mike? mike: alex, thanks very much. let's turn to our guest, assistant to the vice president at samaritan's purse, edward graham, another relief organization active in haiti. edward, welcome. >> mike, thanks for having us. mike: what are the challenges of serving in a place like haiti? >> it's a great question. i was just there recently, in september, following our hospital that we deployed to haiti and the earthquake. and we had to have security there. there's so much turmoil going on in this country -- in haiti. there's missionary groups, a lot of them trying to work there, but they don't have the security apparatus. fortunately, we're blessed to have a haitian security detail along with americans down there serving who advise us, and we have to limit where we can work and what times. but there's gangs everywhere, and they've gotten out of control. i saw that firsthand when i was down there and observed. we want to share the hope of just christ with then -- jesus christ, but these gangs are making it very difficult fo

good evening, matt. >> hi, mike. governor newsom signed a log california that allows police to act criminally or with a demonstration of bias to be stripped of their badges. california was just 1 of 4 states without such a system alongside hawaii, new jersey and rhode island. the golden state's new reforms also limit the use of rubber bullets during protests headsets a statewide standard for when officers can use projectiles or tear gas during demonstrations. the law also bars a type of restraint that has led to death and lays out detailed instructions for when police should intervene. police can lose their certification for excessive force, sexual assault, intimidating witnesses, false reports or participating in law enforcement gangs. multiple groups represent and police officers including the california police chiefs association oppose this new law, arguing in part that a bias panel without law enforcement expertise will review police cases and that officers will be subject to broad definitions of wrongdoing. the

mike? >> mike: president biden heading to michigan to rally support for his $1 trillion infrastructure bill and even bigger spending and tax plan. the president has blamed fellow democrats, senators joe manchin and kiersten sinema. >> reporter: politicians love speeches in front of heavy equipment. this is a training facility for those looking to maintain construction equipment. the president will be here and use this as a back drop to try to sell that trillion dollar democratic infrastructure proposal. but there's a problem. the bill is stuck in congress. democrats have linked that infrastructure bill to another bill with trillions in spending on child care, education and health care. problem is a group of moderate democrats say that $3.5 trillion bill is just too expensive and so the white house is negotiating to bring the total down to about $2 trillion and try to secure the support from two moderate democrats, senators joe manchin and kiersten sinema. >> 99% of my party, two, two people

mike in. >> mike: kelly o'grady live in l.a. thanks very much. the los angeles city council has passed a vaccine mandate requiring people to show proof of full covid-19 vaccination before entering into a restaurants, bars, gyms, shopping centers, entertainment venues and personal care establishments. the mandate passed in an 11-2 vote today. the ordinance will go into effect one month after its publication. the u.s. is on pace to have 200 million at home covid-19 rapid tests available per month beginning in december. that is about four times more than earlier this year. white house says the supply boost $1 million federal investment. along with the fda authorization of a new test. the biden administration is temporarily relaxing the rules for a student loan forgiveness program that has been criticized for its notoriously complex requirements. the education department says it will drop some of the toughest rules for public service loan forgiveness. the program was created to steer more college graduates into that field. but more than 90% of the ap

mike? mike: alex hoff, enjoy your visit. thanks very much. ♪ mike: the house of representatives is working on a plan to vote on both the massive social spending plan and the infrastructure package on tuesday after several deadlines have come and gone. kevin corke has the detail thes live in washington. kevin on a sunday, it's great to see you. >> reporter: great to see you, my friend, and this is right in your wheelhouse. i want to be really clear, mike knows what's going to happen. hopefully he'll tell us later. we all know that it's obviously the devil in the details, we just don't know what will happen between now and then. but we do though this, there will be plenty of horse trade are thing on the line by democrats because the bottom line is they have an internal fissure between progressives9 and the old guard. and i say the old guard because, let's face it, nancy pelosi is known for chose aring deals but, boy, she's got her work cut out for her this time, nike. here's what we've got. there are a few add-ons that han b

mike? mike: benjamin hall starting us off from london, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ mike: and here in the u.s. lawmakers still working on finding some agreement over president biden's massive spending bills, this as progressive and and moderate democrats clash on key points david spunt is live9 from the white house with the latest. good afternoon, david. >> reporter: hi, mike. as a u.s. senator, joe biden spent almost 40 years working on capitol hill compromising. however, right nows there is a palpable tension over on the hill not between republicans and democrats, that's to be expected, but between democrats and democrats. president biden right now is at his longtime home of wilmington, delaware. he walked out yesterday onto the south lawn, told reporter toes he'll take his time pushing both infrastructure and social spending. but he and advisers are telling progressives they must come off their $3.5 trillion top line for that social spending bill. >> what we've said from the beginning is it

