he grew up in belmont.s one stroke off the lead. >> i'm excited to be here. i've wanted to be here forever, so there's no reason to feel intimidated now. i mean, i've made it to here. and obviously, you know, i've done that. >> so rounds three and four on the big five saturday and sunday. i'm not wearing my mask, liz and alan, because as siegel took a dump on my head so i had to use a mask to clean it up. i'm feeling disgusted. i'm going to take a shower. the overhang here to protect from the seagulls. back to you. >> i have a mask for you. >> and it's clean. >> i could use >>> linkedin is adding new job title options on its site. jobseekers can now list themselves as a stay-at-home mom or stay-at-home dad. the move is meant to help parents who have managed to their homes and families but have not worked for other employers and sometimes. they will also include options to explain employment gaps such as parental leave, personal leave and even a sabbatical. >> the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. y

up up and fair weather cloud bubbling up to leave sunny spells across much of the country.ngland and wales, up to 16 degrees. the rainbow peter out as this front reaches the rest of the uk. maybe you need the rain for england at wales, but it looks dry. some patchy rain coming into scotland and northern ireland. they will not be very much at all for the north of finland. for many places still dry. kula thought scotland and northern ireland. in the sunshine in england and wales, 15 or 16 is likely. by the time we get to the middle part of the week, cooler air will be arriving from the north, but it is still drive. —— dry. this is bbc news from windsor, where the funeral of the duke of edinburgh has taken place. the queen led mourners at the service, where only 30 people were allowed because of covid restrictions. prince philip's coffin travelled to the service on a specially adapted landrover— its design had been overseen by him. the duke's children, grandchildren and great grandchildrenjoined the solemn procession. the buglers of the royal marines sounded the last post — af

and coming up after the break.he california legislature officially confirms rob bonta as california's next attorney general will tell you what he plans to do. let him tell you himself. >> it's 6.25 and is making national news for the first time a member of the asian american and pacific islander community leads. >> california's department of justice. the state legislature officially confirmed rob bonta as attorney general. he spent the last 9 years as a progressive. the east bay assemblyman leading the charge to end cash bail and strengthen laws on hate crimes in his new role he promises to push for more accountability and says he doesn't want to be known as the states top cop. >> i see them all this as the people's i know people call the top cop, but i think the people's attorney has i think the role of this of this position and his office. it's time to fight for everyday folks who are being hurt mistreat abuse by those who are abusing their power. >> i do like that has a ring to it. the people's attorney. >> bont

you don't make it up in volume you make it up in price. >> certainly you have takes there.s of people looking for travel, especially at the shorter end of the booking curve and it is not particularly easy to massively increase demand in one instance. in that scenario, absolutely that can be an opportunity where the airlines can test pricing. especially as we look close in on that booking curve. i think as we get to the summer season, certainly depending on routes, and certainly depending on what carrier we're talking about. i think that's a scenario that's a little less clear. volumes, we think, are going to be there the post-pandemic, but bounce in demand as the pandemic is subs subsiding. the volume and recovery is already here and will continue into the summer. >> stephen, sorry to jump in is summer your best bet? >> we prefer delta we think delta in terms of the position around hartsfield what it has done and what it probably can still do and in terms of the credit card program give that carrier. we are constructive on united. i would say united's relatively weak perfor

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the state opens up covid vaccines to all californians age 16 and up.ut will they all find success in the search for the shot. outrage in the east bay this afternoon protests against police brutality, damaged several buildings in walnut creek. but police are preparing for next. >> i think seasonal temperatures today in the bay area. but we're going to warm up 15 to 25 degrees by sunday. details ahead on the warm weather heading our way this weekend. kron 4 news at 3 starts right now. >> now from the bay local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> is now eligible regardless of their age 16 and over to receive and have access to vaccines. >> it is the day so many have been waiting for vaccine appointments are now available for californians aged 16 and over. thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman and today is april 15th the day known as tax day is now known as vax day in california. everyone age 16 and older now eligible to receive a covid vaccine. our capitol bureau reporter is ashley zavala is

