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is that up as well? whatever -- yeah, it is, up $6. 4%. seems to me that all the stocks, all the companies you mentioned with all their earnings reports, all of them are up. is this because we are expecting to go back to work and expand the economy? susan: i think people are just looking past the first quarter, the second quarter of this year, and looking for what happens in the back half of this year. there's a lot of distortion effect, right? you have a lot of central bank money, stimulus money out there. we know people have been forced to stay at home. i think people are just looking past this unforeseen circumstance in the first and second quarter. stuart: the $6 trillion or $7 trillion going into this economy is an awful lot of money. let's get to the real estate market, specifically home prices up 3.5% but that was february, compared to last february. it was, by the way, the fastest growth in, what, 14 months but again, got to remember those are numbers from february and that was before the shutdown of the country which was around mi

are now low enough to pack them up. here is a live look at a police standoff at san francisco's blithe memorial church. that standoff now entering its 12th hour. it started just before dawn when an officer fired a shot during an altercation with a knife-wielding man. it's unclear if the suspect was hit. he ran into the church basement where he has been holed up ever since. >> and the san francisco department of public works is taking advantage of the down time to work on streets and potholes, and removing graffiti, and working on sidewalks. >>> new at 5:00, chipotle has grade agreed to pay a record $25 million fine over tainted food that made more than a thousand people sick. the company faced criminal charges for serving food that in some instances caused outbreaks of more row virus from 2015 to 2018 name admitted to poor safety practices, such as not keeping food at proper temperatures. >>> governor newsom is fired up after the california nurses association told him that some hospitals are with holding ppe from nurses

it rose 1,600 points showing a low in the numbers markets up sharply the dow was up s&p up by 7% nasdaq up 7.3% if you check that out, we are seeing green arrows again. yesterday, boeing was the best performer up 19% trading higher pre-market despite the announcement yesterday, it's temporarily suspending production in south carolina green arrows across the board. the dow will open about 600 points also looking at the green on the nasdaq and s&p 500 if you take a look at what is happening in the treasury as well s&p indicated up 72 points in the treasury, you'll also see what is happening on the yield in that front. it is the 10-year that is yielding closely at 7.04%. >>> let's get everybody updated on the latest on the pandemic numbers. nearly 11,000 people in the u.s. have died from covid-19. the country has more than 361,000 cases. new york has 131,000 of those cases. new jersey reaching a grim milestone with more than 1,000 deaths in the state. overseas, we have positive numbers from italy that reports its lowest daily number of new cases since march 17 spain reporting its lowest nu

we have picked up steam. dow's up 2%. every sector now high ner the s&p. what are you seeing two minutes into the close >> more mixed than the headline indexes would have you think if you look at up versus town volume, it's higher, but we were better earlier in the day. so b about a 3-2 ratio up to down volumes positive after the losses yesterday. take a look at the hyg the high yield etf and spot the moment in the day where the president tweet ed about a suppl deal with saudi arabia and oil and see that spike it just spiked exactly with crude oil. if you don't think the machines are programmed this way, you're not looking in the right place it's eroded a little bit since then it's an up day, but not really decisive on the credit front >> we have 40 seconds left of the session and as sara just mentioned, we're closer to the highs very much so than the lows. the dow's up 460 points. the high of the session was 534. energy and oil certainly front and center still below $25. comfortably the best performing sector accolade. it's up 9.2% all 11 sectors are high

a warm-up in the forecast. mike, you've been tracking what's happening with the commute. >> not a lot happening. that's the good news. traffic is very light. we didn't need the news for that. you know that. let's talk about the impact on transit. we have a warning for folks who take the early bird express for b.a.r.t. next week starting on monday between 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning all of the express buses will be cut back or some will be eliminated. check for the latest on that change. a warning if you do take the early bird express you might have to find another way to get around the bay. that's next monday. >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:13 for you this morning, a small town mayor killed in a plane crash. coming up at 6:25 how social distancing rules are impacting the search for those clues. >>> an interesting development in the testing of hydroxychloroquine and whether it's effective. to the futures in new york city. they are down this morning after a big rally on friday. you're watching "today in the bay." rig

