Tuesday. The entire bay area, high salvations we are talking about sustained wind, 25 to 40 miles an hour with gusts 67 miles an hour, and even a lower terrain, the valleys and along the coast, sustained went 20 to 30 miles an hour and gusts up to 50 miles an hour so this includes everyone. We start 2 00 sunday afternoon, technically under the red flag warning at that point, nothing too low. What happens as we had into sunday evening. The committee is the north bay, dropped around 10 , and the wind arrows are moving a lot faster. The peak of the offshore wind will be sent and into early monday morning and the humidity will be bone dry, the fire fuels our new record levels in terms of how dry they are, this is a very dangerous combination and the dangerous fire weather conditions are going to continue to the day on monday, even as the wind begins to slack off just a little bit. Look at those numbers, 3 to 6 relative humidity levels, any motion atmosphere. We take a look at the specific
This. And hear your questions by tweeting at politico, live. What a next month it will be. The contest between the President Trump and joe biden seems to be upended every day, as we sit here less than 30 days, and practice his inner circle with covid19. And biden has been on the stump and going gettysburg, pennsylvania, and there are increasing concerns about absentee voting. And the news of the day, lets get started. All right, congressman clyburn weve got a lot to talk about with the election and voting. The news of the day, coronavirus continues to rage and infiltrated the u. S. Capitol, three senators have been diagnosed with covid19. And the Democratic Leadership, to implement mandatory testing. Where do you stand on this . Do you think that there should be mandatory testing for members and staff . And thank you for having me, congratulations to the two of you that you all may be looking towards greener pastures, but congratulations on the good run here. But let me say this, nancy
The dollar index just below 97. Crude oil rallying 2 today on stocks going higher. 87. Arrel of wti 37. Lets get more on the markets. Scarlet fu is with us. Scarlet jay powell testifying before congress for two days of discussion, stuck with his message that the economys path is uncertain. We have seen indexes come off of line isghs but the positive. You look at the industry groups, 20 groups are higher. Within the dow, 29 out of the 30 names are up. In terms of leaders, caterpillar, boeing. The white house is preparing a 1 trillion infrastructure proposal. Up 4 frastructure etf right now reflecting higher demand. Retail is up after a record gain in sales. A lot of retail names are heavily shorted, so you could be seeing a short squeeze as investors rushed to cover their bets. All of it comes back to fundamentals, like earnings. Morgan stanley talked about the disconnect between the optimism out there and the bottom line. Andgap between the s p 500 as aftertax profits has soared to rec
To increase the contribution it was is getting ridiculous over the last couple of years increased by 130 billion over the next couple of years this was done largely over the last two days now have 400 billion so the total of 530 billion other countries will be putting in to nato it is strong far greater than anybody thought if you look at the secretary general who was very generous in his remarks what i have done for nato but in terms of getting other countries to put up money they were not putting up enough money now at a level like has never been seen before. I want to thank everybody that was there especially Mister Stoltenberg who has done a fantastic job the secretary general thank you that was a tremendous success it wasnt reported accurately thats okay but the relationship with other countries is really good they cannot totally love me if youre not putting up the money your your fair share in the money you are supposed to be spending you get the protection of the us and the grea
A senator are we in a quorum call . The presiding officer no, we are not. A senator thank you, madam president. I rise today because its my honor to introduce my colleague who actually needs no introduction but still for this speech today. Mr. Hoeven i have the pleasure to introduce kevin cramer who will be thriferring his delivering his official maiden speech to the senate. Ive known kevin for many years. Hes always been incredibly diligent worker for the people of north dakota. And he served our state in many different capacities. He served as tourism director and did a tremendous job promoting our state, promoting tourism, and really promoting the beauty and the history of our state in a way that brought a lot of National Attention and really made a difference in terms of tourism for our state. He also served our state as Economic Development director, something that is certainly near and dear to my heart. Ive always believed that job creations are job one. To me thats the engine th