gusts up to 36 in concord. we will continue to see the winds kick up. mid to upper 50's. another cool day along the coast. mild around the bay in to the low to mid-60s's. you will notice that difference inland with the cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. 69 in san jose and 73 for concord. let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >>> chp issued a wind advisory for the bay bridge and the pass. be careful as you work out there this morning. if you are traveling in the high profile vehicle as well. taking a look at the bay bridge we have a crash near treasure island. you have tow crews on scene. we are starting to see things getting crowded on the upper deck of the bay bridge because of the trouble spot. it's block the left lane involving only one vehicle. no delays about you that wind advisory is in effect this morning. also emergency crews working on an injury crash involving an overturned vehicle. it's blocking the two right lanes. this is south 880 right after warren. if are you taking the pass, busy this morning out of tracy getting onto 580 going to nor

we are up 315 or so on the dow basically up at session highs.daq up a full%. >>> up next, shares of m and t bank rallying. we will talk with the coanmpy's voechlt about the quarter and what areas are driving growth, ahead. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. >>> m and t bank is off to a strong year. the bank out with its q 1 earnings leading on both the top and bottom line known noting the strong growth i

you get up into the southern cascades and it's a bit healthier up there. but this is not good news right here. april 1st is usually are deep. this dense a snow pack. and so this it's just a representation of where we should be at her height of the season. snow pack now radar shows you clear dry skies we're not changing that in this forecast even as high pressure moves out of the region. we're still going to be looking at a pretty dry trajectory ahead of us into the weekend and into next week for that matter, too. we are replacing the warm breeze with a cool ocean breeze that has pushed him last night from the coast. this is already going to cool us off today. this actually intensifies into tonight going to push more marine layer in and along with the cold front that dips right across the region. we are going to see even cooler temperatures into tomorrow and even fog. your impact come tomorrow morning. this morning fog is pretty limited to the coast right along the east bay and areas like santa rosa tomorrow. more and more of us are going to see it in this

i mean everybody growing up. wish to go to the national championship and play on the biggest stage by the biggest crowd against the best team, especially year and we've been through so much together, so we're just trying to take every moment not take anything for granted and just kin of be here sitting it love it and give what we have. that was just a fantastic game tow watch that, conversely, not fun to watch the golden state warriors. i don't know. i don't know what's going on with this team. there's a story there and it is not just draymond green and steph curry out. they just looked absolutely lifeless. didn't show a lot of pride to tell you the truth north of the border in toronto, draymond out with a finger sprain later. bad ball. nico mannion inbound pass picked up leads to a pascal's jacome three. he had his way all night long. they built up as much as a 61 point lead. that can't happen. bad play here. damian lee with a flagrant foul right there on gary trent junior. he makes two free throws later and cia

nasdaq up three. every single global market in the world, literally, every single one except india, is higher in april a lot of global strength and here in the united states. >>> now to the top stories are this monday. new details emerging in the deadly crash involving a tesla in texas according to our nbc affiliate in houston, police say nobody was behind the wheel when the 2019model s crashed into a tree and burst into flames saturday night killing both men inside. one man was found in the front passenger seat the other in the rear passenger seat new york times reported that minutes before the crash, the wives of the men involved heard them say they wanted to go for a drive and talking about the vehicle's auto pilot feature sad story there. >>> group of u.s. electricity companies telling president biden they plan to work with the white house and congress to cut carbon emissions. the group of 13 companies sent a letter to the president st stressing lawmakers should make policies to ensure the electri

mac sales are up 70% year-over-year ipad sales are up 78% year-over-year.got twice as many paid subscribers in the over the last 2 years. we've got growth in china. you've got a 4 g phone become the 5 g phone. they're hitting all cycles. tell you something, 90 billion dollars share buyback. we're going to do that that's mindblowing. that's a big revenue up 54%. i own both apple and facebook. i'm a little bit of a cheerleader in school. is but their stocks are doing quite well. facebook at an all-time high today. apple struggling. to regain all time highs but still grateful. good let's see. tomorrow's friday. we'll see them. but we'll see you back here on monday. sound. good? john, thanks. the nice weather coming up, we'll do you have a great weekend. said rob, your questions will cycle backgrounds who can on air or he can answer privately. if that's what you like, find him on facebook, twitter, e-mail directly black dot com. or you can always find him on our website at kron 4 dot com. again, a quick follow-up to that big basically another surge in india wit