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kimco up it was $18 a month ago it is $9 now same thing with the oil stocks apache 20% up today it was 23 a month ago. and look at it now it is what $7 they cut the dividend 90%. be careful finally just note with the s&p up 250 points in the last 2 days, where's the vix? what happens down four points in 250-point move that is indication of people nervous an put buying out there with the rally back to you. >> bob, thank you so much. >> jpmorgan with an optimistic note saying the apex in new york state is likely imminent as opposed to a month out an analyst saying that big data showing that social distancing is working overall i'm joined by barry banister good to see you. are you turning more positive constructive on these markets? >> on march 19th, we wrote a note called we see an s&p 500 relief rally to 2750, up 15% by april 30th there's a couple days before the bottom and then sunday we wrote a rit ration note and, of course, yes, it is a powerful rally but the market surprise factor drove us into the fastest bear market in history and then enormous fiscal 2 trillion plus monetary pol

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a lot of us are looking forward to getting back up there.u is giving special thanks to all of the moms out there who are helping to keep everyone safe during this pandemic. today we are honoring barbara ledoux from pittsburgh. her daughter amy irvin writing to us, telling why she thinks her mom is her hero. quote, even in the midst of grief, the unexpected loss of my dad a year ago, she still tries to make my birthday and every single holiday since very special. she's a rock star, who will do anything for her kids and grandkids. she's a great example of how to be a great mom. thanks, mom. we all love you, says daughter amy. we want to hear from you with mother's day coming up now on may 10th. we want to know why your mom is your hero. be sure to send us a picture and story to my hero at fox tv.com and we will be featuring moms throughout the bay area over the next few weeks. >>> coming up, the coronavirus infects nearly an entire family in north carolina, including the family's dog. what symptoms the pet was showing that prompted the family

was something more noble with him up until. just up it. just literally rough treatment on the street. and nothing there was want to rest for one individual who didn't want to go along with the program so we had to rest i'm. sure my little home is known as. the cia doing. c.r.a. during. the night. for you know. the oldest puppet to call it doesn't look this good i got a. little a good look at it look at us they think they tell us they came in a scuffle. took him down because he was talking. you can say what you want to say and all right to put a hand on him you know as will go down around his son tom sometime a good man. as black police officer is definitely different. then again i am pretty off rather than you know a black police officer but it's definitely different it works both ways some people some citizens are more comfortable talking to me because i'm black and some people think that i should give people a lot of breaks because i'm black you know i get double tom things going out at me so it is my pain a little more stressful being a

and i felt these little hands up on my shoulder and a sweater come up around me and i turned around and it was lynsie and she said i can't stand to watch you shiver. >> lynsie would lie about her age so she could give blood. remarkable in itself because lynsie struggled with her own disabilities. her left arm was paralyzed, left leg impaired. did she ever talk about how she became disabled? >> she had brought it up to me, she said she was in a car accident and that she was thrown and when she was a little girl but very, very just like matter of fact. >> but growing up, lynsie needed so much care. her mother nancy was with lynsie like her shadow. >> she was my only purpose. in my life it was to make her as normal as she could be. >> by the time kim met lynsie, the dad and brothers had moved away and kim remembers a tight family unit of just two. how close were lynsie and nancy? >> unbelievably extremely. >> but as lynsie reached adolescence, that started to change. like a lot of teens she wanted her own identity. she changed the spelling of her name from this to this. by high school ther

san jose picking up persistent drizzle.ow and high clouds and after friday there are signs we will get rid of the signs. >>> 9:31 a.m. the united states has the second-highest death toll in the world after some states reported their deadliest days. it comes as cases search through the southeast. we get more now from jonathan serrie. >> the united states now has the most coronavirus cases in the world surpassing italy and spain. states including new york and new jersey experiencing their deadliest day of the virus. vice president pence identified philadelphia as the next northeast hotspot to encourage folks to social distance now. >> he the guidance of your state and local authorities. continue to put the white house coronavirus lines for america into effect. >> the virus setting its sights on the southeast part of the country. kentucky, georgia and west virginia are among those states seeing an increase putting rural communities across the country on high alert. >> we have less numbers and we have one hospital in our county

second time up there, they d they came up. i guess we were up there 11, 12 days by that time. you could see them coming up. they came up at night. we had a blinking light on. we could see the jets firing as they came up. we were like this, and they were coming up just like this. we all rendezvoused. we stayed together, each took turns flying around each other to see how nicely the spacecraft would control on something like that. so, that was the very first big step towards the rendezvous and docking which, of course, were very necessary for the lunar flights, too. >> you were cat com on 8? >> yes. >> there was a problem. tell us about that problem. >> gemini 8 had a problem, one of the first big problems. unbeknownst to us out of radio contact, a stuck thruster had occurred. neil and dave scott were on that flight. originally they thought it might be the agina and they were trying to slow the thing down. it was starting to make them roll. they thought we better get rid of it. they had completed a rendezvous and docking and jettisoned the agina. they were very cool about this w