: mike. thank you very much. >> sandra: a covid vaccine could be available for younger children. pfizer asked the fda to grant emergency release of a child vaccine 5 to 11. the fda schedule an october 26th meeting to consider that proposal. the ruling could come later this month or in november. >> mike: the story we mentioned. activists in virginia for people who feel their rights are stepped on. mark is live in virginia with that. good afternoon. >> mike, parents inside in church behind me are learning about ways to become more involved in local politics including at school board meetings. parents fear they are being silenced because the biden administration will make it tougher for people to voice concerns. they said the school board meetings happening the last several months are more interesting to watch because a lot more parents is going on. officials say they have to step up because violent threats are out of hand. this week the attorney general issuing a memo directing the government t

mike collins, where you? mike: we are sticking with our guns. the markets are playing a game of cat and mouse with the fed. the markets are using - to race ahead of the fed. and then the fed has caught up and now the markets are racing ahead again of the fed, pricing in two hikes next year, three in 2023, and more each year after that to get to 2% funds rate. and we are generally taking the under. we think there is a good chance, in a year from now, certainly two years from now, just as the fed is moving into action, to lift of the funds rate, that demand will be weaker in supply is coming online, and inflation and growth are both rolling ford. jonathan: you are pushing back on where it is priced right now, right? mike: i'm looking at the five-year tips. it hit 3%, meaning the breakeven inflation rate was 3% a year for five years, we are taking the under. jonathan: exact, where you? -- so, zach, where are you? zach: we see a gap. we have mid-2023 lift off. the risk is certainly scooted towards a sooner rather than later, but when anything about

mike. >> mike: make it leak proof. hillary, thanks. >> sandra: thanks, go to congressman from indiana, jim banks. congressman, i will put the "new york post" headline on the screen for you, front page this morning. i only want this much and clearly shows 11 zeros behind the 1.5 trillion in spending, saying in left land is 1.5 trillion considered a compromise. manchin said to accept the bill 2 trillion less than progressives want. this is massive amount of money we're talking about here, what can the president get done this afternoon? >> only on nancy pelosi's capitol hill is friday still thursday, this is longest thursday of my life, by the way. democrats don't get their way, they change the rule and extend calendar day from thursday to friday, it is still thursday in washington, d.c. trillions of dollars, 1.5 trillion, maybe, maybe more, maybe less, plus 1.2 trillion on top of 30 trillion national debt and right now today, we have highest inflation in over 30 years and democrats want to spend trillions of dollars more

mike. mike: chad pilgrim, thanks a lot. on how the negotiations are going on in capitol hill, let's bring pennsylvania democratic congresswoman christy, congresswoman, welcome. >> thank you, thank you so much for having me today. >> this morning your colleague said president biden is pushing to get this done before he heads overseas to a climate conference in scotland. do you expect the progressive wing and the moderate wing of your party to cut about a 2 trillion-dollar deal? congresswoman: so i'm intrigued that he has that point of view. i probably will believe that we will get a vote on the infrastructure bill before he leaves to that particular conference or at least i hope so and maybe the outlines and contour and agreement on what would be if you guys are calling it the reconciliation bill, that's more the build back better bill and remains to be seen whether they would come together in that timeline. >> does it worry you split between progressives and moderates can jeopardize the bipartisan infrastructure package? >>

mike? >> mike: alex, thanks very much. the senate has confirmed president biden's embattled nominee to lead the bureau of land management. tracy stone manning linked to ecoterrorism and endorsed population control. the party line vote in the senate was 50 to 45. up next, how china's waging economic warfare against the u.s. first, beyond our borders tonight. a fire in a romanian hospital kills at least 7 covid-19 patients in the icu. officials blame what they call irregularities in the hospital's electrical installation system. it was romaine yaps third deadly hospital fire in less than a year. hundreds of iraqis marched to mark two years since mass antigovernment demonstrations erupted in the iraqi capital and southern provinces. demonstration comes a week before iraq plans to hold early elections, which had been a key demand of previous protests. japan fully lift its coronavirus state of emergency for the first time in more than six months. bars and restaurants welcomed back customers in tokyo following the easing of rest

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mike: there always has to be an evil side. mike: let's hope that isn' h my goodness. that a second. i've got a lot of sunshine in the forecast today and tomorrow. total sunshine and summer warmth not only today but also tomorrow. we have chilly temperatures in the 40's and 50's. we have a quick chance of showers sunday. it's looking more impressive than it did this time yesterday. the jet suit dream is well the north. we've got high-pressure locked in for the next 48 hours. look what it does to our temperatures. we will be close in san francisco. same thing in lakeport. we will have low to mid 70's along the coast with a local hint of a breeze. high-pressure starts to move to the east. that opens the door for increasing clouds and humidity. it will not be as dry and scratchy during most of the day. as we head into the afternoon in the evening, you can see the rain starting to roll in. that means rainfall amounts to almost nothing in the south bay. a 1 on the impact scale. the big thing you will notice, look at the drop in temperatures. the rain is gone. our next chance of showers. k

