on here in congress. start with, i just want to take a quick look at the science of fire. this fire triangle shows three things are required to have a fire. you have to have fuel, heat and oxygen. there's a lot of talk about what the role climate change is playing in these fires. climate, increasing temperatures, can dry fuel. gets windy, you can have more ox yen. like ning can be one of the things to light fires. a lot of fires obviously are ignited by manmade ways. when we talk about putting out fire, the first thing we do is try to get the fuel out of the way or we use water to cool the fire an remove the oxygen. but we have to spend way too much time working on extinguishing fires when we could take the actions to reduce the fuel to reduce the fires. any time i talk about forest management, i get accused of wanting to clear cut the national forest. i can promise you the last thing i want to do is clear cut the national forest. i want to use good management on the national forest. that's what we should

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to deal with the slow traffic on northbound one oh one you can take one oh one to 85 over to 87 or one oh one to 85 to 2.80 to continue that trip through the south bay, i'll zoom out you can see the whole stretch where up to 49 that drive time is on the rise for north one oh one to make it from the san jose area into me4lo park. you need to get out there early because you will be delayed. a really quick peek at our bridges are burgess doing fine. no delays on 80 into san francisco we're at 8 minutes for your average off to fremont street and i'll leave you with one more that's the san mateo bridge. it's our busiest, but it's not bad. we have a crowd levy hayward but you're averaging a very quick 12 minutes from the east bay to the peninsula. i'll continue to monitor these hot spots. we'll have another update coming up in just a bit back to you. >>all right, thank you very much robin time now is 5.20 happening today with thousands of nurses still on the picket lines demanding better protective gear from covid-19 this is day 2 of a strike at hospitals in alameda county and in this video

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on wednesday until 11 clock a.m. on friday. dry and gusty offshore winds and wind gust as high as 45 to 55 miles an hour with low relative humidity values and we are watching those higher elevations. especially the north bay. you will see the strongest winds wednesday evening at until thursday morning and also looking at relative humidity values drop significantly as we head into the second half of the week. daytime highs looking at the low to mid 70s. low to mid 80s around the bay and upper 80s to low 90s this afternoon for our inland locations. 91 for concord, 84 for oakland and 79 for san francisco. there we go with that extended forecast. a little bit harder as we look to wednesday. thursday and friday, the hottest days of the week. still warm on saturday but onshore flow kicks in on sunday into early next week for cooler temperatures. >>> a sanford professor honored on a global level. see the moment he found out he won the nobel prize at 2:00 in the morning. >>> coming up on the drew barrymore show, her daughter and niece

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everyone choosing to use one will be given ppe on site. if you are voting by mail, you can drop your ballot off in nearly one of 1,400 collection boxes. alameda, san mateo, santa clara, solano counties will all be offering up the auction of early in-person voting starting tomorrow. contra costa, napa, and marin will wait to open until the weekend before the election. kpix 5 is committed to helping you vote smart this november. just head to our special section on kpix.com. for links to voter information specific to your county, we also want to help answer any questions that you might have. you can submit them on twitter, facebook, or instagram with #kpixvotesmart or send them directly to votesmart@kpix.com. >>> the family of oscar grant will meet at fruitvale bart station tomorrow to demand alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley reopen the murder case. the fruitvale station is where the 22-year-old grant was killed by a bart police officer on new year's day in 2009. it was one of the first police shootings to be recorded on a cell

i'm on it. that's a step in the right direction. >>> in just about 30 minutes from now, house speaker nancy pelosi will be on capitol hill with a potential coronavirus relief deal hitting a tipping point today. signs of progress were seen in negotiations but there's still no deal ahead of these widespread airline layoffs set to start today. we're talking about that later in the show. we're talking about how the labor department is announcing 837,000 new first time unemployment claims last week, with virus cases on the rise in more than half the country. 28 states. you've got confirmed infections nearly 7.3 million. more than 208,000 americans have already died. you also have this new study out of cornell university finding the single largest driver of virus misinformation is president trump. that's after the study analyzed 38 million english language articles from around the world, and the biggest issue in these findings, they say, false information about supposed miracle cures. with me now is w