outside to fill up those bottles. then he laughed at me. he says that his phone is one of just ringing off the hook with more than 30 companies reaching out asking for hand sanitizer which she is making with baca that has not been proved down for drinking yet. last weekend he opened up his doors for just 6 hours and says that he filled more than 2000 bottles up with his hand sanitizer that line was long out the door and wrapped around the building. >>i couldn't believe the need of it. and that was you know. 100% of the reason why we felt. let's just get it to the people as quickly as possible now it's still just a blast to help out you know, i know that that's the purpose right now is to get hand sanitizer to everybody. >>so he's going to do it again next friday april 10th from 6 to 8. and sunday april 12 from noon to 2 dani will be offering more hand sanitizer to anyone who's interested. all you have to do is bring a bottle. emergency responders and other essential staff to continue to go to work during this pandemic

the dow up 418 1.2% the nasdaq up almost 2%. the s&p up 2%. oil is the story of the session. story of the week, really. back up by 20%, 2 bucks. just below $14 a barrel. august at 24 bucks a barrel. the price of oil the front contract plunged 43% yesterday, came roaring back and still way down from the $60 a barrel let's get to all of it with bob pisani this afternoon hi, bob. >> hello, kelly. good to see you. on the surface this looks like a powerful rally it is about 3 to 1 advancing to declining stocks but the strength is collective, actually let's take a look here we are not far from the highs of the day. off a little bit here but i see big moves in technology stocks, good moves again in energy for the second day in a row holding up pretty well and a lot of underperformance here. i see health care, i see industrials underperforming, consumer staples, i see particularly banks underperforming, some of them actually negative. some regional banks are actually negative on the day. where's this strength coming from this is a mega cap rally mostly in technology and consumer disc

up there. a lot of airplanes. the young guys, i was up there in may for a day, and when you watch them fly, they are so good. and intellectually, they got a picture board up there. i'm the number one picture, it goes across row after row after row of instructors. they have taken pictures over the years. probably the best collection of photography you'll ever want to see. and they are just absolutely the best of the best still. we like to think we were good and we go up there and watch these guys. the only problem is they're walking the fence politically now to try and keep everybody happy and try and keep up with the new sophisticated airplanes. it's a pretty big challenge. >> all right. so you mentioned that you and your other original bros mostly loved the 1986 topgun movie. ? it's mixed. >> i had somebody the other night say hey, maverick. i looked at him, don't call me maverick, and so the movie sold a lot of ticket. it really helped the volunteer navy. the navy had 300% backlog in pilot tr

last i checked, they were up about 7 to 8%. we're going to hear more from brian sullivan in just a moment. you can see wti, the u.s. benchmark is up about 6.4%, now settling at about 2513 per barrel again, we'll talk to brian sullivan shortly and he'll talk a lot more about why we're seeing this bounce in crude. stocks look like they're at session highs. tyler, i'll send it over to you. >> rahel, thank you very much. let's get to sue herrera for the last on the coronavirus. sue? >> thank you so much, ty good afternoon, everyone new jersey has become the first state to require the wearing of face coverings in stores governor phil murphy also ordering a halt to non-essential construction and a delay of that state's primary until july 7th in new york, governor andrew cuomo says state-wide restrictions are beginning to flatten the curve. still, new york is now reporting more cases than spain, the country with the highest number of infections behind the u.s new york is also reporting a record 779 deaths since yesterday. governor cuo

up around mid afternoon. so for the morning, you see the cloudy start. could see a few isolated showers passing by. and things actually trend a bit more interesting if you're up around lake county, northern sonoma county, or northern napa county. you'll notice around 5:00, we begin to see those showers flare up. they may briefly drop to the south. and once we pass sunset, things start to clear up. winds will be trending offshore that is the gateway to the big warm-up as high pressure builds, that's a big blob of oranges here off the coast of california. that's going to send the storms way off to the north and set the temperatures to warm through friday and saturday. right now looks like san jose. warmest days around the santa clara valley. should be friday. and to start off next weekend where we could see some 80s. but check out the temperatures up near yountville, especially by the time we get to friday. terry mentioned it. it may feel a bit more like summer. certainly looks like it there. if we head towards