>> mike: no. deejay dallas who is catching the ball. first possession out of the way, the next score wins the game. roethlisberger and the steeler offense, they have found something at the end of the first half when they scored back-to-back possession touchdowns. they have not been as efficient until that last drive to get the field goal at the end of the fourth. >> cris: they are standing in a run possible formation here. i was wondering if we would see this. yep. >> mike: najee harris down the right side to the 24 yard line. they lost their left tackle dan moore in the second half. joe haeg, the veteran, came in to spell him. >> cris: i mean, this is where you test your philosophy, right? we want to convert to be a running team. now when it matters, when it really matters, now what do you do? we will find out. >> mike: 4:00 gone in overtime. roethlisberger fires. jamal adams says i'll get him. third and three coming up. >> cris: one of the differences with the quick throw and running philosophy is you end up with a lot of these third

mike nicco is tracking the trick-or-treating forecast. mike: good morning, julian, hi, jobina. and frances is with us. we will get to her nest second. let's talk about the spook-tacular forecast for the weekend. we have fog once again in fairfield and less than one quarter mile and half moon bay. we expect the widespread and thickest fog to linger the longest and solano county and that is why they have a dense fog advisory until 11:00. reduction of speeds will help because it will be hard to see the cars in front of you. the fog has not spilled into the bay. starting off in the 50's. mainly 60's at noon and cooler at the coast and bay but still nice inland with low to mid-70's. let's take a deeper look at the forecast, especially this weekend, coming up. jobina: classes and activities are canceled at two high schools in sonoma county. both high schools will be closed after receiving threats yesterday. district officials were advised by police and made the decision to close the campuses out of an abundance of caution. julian: two pple have been detained after a shooter scare at

mike: grogu. kumasi: that's too many syllables. mike, you're going to be what, ted lasso related. that's what i like. mike: i can grow the beard. i could maybe do the hair and have the outfit. want to talk to you about a tongue-in-cheek press rea fiscor witches. julian: oh lord. kumasi: who knew. julian: you learn something new every day. mike: here is a look from the camera. notice how calm the flags are. mostly sunny and warmer. a little drizzle saturday morning but most of the weekend will be dry and that's our next best chance of rain rolls in. we have mid to upper 60's. as far as tonight, a mild night. especially from the southbay end up in the north bay. a look at future radar. the sun is setting, the clouds are rolling in. it's dry. into the overnight hours, there's a chance of some measurable drizzle, sunshine we start with a few clouds. you can see the clouds increase pay the youngest of the kids had out by 5:00 and monday morning this is the most aggressive model bringing pretty heavy rain. it is almost triple the amount of rain possible compared to what it was telling u

. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> pence goes on to talk about his relationship with trump. >> you can't spend almost five years in a political fox hole with somebody without developing a strong relationship. you know, january 6th was a tragic day in the history of our capitol building. but thanks to the efforts of capitol hill police, federal officials, the capitol was secured. we finished our work. the president and i sat down a few days later and talked through all of it. i can tell you that we parted amicably. >> what part of all this do you think they called through exactly? how trump wanted to use pence as the centerpiece for his attempted coup? maybe they talked about what trump said at the steel rally. >> mike pence is going to have to come through for us. if he doesn't, that will be a sad day for our country. >> maybe they talked through the tweet that trump sent during the breach of the capitol during the breach, where trump said that pence didn't have the courage to protect the country. >

kumasi: you have got options, mike. mike: i do have options. [laughter] mike: but i have it. reggie: it's a nice hat. mike: is everybody happy now? kumasi: i am. mike: we are going to be so tired tomorrow morning staying up and watching this game. we will need you to bring us a little energy. maybe you can do that on social media for us. we'll spend a lot of energy cheering on the giants here at oracle tonight. 6:07 is the pitch. we are going to have a sunny and warm day before that with a fire danger unfortunately climbing. that is especially in solano county and east bay hills and mountains, up into now -- napa county mounds. a clear sky. it is a one and done for today. the weekend, we start on saturday really warm a quick cold front will bring us cooler weather sunday and a chance of showers in the north bay. for now, we are drier and warmer things to high-pressure building and. there is no rain coming until that possibility sunday. enjoy this little bit of warmth that we are going to have for our fall season. 72 at sunnyvale, 78 in gilroy. we have 72 at san mateo. 65 in h

[laughter] kumasi: mike, no. mike: you can't eat knowledge. [laughter] mike: 6:51 this morning, and the fog keeps getting thicker across the north bay. the him of that is trying to slip southward and the fog will hang around throughout the morning commute. some isolated showers are possible saturday, not a game changer. a dry sunday for halloween and rain chances more impressive monday and wednesday. 70's about everywhere, 67 along the coast near half moon bay with sunshine, a few more low clouds as we had in the parts of the afternoon hours. the low clouds and fog, you can see them spreading throughout the area tonight. areas of high clouds may stop during monday's morning commute. into the afternoon, the rain starts to roll in. a few lingering showers tuesday morning, so monday night into tuesday morning are the commutes that will be most affected. wednesday, it comes in during the afternoon and evening hours and hangs around through the thursday commute. we are looking at a half-inch in the south bay to more than one inch in the north bay.