shame on y'all. shame on y'all. i have been listening to the controller's office, oh, you know, i give you some pointers on how to do this and that. no, no, no, we the people are fed up. we are fed up with the controller because the controller and the city attorney are taking the (indiscernible) on the street. we the people are fed up with the controller and the city attorney. with the ethics commission and the sunshine task force. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. costoff. more public comment? >> clerk: no additional public comments. >> okay, let's call the question. >> clerk: would you lick me to call the roll? -- like me to call the roll? >> yes, please. >> clerk: [roll call] eight votes. >> great. so it passes. so to the chair and vice-chair, i don't know -- i promised everyone 20 minutes and we have about two minutes left. we could ask for volunteers to a sub-committee -- well, thank you -- real quick, how about that? who feels like they could spend a little time on this assuming that we work out the staff

eastern here on c-span and on c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. back to your phone calls. shirley is unsure if she trusts what has been released on the president's health. caller: thank you for taking my call. i do not know if he even has the virus, because in pennsylvania, when pennsylvania was quarantined, we were not supposed to leave the house or anything. diddmitted in the text he last night, that he had been visiting everybody in the hospital, soldiers and everybody. that he was out on the road in his van, doing whatever he wanted to do. who knows? i am just taking their word that he has the virus. else has it, they have to stay where they are at. host: is that a problem, that as a citizen you do not know about the health of the president? and that is how you feel? caller: i do not even know if he has the virus. i mean, he does not act like anybody that has been set. -- sick. i do not know. too much ofieve anything from washington anymore. host: robin is also in pennsylvania, on the line for those that say they do trust what has been release

one of the most highly infected countries on this continent. it just introduced new measures, but the prime minister is warning they could be in full scale lock down if things don't turn around soon, boris. >> even the countries that were most successful at mitigating the spread months ago now facing a second wave just shows how difficult it is to deal with this virus. scott mcclain from berlin, thank you so much. >>> a series of positive covid tests and schedule changes forcing a change in covid protocol by the nfl. what it means for the league and the schedule, that's next. hope is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished. to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. but a resilient business you cacan be ready for it.re. a digital foundation from vmware helps you redefine what's possible... now. from the hospital shifting to remote patient care in just 48 hours... to the university moving hundreds of apps quickl

on the east coast. futures off of the low but nonetheless taking a look at futures, we are looking at 230 plus selloff this morning. nasdaq down 65 and s&p lower by 31. market analysis all morning long and what this means for the final trading day of october. reversal from yesterday where big tech earnings and gdp number help drive, the nasdaq was up 180 points, one and two-thirds percent and s&p was higher by 39. office of manufacturing and trading policy peter navarro to talk about economic growth and impact of more looming shutdowns. investors are worried over apple not giving financial forecast and questions over censorship giving some on wall street pause. take a look. mark morgan, twitter account was locked for talking about the border wall. we will get into it. it's the home stretch. voters set the tone for the next 4 years. president trump and joe biden set to cross paths with multistate push throughout the midwest. alissa with the path to victory. i will preview chapter from my new book the cos

you cannot have a war on drugs. you cannot be tough on drugs and weak on crime. >> senator bentsen? >> it's interesting to see that the senator from indiana, when we had a resolution on the floor of the united states senator sponsored by senator dole, that this government would make no deal with noriega, that the senator frindiana was one of the dozen senators that voted against it. it's also interesting to see that one of his campaign managers is trying to help him with his image, was also hired by noriega, to help him with his image in panama. what we have seen under this administration, we have seen them using eight cabinet officers, 28 different agencies, all fighting over turf. that's one thing we correct under the dukakis/bentsen administration. we put one person in charge in the war against drugs and we would commit the resources to get that job done. mike dukakis has been able to do that type of thing in the state of massachusetts by cutting drug use in the high schools while it's going up around the rest of the country. by putting in a drug educational program that the drug