not going to get up after that nobody's going to get up out to get shot 88 times they reported 23 shots he was shot 88 times in his body. right now there's a small little war. between the bounty hunters and great st. we could be anything as minor as a girl because somebody took somebody else's girl so. somebody gets shot in a war breaks out. you know in the past gang members would do was you know they committed drive by they would ask you where you're from and if you gave out the wrong answer . they kill you now. when a gang member commits a drive by or walk up and while someone where you're from doesn't matter what your answer is you can get killed anyway there is no correct answer and i don't know why that started or where that came from but. nowadays if. a gay member asked where you're from listening to his run because going to shot. the gangs are in the schools and there's not a lot of police presence in the school so they basically have free reign there. and it starts off when they're young you know you get the little youngsters out there fighting in the schools. and it spills onto

up to the border to be on. the war time german navy had a large arsenal not far from this beach outside the city of kiel paid her fans remember seeing torpedoes being dumped here his father was involved in the operation and took his then 4 year old son with him. and all i saw this tall ship arriving on the harbor where my father was working. the torpedoes were loaded onto the ship and then taken out to sea some distance behind the lighthouse . and then they were thrown overboard and they were gone. the enormous quantities of unexploded ordinance have been rotting away on the seabed for decades their contents are repeatedly washed up on the region's coasts posing a hazard for beach goers. there have been frequent cases of people unwittingly picking up explosive gunk used by the german navy during the war frank rudolph has spent years inspecting munitions finds on germany's beaches and shows us how treacherous gun cotton is. for looks like a perfectly normal stone there's hardly any way to tell the difference if

opening up by 550 more, the s&p up about 55 and the nasdaq up b 145. with me now, matt, this is an interesting move some folks thought we'd see a little bit of a pause. it doesn't seem to be happening that way does this mean the all-clear sign is out there? >> i don't think it does we are involved in a process that started off with investors deleveraging we'll also see where these companies start to deleverage adding a lat of leverages. a lot of that went to issues that aren't going to service that debt. in other words, stock buy backs. as we go into recession, you'll see conditions deleverage and another way down > >> i'm curious, the deleveraging and forced sellout, a lot of that seems like it already happened is it still the case that they are aggressively long and need to unwind and is that pretty much behind us >> a lot of that has already been done, no question we saw that in 2018 where we had one woosh. a lot of people don't realize how the economy has levelled up. number one and number two, usually when you have a bare market we saw that in 200

you can use that mask up to 25 times.hey are addressing some of the shortages by way of bringing equipment such as that. the defense act that they are talking about, there does not seem to be shortage in regards to masks now, they see shortages more in gloves and gals and they think they can get that through the connection in china on the air ridge coming back and forth.>> but if otareas see a surgeon cases, that could potentially disrupt what is coming here to the u.s.? >> as far as california, probably not because they've got an agreement in place. i think in some cases it's almost to his paying the highest price. it should be like that but we know some of the shortage came about during the time when the outbreak was in china. and they ramped up production of ppe, which is where most of this stuff comes from right now, 12 fold, so 12 times the amount of daily operational units they were producing. but they were also holding that for their own country. now they are starting to see a little reinfection so they are startin

right now for the week, we do have the dow up about 12.66%, s&p up 12, nasdaq up 10.eah, but will it stay that way? we will get to david tyce in a minute. >>> meantime, in just the last two weeks, the group in moonshot has delivered essential items through its partnership with walgreens. it includes pasta, toothpaste and yes, toilet paper. which is way more valuable right now. walgreens boots alliance up 1.75%. let's fwoe go to laufrren for at the week's biggest winners and losers. lauren: best week for the dow since 1938. well, it's going to be close. for the s&p, too, if it's higher by 37, it would be the best week there since 1974. so let's make it historic, if we can, as we roll into the close here. take a look at the dow's biggest gainers. dow, a material stock, that sector doing well. raytheon, let's celebrate their first week after merging with on the dow. boeing, american financials. and, stimulus from the federal reserve. i would love to show you the weekly losers for the dow, because they were all higher on the week. so i will show lawing guards, the dow sto

