum. i was afraid she wasn't going to have actually she had in the rallies. i trump is actually living room even though there supposedly a i generate it, but still let's forget the conspiracy less on are going that know okay, we won't go. yeah. but no, she has just remember we're only 7 days out from the election and we're less than now. we're only about 2 or 3 weeks from early voting. starting that's happening really, really quick. she's able to manufacture and her, her home, her momentum. and i think if she can stay quiet, she probably may have a good chance at at least leveling up with trump. and a lot of the polling is saying that there in si

she learned from most a wong and also traveled to the netherlands fronts in japan to study different techniques. now how hot is displayed around the well, i think uh, what i'm good at usually is trying to how to read to find something and objects a concept. and re purpose them as well. and i think for me on as a medium that i'm using to redefine culture and all identity cod in john raises awareness about neon cultural loss. spearheading this exhibition featuring to old signs and to new designs by an old mazda and a young artist. these days, i would like to think of the future of me on basically unlimited as, as long as we could identify the potential. and we could actually do some st. john's to develop as me owns glo fades from the streets of hong kong. the next generation hopes to shine a new light onto this traditional croft laura westbrook, which is 0 hong kong. so that's it for me. so rama the weather is dec settled inside story we ask is israel's war ongoing? is that about self defense? so and justifiable and illegal? i'll be back with the news. i just didn't have enough time to

dissident, figures likejoshua wong who tim walz met in 2016, a leader of the hong kong pro—democracyame, someone who china works very hard to pressure foreign governments, dignitaries, international figures from a meeting with. none of that will be welcomed in beijing, of course, and in terms of his public statements, tim walz has made it very clear he sees china's human rights record as deeply problematic. you talk about the fact the year his teaching posting took place, 1989, was in fact the year of the tiananmen square massacre in beijing. wilds more do you know about that?- do you know about that? that's ri . ht. do you know about that? that's right- -- _ do you know about that? that's right. -- what. _ do you know about that? that's right. -- what. that _ do you know about that? that's right. -- what. that seems - do you know about that? that's right. -- what. that seems to l right. —— what. that seems to have had a large impact on his views. he chose to stay in china despite the bloodshed. he said he did so out of solidarity with the chinese people, that it was important to sta

wong salon has been caught on camera assaulting a john this after she asked him a question the mood was recorded by local media outlets the stanford titans parliament says it will investigate the incident policing package time and the rest of the month phase. and that's roland. spreading misinformation that triggered a space of rights in the k for home. safe is accused of being behind a website that falsely claimed as an attacker who steps 3 goes to u. k. was an illegal mostly migrant, as if he's being charged with cyber terrorism. this is reminded that top stone, at this hour, 2 malls has accepted his policies that nomination to become the us of vice presidential candidates de 3 of the democratic national convention in chicago. couple of harris and symbols, but officially confirmed as far as nominates, now became the final stretch that whitehouse a company and you cooper's mckinnon will have the world news. but the top of the, our next on vw, each of india and looks at how to build most sustainable 6 the india intern. i architecture coming up with new ways to make houses more susta

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm betty yu.aping up to be a beautiful day. we go to rosemary oroczo with a look at our weather today. >> yeah, i have a feeling some of our inland city folks are going to be like, no, bring back the rain. it's going to be a bit hot, ladies, as we get into the afternoon today, a notable jump in temperatures and the warming trend is going to continue into the workweek. here's a look over san francisco where san francisco you have 70 for the afternoon forecast for you there. and so that is a beautiful day. we've got some fog along the coastline. will turn partly cloudy to partly and remain partly sunny along the coast. but for the rest of us, we've got mostly clear skies. we've got a bit of a northwest flow, and with that, temperatures again going to be heating up. now, this morning, with the clearing of the sky as well as the light winds and the and less humidity, we are actually cooler this morning. wow. everybody on that graphic is calm from half moon bay into livermore over towards san jose. mea