kumasi: let's check the forecast with mike. mike: good morning. we have some left over side effects if you are around green valley creek or mark west creek, we still have flooding happening that could continue through at least 11:00 this morning. that is something we will keep an eye on. a flood warning has been extended for several hours and almost about 12 to 24 because it takes forever for all that water to get through our tributaries. scattered, light showers. radar around richmond, oakland, and ukiah, the best chances across the north bay and the chances are minimal. cooler than average in the 60's. kumasi: an fda advisory panel is meeting to decide whether to recommend the pfizer vaccine for children ages five to 11. the meeting started about 30 minutes ago and if the fda gives emergency use authorization, 28 million children could get doses by november 4. that means some of the first kids to get it would be fully protected by christmas. we are hearing from one doctor who enrolled all four of her children and the pfizer trial. >> if it is so

mike, how do you defend him? >> this is why i advise my clients, if you harass your neighbors, he did say fake died of natural causes on the tombstone, thoughts like fake tombstones one at once. but look, he's charged with breach of peace, all of these tombstones says rest in peace, but can't establish to breach the priest, not guilty. kennedy: he was aiming for peace the whole time. >> i think he's adding to the amount of peace in the neighborhood so -- not guilty. kennedy: doug. >> black letter law, exemption for tombstones on halloween that make him guilty as -- not guilty as a matter of law. kennedy: not guilty. that's all you had to say. finally we got a rational panel here. mike chase, i feel like you've been fighting an uphill battle. case number three. half naked mother of three. [laughter] i only have two that i know of. arrested for chasing cars and clown makeup, bridal spotted chasing cars and no shirt. she made several cars calls to 9112 cars at dispatchers, charged with disorderly conduct from public

mike mckee joins us now. mike: it looks like we are doing a little better than we anticipated. the spending numbers have come up eight -- incomes come in at 2/10. here is an interesting. the revision in terms of spending numbers he thought it was 3/10. it was revised to negatives 1/10. since this is all in the third order it brings down the spending level or the third order. th -- third quarter. the core is up 3/10 and it is up 3.6% on the year, which is much the same that we had then month before in july. at this point inflation, still rising. incomes, rising. we are not seeing government transfer payments but we are seeing wages rise. they equaled themselves out in the month of august. spending goes up in august, may be the back-to-school stuff, but the overall inflation rate continues to rise. jonathan: into the bond market with yields up about eight aces point 21 41.61 -- basis points to 141.61. >> we saw european pmi come in a little weaker but still strong. it looks like we are running flat-out but there may be constraints because of supply chains. we will see if that com

mike served his country, first as a captain in the marines... >> mike mason from the f.b.i. >> reporter: ...and later as the number four man at the f.b.i. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: mike left the bureau in 2007, went on to work as an executive at a fortune 500 company, and then the chief operating officer of this rocking chair. but mike says retirement did not sit well with him. >> i still had a mind, and i still had things i thought i was capable of doing. >> reporter: but if mike was going to start a new chapter, he knew it would have to be something really important, a job with a big payout, worthy of his time. so in the end, the choice was clear. >> how are you doing? >> hi! >> reporter: from top of the f.b.i., to head of the b.u.s.-- mike mason may be the most overqualified school bus driver in america. >> when i gave them my resume, i actually got called by a very senior person in the county, and he said, "just checking." >> reporter: "did you mean to apply for this job?" >> "why do you want to be a bus driver?" and i told him. >> reporter: mike had heard the chesterfield cou

mike schumacher, thank you. next week, full coverage, special programming is always on the federal reserve decision, the fed decides. there will be a news conference after with chairman powell. tom keene, a little more detail from mcdonald's. this is pretty interesting stuff, the team breaking it down, the regional story, china is the clearest negative, sales slipping due to the covid-19 resurgence is. insight into an economy from an individual company. there it is from mcdonald's on china, the clearest negative. jonathan: they are doing it differently. pediatric vaccine in america, how removed is the rest of the world from that wonderful news? jonathan: clearly the threshold is different but to hear a company say what they are experiencing on the ground gives you more color. lisa: and frankly a hint as to what the potential slowdown could reap in terms of how it trickles out into the rest of the complex. i mean how confident are we about the numbers they have been putting out in terms of an accurate perspective

