more choppy. so this is a situation where the options premiums are probably going to be pretty high. let's use some other ipos as examples. probably the lowest volatility ipo that came out was google over the course of the last ten years. that one traded at 40% annualized volatility, but, you know, almost every other internet media ipo that is taken place was much, much higher. we're talking about 70%. facebook, as big a company as it is, probably isn't going to be trading in that 75, 80 kind of level, but here we're going to give you a little bit of perspective. a three month 10% out-of-the-money put on facebook, at 65%, 75% applied volatility will cost 8% of the stock price, so when you're taking a look at what it's going to cost to ensure it for the three-month period, you're looking at $3.50 for the 10% out-of-the-money put at 40 bucks or so, so that's the thing you want to keep an eye on, and obviously if you own shares, you might want to try to take advantage of that, so it will be very inte

in my be a little choppy if you take the boat out. small craft advisories in effect. tonight, mostly clear skies and almost chilly for this time of year. we will drop back into the mid 40's. tomorrow, that front will be stalled south of us. high pressure will give us another nice day. it all depends on where this front will end up. a slight chance for some rain on saturday. sunshine and 76 tomorrow. a slight chance for rain on saturday. sunday, monday, and tuesday, it will be unsettled. not a washout situation at this point for preakness saturday. >> thank you. 5:49. 64 degrees on tv hill. the field is set for the preakness. keith mills has the starting positions. >> lottery lotterhere is a lookt night's winning maryland lottery numbers. [ boss ] okay, okay. let's...uh, skip the chitchat and get down to business here. now listen, i need all of you thinking of ways to improve our bottom line. so let's just sit here awhile and toss around some ideas. this isn't a conference call, hickle -- i'm actually in the room. [ male announcer ] with fares this low, why not surpris

but a pretty choppy week when i look at it isn't it for the markets how's it looking today the end of the week and he went out i know i was. thing i was going to say i know i've got a little bit of good news coming up for you to the european markets but i'm going to kick start with the u.s. because right now it's too choppy for them really so they're struggling and that's because it was a bit of a nightmare in europe because we had so many new sentiments coming out very much coming out to do with the banking sector bank they had to stop trading today and that's because apparently they've had to go to the government cup in hand and ask for nineteen billion dollars so that was really filtering through the markets them causing them to out really nosedive so this had a look at the u.s. markets and see how they're reacting this then the first part of the trading day look at the dow jones up point two percent down the nasdaq around four basis points so i also want to mention place because well because we get so we've got to be. it's going very quickly indeed with the motor showing it away n

the country seemed to swarm with painters, and they left a pictorial diary of our past: ( choppy banjo music ) salesman: side views and profiles of children at reduced prices. one hour sittin', $2.92 includin' frame and glass. fancy portraits includin' pets and other details, $25.00. narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have the antique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states, not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) ( music ) narrator: the east buiing of the national gallery of art in washingto d.c.-- built to relieve the heavily- burdened facilities of the original gallery, to house temporary exhibitions, and to se

50s to low 60s along the coast we still have that maul craft advisory also the bay waters will be choppyday thanks to a 20 to 30 mile per hour wind. montgomery -- monterey, 60, santa rosa 70 low to mid 70s inland. we are going to have mid to upper 70s at chico and sacramento, 80 fresno, near 90 palm springs morning clouds will keep san diego and l.a. in the mid 60s marlins in town, 60° first pitch 7:15 slightly breezy tape werth temperatures. low to mid 40s in the north bay valleys, partly cloudy tonight all of us cool mid to upper 40s. cold front came through yesterday, feel that cooler air? now we are locked in and it is drier that's why we'll see a lot of sun today and tomorrow and we'll watch this next system for our chance of showers thursday less than a 10th of an inch possibly a quart north bay mountains. temperatures repaint steady tomorrow, thursday, friday -- over the weekend low 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. you may be able to get beautiful pictures like beautiful picture of lands end if we could stare at that if we were there that would be better if you have ph

