kevin w.: it is a great question. i hope we will continue with congress coming back in september to focus our energies around gun control. there was such energy from the president, willing to spend political capital when it came to background checks, and assault weapons ban, you will see democrats keeping the pressure up when congress returns after labor day. you are also seeing the democrats coalesced. youread mentioned -- mentioned seth moulton from massachusetts bowing out of the presidential race following governor jay inslee. you are seeing the field shrink and coalesce around more substantial candidates could kevin: marianne williamson says she is staying in the race no matter what. kevin w.: she is in it to win it. vonnie: let's get a quick check on the markets. an interesting morning and bound to be an interesting afternoon. 1.75%, the s&p down 1.8% and the nasdaq down 2.2% and the yuan is trading at almost 713. this is bloomberg. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone use

kevin: no. lisa: high-yield bonds, buy or sell? kevin: i can't say sidelines? buy. ed: sell. scott: marginally buy. lisa: will u.s. 10 year go negative at the next recession? kevin: no. ed: yes. scott: no. lisa: interesting. thank you all so much for being with us today. from new york, that does it today. "real yield" will be back at the same time next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. emily: i'm emily chang and this is the "best of bloomberg technology." coming up, this week, to mass shootings in

kevin: no. lisa: high-yield bonds, buy or sell? kevin: i can't say sidelines? buy. ed: sell. scott: marginally buy. lisa: will u.s. 10 year go negative at the next recession? kevin: no. ed: yes. scott: no. lisa: interesting. thank you all so much for being with us today. from new york, that does it today. "real yield" will be back at the same time next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up, the stories that shaped the week around the world. markets real as the u.s. and china take it to another level. >> the currency is seen as a last resource. the world central banks accelerate their race to the bottom. are willing to go big. stumbles toward the next step on brexit, deal or no deal. >> if

kevin: i'm kevin cirilli in washington. let's go to mark crumpton with first word news. mark: the president spoke at the g7 summit in biarritz, france today. to?hen you say do they want maybe they do maybe they don't. i don't say that as a threat. i don't think they have a choice. in the meantime, the united states, which has never willcted $.10 from china, in a short time be over $100 billion in tariffs. so i think they want to make a deal very badly. the president says trade talks with china are back on after beijing requested negotiations. mr. trump says prospects are better now than at any time since negotiations began last year. the president says there is no rush to reach a resolution to the afghan war. he told reporters at the g7 that the u.s. is talking with the taliban and the afghan government but that there is no timeline to ending the nearly 18-year-old war. the u.s. and a television appeared to be closing in on an agreement in which american forces would withdraw in exchange for guarantees that afghanistan woul

kevin: from bloomberg's in downtown washington, d.c., in kevin cirilli. and i am terry -- i am shery ahn. we start today with jackson hole. the economic symposium will be one of the most closely watched in years. already kansas city fed president esther george tells bloomberg now was not the time for more rate cuts. >> as i look at where the economy is, it is not time. i am not ready to provide more accommodation to the economy without seeing an outlook that suggests the economy is getting weaker. sherry: let's bring in bloombergs international and economic policy correspondent michael mckee live from jackson hole. you have a very busy schedule ahead. we heard from esther george, but she is not the only one having reservations. no wonder we are seeing this market reaction. michael: the data seems to suggest that the fed would have an excuse for doing it when we saw the ism numbers for market today go below 50. that is a disappointing figure suggesting a contraction in manufacturing, suggesting the fed could make a case. still a long time between now and t

kevin: thanks. for more on all of this and in particular how trade is impacting the 2020 presidential campaign cycle, be sure to tune into bloomberg radio sound on which i host right here on bloomberg, 99.1 fm. you can also find it on itunes, i heart, and a host of other platforms. check that out for sure. this is bloomberg. ♪ kevin: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. shery: we turned out a mark crumpton for first word news. mark: iran has all but ruled out tops between their president and president trump. rihanna says he is not interest -- the president says he is not interested in a photo op with president trump. it says if the u.s. wants negotiations it must live sanctions. iran's foreign minister's is a meeting between the two is unimaginable. president trump signaled he could meet with the iranian president and perhaps ease restriction. turkey says russia has begun delivering more components of its has 400 missile defense system despite strong objections from the united state