first up, we check back in with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: here is a look. boston, just getting pummeled right now with large surf, heavy rains and winds up to 65 miles per hour. it is reaching all the way down to new york, at least the winds are, but the heaviest of rain is over for that area. the residual effects could be around all day. let's head to the east bay, 51 in fremont. everyone else in the mid to upper 50's. marine layer clouds and a little bit of fog slowly spreading across your neighborhoods. temperatures in the low to mid 50's just about everywhere. san francisco is one of the warmer spots. fairfield at 57. 61 at 10:00. 64 at noon. we will hover near 70 for the better part of the afternoon with increasing sunshine. all of us can watch the early morning clouds, some of them hang around during lunch, there will be fewer, for sure. as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, it looks like a pretty sunny day. your activity planner for today, if you are exercising or running errands, and the beaches are calming down after the large swells ove

kumasi: mike, good morning. mike: hi, everybody. big talk in the newsroom this morning was the raindrops that were falling as we came into work. the rain is pushing to the east and the central valley. and look at the snow, the gray, the white that is falling on the sierra. hope that puts you in a good mood for friday. we are waking up with cloud cover and a slight chance of a few more drops in the east bay and south bay, particularly farther inland. look how quickly the sun comes out. all of us are full in the sunshine buy lunch with temperatures near to the mid. how about low to upper 60's at 4:00? it should be drive-through the evening hours. tonight is going to be wet for some of us. kumasi: today mike's the kick off to a packed weekend of events in san francisco. can expect everything from the giants and the warriors playing tonight, the giants playing again tomorrow, and on sunday a major parade -- the italian heritage festival. reggie: at 11:00 a.m., a parade of ships on the san francisco waterfront from the golden gate bridge

but first, let's check in with mike. mike: i love that. i thought we would talk more about fleet week because it has been so cloudy, but guess what? it's going to turn slightly warmer and sunny as we head into the weekend. tomorrow, the clouds would keep us at 62. saturday, with increasing centron, 65. sunday, 67 degrees. he may want to grab the sunscreen both of those days if you're going to be out for a while. a talk about neighborhood temptress. under a mosley cloudy sky, temperatures in the middle to upper 50's and most inland east debate neighborhoods. -- east debate neighborhoods. the rest of us around 50. oakland at 58. air quality couldn't be much better. everybody is green this morning. as you look around the state, we only have one area, ship, that is sensitive. -- sensitive groups need to be worried about that. here's a look at 880. clo hgi t cool and clean air. this weekend, maybe you're thinking about going to tahoe. let me show you the first sign that winter is coming. chance of thunderstorms today, but it turns over to a pos

>> yeah, we had to eliminate mike bordeaux. >> mike insisted he was in florida when kelli went missing in fayetteville. even so, police still considered him the primary person of interest. >> has her husband been questioned by detectives? >> we've had conversation with mr. bordeaux. >> police also needed to have a conversation with kelli'ds boyfriend, justin thompson. little did they know that justin had a huge new lead waiting for them about the night kelli disappeared. coming up -- a new possible suspect. >> he is the last person that is seen with kelli. that was very concerning to us. >> why something in his past would trigger even more alarm bells. >> it certainly was a red flag. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ before you go there, or fist bump there, or... oh! i can't wait to go there! or reunite there, start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast. business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for thre

kumasi: mike, good morning. mike: free sunshine. it is october 1, but mother nature is like, i am giving you summer. here is the table as it is set. clouds in the north bay. and the winds are almost nonexistent this morning. some clouds will try to go to the east into the bay, into the coastal valleys, but they will not last. we are waking up and in the mid to upper 50's. it seven at the coast by noon. 81 degrees inland. the passing high clouds will lead to sunshine this afternoon, near 70 at the coast, 80's and 90's for the rest of us. this evening, we will be under the stars. 60's at the coast, 70's for the rest of us. we have a warm weekend on the way, bottom will return. i will show you that, coming up. kumasi: a water main break has flooded streets in the east bay. at look at this video. this is happening at hem avenue and danville boulevard. our reporter is there with how people are being impacted, who live are trying to drive through the area. aamy: what a mess. look at the situation, you cannot drive through. you are looking

your tweets -- mike, that was your trade, what do you say >> it was. the important thing to understand about that trade was our thesis was that tlt was going to be fairly short run, range bound. when you see evidence your thesis was wrong, you don't invent new reasons to stay in the trade. you take it off. that's what you do >>> carter >> this is an issue for those of us who think rates are not going higher it needs to bounce here. >>> next viewer -- tony, take this one. >> i agree with your bearish view but not because of the supply train issue i think one week is too short for that to play out, but because of the chart i think you can target it to about 85 to the downside volatility on these are expensive. i would suggest going out to december and look for a put spread >> good to see you for the week. we will be back next frida >>> my mission is simple to make new money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bulwark in summer and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts -- now! >>> hey, i'm kcramer welcome t