so that's one. there's also one legislation that supervisor stephanie has already put forth that are related to pre-qualified pools and how there should be more structure and transparency to that. there are other recommendations being endeavored by the ethics commission in terms of the definitions. so i think it's a multi-facetted approach in terms of how these words get turned into an actual action item. [please stand by] -- to be the squeaky wheel, the pain in the neck, the whatever -- don't let all of your work just sit on a shelf. i mean, please keep pressing the elected officials and the commissioners to act on your recommendations and to put their money where their mouth is. thank you. >> jane, did you have something? >> i mean, it's actually -- from my personal experience (indiscernible) definitely i would love to take a little bit more offline. i think that a lot of these recommendations are really great from the standpoint of like how do we create action. and so i definitely want to stay up

of the things pushing this growth so what exactly is q one and how did it start q one on says president donald trump is saving the world from an elite cult of satan worshipping pedophiles made up of democratic politicians billionaires and hollywood celebrities supporters spread a wide range of unfounded conspiracy theories and anti-semitic beliefs to predict what they call a great awakening that's when a wider audience will supposedly embrace their theories leading to a storm when the alleged child abusers face justice q and on started in the u.s. in october 2017 with an anonymous post on the 4 chan platform the user calls him or herself q a reference to the high level u.s. security clearance he supposedly holds. q. and ons roots lie in pizza gate a 2016 conspiracy theory that alleged leading democratic party politicians were running a child sex ring from a pizza shop in washington d.c. . all right let's bring in our guests in brussels sergey like in ski as a member of the european parliament where he is part of the alliance 90 group also in berlin caroline sender she's a visiting resea

you touched on this. is there one event? is there something that you're waiting for to get that broadening, to get the cyclicals and value back? there's been a little of that but it seems sort of t to drive- what are you hoping for, what takes the next leg up? >> what i'm really hoping for is the one thing that we have not seen, despite the fact it's been talked about since 2016. and that's a massive infrastructure spending bill that doesn't just throw money at a problem, but creates lasting jobs and also creates taxable revenue for states and simultaneously broadens out what we mean by infrastructure spending. so it's not just roads, bridges, sewers, systems like that but also the technology, super highway. we understand that in this democracy to create and maintain opportunity for all we need to do a much better job at getting equal access to the technology that all of us, including on this show, are relying on today for our of business. maria: jim, it's great to have you this morning. thanks so much. jim lowell joining us

to bring you more on wooden documentaries and life moves on and on and on. the u.n. says both sides of the conflict in libya have agreed to a permanent ceasefire in all areas of the country. today it's a good day for the libyan people libya scoring sides praise the new deal and say they'll abide by it. but i've ever heard from again this is ours is here on live from doha also coming up spain's prime minister says his country's real total of coronavirus cases is 3000000000 that's 3 times more than reporters. were opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease and learning to live with it c'mon we're dying with donald trump and joe biden clash on familiar issues but the 2nd and final presidential debate is more civil than the 1st. we begin with breaking news out of libya where the nation's 2 warring factions have agreed to what the u.n. is calling apartment ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva where the 2 sides have been holding talks libya's been in turmoil ever since longtime leader moammar gadhafi was removed from power in 2011 they'v

the company missed on revenue but beat on eps, 3 cents above estimates. also announcing $5 billion to its stock repurchasing plan right now against shares of csx up about 1.5% after a miss on revenue but a beat on eps. back over to you. >> thank you so much for that, frank. mike, where do we stand on this one, relative to those other cyclical industrials that josh has been mentioning? >> it's been strong. it's been bumping up against its highs. two-year chart, it hit a high of 80 bucks, including most recently so the economy for moving stuff around, so to speak, has been very good. and the question is whether it's already in the market. our guys kind of run ahead and really love to transport but they're also in a two-year downturn before this unlike the rest of the market, which just fell off the cliff in february and march it's a constructive story. it seems like the numbers came through enough. >> we've got another earnings out. whirlpool is out and i believe leslie has that for us. >> wilf, i most certainly do that stock now up 5.7% in after-hours trad

come on jesse, one more! it's every workout. come on you two, let's go! for everyone. so join in now. and see your best self. in the mirror. liz: joining me now former trump national security advisor kt mcfarland, i know you're fired up about house speaker nancy pelosi and representative jamie raskin introducing legislation to establish a 25th amendment, they call a bipartisan commission to assess the president's mental and physical capacity to hold off, take it away, what do you think. >> there is a reason her nickname is crazy nancy. how many times have they gone through this, the russia probe, nothing there, but we had a russia probe, then we have impeachment, nothing quite there and then the coronavirus, it's obviously donald trump's fault, now he sick maybe he will die, always got better, he must be crazy, how many times are they going to keep doing this, the thing that really upsets me is this is no longer republicans versus democrats, this is the washington elites, the governing class versus the rest of the country, they did not like the results of the 2016 elec