. >> charles: kevin and i will do that. >> kevin: great to have you, n. ma >> thanks. >> kevin: he and mike pereira sing us the empire yew. >> one call at a time. >> kevin: 2:25 left in this one. it's mike boone. so two more games to go in the . prese usually the third game, charles, will play e stars maybe a half. some teams like seanoecvay dn't play anybody. >> at all, period. >> kevin: aboutpteams ay some guise to geti contty into the second quarter, and then the fourth game isust -- it's all everybody trying to either make the team oar get good tape so someone else in the league sees temday.a you know what else will play s , he joint practices, you get a lot of works in those days.th gotgre ork in for two days. rew england played no one, onntf e t hback-to-back practice. they were in detroit the week before. i believe baltimore and philadelphi together this week coming up, leading into the thi preseason game. that maybe change how they >> kevin: two-minute warning lkinitially. llaawi engals, and at the steelers, sai ts, that's a he of a coule e t1, wi

kevin: from washington, d.c., i am kevin cirilli. congoo "balance of power where the world of politics meets the world of business. vonnie: the white house is now holding off on a decision of licenses to restart business saidhuawei after beijing it was halting purchases of u.s. farm goods. president trump to reporters earlier about the situation. trump: what is happening with china now, we have an open dialogue. we will see if we keep our meeting in september, if we do, that is fine, if we do not, that is fine. it is time somebody knows what we are doing. vonnie: let's welcome bloomberg trade reporter shawn donnan in washington, d.c.. this decision, opting against making a decision to provide companies with licenses to restart business against huawei, does it show an increased unwillingness to find an agreement with china? shawn: it is another sign things are falling apart. we had all of branches coming out of the g20 in osaka. one was limited resumption of business with huawei and on the chinese side it would be a resumption of agri

that's where kevin frazier is keeping up with another kevin. kevin hart. >> welcome back to montreal. we're hanging out on the day. first on the set. kevin, we saw a great instagram picture of you on the set with these kids who had these pictures and posters. ? they made we love you kevin hart. >> did they love you or just want to be on set? >> the movie was way, way there. my kids are here at the time. we bought all the kids ice cream. my kids worked on the set. for two weeks. >> did you really put them to work? >> they really worked! >> i got a chance to be a father while telling the story of being a father. you know, so, i mean, it's kind of goes full-circle. >> now, did you pay them? >> they haven't been paid yet. i'm late. i'm late. >> your kids worked, but you didn't pay them? >> i'm late with my payment. they left before i could settle with them. >> oh, before you got all the money together. >> this is a write-off. i need to give them a check, and they need to figure out how to cash theheck. >> dwayne johnson is in the mix, too. coming u

kevin: from washington, d.c., i'm kevin cirilli. larry kudlow says the trump will impose new tariffs on china next month a good >> our experience and our modeling suggest that any consumer impact will be very small, and that the biggest burden in economic terms , is falling on china. sure the biggest economic burden does in fact all on the chinese. bloomberg has learned president from will announce a deal this afternoon to open up the european union to more beef exports. american farmers will be entitled to almost 80%, 35,000 metric tons of the annual you quota on hormone free beef over seven years with an initial allocation of around 40%. u.s. employers added 164,000 jobs in july. the unemployment rate sits at 3.7%, the lowest and a half century. average hourly earnings are also climbing. wages are up three 12% from last year. the report comes alongside this week's federal reserve interest rate cut and the announcement of increased tariffs on chinese goods. hasysia's foreign minister weighed in on the growing u.s. china trade war.