akilah wong had prepared for her upcoming wedding next month. she's ready for her big day. except for one important element her dress. >> look at you. >> akilah bought her dream dress last fall at bellissima couture, a bridal shop in downtown pittsburgh, in july. she went in for her last fitting, but it's not too long. akilah made arrangements with the owner, seen here to pick up the dress on tuesday afternoon. akilah tells me the owner texted her to meet at the owner's home, but no one answered the door. akilah initially thought there was a misunderstanding, so she went to the bridal shop, the site of the empty store greeted her. >> i guess i'm still kind of in shock. a little bit because i know about scams online, but i've been going to this place since october of last year. >> akilah says during her last visit in july, the store was packed with dresses and jewelry and there's nothing there. >> kind of felt like i was in a twilight zone, like just. it's just weird. >> akilah tells me she's now out about $1,000 for her dress, her veil and the flower girl's dress. when we w

but that did not work out. >> wong is running for oakland city council at large. >> blessing bag up.just get the bag, please? >> when i'm done, she said. this woman came by after their campaign rally and took the bag. her and her staff tried to get the woman to politely hand the bag back, but that woman wouldn't budge. >> she did start getting agitated and started like throwing food and whatnot. >> her staff first tried calling homeless outreach to try and calm the woman down, but they weren't available. after the woman started threatening charlene and her staff, they decided they should call oakland police. only problem police never showed up. >> they said that there were 250 calls ahead of us and, they said that they would actually come by to take a report afterwards. they still have not come by and it still hasn't happened yet. >> we reached out to oakland police and asked them if they ever responded. they asked me to be more specific about the location, but they never replied back. part of the platform for her candidacy is focusing on increasing public safety by building more hou

know is back with us to give this observation as a representative of the young republicans and engine wong, who is the board member of the coalition pack. thank you so much for joining me, robin. this is your show. so i have to ask you was joe biden stepping down the best option for the democratic party and this selection cycle, it is bare became no other option because of what was happening really with the money. you know that the $90000000.00 was frozen by that pack. held hostage state. they said that they wouldn't release it unless button step down to literally any other person on the ticket. so they're just picking no other option and it was a financial decision. i've seen plenty of campaigns die and it's always money if they run out of money it's, it's over. okay, so i've got to ask you angie, considering and just this morning asked just as important bite in the morning of access were for the bottom is not going to leave the race as he was still begrudging to present obama for pushing hillary clinton in the 26th to race over him. and there were countless interviews and statements comi

know is back with us to give this observation as a representative of the young republicans and engine wong, who is the board member of the coalition pack. thank you so much for joining me, robin. this is your show. so i have to ask you, was joe biden stepping down the best option for the democratic party and this election cycle? it is there became no other option because of what was happening really with the money. you know that the $90000000.00 was frozen by that pack. i held hostage state . they said that they wouldn't release it unless button step down to literally any other person on that ticket. uh, so with their just became no other option and it was a financial decision. uh, i've seen plenty of campaigns die and it's always money if they run out of money it's, it's over. okay, so i've got to ask you angie, considering and just this morning actually just as reporting bite in the morning of access were for the bottom is not going to leave the race as he was still begrudging to present obama for pushing hillary clinton and the 2016 race over him . and there were countless interviews an

our you can see exactly where the wong used to run. it's an uninterrupted, it's just one day later. the 1st wall was built, the other company, yes, 2 decades of division of the moving on to put a lively transportation house with skyscrapers, hotels, office buildings, and restaurants when germany was divided. this was actually the broadest stretch of the desperate, almost all buildings and the militarized stone were torn down. and here too, you can find remnants of the wall this is arguably the most famous remaining part of the berlin wall, the east side gallery, and the longest 1.3 kilometers run along the rivers place. after the wall came down, 118 artists from 21 countries painted the eastern side of the wall. the most famous works of the top on crossing through the wall and the fraternal kits between leon impressed enough and electronic of the not far from here. the oval bound bridge crosses the spring back in the day. it was the only way to get some parts for it and the west completely side and the east. next stop checkpoint charlie the most famous border crossing. here i need t