no warm-up kind of tests all year. make sure all set up even with the heavy snowfall. briden says it's still not as much as he was hoping for. we're expecting like a foot or. >> a foot or more. so i think this is kind a little bit more relax. and we thought it was going to be. and with the current drought conditions in our state overall. everyone can agree the extra moisture is much needed, might not make too much of an impact. but like every every inch of snow in the long run. you need win fox 40 news and that snow certainly welcome in the sierra nevada. they got a lot of it for the bay area. we didn't really tap into that much rainfall. >> all of it even that sierra snow not adding up to enough to get us to where we need to be. still very well come in for commuters this morning. likely very glad to be seeing those roadways d ive back out. i 81 of those spots that was actually under chain controls last night as conditions have improved in sunshine is back out traffic moving along just fine up 80 this morning. conditions out there really dry now. but you can see the ev

it's up to moderate temperatures overnight. and it's also help to prevent any inland fog from forming. so visibility is holding up pretty strong for most areas. we do have a light sea breeze this morning. winds generally pick up later in the day today. it's going to set us up for really windy day tomorrow for your saturday 40's and 50's for current temperatures. i'm not really looking at any 30's on the map right now. although santa rosa, you're the closest spot right at 40 degrees. san mateo oakland alameda hayward in livermore looking nice currently sitting in the low 50's of more on your forecast. still to come. first of all, got to get that check of traffic with rain. harvey's standing by right now. still a little bit early in early risers tend to have a better time right. does look like we have an issue that yeah, we the first so far the commute looks great. however, we do have. >> an accident. we have a couple of stalled vehicles on bridges. so because it's so early. hopefully things will be able to recover as you're trav

what's up with that? i feel a follow-up story. coming up next here on kron, 4 news at 3. the federal government is spending more than 1 billion dollars to fight covid variants will have a live report from washington where that money is going. and a look at where new covid vaccine sites just opened up in the bay area. and enjoy the marine layer because we're going to see was a bit in the coming days. that summertime i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. urging americans to maintain physical distancing and continue safety precautions after nearly half of the states in the u.s. on increase in covid cases. this is covid variants are becoming a bigger threat. our washington correspondent basil john joins us now live with t

and up and up on the same news.. so even though we had a brief period towards the end of the month where we had trouble getting to 4200, but this market has been defying gravity for the last year at this point. it's been above -- the s&p has been above its 50-day moving average 90% of the time over the last year and it's been only oversold 2% of the time. 2% of all trading days in the last year. that is extremely rare looking back throughout history. it's only happened seven other times in the post world war ii period what's interesting, though, when you get these types of situations, your first inclination is to think, all right, now we need to see a pullback to equilibrium but you see some short-term sideways movement moderate weakness to moderate gains. over the next three to six months, three, six and nine months, we've seen above average returns going forward. one year later following those seven other periods, the first day in the period, the s&p 500 was higher all seven times so i think you could continue to

now really starting to clear up.ike. >>> happening now, apple heading east. the cupertino company is constructing a new campus and engineering hub in north carolina. at least 3,000 jobs will be created. the hub will focus on machine learning, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. >>> coming up next a quick look at happening today, thousands of additional students getting the green light to return to the classroom in two bay area school districts. but the key question? will families choose to return? a live report is next. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> back. our step to stories this morning, finally the solder students' turn to get back in the lass croom. >> cierra johnson is live in santa rosa this morning. no doubt a day a lot of them have been waiting for. >> reporter: good morning, yes, it's been a long time coming. it's hard to believe we're just a couple of days from the first day of may and kids have the first day jitters, because some students here at santa rosa in the santa rosa school