as kevin faces eviction. those following his adventures would like to keep him local. >> it's not kevin's fault he's beautiful. >> right. >> he just loves the camera. he loves the limelight, mike. >> it's even hard for a peacock to get a house around here. >> good point. wow. flint stone house, this guy can't get a house, and have interesting stories lately. >>> we are 58 with mostly cloudy conditions at sfo. i will see if there will be any delays like the last few days. clouds are later in arriving this morning so some are waking up to stars and not as much mist and drizzle as yesterday. it will be brighter than yesterday, and still a few high clouds but temperatures will be just about the same. the old radio saying, two for tuesday, and if you liked yesterday you will like today. i pushed this down a day or two later, so the tropical storm remnants are still here, but the high pressure pumping up some of the warm air. down in the south bay we are reaching 90 in gilroy and 88 in los gatos. low 80s around tha

kevin: no. lisa: high-yield bonds, buy or sell? kevin: buy. ed: sell. scott: marginally buy. year goll u.s. 10 negative in the next recession? interesting. thank you also a much for being with us today. from new york, that does it today. will be back at the same time next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. at this hour, large portions a lending and the surrounding area are currently without electricity. the outage occurred because of a failure on the national grid network. the drop in power is also affecting traffic lights around the city, transit in the area has al

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but have no fear, kevin pillar is here. this gets matt adams to fly to center, this scores another run. 3-0, washington. 9th inning, runners at the corners. buster posey throws to second. everybody is safe. nationals win 4-0. giants have lost five of the last seven and the offense desperately misses alex dickerson. >>> hoops, draymond green celebrated his new four-year, $100 million contract, having dinner with lebron james and friends. he and lebron are investors in the uninterrupted >> good for him. nobody deserves it more. i'm just excited that we've got draymond, three of the main guys that have been here since the beginning, to have them locked up so that we can transition to the next era is critical. >> so that is great tradition in green bay where players ride a kid's bike to practice. it seemed like a good idea until there. j.j. watt, 290 pounds and crushed that little bike like it was a tin can. they did find him a larger, sturdier ride. the crushed one is now a souvenir. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino

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arrested kevin mallory and searched his home. hidden in the back of this closet in a junk drawer, agents discovered an s.d. card wrapped in tinfoil, whad placed eight secret and top secret documents- the same ones he scanned at that fed ex store in april.>>aynor: it is our belt it was his intention to take this s.d. card to china to provide to them. >> cooper: does the mallory case fit a pattern that you're seeing coming from chinese intelligence? >> demers: yes. we currently have three pending cases against former intelligence officers, and they're alleged to have been spying on behalf of the chinese. >> cooper: it's hard to overstate how unusual it is to have three cases like this ongoing. >> demers: it's not unusual. it's unprecedented. >> bill evanina: to me, it's disappointing, and it's really hurtful, i think, to everyone, to know that we still have people who are willing to betray the u.s. for a few dollars. >> cooper: bill evanina is director of the national counter-intelligence and security center, a division of the offi

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his name is kevin and he has a facebook page and he's named after kevin from the movie "up," the tall tropical bird in the pixar film. the problem is kevin has become too popular. >> a couple of the neighbors in my complex noticed people and going. >> property managers asked kevin's caretaers to stop feeding the peacock hoping he will soon fly the coop. >> why is this kevin's fault? >> yeah, hopefully he hands on his feet. >> because kevin is a beautiful peacock. >> gorgeous. >>> say hello to your number neighbor. it's a modern spin on the traditional pen pal. >> people are tti pple with p n jusnghe last digit, on or one dow some number neighbors have become fast friends. others found their number neighbors are not at all interested in talking to them, but one man actually found another man to adopt his dog. he was, like, hey, i can't keep my dog. he said, are you kidding me, i always wanted a dog, and now sadie lives with his number neighbor. >> that is weird. i think that is so weird, guys. no. >> not into it? >> no, not into it. >> i was just going to suggest that we all do it, and