near jacksonville, berl, tropical storm beryl was just shy of hurricane strength, drenching rain and choppyurfs. it left thousands in the dark. ray found his 60-foot tall tree uprooted in his front yard. >> i didn't think the whole tree would go. >> reporter: he is grateful it doesn't fall on the house, a sentiment being cooed by floridians. >> i don't want anything with a category behind it. >> reporter: but state officials warn it's not over yet. >> please don't drive. don't go out into the wart felt you see a live power line, call 911. >> reporter: beryl will fall for 24 hours and dump up to eight inches of rain, welcome news in a drought stricken state. it will take its sweet time to get out of here dropping heavy rains and gusty winds. by the mid-week it will be out of here, affecting the carolinas. reporting from jacksonville, florida. >> june rolling in. >> hurricane season we think of june 1st into the fall time. active and interesting to see what beryl will do. in this case we think it's going to back out off the coast and head out to sea and reintensify. >> stay tuned. we'll be wa

>> going to be choppy, small craft advisory over the bay waters and ocean waters if you are heading out winds pick with up this afternoon out of the west-northwest 20 to 30 miles per hour. there's been better days. 5:17. calm, as we look from our roof cam under the bay bridge towards the port of oakland. upper 40s around santa rosa, napa, san rafael and san francisco, low to mid 50s until you go antioch the warm spot, 58° many monterey bay low to mid 50s around the bay salinas, gilroy cooler, 48°. sunny for all of us today, breezy along the coast, cool air will filter into our inland neighborhoods. scattered light showers possible thursday. weekend sunshine, breezy and looks like it will be mild not as warm as it was last weekend. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast patchy clouds mid to upper 60s, san francisco, richmond, oakland, san mateo, palo alto, the entire peninsula, everybody else in the low to mid 70s. monterey 60, mid to upper 60s watsonville salinas everybody else from santa cruz inland around 70 to possibly 73° in morgan hill. had head together game going to be breezy the b

it will be a bit choppy your taking the boat out. a small craft advisory is in effect. northwest wind at 10-20. the wave height is 2 to 3 feet. the seven-day forecast calling into mother's day weekend, a beautiful day on saturday. lots of sunshine, no wind. the high-temperature, 77. on sunday, a friend coming in from the northwest. a 30% chance of showers late in the afternoon. most of the day will be fine. the best chance of rain in our seven-day forecast is monday and tuesday of next week. >> from the south and the banks sports center, this is 11 sports. >> the orioles play the texas rangers at the yard, you definitely want outfield the o's opened today's front end of the double header with three straight home runs. part of a five-run afternoon so far. hamilton in the first. striking out. flaherty is going to right field. and it is gone. a leadoff launch of coley lewis. 11 strikeouts, but gave up her five home runs. j.j. hardee, his eighth home run season -- of the season. to-0. next batter, nick markets. three-zero orioles come back to back-to-back runs. the new have

towards san francisco, nice view now and there is a small craft advisory until 9:00 tonight due to choppy waters. not as windy as yesterday. here is what contributed to warm up. there is temperatures ranging from mid-50s to low 80s inland today. five-15 degrees warmer than yesterday. here are the readings. 58 degrees in san francisco. it's 54 in half moon bay. there are warmer days this weekend. windy cooler weather this week. we're concern btd weekend. for the weekend out with the trough in, with the ridge. there are mild days for weekend. if you're taking part in races this weekend i want to show you a forecast. there is skies should be clear. we're looking at 57 degrees, sunshine, and at noon time finish line along the great highway. 60 degree temperatures, perfect weather for walking and running. not going to be too hot which is good. winds will be light. pulling out here there is something else happening. there is a partial solar eclipse. that is great viewing. the partially eclipse, peaking at 6:33 p.m. we're expecting it to be a spectacular viewing conditions because of the clear s