pick up your little stool, and you pick up your bucket and this is the shower.n in front of your mirror. you've got your shampoo and shower gel, you shower yourself, clean yourself and then you have a nice little soak in the tub with that amazing view. you can actually see fuji on a clear day from here. it's really quiet in here today, the students actually arrive back later on this afternoon. they have been away for their summer holidays and they come in, 180 students will be staying here and this is where the eat, in the restaurant. this way, sorry. in here. again, nothing has changed. exactly how i remember it. i remember the spanish rider, he got a jamon, a whole big leg of ham from spain sent over and sat in the corner there, he was cutting pieces off each day to give him a taste of home. i remember the first time i came here for breakfast, the first morning. that was quite a shock. no bran flakes, that's for sure. it's notjust the food that is a bit of a culture shock. here at the keirin school, all the riders study the laws, tactics and traditions of the

it goes up, up up and then crash. then decades of almost nothing online. then comes back up again at the end of the 20th century or 21st century. we are missing the 20th century. itself, okay, so it's not online, i can just buy the book. go to amazon and people are standing what books by decade are available and amazon knew dy goes up, up up, 1923, then crash. 20th century basically is not online. what's amazing is we think they're so much information online and there is. a lot of it is crap but a lot of it is good. but the 20th century, the published material is almost nonexistent. it's almost not there. we are raising a generation and ourselves really are not the best we have to offer. so we basically have this collective amnesia about the 20th century. that's a pretty important century to not forget. we will be doomed to repeat it if we just forget the lessons from other times. so we tried to go through the 20th century, better world books is now donating all the books that we don't already have to the internet archives. they give them some libraries, a

well, now as pennsylvania's caseload goes up and up and up, that test site was set to close down tomorrow because the federal government decided for some reason that the end of this week would be the time that they'd shut off all the funding to these testing sites they have been sponsoring around the country. the same with another site in philadelphia itself, same with another site in colorado springs, colorado, same with three dozen sites in a dozen states. there was federal support for these individual testing sites, right? that's basically the only thing the federal government has done toward actually getting americans tested in any meaningfully available way. and the government decided that as of the end of this week, they were going to end that support, as of tomorrow. the trump administration was asked why on earth they were planning to do this. the health and human services administration told npr that these sites, you shouldn't think of them so much as closing. you should be thinking of them as transitioning, which, you know -- i could go on. i will restrain from myself. it's a ni

he set up a sign-up sheet where volunteers offer their time to pick up the food and deliver it. volunteer delivery slot is booked through the end of april and he says he is prepared to go into may if the order extends. he says the volunteers are also looking for a way to help and this was a perfect opportunity. >> we have a map of where every delivery lease to go. the hospitals have really stepped up. we have a map to send to the driver. we know exactly where the food is going. the drivers have been extremely receptive and thankful and are looking to do their part. >> as for how his business is doing he says thankfully he has had a lot of customers come in to order takeout. he says he is doing okay, but encourages people in addition to supporting his restaurant, to support other restaurant so that nobody struggles during this time. >>> the bay area continues to be one of the hardest hit of the state dealing with the pandemic. local cities are some of the first to act when it comes to mitigation efforts like shelter in place orders. our political reporter held a form with the may

clearing up confusion.s several bay area counties relax the rules, new questions are being asked what you need to know before you leave the house for the store or even the park. plus -- >> they are infectious but not showing any symptoms. this illustrates why making testing available to anybody that wants it is essential. >> los angeles becomes the first city in the u.s. to offer free testing for all residents. how its working and who gets first dibs. you are watching "today in the bay." it's 5:27. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. welcome to "today in the bay." i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. mike will have a look at

you can see that the numbers are steadily going up. on april 8th, they go down a little again but they spike up again the next day. the state as of yesterday has almost 1200 cases. now, the red line, this is santa clara county, down here, and we have not seen more than 77 people in the icu because of the virus. and you can see that the line is pretty much flat. so the majority, so far the numbers have remained consistent. you can see 70 people in the icu, on april 9th, all the way down there, and then you can see that number yesterday, move down to 76. so if we look at the data published by the journalism nonprofit cal matters, they put this together for you. >>> new screening measures at nursing homes at two local counties that follows outbreaks across the bay area. facilities in contra costa county, and almeda county, will screen all staff and visitors for temperature and symptoms. this is in addition to a strict mass and glove policy. outbreaks as we have reported have been the case in several cities including orinda, ples apartment