for this time, while wong and in doing that, he has to be able to walk the line between saying about an hour since time and the current administration has prepared her for the small while highlighting hers as a potential president of the state from cards that invited us someone able to deliver on the roll and it turns out he's also expected to talk about the dangers of learning. donald trump a back into office about he has reported, we've been working on for 3 months of speech, but he has had, obviously it in the last few weeks to reflect the change and candidates. but so the, so the expectations for the speech in terms of content, in terms of delivery, well there's simply sky hi, well, we'll be watching for that. and later on in the night dw corresponded to now to my loan and chicago. thank you so much for your replacing and former president brock obama has just started speaking. so let's listen in his address. on sake of the belief that everyone in this country deserves a fair shot. that over the last 4 years, those are the values america has needed most of the time when millions o

so it communication . china stopped implement wong in talks with us national security advisor jake sullivan, but it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china. since 2060, or in recent years. these 2 officials have met several times in the countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda. managing friction across a range of issues including china is growing relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms asian parts, like taiwan. president biden has been very clear these conversations with president, she is committed to managing a support relationship response. he moved with the taxes, the coming us selection donald trump has promised to double down on his tough stones, toward badging from his last time enough that night, including raising terrace on china is good. but coming to harvest is get some a clue how she'll approach relations with china. and he's taking a strong stones at the recent democratic party bench, the user on space, an artificial intelligence that america,

his compatriot wong zonyuan took silver. mexico's 0smar 0lvera ibarra won bronze.her were fifth and 7th. the first gold of the day on thursday came in the women's 10k marathon swim. this event, like the triathlons last week was in doubt because of pollution levels in the seine, with practice scrapped a few days ago, but the race was given the go—ahead, and it was the netherlands sharon van rouwendaal who took gold, just as she did in rio 2016, she won silver in tokyo as well. australia's moesha johnson claimed silver and italy's ginevra taddeucci took bronze. great britain's leah crisp was 20th. there was a gold for team gb in the sailing — thanks to ellie aldridge. bringing great britain's total up to 13. it's the first time the women's kite has been at the olympics, so the win a moment of history then for aldridge, and gb. the discipline involves competitors flying above the water, at up to a0 knots powered by huge kites. aldridge opted to use a smaller 15 square metre kite as opposed to 21 metres and spoke about that decision afterwards. big gamble. i think ther

jason wong spoke to ed ludlow. quick swim meet the change. all over the world today. we shall people, given twisted people of the bible systems we have up and running. you can find pictures of blackwell systems all over the web. we have started buying production, buying production will ship in q4. q4 we will have billions of dollars of blackwell revenues and we will ramp from there. the demand for blackwell far exceeds its apply in the beginning because the demand is so great. but we are going to have lots and lots of supply and we will be able to wrap starting in q4. we have billions of dollars of revenue and we will ramp from there into q1, q2 and through next year. we will have a great next year as well. >> what is the demand for accelerated computing beyond the height and scale of matter? >> hyper scales represent about 45% of our total data center businesses. we have hyper scales, we have internet service providers, we have suffered ai, we have industries, enterprises, it is fairly diversified. outside of hyper scalars, the other 55%. th

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm betty yu. we were just talking about driving in today in the ground was wet. >> i had my windshield wipers on. i'm like, what? what exactly is happening? >> what is going on? and for that, we go to rosemary oroczo to tell us. >> yes, we the drizzle, the light rain, even some accumulation out there. but it's still warm. >> it still feels nice out with the added humidity and the clouds. >> we are a lot warmer than we were yesterday morning. so yes, good to hear stepping outside today. going to feel different than yesterday. although we have seen these clouds now for the last couple of days. as expected, a little bit of light rain and drizzle began yesterday and continues this morning. here's a look over the bay. wow, what a pretty view for you there as we get into. storm tracker two. you can see just how big the system is, especially for this time of year from washington all the way down into california and now moving over towards nevada as well as idaho. if we come in a little bit closer here, f