>> a little choppy because of the winds, there's no warnings or anything hopefully once they get out there they can start riding that wind down there. let's look outside and show what is going on. good morning. 11:21. san jose, lots of sun, trees moving a little as you see. they will be moving more during the afternoon. one more stop as we take a round robin of the bay area, we are going to look from vollmer peak looks nice as we look back towards treasure island, all the way past the golden gate bridge you don't see much cloud cover nor the satellite from top down most staying offshore winds bringing in drier air you can see clouds dissipating over the the last couple of hours. winds gusting around 22 in santa rosa, up to 31 sfo, 26 half moon bay, 62 in hayward has been transposed by the computer probably more like 26, 18 at -- mountain view, either way gusting and going to get faster into the afternoon. we are running right now in the 50s and 60s around most areas a little chill in the air, windy, cooler and sunny during the afternoon. you can see winds 20 to 30 along the coast, 15

we've had very choppy trading day today. major financials, as well, as property plays were briefly up on the planned rrr cut, with you have given back all the gains we had earlier came. the shanghai composite lost about 0.6%, while the shanghai index moved lower. and elsewhere, us a 2r5australi market is the outperformer today. and over in india, the sensex trading down more than half a%. and this is your picture in asia. back over to you in london. >> well, roubini has laid out his notion the greek exit could take. he says it would be followed by capital controls, deposit freeze, depreciation and a return to growth and job creation. so did do you agree? if you want to join the conversation, get in touch with us by e-mail oir vor via twitte. >> don't miss out. we'll do what we can in 140 characters or less. still to come, italy set to test the waters once again morning. the treasury auctioning 13 year bonds for the first time since october. more importantly, the first peripheral test post those elections in greece and france

and we're enjoying nice weather and there are choppy he seas. there is a gale warning until 9:00 tonight. temperatures up by a few degrees and they're going down in the next couple days. there are wind gusts westerly sfo gusting close to 50 miles per hour. there is temperatures right now 57 in half moon bay. most inland areas into 70s, been a nice-looking afternoon. sunny, breezy tomorrow, cooler and windy thursday. there is a slight chance of showers for friday. there is a deep trough coming through. cold front coming through in the short term. there is a breezy pattern in place. keeping winds going winds coming out of the west-northwest next couple days. there is what is going to happen thursday, friday. cooler and windier conditions expected to develop into an area of low pressure starting to move closer to the coastline here. there is a front moving through and there are areas of clo clouds in the morning, into of the afternoon there is a sunny one for wednesday. temperatures coming down a little bit. and heading into thursday, friday may dr

there is a wind creating choppy seas out there. and with careful. inland areas enjoying blue skies as well. there is antioch up to 80 degrees and not the case here near the coastline. you can see clouds sill linger along parts of the coast. that meant chilly conditions this afternoon. pacifica only 52 degrees. inland sunshining there is a nice-looking day. so here are the readings. into 50s where clouds are stilling. and there are tl is nice, mild conditions inland into 70s. clouds fog pushing inland overnight. mild tomorrow and there is a cooler pattern for thursday. i'll show what is going to bring about the cooling thursday. here is a satellite and radar, high pressure not a strongly established ridge. it's just going get knocked down more this, will come through and bring cooler conditions inland thursday. so we'll continue to hold for tomorrow, then temperatures going down inland thursday. tomorrow morning we'll start out with extensive low clouds and fog. temperatures in most areas into low to mid-50s. so comfortable. we'll see cool areas like

it is going to be choppy, be careful.h pressure will be in control of the weather for the next 36 hours. after that, there will be a friend coming in at of the great lakes. that may trigger a late-day shower on mother's day. sunshine tomorrow, 72. we will take it up to 77 on saturday. we will start in the 40's in the morning. on sunday, we might see some rain. mother's day is going to be nice. scattered showers monday and tuesday. we will stay in the seven depots and next week. >>> and american league record. -- in the 70's next week. >>> and american league record. >> draw and the numbers. the jackpot has an annuity of six of its of the $5,000. here we go. 15, 20, 9, 6, 2, and 40. 15, 20, 9, 6, 2, and 40. if no one matches all six numbers, the jackpot climbs to $700,000. the next line is monday night at 11:22 on wbal-tv 11 news. visit mdlottery.com. let >>> now, 11 sports. >> of the front half of today's double-header. they did not make it the whole day. they split the double-header. the rangers' winning the nightcap, 7-