joining us as always is tony and mike carter will join us in moments let's get right to it. it's been a big week for the chinese internet etf you think it's worth a trade here, why? >> i think there's a couple of reasons. first of all, for many months we've been talking about when the opportunity to possibly dip your toe into chinese stocks might arrive obviously there's been a tremendous amount of pressure on the stocks most of it is political. we've had a lot of pressure from the chinese government on these names. what has happened as a result is that many of the constituent stocks of k web, some of the biggest chinese companies we can think of talking about ten cent and talking baba are trading at tremendous discount to their peers in the united states this is rapidly growing so we would think it would be an attractive place to be earlier this week the stock was around 45 bucks a share. that's approximately where it was in its highs in 2015 we're talking about six years ago, and it's effectively been dead money so i think what we are now recognizing is that there might, i

go easy on me, mike. mike: i am here for you, reggie. always. here's a look at what is going on from sfo. you concede is clear. there is no fog to be found. total sunshine and summer warmth . a starry sky with an autumn chill and then this weekend we have warm weather to start but theho sunday, that is just the beginning of cooler weather and unsettled chances of wet weather as we headed to next week. for today look at this. we have 80's just about everywhere. 80 to 85 or 86 degrees. san francisco 79. tonight the dry air and the lack of clouds, no winds to keep the tub up. we are tanking into the mid-40's to mid-50's. the storm track right now well to the north. rain for seattle and vancouver. it will stay north until sunday. sunday morning you can see the increase in clouds as the marine layer and the humidity starts to increase after a dry day tomorrow. most of the shower activity will stay in the north bay until the sun sets and then you can see it moving through the rest of our neighborhoods and falling apart with a few rope showers into sun

mike will have an update in just a few minutes. julian: there have been a lot of problems in santa cruz county. flooding in boulder creek, water is rushing down the roads. a tree and a power line it came down yesterday afternoon. nobody was hurt by this. another driver says he feels lucky he wasn't injured after a tree fell on that car. it happened as he was driving in felton. kumasi: a massive rockslide down highway 70 in both directions. it happened near tobin. it's really tough to see how many rocks fell. i want to show you this water that was pouring down the hill or the boulders collapsed on the roadway. when you look at this damage, you can understand why clearing the mess could take several days. julian: this is also affecting wine country. thisisisisisisis there. what's remarkable is the creek was drying up last week because the drought. it looks like the river has a half foot of rain in sonoma and napa counties. some people see the crazy flooding and they try to make the most of it. >> that is so great. julian: when you're

the beginning of a rollover by my work and i think we are going down to the 150-day moving average >> mike, what is the trade >> yeah, i mean, this is an interesting one, alphabet. it's hard not to hit google especially since they have managed to preserve the tickers. but, you know, this is an interesting situation, right because fundamentally the stock -- the company still has a lot of very good things to acquit itself, right we have phenomenal growth, we've got businesses within the organization, such as youtube, which some are actually forecasting could see revenues of $100 billion a year by the year 2025. to put things in perspective, the forecast for all of disney's revenues for that same year is about 108 billion. so that should give us some perspective on just how fast some of their key businesses are growing and obviously they've got great exsew sure to the cloud. but its valuation is well above what its average has been over the course of the last ten years. and, of course, throughout those ten years, the street has had a good opportunity to digest similar rates of growth over tho

mike: bye! reggie: there is the hat. mike: probably one of my fist, not my head. kumasi: put it on your head. mike: >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this thursday morning, thousands of americans walking off the job across the country. america on strike? breaking overnight, 10,000 employees at john deere walking off the job demanding better pay. plus, kellogg's cereal workers striking for their second week. and now the looming strikes from health care to hollywood. when 60,000 film and crew members could walk off the set. >>> supply chain crisis. this morning president biden's strategy to break the shipping bottleneck threatening the holiday shopping season. some of the nation's most important ports now operating 24/7. >>> social security surge. tens of millions of americans about to get the biggest

mike: our chance of wet weather just about over. midnight through 6:00 tomorrow morning, another chance of wet weather. kumasi: san jose police say there were five arrests stemming from multiple fights and shooting outside of paypal park. it happened after last nights game. one person was grazed by a bullet. reggie: reggie: we are one step closer to taking off masks indoors. no county is eligible althoughlh -- details on that at. kumasi: we've had remain under the limit until you make it about halfway across the bridge. jobina: who needs waterfront dining when you can just dine in the water? a the besf aecent tropical storm. you can see customers are enjoying, enjoying eating in shiin deep water. the stuff looks like it's toppling over. they cheer and laugh when the waves come through. the drone always gives it a little pizzazz. kumasi: it does make it look like an event. reggie: jobina:bina:bina:bina:bina:bina: mike: knocking you over. reggie: do do do do do do do doo available? immediately after? kumasi: something brushing up agai