foreign papers, i read, page one each and every one. and a bit of a pilon on the social media giant dragged before washington to explain themselves. they were already slated to be before the senate commerce committee. the judiciary committee wants to hear from them. mark zuckerberg of facebook and whether they should loose what was granted to him. john, it's good to have you back. this is one of the rare times where both parties agree these guys have gotten too big for their britches. democrats say they're just too big period. republicans say they're too biased. so where do you think this goes next week? >> good morning, neil. first, i think it's indisputable that twitter is engaging in bias or censorship. can you imagine what would have happened when the new york times released the hacked donald trump tax returns, if the new york times website had been shut down and then the biden campaign had been shut down and anyone who tried to link that new york times story had been blocked by twitter? i think that people would be screaming and ju

i am not make the character of the country is on characters on the country is on characters on the ballot. look at as closely. if this stuff is about how you are an innocent baby. they are calling you a corrupt politician. i want to stay on the issue. and so it went on. how has this debate played out on social media? with me is paul hawkins. i suppose to get an idea of what people are thinking you look at what they are searching for on google, so what have you ascertained? google are clear that they have provided the information publicly and what people are searching for is no indication of voting intention but it does tell us something about the curiosity of voters, and for me, the way i look at that, is undecided voters are more likely to search for the issues than those who have cast their ballot all who have decided who they will vote for, so if you look at the real—time track of the last two hours, on google, you can see unemployment remains at the top, but what is interesting is as the debate we nt interesting is as the debate went on, the different issues crisscrossed in terms of

voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>this has been one of the best set of hearings that i've participated in and i want to thank you for your fairness an the opportunity of going back and forth. it leaves one with a lot of hopes a lot of questions and even some ideas perhaps some good bipartisan legislation think we can put together to make this great country even better. >>the senate judiciary committee convened today and set an october 22nd vote on amy coney barrett supreme court nomination there it did not appear before senators this time after 2 long days of public testimony. confirmation to take the seat of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg seems inevitable as even some senate democrats acknowledged senator lindsey graham pushed past democratic object objections to set the panel's october 22nd vote. he recommended her confirmation even before final witnesses testified before her. and against

one was on those aca cases. dick durbin had that really heart wrenching picture of the two coparents on the four boys and one of them has passed away in three of them have cystic fibrosis and this comes in the context of the affordable care act and it struck me -- i think feinstein did the same thing where she had a picture of an individual who's been depending on it. it struck me that she could have expressed compassion and said look, my heart is a mother of seven goes out to those people and i fully understand how this affects their lives, real people with real problems. but that's not my role as a judge. my role as a judge is to apply the law, your role as senators is to apply -- is to make policy. she didn't do that. she was given a couple of opportunities and she failed to do that. i also agree that i thought the exchange with dick durbin was particularly interesting and it got down into a very specific question about a person who was a felon and a majority of the court that she served on in the seventh cir

voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>> back to that overnight last-minute announcement from the nation's top intel officials laying out what they say is the first concrete evidence that iran and russia are actively trying to influence the election. the director of national intelligence and the head of the fbi saying that both countries now have information about registered voters, information that iran has allegedly already used by sending out threatening emails to florida voters. those emails claim to be from a far right group saying "you will vote for president trump on election day or we will come after you" and pushing the recipients to change their party registration to republican. i want to bring in democratic congressman eric swalwell joining me, sits on the intelligence and judiciary committees. congressman, thanks for being back on the show. >> afof course, hallie, thanks r having me fback.