>> it is kind of surprising that they decided to take charge of this catamaran in choppy waters. having said that, since i know we have a number of companies that are lbe's, went through the process only to find out now that the port is stepping into its general fund, and a budget analyst and controller's office and the board of supervisors they that that type of model where dpw somehow is left out, but our engineering is given more than any other company would ask for and will be able to complete this project. some of you may not understand what i'm saying, but i hope you understand it in three or four months' time. i find it very surprising that nothing came before the land use. we have spent millions of dollars on pier 7. i would like the budget analyst or whoever is in charge to give me some analysis on that contract. having said that again, whatever the port does, this public trust land that belongs to northern california, they should make every opportunity to give us jobs. thank you very much for your time. supervisor chu: thank you. are there other members of the public wh

>> a little choppy because of the winds, there's no warnings or anything hopefully once they get out there they can start riding that wind down there. let's look outside and show what is going on. good morning. 11:21. san jose, lots of sun, trees moving a little as you see. they will be moving more during the afternoon. one more stop as we take a round robin of the bay area, we are going to look from vollmer peak looks nice as we look back towards treasure island, all the way past the golden gate bridge you don't see much cloud cover nor the satellite from top down most staying offshore winds bringing in drier air you can see clouds dissipating over the the last couple of hours. winds gusting around 22 in santa rosa, up to 31 sfo, 26 half moon bay, 62 in hayward has been transposed by the computer probably more like 26, 18 at -- mountain view, either way gusting and going to get faster into the afternoon. we are running right now in the 50s and 60s around most areas a little chill in the air, windy, cooler and sunny during the afternoon. you can see winds 20 to 30 along the coast, 15

picture, patchy clouds we did have this morning cleared away by strong winds that have been creating choppy seas to gale warnings in affect for san francisco bay until 9:00 p.m. tonight. the winds just whip up the water there. just be aware of this. here are the current speeds gusting to 52 at sfo. there are winds in oakland up to 31. 37 in napa. fair feemd. 25 miles per hour wind gusts out of the west. that is why if you're wondering why it feels cool, wind is gusting to 32 in santa rosa. temperatures at this hour mid-50s to mid-70s and there is a cooler day, temperatures have ranged from mid-50s to about upper 70s at best. so running cooler than average. chance of showers overnight tonight. isolated thunder possible tomorrow, snow is likely over the sierra passes. tomorrow so just be aware of it if you're traveling. it will impact plans. there is a set up. low pressure inland. high pressure over pacific. interest are there is a winds continuing throughout tomorrow. cold upper level low dropping down tomorrow and going bring us potential for wet weather here, we'll start at 11:00 and there

small craft advisory until 3:00 for northwest wind 25 to 35 miles per hour choppy if those areas. 7:00 this morning partly cloudy upper 40s to near 50 maybe mid 40s santa rosa and napa noon look how sunshine everywhere mid to upper 50s along the coast. north bay and east bay lunchtime temperatures upper 60s to low 70s. breezy but not as brisk as it was yesterday low to mid 70s inland mid to upper 60s bay shore into the south bay mid to upper 50s along the coast. this evening back into the 50s in most bay areas also the coast and south bay by 7:00 mid 60s as you head inland. winds going to whip around pollen high amounts of tree and mold. grass and ragwe'd moderate. warmer saturday, sunday, -- upper 70s to low 80s, low 70s around the bay. here's frances with a look at traffic. >>> starting off with an injury crash in napa, might be two accidents reported northbound and southbound 29 at 221. since they are so close together it sometimes means it is just one crash. it looks like lanes may be blocked, they are saying cars are coming in quickly to the seen so keep that in mind. 80 good out

did you notice a little choppy. any one who is going out on the boat today. 77 degrees in livermore, 74 in concord, 66 in napa. the micro climates really doing their part. taking temperatures from 82 degrees in sunnyvale to 61 in san mateo. san mateo, you'll warm up to about 82 degrees in the heat of the day. these winds start to pick up. we have calm conditions, and that's why you haven't warmed up yet. this is what we expect. 88 degrees in san jose, 85 los gatos, 75 in san francisco, 85 degrees in santa rosa. about as warm as we head through the final day of your work week. high pressure has moved into the great basin driving the winds offshore. tomorrow it's not going to weaken that much so temperatures 88 degrees down from 90. your noon reading for friday, look at this. 87 degrees in antioch so not a lot of relief inland but more coastal fog tomorrow. so that means a cooler day. good news is if you've got tickets to this giants came it's going to be phenomenal. 7:00 p.m., 62 degrees, winds out of the west at 10