>> i think mike and carter are right here our trading range is about 2.04 to 2.10. a fair fight, 1.50 up and down it's muddling there. this means people are more worried than not but in terms of fundamentals, people are hating the fact that this thing has been difficult. they have missed their numbers the last two quarters so management needs to deliver. that gets to the asim trias well -- asim tri as well the threat from bristol myers, update on the pipeline maybe they would repurchase shares and show people they believe in what they are doing there are lots of ways to move this up, but in terms of our trade it's muddling in the middle >>> up next soul searching on the trade from last week we will be back in two this is the kind of card that has america talking. with it, people with medicare are getting all in one coverage for their doctor visits, hospital care, prescription drugs, and more. this kind of insurance, called medicare part c, may also cover dental care, eyeglasses, hearing aids, fitness programs, vitamins, even healthy meals and rides to the doctor. wi

mike is a retired rear admiral from the navy's civil engineer corps. he served in a variety of assignments around the world in his 29-year military career including as commander of camp david. after military retirement in 2010, mike has worked in private industry and now is the chief executive officer of a building information systems technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october of 2017, he published his first book, "inside camp david: the private world of the presidential retreat." mike travels often speaking about the book and has covered by "the wall street journal," the "today" show, smithsonian, npr, c-span, and many other print, radio, and television outlets. after our conversation mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please put your questions for mike in the chat and we will get to as many as possible at the end of our program. welcome to "white house history live," mike. >> thank you, colleen, wonderful to be here. as most veterans would say, it was a great honor and privilege to serv

just ahead, mike will have some free transit options coming today. first, kari, bikers, walkers, we all want to know what we are waking up to weather-wise. take a jacket with you? >> yeah, take a jacket. it's going to be cooler today. it's going to be good to get outside for that bike ride or extra long walk today. any outdoor activities, because our air quality is good. the green dots mean good and that means go. for the community bike ride in richmond, it will be cloudy as our temperatures will be in the lower 60s. it's going to stay in the 60s through much of the day, as a lot of the warmer spots inland only reach into the mid-70s this afternoon. livermore headed up towards 74, and san francisco will be in the lower 60s. heading out the door, mike, what are good options for california clean air day? >> over the freeways we have seen the signs lit up talking about today, california clean air day. on their facebook page, and i also posted this information, transit agencies participating. san francisco bay's ferry, livermore, the vine transit up in n

they chanted "hang mike pence. hang mike pence. hang mike pence." mike pence's wife and children were endangered. let me say that again. mike pence's wife and children were in danger. they were scared. afraid that mike pence might get caught and get hung because they had the noose. they want the chants, and they were looking for him. yeah, that's what mike pence now is trying to blame on the american media. instead of blaming it on donald trump and the guy that he now, once again, is bowing and scraping to receive his approval, mike. >> you know, joe, the odd thing about this story and the clip we just played of the former vice president speaking is he is irrelevant. he has become irrelevant. but what he was talking about, strangely enough and threateningly enough, has become the most potent threat to the way we govern ourselves, what happened on january 6th. because those assembled there in the capitol of the united states of america were part of an attempted coup. further proof of the coup has been played out in the months since january 6th. inclu

mike: here is a look at live doppler 7. it's been reactive this morning with some showers off to our north and some of it's been measurable around places like eureka and crescent city. not so much towards reading and chico. here is a look at the exploratory him. it required outside. we will have a lot of cloud cover the morning hours is that cold front moved through. any shower likely over the ocean. the benefit of this cold front cooler than average temperatures in the 50's and 60's. now we do have a marginal fire threat for most of us on the backside of this cold front as some dried breezes develop. the biggest concern will be tomorrow from 10:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the evening with heightened fire danger over solano county. >> because of high fire danger, a new round of public safety power shutoffs could begin as soon as midnight tonight. pg&e's warning applies to 7100 area customers in the map you are seeing here shows specific areas and includes 3750 customers. nearly 1600 and solano county. within 1500 and sonom

abc 7 mornings's live right now. >> morning, mike. mike: speaking of fleet week, today is likely the best day to see them as clouds will be on the increase as we headed toward the weekend activities. the coast is clear as we look from the east camera. 40's and 50's this morning through 7:00. as we head into the afternoon, you start to see some of those high clouds rolling from the south. 70's around the bay. even some 80's and the inland east bay neighborhoods. those same high clouds into the afternoon hours. there to sneak in. the rest of us are going to be in the 60's and 70's by 7:00. dramatic swing in temperatures this week. reggie: hundreds of health-care workers say they are overworked and they are not putting up with it anymore. they walked off the job in antioch. amy is live at sutter medical center. amy: i hope i heard you correctly that it is my turn to start talking. look behind me, this strike is in full effect. it is 5:30 in the morning but they are wide-awake a lot of energy here. they are very loud, very motivated and t