i'm mike mibach, and i'm claudine wong. >> this is just the latest case of domestic violence in san mateocounty. as police warn, this is a growing problem. ktvu betty yu joins us live from the scene with new details on the investigation. betty >> claudine. police say that this woman was killed inside the home that she shared with her live in boyfriend. tonight i spoke with many neighbors in the area who didn't want to go on camera. one resident said he didn't notice anything unusual or any red flags about this couple. san mateo police say a 37 year old pregnant woman and her unborn child were found dead in the living room area inside this duplex on south beach street, where the mother lived with her boyfriend. police have not said how they were killed. they received a call from a family member around 6 p.m. sunday, police say based on surveillance video and witness statements, detectives believe the woman's boyfriend, 33 year old andrew coleman, was the suspect after the killing. police say he fled to southern california using technology. authorities caught up with him in west covina with

i'm claudine wong and i'm mike mibach. >> despite the high number of victims, no arrests have been reported. new tonight ktvu zac sos is live in oakland where he has the latest on these investigations. zach >> yeah. and as you mentioned, right now, police still searching for the suspects behind both shootings, the violence. it comes as the governor has promised more help from the state to combat oakland crime. for some, it's changed. that can't come soon enough. >> it makes me concerned. >> parker branstetter. after learning about the morning shooting in his west oakland neighborhood that landed three people in the hospital, part of a violent 48 hours in the city where a day earlier, five people were shot during a sideshow in east oakland. >> sirens and sort of crime has become part of the atmosphere. >> unfortunately, around 11 monday, police say a shotspotter sensor was activated near the intersection of eighth and center street, one block from the west oakland bart station. they got a call from a local hospital that three shooting victims had arrived, only being identified right now as t

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. it is monday august 26th. meteorologist steve paulson watching that gorgeous sunrise behind us. it's going to be just like that. >> it happened again. >> happened again? yeah. who knew? >> who knew the sun would come up at this time? my goodness, there you go. but yes, we're under clear skies. a little bit of fog dancing around out there, and there's not much but 50 to the city at 60. we had our big powerhouse low for august, and now the high is building in. you knew it. would this clear a few patches of fog, sunny and warmer. will be in town today. and that's going to translate into 70s, 80s and 90s. all right. sal's here. i think you said castro valley got better. >> it sure did, steve. castro valley did get better at an injury crash in the lanes. and that's clear now. and things are quickly recovering. let me show you. westbound 580, a little slowing at 238, which is what you'd expect. maybe a little more than normal. but i would say that you can stay on your schedule if you are driving to the bay bridge. i

she learned from most a wong and also traveled to the netherlands fronts in japan to study different techniques. now her art is displayed around the world. i think uh, what i'm good at and usually is trying to how to re define something and objects a concept and re purpose them as well. and i think for me on as a medium that i'm using to redefine culture and all identity cod in john raises awareness about neon cultural loss. spearheading this exhibition featuring to old signs and to new designs by an old mazda and a young artist. these days i would like to think of the future of me on basically is unlimited us as long as we could identify the potential. and we could actually do some st. john's to develop as me owns glo states, from the streets of hong kong. the next generation hopes to shine a new light onto this traditional croft laura westbrook, which is 0, hong kong. so cities across easily are owned by zillow, says the country space is a prolonged each wave top holiday destination such as florence and right. and that seeing that health is temperatures of the in sicily, temperatur

i'm dave clark and i'm claudine wong. >> it is monday august 12th. happy monday. happy monday. let's talk to meteorologist steve paulson this morning about how this workweek is shaping up in a little cooler temperatures. on our way. >> thank you for dropping in, claudine. we always appreciate that. >> oh well, you know, i was in the neighborhood. >> you're in the neighborhood. i know that. all right? yes. much cooler here. we started yesterday, and it's going to continue today. big fog bank in place, an onshore breeze, 50s on the temps across the board here. 53 to 58. a roaring wind out to travis. west southwest 28. been up to 33. concord has been up to 25. that lows dropping in. how about that? not september. october. this is august? i'm impressed. cooler monday. temperatures will be in the 60s 70s or low low 80s. all right, over to south. >> all right steve, good morning to you right now richmond bridge looking pretty good as you're driving across to marin county. no major issues here. it continues to be a nice looking drive over to marin. also this morning at the macarthur m