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. maria: welcome back markets are lower this morning, futures indicating a decline of 174 points on the dow industrials this morning, right at the open, the s&p futures down 21 and nasdaq futures lower by 76, new data from china producer prices fell into deflation for the first time in 3 years on worries over trade impasse, joining us to talk about markets and investing today chief investment strategist michael, michael, good to see you again, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. maria: you've been on the show, a couple of months ago when pmi started weakening, you said negative on the market. >> we have been more concerned especially as we look 6 to 9 months where we continue to expect to see global economic indicators, we've now had the benefit of rates falling, the fed cutting and other central banks joining the fed and we think that's played out largely in fi

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kevin? this is a classic daily mail story. they've done an investigation into how much overseas patients have caused the nhs, and a p pa re ntly patients have caused the nhs, and apparently it's £150 million in unpaid bills. so this is essentially foreign visitors to this country taking — making use of the and adjust for whatever reason and then not paying the bills they were due to pay after they've received the treatment. now in one case, one patient owes £500,000, or at least the country where the patient is from owes £500,000. and there is a relu cta nce from owes £500,000. and there is a reluctance on frontline nhs staff to chase these payments which could pay for thousands of heart bypasses or hundreds of junior doctors. so for thousands of heart bypasses or hundreds ofjunior doctors. so this is an issue that has been kicked around a lot. successive governments say they have got to clamp down on it and nothing seems to be done. say they have got to clamp down on it and nothing seems to be donelj do think there are

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selina and kevin carter discuss. kevin: the real story in china and the emerging markets is the billions of consumers that are moving on up and they want better stuff. retail sales and consumption continues and in emerging markets, that consumption is going online onto a smartphone, just as it is here, but there's a leapfrogging because most of the infrastructure was never developed in china. emily: joe tsai talked about demographics and digitalization, which is driving the results, despite what was happening macro economically and geopolitically, the question is, how long can that keep up? selena: joseph mentioned is reaching markets around the world. lower tier cities are starting to pay off, you see rapid digitization of these lower tier cities, and they are able to go head-to-head with companies that are focused on lower tier markets. and they're planning to invest more in these areas and their market share is growing. this is a big trend in china that seems to be defying the broader slowdown. they're investing a

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talking, kevin's talking. going to be talking and done milo, go." >> seth: that is -- that was the first time you ever met kevin was on thursday at the premiere? >> yeah. >> seth: he's a good guy >> dude, he's awesome. >> seth: yeah. >> i was, like, mildly shell shocked. just like -- he's kevin costner. i mean, i've been a fan of everything that he's done for years. but he's so warm and so lovely and supportive of the film so. >> seth: and it's pretty great for him, you just realize the kind of star he is you had to work months on that movie. he probably knocked it out in a day. >> two days. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] he didn't even have to, like, match a talking dog's mouth or anything >> no. no, no, no none of that >> seth: he was living his best life, yeah >> i mean, i got to get some of those jobs [ light laughter ] >> seth: you play a racecar driver in the film we've talked in the past that you love motorcycles >> yeah. >> seth: did you have to do any thinking about what made a good racecar driver for th

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but first, i want to show a clip here's kevin bacon in "city on a hill. take a look at this. >> well, as usual, you're not seeing the big picture the vast panorama. >> oh, i am. i am see, you're pissed at me, because i didn't do what you wanted and now you're willing to [ bleep ] this case to school my ass >> we had an agreement you and me focus on the heist, the guards, follow the kenickie case, pump the grand jury but you? you wander off like some kid that hears the [ bleep ] ice cream truck that chased guns and rocks, barry and what do you get? you get [ bleep ] on your shoes. so, you want to listen to me do what it was that we agreed to fine, i'm happy to be of service. but you want an ice cream sandwich go [ bleep ] yourself. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on! yeah "you want an ice cream sandwich?" [ cheers and applause oh that's how you do it right there. kevin bacon, everybody [ cheers and applause check out "city on a hill," sundays 9:00 p.m. on showtime. and go see kevin on tour with the bacon brothers we'll be right back with "queer ey