it is on and on and on. not to mention the record high debt. everybody was up in arms about the record high debt when obama was president. they look at the record high trade deficit. the tax policy failed to help american voters. that is what is important. improve thething to health care of americans. this is what people are looking at. pennsylvania voters are smart and not going to fall to the playbook of the article things like laptops. host: anthony mentioned several issues. julian routh, from your reporting, what are some of the top issues voters care about and is motivating them to show up to either already vote or show up on election day? guest: besides the ones we have talked about that do include things like law and order and even fracking, i think the biggest issues on people's minds are who was going to better handle the covid-19 pandemic and the survival of the affordable care act, no matter which side you are on. senator bob casey has been warning democrats and sounding the alarm for months saying that they should be telling voters

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on this wednesday morning. savannah is on assignment. savannah is on assignment. we'll get into that what we'll get into that what assignment is later in the crams craig, it's glad to have you back. assignment is later. craig, it's glad to have you back >> we have so much to get to including the new coronavirus cases we laid out. >> we have so much to get to the new coronavirus cases that hold after a vaccine trial continue to rise and now a as paused we'll have the latest. promising drug trial is put on hold just after a promising vaccine trial is put on pause. we will have more on that in a moment. >>> first, our top story. that showdown on capitol hill. judge amy coney barrett facing tough questions about her nomination to the supreme court. some issues being raised with the potential to impact the presidential race now less than three weeks away, we have two reports. we'll start with nbc's capitol hill correspondent kacie hunt. good morning. >> hoda, good morning to you. this could be the last d we see amy coney barrett before she is confirmed to the bench. wi

campaign staff are tested positive and she was on air force one and marine one with the president on wednesday. there is a long list of senior officials who came in close contact with her. the risk is some will test positive two. vice president pence and his wife karen tested negative, so to has steven mnuchin. the president will be off the campaign trail for the foreseeable future, his trip to florida has been canceled, it is possible that the next debate will be effective, it's 14 days away and the hearings for judge amy coney barrett will be affected, she's been visiting senators all week, yes there is a stock market selloff, this is what happens when you throw more uncertainty into a chaotic election, it is not panic selling, the dow was off 460 points, that is 1.6%, that is a big drop but not a panic, the nasdaq component down three-point to percent, a very big drop but not a panic selling. a half-hour ago, 830 eastern time, we received the job report, 661,000 jobs added in september that is a disappointing number and because of it there may be or pressure to pass a new stimulus

>>the gas station is city owned it's on tuesday on city owned land it's right on the corner of portola drive in woodside avenue. and since the is ending soon it could be replaced by affordable housing. so the station owner would live to renew the lease for the next 20 years while some drivers want the gas station to stay. others actually like the idea of more affordable housing. >>we need to be building more affordable housing and if that comes at the expense of the gas we're in the use gas station for 30 years we have lived here and many times an emergency or you need gas in the picture a broken down car they've really come in handy for affordable housing and the need for that, but you know there are still cars that mean a lot of around him. >>not all electric vehicles. >>well the san francisco board of supervisors was set to vote on the lease proposal on tue night where they were actually able to ask the nation's top infectious disease expert, the one and only doctor anthony fauci questions kron four's michelle kingston listen in and house more this morning. >>about 2000 people watch

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one. she came down with symptoms on wednesday and got off back on air force one. but we're mask on the way back still the rest of the press and everything was in the plane and so was the president. and now we found out after this that the president did in fact get coronavirus so they're thinking that that's where it came from. but there have been a lot of other positive tests coming in on capitol hill. one of which was in a minute you're going to someone here to senator mike lee from utah who had been at the white house. within this week within the last few days he says yeah, so there's a lot of questions as to you know who got it first. but we now know that these people have tested positive you see on your screen. the trumps hope hicks the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and senator mike lee of utah who was at the white house and as for those who we know now have tested negative for coronavirus who had to be tested of course. >>in the wake of the news we have vodka trump, the president's da

what we should focus on on the stuckness is a hypothetical petitions and focus on what's going on in people's lives right now. we got people out of work. we get people struggling come to working people in working pelvis, hospitals filing chapter 11 bankruptcy. we got the government and the president for working to repeal obamacare which is critical for our healthcare system. more and more of us hospitals and healthcare providers are going to go belly up. that's going to fix all of us. left to lift each other up, work for working families and healthcare stability. the cost of potentially -- >> i don't have that would go to be honest. whatever the cost is we can manage it. we can always find a process. you should not follow through on the law and justice because there's a cost. i don't know the exact logistics. we're not near that point yet but, of course, you're not going to let cost get in the way of justice. >> next question from the panel. >> my bad. the question comes from video. let's take a listen. >> my name is trevor and i'm a college student from rollins brooke new hampshire.