i'm dave clark and i'm claudine wong. >> good morning to you.ay, august seventh let's talk about our temperatures steve paulson trying to keep them at a reasonable level for us today. >> well, it's not july hot, but it's still mr. clark will tell you hot enough. brutal. there you go. brutal. all right, there was a teeny bit of fog over the city, and poof! like that, it says, you know what? i'm running into too much resistance. 5060. livermore is already 66, stanford campus is 56, though, and santa rosa did make it to 48. sonoma county airport, now 53, a few high clouds. there's only not much fog at all. hazy sunshine. i warm the coast and city up today. i mean, bay and inland jumped up yesterday. i think they'll stay about the same so 70s, 80s, 90s to one more day. livermore at 100 degrees. all right. 731 so here we are going where? >> let's go to contra costa county. steve, i know it well. yes, we have a lot of slow traffic there. this morning. highway four is slower than usual because of earlier issues. it's backed up almost but not quite in a

. >> i'm claudine wong and good morning i'm dave clark. monday morning, august 12th steve paulson is here. i know the day started out kind of gray and chilly. is it going to stay that way? >> well, for some near the coast but inland the main message will be cooler. nice tie, by the way, mr. clark. >> thank you. you're sue? >> very sharp, there's a pretty good fog bank out there. up above it. mostly sunny. the higher clouds we had yesterday have kicked out. but if you're in the soup, you know, tough to see the perseid meteor shower, which was last night and early this morning, there are some breaks in there, but there's a lot of low clouds in place, a low dropping in. i mean, for this time of year. don't see this too often, so it'll be a cool change today. sunny, but cooler if you're by the coast. may take a while, but that's pretty good. fog bank out there, 60 70s and low 80s. all right. south here, 701 where he's beginning with what it's going to start with the bay bridge here. >> you can see it is backed up all the way out to the maze, p

. >> ktvu claudine wong explains how he found himself in fremont and is now paving the way for futureatel finds himself through dance. >> yeah, and i just i feel happy for the most part. i feel very content. i'm like, i'm doing what i'm doing. i'm saying what i need to say. yeah, this is me at the stage, at this current moment. >> it's a journey that has taken him around the world as a choreographer and a dancer. but it was fremont that called to him when he wanted to start his own dance company. >> so our company's name is ishani dance company, and we mostly like, specialize in south asian contemporary movement. and storytelling. why do we dance? >> to share how we see the world but also escape it to create stillness within chaos. >> i felt like i knew so many dancers in fremont who are just phenomenal and would relate to the type of work that i was interested in, and my co-founder and i is also from fremont and my parents are from fremont. it just kind of the world just kind of aligned. >> we sat down in patel's studio in the home where he was first introduced to dance. >> growing u

ktvu claudine wong has a look at the hometown spotlight, which is the gemini dance company. >> with the skyline of fremont as his backdrop. ahmed patel finds himself through dance. >> yeah, and i just i feel happy for the most part. i feel very content. i'm like, i'm doing what i'm doing. i'm saying what i need to say. yeah. this is me at the stage, at this current moment. >> it's a journey that has taken him around the world as a choreographer and a dancer, but it was fremont that called to him when he wanted to start his own dance company. >> so our company's name is ishani dance company, and we mostly specialize in south asian contemporary movement. and storytelling. why do we dance? >> to share how we see the world but also escape it. to create stillness within chaos. >> i felt like i knew so many dancers in fremont who are just phenomenal and would relate to the type of work that i was interested in, and my co-founder and i is also from fremont and my parents are from fremont. it just kind of the world just kind of aligned. >> we sat down in patel's studio in the home where he was