kevin pillar. second of the night. he will be the hero. giants are up in the 10th. will smith gives up a home run. in the bottom of the 10th. they give both runs back, 9-9. there were 12 home runs in the game. 12. how about that. 16th of the year. most he's in a season. giants win a crazy game 10-9 in 11. >> the a's and astros played home-run derby last night with 10 homers. tonight figured to be less crazy. in the 5th, verlander knew it. didn't hit-and-run around. a's tack a 1-0 lead. in the 6th. 1-1. this is a gapper. the damage is done, it 2-1 houston. marcus simien, liftoff. he takes verlander out. that made it 2-2. that was sihours ago it seems and they are still playing bottom of the 12th inning. jimmy garoppolo has had a rough week throwing against his own defense now he's trying against another one. they were in denver for a joint session with the broncos, the first of two straight days of co-mingling before the match up monday night. jimmy g was in par ill and peril and didn't know it. >> the pass rusher was going toward your leg. >> i don't know that. he w

kevin: yes i do. in fact, in terms of where you are starting to see some of the chatter that is being talked about, you have things like infrastructure being talked about on both sides. it is an area of bipartisanship, but i don't see that happening in the short-term. post 2020 elections, no matter who is elected, whether president trump is reelected or not, that could come to the forefront. also, this issue of tariffs. i don't think this issue is going away, whether or not president trump gets reelected or not. democrats are openly talking about tariffs as well. when you try to gauge this out, there are similarities. we don't really see them, but there are similarities between democratic and republicans in terms of negotiating with china. vonnie: kevin, thank you. that is kevin cirilli at the white house. u.s. retail sales rising but the most in four months this morning, offering some comfort for the economic growth picture. joining us from washington is sarah ponczek. it is fascinating because on th

joining us now is that former google engineer, a kevin. kevin, thank you for coming in. so, explain to us exactly how is google planning on tipping the scales against the president in the coming election? >> well, google has a lot of mechanisms for many played in public opinion. youtube itself deletes about 8 million videos and 3 million channels every three months. they censor conservative content constantly. there are polling politicians and ads. people inside google have talked about things like remotely turning off donald trumps phone to turn it into a brick. or to disable his staffers e-mail accounts. they're looking for ways to manipulate the electoral process. >> kevin, steve forbes here. in terms of google itself, is there any recognition that there might be political retribution? as you know project -- has a couple of google people say like you in public that they discriminate, actively discriminate and post about discriminating against -- university which is good mainstream, it has people giving lectures. >> they don't seem very concerned, do they. i've seen vi

kevin: this is true, in both directions. but the new ones that have been proposed, the once pushed out to i would like to think this is a december, negotiating tactic. we had a trade skirmish with china 10 years ago and put a tariff on chinese tires. they responded by putting a a tariff on our chicken feed. but that was a tariff put in under the obama administration, and it lived for three years. we go back and study it, it saved 1200 american tire making jobs at a cost of $1 million per job, and it also cost three jobs in retail for every job it saved and the american taxpayer-funded -- and the american taxpayer funded that, so i would like to think the mathematics are clear enough we won't really do the things we're threatening. if we do the market is voting , out that we will likely have a recession in our country, and i frankly think it could be bad if with -- if we go ahead with the tariffs as described. emily: where does that mean you're placing your bets? , the emerging internet companies are not really part of the tr

kevin, who doels you thielse do going to make it on the debate stage? there are only eight so far. >> i think two things. i think that what you're hearing from joe biden is essentially telling everybody, take a deep breath. he's the front-runner. he is taking shots from 25 essentially other presidential campaigns, plus or minus a couple others. i think what you saw in -- i was in detroit and in miami. i think detroit is actually a much stronger showing for the former vice president, particularly that one exchange he had with senator gillibrand. i think other folks that have the potential to continue to have that breakout moment are including gillibrand minus the exchange she had with senator biden. i think you also saw the likes of mario williamson make her points very well. but it's all about senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders. i put this question, this is the second point i'll make quickly, i put this question in detroit to democratic national committee chairman tom perez. i asked him, you know, when is this going to dwindlehe? said t