it looks like oil is up 5%. so up a buck a barrel at this point.d for a lot of oil producers, but if you think about the it, the average person that means gas prices go up, since we look at gas prices, $1.88 a gallon, the low post in four years. don't forget oil majors represent, nine 10% of s&p waiting, on consumer that might have a big impact. bullish note from goldman sachs which helped lift sentiment going into the opening bell, stu. goldman sachs says we see the lows of the year. we'll not test the 2,000 level we predicted for the s&p 500. in fact they're maintaining 3,000 end of year prediction for the s&p 500 because the federal reserve and treasury department have shown they will do whatever it takes to keep the recession from going into freight depression. there is relief this morning. this might be a opec plus, maybe you buy on the rumor, sell on the news type of reaction? stuart: well i should also add, susan, we got a tweet from president trump about a half hour ago saying that it wasn't an agreement for 10 million barrels of oil a day

center is up in flames.a look at this. so that fire destroying three structures in occidental in sonoma county. the ones that burned are a total loss including a barn and a woodshop. no word on the cause of the fire. >>> happening today people with marijuana convictions may finally feel a little bit of relief. the county will wipe away convictions for more than 8,000 people tried to marijuana charges that no longer violate state law. felonies may be reduced to misdemeanors. this will be a record amount cleared all at one time. supporters say it may improve chances for some of those people seeking employment. >> not exactly a shocker here but nbc is projecting joe biden as the winner of yesterday's democratic primary in ohio. perhaps more importantly the governor there says there were no problems with the mail-in only vote. the election was supposed to happen last month but was postponed at the last minute. biden picked up a key endorsement from hillary clinton yesterday. >>> new questions over when president

the dow up 400 points. s&p up 2%. look at that, the nasdaq is up 2 1/2%.hat is a rally and now this. >>> joe biden, still running against donald trump. his campaign is weak, the candidate is unfocused, his policies in my opinion, irrelevant to the current situation and he is confined to his house. yet he is still in the race. if he wasn't the last man standing running against this particular president he would have been dismiss adlong time ago. this candidate is so beset with troubles. allegation of sexual assault, frequent gaffs, the open hostility of bernie sanders supporters, that is for a split party, enthusiasm gap a mile wide. the difficulty of campaigning from your garage. now endorsement from hillary clinton, which renews the questions surrounding politicians and sex. he still has to name a woman to the veep spot. that too will bring back the sex assault charge, who to believe. why is he still in the race? first of all he gets unquestioned support of the media. his gaffs go unmentioned. network anchors do not ask about tara reade and her sexual ass

literally beaten up?n up, like, you know, once with tennis rackets by a bunch of white children. and so i was terrorised at school for my ethnicity and i was one of the only south asian girls — i was the only south asian girl in my primary school, and one of maybe four in my entire secondary school and i went to a large secondary school. so, it played a big part in my early years of my lack of identity and now, as i've grown older, and i'm getting into my 30s, i've fallen in love with a culture again, and love the food and the music and everything, and i realise that i really missed out on not reconnecting with my culture. but, i mean, for a child, to be attacked by a group of white children, boys and girls presumably, with tennis rackets... i mean, how old were you? i mean, what did you... what happened ? i was seven, i think i had a tooth knocked out and, you know, i had cuts and grazes, but i used to get physically abused quite often at school. often by girls, caucasian women — i have nothing against c

they're turning up in parks and finding their way into the bay as well. >>they are a threat to the environment because they contain plastic says save the bay's alice inch and a student does not i don't agree. >>and unless it's picked up which it will be very difficult to get everything that. >>slowdowns that they want to it does pose a risk to ask ish birds and other wildlife that makes and soon it will become entangled it. it's not clear to what extent a mask discarded in the ocean or bay might harbor infection. but most efforts to collect them are on hold right now to keep crews safe. >>they're no different than syringes that are often found on the beaches say no more importantly and hazmat leonard something that we don't like people touching with bare hands to be sure in fact we don't want people touching him even with secure of another pair of latex gloves on recommending people use families or something march, no contact someone else if you cannot get cc it confusing and conflicting information about how long the virus might linger on various service