choppy seas offshores. see if they will move the ship to the south. more wind coming in, middle part of the week. days to watch. memorial day weekend. may see showers, by the way. if you head to the high country. keep a close eye on jeff and christina's forecast this week. bay area, 60s. could mean snow showers. possible. and the folks in the shorts going up there, wondering why they need their snow cables. keep an eye on memorial day. >> thank you, rob. let's bring in henry woford of comcast sports net. what's going on in sports. hi, henry. >> hello, diane. battle of the bay heats up. a special guest appearance doesn't disappoint. >> i asked brian, i said have you seen this before? he said, i designed it. >> created this. >> i guess you have. >> mastermind. >> could the giants continue their home dominance over oakland on brian wilson gnome day. and escape a scary play at the plate. highghts and reaction from bay bridge series epic conclusion next. >>> welcome back. as, giants, wrapping up the series. g men were holding brooms. the as trying to avoid

tugboat crews have rescheduled the voyage of the battleship iowa for this saturday for the past week choppy waters off the central coast have prevented it from making its trip to southern california. the plan calls for transforming the ship into a museum at port of los angeles. the iowa is scheduled to sail beneath the golden gate bridge between 2 and 3 p.m. saturday >>> coast guard intends to lift a ban on sailing off the coast in time for a race from san francisco to monterey that begins later today. the ban went into effect after the disaster that killed five on a racing boat near the farallons island last month. one recommendation is to keep boats away from rocky areas. large wave pushed the boat into the rocks off the farallons. >> it is hard to define what is the difference between safe and not, clearly, this is a boat that go in too close. and giving something a little more room is didn't and i think is a wake-up call. >> another recommendation calls for all crewmembers to use proper safety gear. >>> event honoring those who served in the military will be at alameda at veterans memor

essentially we saw another choppy session. session on the heels of the weak april retail sales data. selling was concentrated in energy and materials. both sectors dropping one and a half percent in the session, and they are the worst performing sect ords this month in the pullback we've seen. analysts are cautious on u.s. steel makers over foreign pricing pressures. that put the pressures on the material sectors. in energy, coal producers. grilled after patriot coal cut the 2012 production for steel making coal. and competitors were down more than 6% each in a stiff sell-off. after the close, the focus fell on j.c. penney. working to rebrand itself under ceo ron johnson who came from apple. among the projects doing away with the sales and mark downs. they delivered a loss. and the retailer eliminated the dividend. the stock was weaker heading into the night, and the shares trending lower since late last year. shares were quoted to $4 down from the closing rice in after hours action. one to watch tomorrow. speaking of retail,

the country seemed to swarm with painters, and they left a pictorial diary of our past: ( choppy banjo music ) salesman: side views and profiles of children at reduced prices. one hour sittin', $2.92 includin' frame and glass. fancy portraits includin' pets and other details, $25.00. narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have t antique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states, not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) ( music ) narrator: the east buiing of the national gallery of art in washingto d.c.-- built to relieve the heavily- burdened facilities of the original gallery, to house temporary exhibitions, and to serv

it's a little choppy and uneasy, but our birth was a little choppy for a couple hundred years.o let them go, be there to give support, give advise. give some assistance, but it's time to bring our active duty soldiers home. they've been at this for ten straight years and the reservists. >> and the reservists and the tempo of these repeated tours of duty have been so burdensome for the troops, for the families at home and for the nation of course, economically. you write before we invaded iraq, we should have listened to more people with ground troop experience in the region. these people were out there and fewer idea heavy big egos in washington. >> the reality is that none of us thought it would be hard to go to baghdad and take down the regime. we had pretty much knocked it around in the first gulf war. they weren't the same army. but what we were saying a number of us was that hey, that isn't the end of it. you're going to have to secure this place. we're going to break it, we own it. and there were a lot of people who thought that it would just snap back in place in some ma