kevin: this is true, in both directions. the ones that were pushed out, i would like to think this is a negotiating tactic. we had a skirmish with china 10 years ago and put a tariff on chinese tires. they put a tariff on our chicken feed. that was put in under the obama administration and lived for three years. it saved 1200 american tire making jobs at a cost of $1 million per job, and cost three jobs and re-tile -- retail for every job it saved and the american taxpayer-funded that, so i would like to think the mathematics are clear enough we would not do the things we are threatening. the market is voting out that we will have a recession in our country, and i think it could be bad if we go ahead with the tariffs. emily: where does that mean you are placing your bets? kevin: emerging internet companies are not really part of the trade or. -- trade war. this is about people wanting stuff and using their smartphones. emily: that was kevin carter and selina wang. coming up, you know him as the china.head of -- an exclusive

kevin has never taken a step. he suffers from spinal muscular atrophy or sma, but thanks to a lot of heart and some ingenuity, he is seeing the world. >> i like how wide open it is. it definitely gives a sense of freedom and clarity. >> reporter: kevin wanted out of his wheelchair. so he teamed up with a german company and developed a people carry backpack. 2 1/2 years in the making, he has since toured europe and hiked the great wall of china. he's opened eyes like his fellow workers from genentech working on a treatment for sma and has become a role model for those fighting the good fight. >> as a brother, mission and desire it's to inspire others to get out and live life to the fullest knowing that that looks different for everyone. we're good. >> reporter: on this day new friend jp carried kevin and his 65 pounds on his back. oh, there was help along the way and a lasting connection that seems to fuel both the hiker and kevin. >> it's very inspirational. we had a chance to speak with kevin yesterday and he tal

kevin mccarthy supported that. but once they saw that their agenda was solely to go to the west bank, and they are such avid backers of this bds movement, the israelis have every right to deny someone to come. >> melissa: i'm interested in what you said about your trip. what did you learn from the palestinian authority? >> we heard from the palestinians that basically the peace negotiations are essentially stock right now. that they aren't moving forward. and that they aren't going to participate because the united states, one, has recognized the golan heights. end has moved our embassy to recognize jerusalem as a rightful capital of israel. the point we made was that presidents on both sides of the american i'll have promised to do that for years. president trump just carried through his point. but we also saw things like an exploding technology sector. governor desantis from florida led a delegation over there to improve the trade and improve economic ties. there's just a lot going on that i think there's a respo

kevin: you would have to give up on the fact that the u.s. economy has not found its way to her recession. there are some strong points in the economy that will keep yields from dropping a whole lot more than they are now. if the trade issue is the only issue we will talk about and year,ill extend into next there is no other way to go but down in yields. i think if cooler heads prevail we can look at the fundamentals. there is a point of 20 or 30 basis points lower where we will not amount or while. lisa: there is a question on how crowded things are getting. investors seem to be bracing for a trade battle and they are crowding into [inaudible] mosty saying this is the attractive risk. outside the expectation of a aggressive fed cut cycle. at what point do we understand this could be an overcrowded good one?it a >> we have seen that break in zero lower bound, we always assume that every time we walk in that rates were closer to zero. treasury values are more full than they were the day before. when we see sovereign curves like we see in europ

adam was a star at getting kevin back down. he has wrote a book, we carry kevin. he wants to see the world and he has been such a great role model, not only for people with sma, but a lot of people with disabilities that can't do a whole lot. >> absolutely. feeling like there are limits, he is showing that there are not. that is really incredible. and i said really nice weather as you walked up the hill? >> i was sweating darts by the time we got to the top of the hill. that changed over the weekend, but i guess the heat is coming back. >>> eventually. it will be a slow climb. tomorrow will feel just a tad warmer. into the afternoon today, temperatures will cool. we will take anywhere from a 3 to 6 degree drop for the second part of your day. what a gorgeous view, we have been taking that shot all morning long. it has not changed a whole lot. we have a mix of sun and clouds, and it is so nice. here is a look at the coastline where we are covered in gray. as we get into the bay, we have a little bit of clearing their, along the peninsula a mix of sun and clouds, ov