it lifted back up to where it started to show up in around december early december you got up to thesethis is like 63% or 64% bulls. what it tells you people are generally psychologically -- equity exposures are high but it is not a moment when you ring the bell like it is the top of the market the market in december did flatten out. we were talking about the 2018, 2017 environment more exuberant but generally in the same change. it goes into the mosaic of indicators that say this bull market is well embraced. >>> up next, black rock's jeff rosenberg says investors should be looking into fixed income alternatives right now >>> plus, david solomon addressing the bank's jr. banker burnout. ♪ i wish that i knew what i know now ♪ ♪ when i was younger ♪ you need a financial plan that fits the way you want to live in retirement. a plan that can help grow and protect your money. now or in the future. with an annuity in your plan to help cover essential expenses, you can live the retirement you want. the right financial professional can show you how. this is what an annuity can do. ♪ ♪ so you'

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it lived up to the name.nford winning its first ncaa women's basketball championship in nearly 30 years. that title decided at the last second on a shot that actually was missed. the stage is now set for the men's championship matchup tonight. baylor and gonzaga, the best two teams all year, are going to finally face off. will reeve joining us now. good morning to you, sir. what a weekend. >> reporter: t.j., good morning. that's why they call it march madness. am i right? seriously though, what a weekend. crazy saturday night, one of the best college basketball games ever, and then on easter sunday, arizona just falling short to stanford in a wild women's final. today we have a few more hours to catch our breath, and then we do it all over again tonight for all the marbles. madness. >> five seconds left. mcdonald, two seconds. mcdonald, trapped. heaves. that is it. stanford survives again. >> reporter: overnight, after a battle to the last bucket, stanford crowned champion in the women's ncaa tournament. >> f

dax is up 25.an 1% lower. meanwhile this, iran is vowing revenge against israel following an alleged attack on an underground nuclear site. gerri willis with headlines, gerri. gerri: the threat after iraniann lost power. israel is not taking credit for the attack but israeli public radio has cited intelligence sources saying it was an assad cyber operation. fox news learning that harvey weinstein has been charged with rape charges this carried out by grand jury a couple of weeks ago, new charges revealed today during extradition hearing in upstate new york. weinstein already facing 11 counts of rape and other charges in la. he's currently serving a 23-year sentence in a prison near buffalo. bitcoin nearing a record high this past weekend. the crypto currency rising above $60,000 this weekend on talk about constrain new supplies as it becomes more mainstream. bitcoin at 59,000. what a ride. history made at masters. the first japanese golfer to win any major golf tournament. he finished just one stro

tesla which owns bitcoin has up about 2% right now microstrategy up about 1.5%. scar square down fractionally they are not performing as bodily as some of the crypto currencies are it's a di nynamic to watch in te coming days and weeks. >>> the capital gains tax is a key tax for investors and raising it could have an impact on markets and the economy we have a closer look at just how. >> investors sold a lotstof stocks this time could be larger if it happened since under biden's plan that rate would double. his proposal to raise the top capital gains rate from 23.8% to 43.4%, that's when you include the obama care surtax. that's the first time that capital is taxed higher than ordinary income or labor it would only apply to those of income over 1 million dollar that's about the top .3% of taxpayers. about 500,000 tax filers that group gets more than half of their income from capital gains and captain gains income can easily be shifted. stock gains surged by 60% in the months before the hike this would reduce tax revenue as investors hold onto assets after the hik

it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> right now at 5:00 two east bay cities grappling with the deadly police encounters. an alameda family seeking answers after a death in police custody. and a danville officer now charged for his involvement in two deadly shootings. a live update on both of these emotional cases. >>> the department of justice will be unwavering in its pursuit of equal justice under law. >> the push for police reform gaining ground on capitol hill after the guilty verdict in the derek chaufrn case. the key issue that could make or break change. d and one bay area county under a drought emergency. the help on the way from the governor's office and the new extreme measures another county is now taking. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> happy earth day. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >>> the danville police officer facing felony charges for a deadly shooting back in 2018. >> bob redell joins us. this is the same officer who is under