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i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. >> yes. too warm out there. they might be happy with the look ahead of the week. >> yes, i imagine some of our inland communities. oh boy. what we've been waiting for. meanwhile, on the coast, no, say it isn't. so we've got a deeper marine layer, a stronger onshore breeze for the afternoon, and temperatures are falling off, even going to be a little bit below average in some areas, giving you a nice look here at bird's eye view over the east bay, where we have the low clouds joining us this morning, we've got temperatures very similar to where we started yesterday, but by the end of the day you will notice a difference. low 50s right now in santa rosa to low 60s over the south bay of san jose, inland areas also enjoying an upper 50s to low 60s. for today. our air quality is expected to remain good to moderate. that's what we're seeing out there. this morning. but there is an air quality advisory still due to the possibility of smoke and haze, especially at the higher elevations. speaking of t

claudine wong ktvu, fox two news. >> well, maybe the next week. on some shorts as well with some kind of link that to the. yeah, yeah, but we do have some warming temperatures into next week for monday, tuesday and into wednesday, especially by tuesday and into wednesday. but we get a break from the heat as you as we do head into most of your weekend. so this is saturday. sunday. our warming trend begins on monday for labor day. not really a big deal, but then the hotspots by tuesday and wednesday could be approaching 100 degrees. so here is your weekend outlook. no big changes out there. the warmest locations inland tomorrow close to 90 degrees on sunday. a little bit of some cooling and then on monday a little bit of some warming. so no drastic changes. headed our way for the three day weekend. here is the satellite. lots of clear skies up and down our coastline, so we actually have some clearing, even out toward the coast, even right around portions of san francisco. we are expecting the patchy cloud cover to increase once again later on tonigh

economist, anna wong. i was looking at the numbers here, headline ppi came in cooler. when you strip out food, energy, trade, that's an expanded version, it rose more than expected. on the whole, reinforcing the cooling inflation narrative. are you concerned about this excluded energy trade number? anna: the relevant numbers to look at in ppi are even narrower . airfares, hospitals, its financial. i think all three of those came in line with our expectations, which means that the core pce deflator, the preferred measure of the fed, would likely come in around 0.2% in a month, beating the year-over-year inflation for the fed perspective, though the measure that they care about would be ticking up from 2.6% to 2.7% in the month. scarlet: one thing that the report featured was a decline in service costs this year. that sounds kind of significant. is it actually meaningful, or are there one offs in their we should be mindful of? anna: ppi is a measure of the mostly covered goods sector, so i would not be looking to ppi to give me a signal on services inflation. on the othe

i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend. happy saturday one and all. i'm frank mallicoat. from the looks of it, we've got cloud cover back there, don't we. >> it's cool this morning. it does feel different. >> it does. and it's dark out. you know, those days are getting shorter. >> all these complaints. come on. actually, i wouldn't say they're complaints, observations because i'm sure a lot of people are liking a little bit of cooler weather right now. >> yes. and we will get back to the warm weather for today before a cool down begins on sunday. good morning, both of you. happy saturday everybody. we do have the low clouds out there in some areas, waking up with some sunshine, inland air quality advisory continues for today. right now the air quality across the region is good to moderate at the surface right where we live. but you get up higher and you'll notice that haze out there. just something to be aware of for today. meanwhile temperatures this morning very similar to yesterday. we have 54 degrees in san francisco. mostly cloudy along the coastline inside the base

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm betty yu. it's great to be here with you, claudine. >> great to have you here. and great weather outside. >> i know, and it's a big sports weekend, so, rosemary oroczo, how are things looking? weather. we're going to the giants. a's game or the 49ers looking better than yesterday for many areas yesterday. >> the clouds really never even cleared. right. i saw people in the afternoon. they were like, you didn't say. i said, yes, i did, i did, i said it was going to be a slow clearing day. but take a look. we've got some sunshine out there for the inner east bay at this time. and across the bay area we are looking at partly cloudy skies. we've got a little bit of drizzle out there this morning for the afternoon, and do expect temperatures to come up as a result of more sunshine for today. our inland cities were in the low 80s today. today, upper 80s a better look at what we can expect outside our door at this hour, plus the rest of today and the week ahead. coming up. >> okay. thank you rosemary.