>> i think mike and carter are right here our trading range is about 2.04 to 2.10. a fair fight, 1.50 up and down it's muddling there. this means people are more worried than not but in terms of fundamentals, people are hating the fact that this thing has been difficult. they have missed their numbers the last two quarters so management needs to deliver. that gets to the asymmetry as well the threat from bristol myers, update on the pipeline maybe they would repurchase shares and show people they believe in what they are doing there are lots of ways to move this up, but in terms of our trade it's muddling in the middle >>> up next soul searching on the trade from last week we will be back in two live from the nasdaq marketplace in times square. hey i'm joe montana. when you get to be our age, you have little patience for nonsense and inefficiency. so when i qualified for medicare, i got wellcare. they're pros at putting everything together to make things easier. their plans include things like prescription drug coverage dental, vision, and hearing coverage. it just

mike is joining us right now, tracking and all this morning. rain continuing to fall. >> especially in the east bay, where some of our heaviest commuters are heading out, just now pushing away. some heavy rain just fell. as you come out of of the heavy rain is falling. as you head back into more of the neighborhoods around camino, up toward blackhawk, a lot of heavy rain falling. same thing on highway four. it is about as dicey as it is going to get for the rest of the morning. our media concern continues to be this flood warning heading down towards south santa rosa. the flood warning goes on for another 49 minutes or so, up until 6:00. if you cannot see the road or if there is standing water, turn around, don't drown. i saw a lady that got stuck and lost her car, she said no one was there to tell her. that is what we are here to tell you this morning. if you don't know how deep it is, we still have about 31 hundredths of an inch of rain -- three one hundredths of an inch of rain falling in that same area. you can definitely see some heavier s

mike b is an extreme legal mine -- mike lee is an esteemed legal mine. he is seen as a top legal mine, and because of that, the trump white house believed if he could sign on to the memo, it would have a lot of credibility as they tried to make the case in congress, so january 2, john eastman gives this memo to mike lee, circulated from the white house, and trying to get the republican party to come around to this idea that the certification of the victory can be stopped. >> how did senator mike lee respond to the memo? >> it is fascinating for history, not just as a reporter, because woodward and i found that he tried to find out if eastman's argument had any credibility, and what he is saying is that somehow there are alternate electors, people who want to be electors for trump, not for biden. so lee calls up all these different state republican leaders and legislators, trying to figure out if there are alternate slates of electors because if there are, maybe it should be delayed. the certification. maybe they should be considered as alternate electors

mike, you have been watching the roads, and how does it look with the commute? >> like this, here in dublin, in that area, westbound with the headlights coming over here past the dublin scales just got word of a crash. no details. perhaps it's just a disabled vehicle and likely the road is cleared and we have not seen any slowing since that hit the chp grid. no slowing coming out of the altamont. going the other way, people heading toward the sierra, and that definitely was not happening last weekend. and then in southbound, the crash in fremont has not resolved, and there's no slowing there. heading towards the bay bridge, no delays. we are at the minimums for these routes right here throughout the approach. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> new details in the deadly onset shooting involving alec baldwin. the crews now cleared the new mexico set of the movie "rust." this is the scene that killed the cinematographer. the evidence will be sent to an fbi crime for analysis. hannah was hired on two positions on this film, which made it extremely difficult to focus

. >>> mike, chp still probably issuing that wind advisory? >> yeah, it's for drivers going across spots like the san mateo bridge. today the high-rise, of course, susceptible over the open water. a smooth drive despite that advisory there. and yesterday we did have the benicia bridge called out. >> thanks, mike. >>> continuing our microclimate alert, this is in napa county, they were able to stop progress of a fast-moving vegetation fire that started yesterday on newell drive. that fire comes as the bay area under a red flag warning prompting pg&e to do a planned shutoff for customers. >> reporter: strong winds fueling this brushfire in american canyon. an evacuation warning lifted for people living in its path. >> we are dealing with high winds. obviously that could increase the rate of spread of vegetation fires. >> when they arrived on scene, a car reported stolen out of vallejo was on fire. the 26-year-old man inside was detained. the cause of the brushfire is under investigation, but firefighters and deputies agree it comes at a bad time

i think mike is playing this the right way. the implied volatility on freeport is a great way to play that and by the higher call option he is able to reduce the trade playing for about a two to one risk to ratio. >> let's round these out intel will deliver results thursday tony has a way to play the stock if you are anticipating a slump. >> unfortunately, i still see head winds for intel i don't think we are in the clear for earnings next week the stock is heading in one direction. not only is it losing ground on an absolute basis but relative to the semiconductor industry it continues to lose ground as well if we look at the business itself, there are two primary businesses, both continue to lose ground to amd and intel i think that is not just starting but accelerating to the down side. one advantage they have, which is the fact they fabricate their own chips, unfortunately they are still quite a bit behind on their technology to make those 5 and 7 nanometer chips. the trade structure i want to use reflects that the implied