the county has teamed up with the state to open up no appointment needed vaccination clinics in richmond and antioch. each site has enough vaccines to administer 500 doses a day. but they're using less than half of that because people aren't showing up. look, no lines. those who did get a vaccine today say word is just getting out and they tell us they appreciate having a clinic so close to their homes. >> i just came in, signed in, and then showed up -- came in, signed in, and then sat at the table and got the vaccine. didn't feel a thing. >> it's free, no waiting, just show up. and really, it's designed to get the vaccine to where people live in their community. >> the clinics will be open through april 25th. then they'll reopen in three weeks to administer those second doses. while they're designed for those who work and live in contra costa county, the county says nobody will be turned away. >>> well, many people are experiencing mild flu-like symptoms after the second shot. fever, headache, body aches and chills. i spoke with a ucsf infectious disease specialist about what that mean

the s&p 500 is up 4% we have very good market stats coming up for you in the rbi in a bit.lasses like bond yields that has been one of the movers and shift to value we are seeing 10-year down to 1.66%. >>> and china is down about 1% in europe, they are getting their trading day going. they are like us and mostly in the red. they are at least finally starting to get the mainland europe vaccination program up to some kind of speed and pace. we will see if that helps turn things around. germany just turned around it is slightly in the green. >>> that is where we begin our week across the atlantic today is the first day that small businesses in england are allowed to reopen. all part of boris johnson's road map to recovery. julianna tatelbaum is on the streets with the tatelbaum index with the mood and feel of being able to just do out to a small shop once again. julianna >> reporter: brian, it is not just small shops today is a major milestone in the emergence of the third lockdown starting today, for the first time since december, pubs and restaurants will offer outdoor dinin

didn't even eyes up in sacramento. we know. >> that this is a challenge and we are not going to stand for lawmakers legislature is working on a package of for us to do what we're doing at the state level. if you keep doing what you are doing at the local level speak but we had for many reasons for joining the rally are deeply personal. a chance stop the silence. >> that we that i feel like i grew up and grain, you know, having green. and i do believe that individuals can make a difference. and it's really up to us community united in action for asians in millbrae all run >> 6. '09, right now. and still ahead, as some states are seeing a rise in covid cases. we're learning more about when the u.s. could resume the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine. plus, across the country, buildings are boarded up and some schools are closed as they're the verdict in the derek chauvin trial. the closing arguments begin today we're live in minneapolis with the latest. >> and in san francisco, no different area as many businesses ha

stocks opening up. the dow up about 74 points after stocks were down tuesday. a day after the markets reached new all time highs. >>> going live to the capitol where infrastructure is the next big debate. it's a debate worth some two trillion dollars. the plan, tech knowledge go climate related measures, manufacturing and more. he plans to pay for it by raising its corporate tax rate. he wants bipartisan support on this one. >> we are engaging democrats and republicans. >> but the senate has suggested the senate could use a procedur al shortcut to get this bill through without republicans. the same process used last month to pass the coronavirus relief bill. the final decision could mean that biden and future presidents with a majority in both houses would have the ability to push legislation through congress along straight party lines. >>> as we head into fire season pg&e is facing new criminal charges. the sonoma county district attorney claims the utility caused a 2019 kincaid fire. flames burned 78,000 acres. victims have filed civil lawsuits against pg&e b

but as the weather warms up, that will be more of a pleasurable experience and up for these bars and restaurants that we talked with today. they're saying that as these restrictions continue to loosen. it's really starting to show them some signs of hope. san francisco is still in the orange tier. but as of thursday, pandemic restrictions have loosened indoor dining remains at 50%, but outside parties can be larger and people can mingle once again, it's more steps forward to finally reopening for north beach restaurants. i believe it's good for business. it's good for everyone. right now. have the freedom like to feel a little bit like that. life is going back kind of normal restaurant about the 11:00pm curfew. lifted as well. the changes are bringing back more life to the area says jr patchy with betty lou's seafood and grill. the more people that come out and visit the better we get to me different people that tell their friends, it really helps. the whole neighborhood is a whole. >> bars are also now allowed to welcome people outside with tables up to 8. >> food is no longer being