we've got this crummy choppy economic data and the dow at a four-year high. how do you explain it to your mother? i'll tell you, mom, there's no place else to put your money right now. look at that. we've come off the lows here today and there's no place to put money as well as a qe-3 kind of play going on here. now, we have concerns about the global economy. you've got demand destruction concerns. and you can see that today in the material names. concerns about lower growth, concerns about lower production of materials. all the material names are to the downside. >> yesterday -- >> it was a lit l sunnier. numbers are getting choppy now. germany's manufacturing numbers were notably weaker. one thing about spain or italy, but germany, that was a bit of a surprise. also note the energy stocks are really weak today. marathon had some disappointing numbers. and i'm worried about which he is poole peek. i'm worried about the influence chesapeake is having on the overall energy group. not just the ceo issues but overall issues with the company seems to be dissuadin

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in the "market focus," a choppy session with another late- session rally paring down earlier losses. it was push and pull between the slightly encouraging u.s. economic data and the sour tone out of europe. the s&p 500 hit its worst level of the day around 2:00 p.m. eastern time before staging a comeback to finish in the green. volume on the big board dropped to 778 million shares; nasdaq saw one and three-quarter billion shares. defensive sectors consumer staples and health care saw buyers, as did the materials sector, but they were up less than 1%. among the material stocks moving higher, dow chemical. the global giant won a $2 billion award from the state- run chemical company in kuwait. that company cancelled a multi- billion dollar plastics joint venture with dow four years ago. shares rose more than 3% on heavier than usual volume. what was to be a $17 billion dollar plastics business was canceled during the credit crisis in 2008. the kuwaiti company said it is considering its legal options. technology stocks were the laggards. data storage equipment maker net-app pointed the f

to a lower overnight mainly on concerns about health the european economy and asia seeing pretty choppy trade mainly for the same reason let's see those asian figures there and tokyo opened sharply lower briefly dropping below the psychologically important level of nine thousand points it's bounced back somewhat but it is you can see it still in the red mainly as a tech stocks are under pressure as a u.s. giant cisco reports and i'm certain outlook and a stronger in yen means that x. quarter's are under pressure and in hong kong the stocks turned sharply only lower on the disappointing chinese trade data it showed that the country's exports grew a less than five percent in the month of april compared to the same period a last year and that's way below. expectations and in the united states those a european worries that brought the dow jones industrial average to below was a level is sensed a lot august and all of that is of course because of mainly because of greece since all attempts to form a coalition government and reset of a failed so far investors are really worried that the count

and in the business bulletin following a pretty choppy trade on the opening the marshal market supposed to have two games in the first hour trade to get all the details in twenty minutes. or to learn to live from moscow eleven am and.

but in the final ten minutes, the s&p 500 index found buyers to end a choppy session up a fraction. volume was up on the big board from yesterday, with 843 million shares trading. it dropped a little on the nasdaq to 1.9 billion. limiting the downside, the financial, utilities and consumer discretionary sectors. none of them managed to gain more than 0.7%. almost two weeks after disclosing its multibillion- dollar loss and a day after canceling stock buyback plans, j.p. morgan shares were the big winner among financial stocks. perhaps it was some short- covering as volume doubl, with the stock gaing morehan 4.5%. it remains well below the price it was trading at before it admitted to a big trading loss earlier this month. while energy stocks held their own, patriot coal continues coming under significant pressure. pcx shares lost a third of their value today as it works to restructure its finances. the coal miner has suffered under falling demand for coal as a result of competition from low natural gas prices. losses have piled up. it's shutting mines and cutting jobs, looking to sa