quarantining, of course, because monica was on air force one. you obtained an email or letter or memo from the trump campaign manager to the rest of staff, right? tell us about it. >> exactly, hallie. bill stepien alerting all members of the trump re-election team that anybody who was exposed to someone who tested positive for coronavirus should be self-isolating and monitoring their symptoms. so who is he talking about there? anybody who came into contact obviously with the candidate, with president trump, but also with hope hicks and we know from being on air force one on tuesday this was the largest group of staffers or family members that i have seen around the president in a long time, and they were all traveling together for the most part without wearing masks. something we have really come to see culturally as a sign of how they view the coronavirus pandemic. they have only worn masks in very small and short instances, for example, when family members went into the debate hall, they had them on briefly before removing them. but hope hicks

jonathan: just flipping that one out. carry on. are we are thrilled you with us early or mid morning. red and green on the screen right now. with aow barry ritholtz really important conversation. we look at bloomberg wealth and bloomberg opinion, and his skill sets about actually getting through the financial investment storms. i want to talk about product development and the new new. you and i have lived this. .aybe it is esg maybe it is special purpose acquisition company's. whatever it is, you and i know this happens at 11:00 meetings in a skyscraper in new york where six people sit in a room and say what can we do to package a new product to excite people? that is how the game is played, right? barry: that is right come in the history of modern wall street and modern finance has been a sequence of product development going all the way back to mutual ,unds, structured products decimals asian -- decimalization, from fractions to decimals in trading. clo's. all of these new products come out because it is a clever way to try to ge

earlier on. we are waiting to see what news we get on the stimulus front as well. brexit talks look like they are going nowhere. the s&p is higher as we await news from apple. day.ve amazon prime the pound is lower, down by 0.6%. the euro is softer as well. and there we go. we are watching the bdp trade -- the btp trade. this is we continue to see the redenomination trade factor into the btp market. expectedue to see an further move from the ecb being factored into the btp market. how much further will it go? we will talk about that throughout the program. alix: as you were mentioning, countries across europe are widening curbs to get a grip on the fender mike that's on the pendant. in the -- on the pandemic. in the u.s., there is still conversation about the election and pricing in a blue wave. anwitiet more with dr. bahuguna, columbia management head of multi-asset strategy. bahuguna: thank you for having me on the show. the view is that we are likely to continue to see the pattern we have seen

we'll be on facebook live >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air, on the coronavirus, two separate trials now, a vaccine and antibody treatment both put on hold tonight. plus, the fireworks. the supreme court showdown. president trump's supreme court nominee, judge amy coney barrett, is pressed on several major issues today, with just 21 days to go before the election. does she consider roe verve rus wade a so-called super precedent, a law that's already settled. how she answers. judge barrett is also asked about the affordable care act. with millions of americans and their coverage on the line, a case before the court just days after the election, how she answers on that issue. on same sex marriage. and on the presidential election. if it's contested, would she recuse herself? and how she described talking to her own children about the video of george floyd. >>> those two major setbacks tonight in the fight against the coronavirus. trouble in the race for a vaccine. johnson & johnson now forced to suspend human trials, after a participant suffered an unexplained illn

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call of a crackdown on dissent. her off the rarity of a tropical storm warning for atlanta a major city in georgia has this hearkens swept across zito is now really going to be in the western atlantic very rapidly has left a legacy of flash flooding and wind damage is also drawing particularly cold air behind it temperatures really are on the low side there is for you that they will rai's that was don't start they will rise one into the teens were up to 16 in denver which is a considerable warming over the last 3 or 4 days but there's a cult flow and you'll notice that normally behind me is toronto is down to for new york's 11 with stoke quite likely once again for new england the major snow is still encounters you can see we've got a fed a good sunny skies for the most part doesn't matter what the temperature is from that point of view so much quieter weather now on the gulf of mexico having said good part of the harken but again that that northerly for the cold weather when enhanced the showers particularly in mex