. >> good week for stocks shaping up as well, up 1.4% on the s&p coming up on today's show, the ceo of pnc bank joins us to discuss a new initiative they're doing to help customers avoid overdraft fees. >>> plus as big tech gears up for earnings, we'll talk to evercore's mark mahaney. >>> we're awaiting a joint news conference with president biden and the president of japan in the rose garden. we'll take you there live when it happens one hour left of trade mike santoli tracking the action in the markets, wilfred has morgan stanley earnings and kate rooney is looking at the wild week for doj coin. >> another rally day, sara just a tireless rally stretching to the upside. actually has accelerated a little bit even though it feels like a grind, fourth straight up week we're working on up 7% or 8% over that period that tends to be when you start to ask, it's not paid to overthink this strength is strength and essentially it's finding a way to stay supported. you mentioned value leading today that had not been the case for much of this week so i think you have to give the market credit and

he had just woken up.e's like pulling on the leash trying to get over here. >> he's like an 11 right now. >> yes. >> that shot reminds of that burt reynolds on a bearskin rug. >> that's a good visual for a saturday morning. looking forward to having walter up here. >>> but we start with some serious news, that severe weather tearing through the south. millions of americans waking up to dangerous storms and flash flooding. >> the storms have already claimed the life of one man after a tree crashed into his mobile home. with more on these storms let's go back to meteorologist rob marciano. rob, good morning, once again, sir. >> good morning. frightening night for folks here. i'm sure walter would have been scared of this lightning. we had over 100,000 customers without power, a lot in louisiana. this was a tornado in central mississippi, backlit by those lightning strikes. these storm had some heavy-duty rain and jackson can't catch a break. they've been inundated with rain the past several weeks, three inch

now and a few high clouds up above. so we'll see more than i think as we head through tomorrow that's going to drop the temperatures out there right now. you can see the high clouds, you see the haze down below some fog trying to form right along the coastline. more of that tomorrow morning. temperatures kind of taken a hit that sea breeze. i really kicking in. so yes, much 18 degrees cooler palo up to 10 15 degrees cooler in hayward. you get to some of the valleys you are when shelter and of course, those temperatures even going up a little bit in little more and conquered. alright numbers breaking out like this 57 degrees in san francisco today, down from 71 just yesterday. 64 degrees in oakland 75 though, nice in san jose 87 still a lot more 88 in concord on the toasty side right there. santa rosa checking in. >> at 76 degrees. things change, though, that cold front well, most that energy unfortunately is headed all the way up into parts of canada and the pacific northwest. nothing left over for us except for some hi

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s&p futures up a 10th of 1%. the rustle up about 0.5%. -- the russell up about 0.5%.s been the story. the other performing small pet -- the underperforming small caps versus big tech. what is it mean for the big banks? -- what does this mean for the big banks? bank of america up 30%. these have been huge gains off the back of one. with get the bond market. yields have been inching higher through the year but this has been stalling. this one stalled out at the end of march. 1.6 323. yields higher by a couple of basis points. as you look cross asset and start thinking about the cyclical trade, how much esteem is left and have we run out? will we see it in banks? tom: i think it's important to bring commodities into the story as well. it is something we will address in april and into may as well. we are starting strong in the earnings season. our topline people just went live seconds ago. they will be telling global wall street all the nuances on the trade banks today. we start strong with their chief equity shop at bloomberg intelligence. i want to go to to the chat out

and then soon you've heard sirens and the next thing you know, you hear pop up, up, up, up, up up up. authorities say they have body camera footage of the shooting, and investigators are canvassing the neighborhood for home, sir. galen's video to piece together the moments before the deadly confrontation. sheriff say the incident required the use of deadly force and that quick action may have saved the lives of others, including one of their own since the suspect was unable to fire off more shots. we got very lucky here today because a matter of inches are officer could've been struck and killed in the head, authorities say. the suspect whose identity has not been released, has a criminal history, which includes robbery. burglary firearms possession and assault with a deadly weapon. part of the investigation will include looking into whether the suspect had ties to that particular neighborhood or whether he was there for some other reason. greg liggins ktvu fox two news. new information now attend. we're learning about the funeral of the 20 year old man shot and killed by police in mi

