Solano county is in this and the Central Valley weve got highs well in the 90s going on in the village east bay you can expect this after today really building a lot of those locations up in the north bay too watch out for heat exhaustion and whats the little different from last heat spike is that was a red flag warning so it was very dry. This is going to have more humidity in the atmosphere this go around. For today, 74 by 10 oclock by one were talking 88, although some spots reaching to about 90 while morning forecast in just a bit marty. All right dave thanks a lot. Lets get to developing news that were following this monday morning. One man is dead after a Fatal Police Shooting it happened in milpitas kron 4 Sarah Stinson joins us live now from the south bay. She has the latest information for us sara. Martin live at the Milpitas Police department where that investigation is ongoing with the Santa Clara County District Attorneys Office and what we do know at this hour is that a 19
Albertsons ipo. All of the stories that we cover so closely i know. And banks already rallying today off that deregulation news earlier on the day theyre up 1. 6 at the moment. The top of the s p 500 sector. We have a huge show coming up on closing bell. On the day, we get the stress test results that sara mentioned. Well be talking to the ceo of barclays in a rare exclusive interview. Thats just about five to ten minutes away after the close, the they will join us this is the sign for the first time in months so lets get the pictures here mike santoli is here for the markets. The moves and valuations he is tracking the surging covid19 cases across the u. S. Mike, first to you. We have a pause today in the markets within a pouz. That is similar to a couple weeks ago. We this that big down day number real sustainable followthrough to the down side why is that . It doesnt seem like theyre overleveraged in a way that kree auts a liquidation cycle on the down side. There you see that flat
Disease yet when people are hundreds of passengers continue most contagious. Do we have any sense though to disembark from the grand at this point about how much princess cruise ship. More contagious the coronavirus is compared with other viruses, all are headed to quarantine but not all will be tested for lets say the seasonal flu . The coronavirus. Some will just be monitored. So it seems to be a little bit more transmissible than the seasonal flu. A little bit more contagious, but its unclear. To keep in mind the big difference between it and the reporter a lot more people today got to make their final seasonal flu is that for the journey to their final quarantine of two weeks. Coronavirus, everybody is and then they can finally call susceptible. Its like you have its like their home home. A forest fire. And for a disease, the fuel, every day the passenger population of the grand princess dwindles as more what would be the dry turned for the fire, is the people who people leave the
The ability of congress to regulate the executive branch. This is one hour and 25 minutes. Hello, everyone. Panele to the 2019 apsa on prompt, constitutional crisis, and american democracy. Have distinguished panel here for you and we will hear from them individually. We will talk amongst ourselves briefly and then we will take some questions from the large and growing audience. Let me just quickly introduce the panel. Represent and reflect a diverse expertise in different points of view. Professor atwho is Cornell Law School visiting this year at georgetown. Matt glassman is senior fellow at the Governor Institute at georgetown, formerly at the Congressional Research service. Brick is the chancellors professor at uc irvine. Henry olson is a fellow at the ethics and Public Policy center and a columnist with the Washington Post. Ilya and victoria nurse is a woodworth professor of law at georgetown. In the interest of saving time and making sure that we can hear from all of these disting
all right, so here is a saying that i m sure you have heard before. i certainly hope you have. the internet is forever. once you post something on it,, it is never really gone even if you think you have diluted it. and despite this gop hopefuls across the country are taking a power washer to their campaign website ahead of the midterms and scoping out the mention of the hard-line antiabortion stances. take for example blake masters, the republican senate nominee over in arizona. last week masters website claimed the candidate was, quote, 100% pro-life. that language is now gone. masters also deleted his support for quote a federal personhood law which would grant the same rights and legal protections to fetuses as any person. and he is not alone. several house candidates in battleground states like michigan, north carolina, colorado, they have all removed antiabortion language from the website. i wonder why. republican governor nominees in minnesota oregon, they are also foll