it's practically a one-party state on education in california on math and reading scores, there was a 41-point gap. that's equivalent four years of learning. over a third of housing is occupied by afton americans and it's a total disgrace played by lead paint poisoning and chronic mismanagement, democrat bill de blasio in charge. chicago, st. louis, minneapolis, everywhere you see black americans let down and left behind. democrats in charge year after year after year. 53 years in baltimore. 58 years in detroit. 141 years in atlanta. there's no one else to blame. when it comes to the actual policies that affect their lives, black people in america have been oppressed for decades. not so much by white people in general but by white democrats in state and local governments but what about national government. what's the choice there? president trump, black unemployment fell to just over 5%, the lowest in history. the best we saw under biden was nearly 8%. million more under trump them biden. with trump black home ownership is approaching 50%. paired with trump, median income was over $45

we have two different storms i'm tracking one on friday. one on saturday. to help the drop the temperatures and also bring that possibility of rain. at the same time we're tracking some remnant moisture from hurricane marie. feeding in moisture to the south through a good part of the week. rain chances for us from that remain low. we'll take you into the satellite picture. clouds cover here in southern california. no rainfall yet. i will keep a close eye. anything close by of course we'll let you know. the good stuff. hour by hour forecast on the rain ahead. we have been tired of the heat the smoke the fire danger. this is really going to help out. thursday by 9:00 p.m. we have the storm front lining up just offshore. in closer you can see by 6:00 in the morning we should see the first round of rain. notice this red area here. the 2020 fire perimeters on top of the map. all of the fire perimeters expecting rainfall. then as we head through the midday and afternoon on friday. we'll see spotty rain for us. even the chance of snow across the summit level. and

olivia, one more question to you about the president getting on that -- getting on marine one and then air force one to go to bedminster, new jersey, and to see people in that fund-raiser. they clearly knew that hope hicks was in contact with enough people to get some of those folks off marine one, as mark meadows mentioned earlier today. the president knowing that, he says he was cleared to go. is that protocol if the president, one of their closest aides test positive for coronavirus, a close aide that clearly has been in contact with the president, is it protocol to allow him to go? >> no, i don't believe it is. i was shocked when i heard mark meadows brief that and see that, and you know, given the timing of hope hicks testing positive, the timing is that there was certainly exposure amongst the staff, and having lived through it with people on our own staff on the vice president's team at the time, the fact is we pulled people off that flight when katie miller tested positive just out of precaution, and given the nature and the inner circle of the people and the exposure to the pr

i want to put the numbers on and move on. the real clear politics polling average the president is up pretty significantly by about 4 -- more than 4 points there. is that discouraging at all quickly to democrats who still think texas might be a thing? >> 4 points for most polls is in the margin of error. so no, not discouraged at all. it depends on turnout. i think you will see record breaking democratic turnout. better than it was even for president obama in 2008. >> trace: we had formal budget director doug holze on earlier talking about the biden tax increase. the former president says he won't increase taxes on anybody who doesn't make $400,000 and doug was saying it is not about what is going to happen, it is about when. listen to this. >> biden has proposed to raise taxes by 2.8 trillion over the next 10 years. there isn't anyone, not even biden's advisors who thinks it will be a good thing for the economy. everyone agrees the tax increases will hurt the economy. the only question is how much. >> the only disagreement i

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to comment on that one further, i hope. we'll go with our 24-hour change and look, we expect it to be cooler and, sure enough, it is. just about all areas. you can see where the wind is up a little bit. places like oakland and ukiah. the rest of us up to 13 degrees cooler and a lot has to do with the exceptionally dry air. not as dry as we were yesterday but still seeing single digit dew points and six degrees in livermore and the temperatures six degrees for the air to saturate and create fog. that's how dry it is. right now we're in the upper 50s to low 60s across the east bay. we've got 64 in oakland and 63 in alameda. some of our remember wawarmer s. 45 in mountain view and 49 in san jose, some of our milder spots. let's talk about the commute. boy, seeing a lot of cars on the san mateo bridge. we'll get to jobina in just a second. little breezy in our hills if you have to travel through there. and then everything is pretty good as we head into the afternoon commute. let's talk about the fire danger index and right now