we're just showing you point to one up toward the yuriko up along the north coast, so looks like an extendedr. we'll see if it's extreme. ended, but at least it looks like a few days of dry weather and hopefully we could see some changes tomorrow. in fact, we're gonna warm up those numbers. mid sixties coast side around the bay in the seventies, and the hot spots inland will be at least the low eighties. maybe the mid eighties and temperatures will be a good 5 to 10 degrees above the average so you will notice a warm up with those numbers for tomorrow. everybody houses up arrows and san francisco downtown could be flirting with 70 degrees by about three o'clock tomorrow afternoon satellite. we're showing you some clothes. out some showers out toward the toward nevada toward portions of the sierra for us, we are in the clear and it's just a change in the wind direction to see more of that north northeast wind that'll warm up those temperatures, primarily just for tomorrow, i'll be could actually have some fog return coast side as we head into thursday, and especially on a friday and by the we

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our mid month was up -- we stand up up .6%, and we came into the year up 1.4 for january to give context sales trade month over month, down .8. that's a surprise. that follows up 4.9. that's probably why we gave a little back. it was pretty strong our last look, so a little takeback think about it from an averaging perspective. yields on ten-year notes are still up on the week excuse me. down on the week and up on the day. 5-5. we want to keep a close eye on that 172 area. that's where we finished off for last week. >> rick, thank you here are some of the stocks we're watching 30 minutes into the trading session. cruise stocks moving as investors watch for a post vaccine recovery carnival getting two updprads amid a potential summer restart, and the ceo of vikings cruise joins us later this hour >>> next both the s&p 500 and dow on pace for a winning week and a strong start to the new month and quarter. and fubo tv shares surging the company winning streaming rights to the qatar world cup qualifying matches for 2022. we'll have much more on these throughout the hour. carl >> all right fi

we are in for big warm-up guys.day a pretty mellow one calm winds were already under the sunshine for most areas. >> and temperatures only in the 60's and 70's. so pretty good day. all in all this is before some 80's and maybe even a 90 year to come sunday. so enjoy the cool feel of it. if this is what you enjoy, you can see outside a half moon bay a lot clearer than it was yesterday. surprised actually that's not more people out there walking along the shore. we can see that there's some cloud cover still hanging out around and even just west of san francisco. but most of us are getting that solid dose of clear skies at this time. dry for the bay area. look at that snow this year is finally getting though. nice to see it even though it's not amounting to too much 50's for current temps with alameda hayward, palo alto and oakland beach at 54 fairfield in pittsburgh. you're getting close to 60 now as we work our way through the 09:00am hour reyna. thank you. we do have a hot spot up in petaluma one. oh, one southboun

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they're staying up until midnight to try and sign up and get a spot. the state has updated their website to try and handle any surge in scheduling. the floodgates open thursday as all californians over 16 will be eligible for a covid vaccine. we currently have 3000 open appointments in the next seven days. contra costa county is among those that expanded eligibility earlier to their own residents. other vaccinations are being handled by the state of california's mass vaccination sites. touches the oakland coliseum location, but you'll need to go through the state scheduling website for those, and if you want to book an appointment there, the my turn page through the state is the way to get those appointments, the state announced wednesday is updated the my turn vaccine scheduling website, which goes live thursday, giving californians access to scheduling for 200 providers and 1500 clinics that has some people firing up their computers and bracing for an online bottleneck concerned about competing. for appointments. those who got their shots before say

now it is catch-up. just the latest in a growing list of shortages we've seen over the past year and more people ordering takeout in fast food helped trigger this latest shortage. nancy loo gives us a closer look at some of the items hit hardest by our lifestyle changes amid the pandemic. >> we asked me why specifically asked them for. yeah. on the side. >> even if you ask, you might be limited to just 2 packets at fast food stops and many other restaurants these days. packets of ketchup or red hot commodity. i had to ask for the catch up. >> i thought was just because of like the pandemic. i think it did. they're limiting on the fact catching. but that's about it. more americans doing fast food and takeout have ketchup packet supplies way down and prices are up by 13%. >> in a statement industry giant kraft heinz told news nation the company has made strategic investments to meet demand. hines is pumping up production by 25% to eventually deliver 12 billion ketchup packets a year in case apply doesn't c