choppy on the bay as a result. high pressure is keeping things nice and mild through the next 48 hours. sunny conditions. today, warmer than yesterday by five to eight degrees. this weekend, talking about the 80s, beach weather returning to the bay. 68 for san jose, 70 in livermore. the giants are back at it, starting a series against the milwaukee brewers tonight at 7:15, and i do believe winds play a factor as it is very gusty at the coastline. out of the west, northwest, could see the balls taken out to the cove. could see a splash down. hopefully the case for the giants. for tomorrow, want to give you a preview of the temperatures we're expecting. gorgeous for livermore wine country festival. mike inouye and bob redell will both be there at 1:00 p.m., and they'd love to meet you. temperatures are going to be downright perfect. if you want to hit the beach, sunday is the day to do so. first, we fly you to pacifica. temperatures in the 70s. 73 there. take you to half moon bay, even warmer. temperatures around 74

a little bit choppy. temperatures in the '50s by the ocean.trans america house building. a lot of low clouds hanging over the city this evening in the chilly temperatures. the highs today and the '60s. some of the warmest place is should be close to ♪0 on a typical worrell the weekend. he's on©p quezon corp. on âhat >>brian: extensive fog that was slowly severe weight. sunny skies by the afternoon with gusty winds. in the sierra things are improving. showers tonight in snow. partly sunny tomorrow and a warming trend of the next three days as we go into tuesday would temperatures around £0 degrees. here's a look at fog tracker 4. look at how slowly this clears. by early afternoon the clouds clear back to the ocean but i think the fog will his love for the beaches all day long. that includes the golden gate. we will see some bright sunshine at the coast. but wednesday, thursday and friday look for temperatures to climb into the upper ♪0s impossibly low à0s. temperatures are warming up and then cooling down for next weekend. jetta the president's

pretty choppy. and the price is pretty much at the same level it was two years ago. so that's not much, very encouraging. >> well, i think what happened with huntington is that it is a low dollar stock. it is a 6, 7 dollar stock. when you look at some of the other low dollar banks like a bank of america, the most actively traded stock in the entire market, sometimes huntington falls under the radar. huntington came back with its dividend last summer, 2.5% dividend yield, management buying back stock both for the company and on the open market. and i don't think this stock which currently trades at a discount to its peers will continue to do so for much longer. >> susie: okay. let's move along because we want to get a couple more. u.s. bank kopp is another one you like and this is one warren buffett loves. what is the attraction? >> again, this is a regional, a super-regional. this is much larger than hadn'tington but much smaller than say a jpmorgan. us bancorp is a company that delivers quarter in quarter out. the mortgage business is strong right now. net interest

energy prices continued to weaken today, weighing on chesapeake, as the broad market had a choppy session. but bank stocks could pressure the market tomorrow after the late news about j.p. morgan's trading loss. for the first time in a week, the s&p 500 ended in the green. the session's highest point came in the first hour of trading, as worries about europe seems to cool down for the moment. volume slipped-- 783 million shares on the big board; nasdaq came in at two billion shares. it was a day made for defensive buying. traditional dividend-paying sectors led the way-- utilities, telecommunications, and health care gained about 1% each. the market is likely to take its tone tomorrow from the banking sector, and it looks to be a sour note. after ending with a small gain, the financial sector exchange traded fund was down 2% in after-hours action. the j.p. morgan admission of trading losses in a specialized credit portfolio rattled the markets. bank of america shed 2.5% in after the bell trading. goldman sachs stock was down almost 3% from this closing price. morgan stanley fell more than

so i'm expecting a continued choppy and stormy summer, a lot like what we had last year, unfortunately, although hopefully not with the same debt ceiling drama that we had to contend with then. >> susie: all right, fasten your seat belts, thank you so much, brian jacobsen of wells fargo. >> susie: oil prices slid for four straight sessions on worries about a drop in global energy demand and mounting crude supplies. in new york trading, oil prices dipped below $93 a barrel. that's the lowest level in six months. erika miller takes a closer look at what's driving that decline. >> reporter: there's good news for anyone heading out on a road trip this memorial day: gasoline prices are down 23 cents from last year. the even better news? they could fall another 23 cents in the next few weeks. regular unleaded is averaging $3.73 a gallon nationwide, but lipow oil associates is expecting a drop to $3.50 by the end of summer. but there is also some bad news: worries about the global economy are fueling the decline. >> what's driving prices lower is the instability in the eurozone and the uncert