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you'll notice a lot of clouds and temperatures warming up more slowly. reaching up to 74 degrees. some spots yesterday hit 90 degrees so it's going to be nice to have this cooldown, clouds and fog near the coast with half moon bay staying in the upper 60s. we'll talk about this and what's ahead in a few minutes. right now, mike, you have a big traffic alert. >> the full closure of westbound 80, the bay bridge, coming into san francisco. this video came in, we're sharing it with you. you do see police activity and a vehicle in the distance. the investigation from what we understand some sort of freeway shooting that went on just as folks are getting into san francisco at the fremont exit which is closed. you can use waze as your alternates. we'll talk about that coming up. i wanted to show you the rest of the bay is moving well. traffic and investigation going on. >>> thanks, mike. new this morning governor newsom talking more about the new guidelines to reopen the state. bob redell is live. the governor just spoke on the "today" show. what did he have to say? >> reporter: here is

they made up a plan to meet up in florida. why not have a little fun?e latest, it's football's wild man. apparently is going to be a tampa bay buck. >> oh my god. wait a minute. >> one, two, three! >> everybody knows him as cronk , he will someday be in the hall of fame and currently is a wwe champ, but he is going to start playing football again. and apparently he's ready to join his favorite quarterback tom brady after his rights were traded from new england to tampa for a fourth round draft choice. grahn caskey of course retired last year and is ready to come out of football. >> i'm telling you, the defensive coordinators in the nfc south right now are scratching their head, they are going okay now i have to defend this guy because they will have a lot of fun with them united. chris godwin now, mike evans, they have been great at passing the ball anyway, with jame as winston. and now add another great tight end of all time to the passing attack. lookout. >> [ laughter ] absolutely lookout. that's going to be a football story, assuming we have footbal

it goes up, up, up, crashes decades of almost nothing online, and comes back at the begin at the end of the 20th century, beginning of the 21st century. you go to amazon to buy the book and what books by decade are available new? 1923 and then crash. 20th century is basically not criminal. what's amazing of it is good, but the 20th century the published material is almost not existent. we're raising a generation, ourselves really, are not the best we have to offer. we basically have a collective ashamnesia about the 20th century a century not to forget. we'd be doomed to forget it if we forget the lessons from other times. we're trying to go through the 20th century. better world books is donating all the books we don't already have to the internet archives, and they get those from libraries, and we're basically trying to fill in the 20th century, make it so all the wikipedia footnotes turn live. oh we went and broke the broken links to wikipedia. the executive director of wikipedia was worried that truth might fracture, if we really work on trying to make wikipedia stronger, cited b

warming up for the inland areas. going to be basically a repeat of yesterday where we saw our inland areas reach into the low 80s with antioch and concord today reaching into the low 80s. upper 70s for livermore, san jose and mid-70s for palo alto. for the north bay expect a high up to 82 degrees in santa rosa and it will be slightly warmer see our temperatures peaking in the low 80s. and then a cooldown headingurr mostly in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow. we'll continue to keep an eye on our dry weather in the forecast. now over to you. >>> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update coming up for you in the next half hour. right now, staying connected is more important than ever. and fast, reliable, secure internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that makes setup quick, safe and easy. no tech visit required. and our simple digital tools will help you manage your account online. at xfinity, we're committed to

it looks likewe'll be able scrounge up some mountain showers with all of that too up in the sierra with that as well. so. having said all that this is what we're talking about cobalt blue about that th the bay bridge shot here. we've got warm again inland again temperatures at about 80 happening or lower 80'at that but cooling at the coast. d some parts of the bay, but we'll still see some upr 70's though rest of the week its return to the on shore and you saw that i just showed you that clouds in cooli was 70's going on in london. so there's a correction on that level but then we get into the 60's by this weekend. variable clouds coer. t showers and rain sunday evening into mond which really uncertain righnow is how much moisture will be able to scrounge up from all of this in the ojections don't look real impressive right now on our maps but there's some dications we might be able to scrounge up more moisture om that. for sunday night into monday 67 san francisco, this is where the microclimates really spring into action 72 going on for kland 80 meanwhile for san jose. they give you a

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91, cac up 86 and dax up 260.aly still a major issue by the way. in asia overnight it was green across the board. the big winner was japan, the bank of japan extended the stimulus program. it pledged to buy an unlimited amount of bonds to keep borrowing costs down. nikkei average up almost 3% overnight. quick programming note. join us tomorrow, one of america's top philanthropists michael milken is using the power of the institute to bring together leaders in industry, government and medical research to aid in the war against the pandemic and find a vaccine. he'll join me live tomorrow morning with a special interview at 8:00 a.m. eastern. do join us for michael milken tomorrow. shocking new video of a packed house party defying covid-19 restrictions. cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: and the video, maria. good morning again. reckless and utterly unacceptable, that is what chicago's mayor is calling this new video. it showed more than 100 people shoulder to shoulder, dancing and drinking. one appear goer sai