the superhero did not show up here the superhero did not show up for the kids who are victims of violencehe dangerous journey. superheroes are not showing up because of covid, she says. what a lame excuse. it is perfectly safe for her to go down there. even if you put aside the fact that she is vaccinated, we talked on this panel, our front-line workers did not stop working during the pandemic. our police officers did not. why is it fair for the highest office in the land to not show up? it is an excuse, and it is quite sad. >> harris: because she doesn't know what to do. [laughs] if you don't have the answer, you can't rush to the border. what are you rushing for? that has got to be a part of the calculation. if they want to fill in the gap, take a news conference. you can tell us what the truth is. >> emily: right. be transparent. communicate. but to kayleigh's point, the vice president asked it herself. where are these kids superhero? for now, she is m.i.a. just ahead, "the washington post" get slammed over tim scott's ancestry. some say that the paper has a double standard. >> can you

kevin mccarthy stood up and applauded for both of those topics. >>> after struggling open up first dose covid appointments, things are turning around for san mateo county. >> andria borba is live at sfo where a vaccine site has a fresh supply. >> reporter: the vaccine is supply here in san mateo county is increasing. mass vaccine sites in this county will reopen on thursday. just as the mass vaccine sites are reopening, some are singing that perhaps the focus needs to go a bit smaller. after two weeks of the vaccine shortage in san mateo county, mass vaccine sites at the san mateo event center and the sfo long-term parking garage are a go once again. >> we were hurting in san mateo county. >> reporter: 10,000 additional doses will come from the federal government and the state allotment is increasing by 29%. but just as the county has the opportunity to deliver vaccines on a large scale again, some are looking to move those delivery from the macro scale to the micro. a primary doctor in burlingame says he applied to be a part of the cal vax program to give vaccines in his office but has

to speed. >>> plus, up in flames. two brushfires, one in the bay area, the other in southern california. both reminding us fire season is on the way. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good thursday morning to you. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus biden's 100th day in office. we want to give you a live look at the white house this morning. the president is hitting the road today. this is to sell the public on america's families plan. he introduced that last night during a joint address to congress. >> from "the washington post," biden offering up a sweeping agenda and key implications for you and for silicon valley. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with a recap including the response from republicans. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: kris and marcus, good morning. good morning, everyone. the president is on the road in atlanta today, philadelphia tomorrow, and more stops next week to try to sell this american families plan that he introduced in his joint address

. >> i couldn't give up.r. >> the family didn't know it, but there was someone else who refused to give up. fbi agent rick hadel. he had never found any evidence of espionage in marie's murder, but he'd also never forgotten about her. >> so, here it is now january, 2002, i'm a squad supervisor now, i'm the guy that assigns the cases instead of investigating them. and i'm talking with an agent. i said, tony, how about reopening this case as an assault on a federal officer case. >> all just because you never stopped thinking about it. >> exactly. i just -- i didn't like the -- the fact that you got a woman who has given her life, dedicated to the government murdered and just lying out there because nobody cares. and so i thought, well, let's give it another shot. >> so eight years after the murder fbi agent tony vasley called on inglewood pd and met detective russ eniard, who was a month shy of retiring. they started combing through the old files and were assisted by a new inglewood detective, steve siler. >> t

they've been kicking up.s been breezy in spots against a little blustery in spots along the coastline right now. we just this past hour had a gust of 23 miles an hour at sfo 60. now, the west oakland and 13 into fairfield. all these basically an onshore push in. they'll bring with it some more fog and low clouds for tomorrow. but the temperatures outside today made a comeback. 70 degrees right now in santa rosa 72 degrees in concord. 74 any a lot of 60's inside the bay along the coastline and those generally in the 50's. but warmer days ahead. we've got the weekend coming up, we'll be talking about that forecast in a few minutes. thank you. or it's coming up to bay area high school students developed a tool to help people find a covid vaccine appointment. >> that's in demand. we're going to tell you how it works. and as anti-asian hate crime does continue to rise. the new plan created by law enforcement and businesses to help. plus, a former nfl player with ties to the bay area is dead. >> after police say he

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