bailey: at the moment we are doing the review. reason for that is the npc adopted guidance in early 2018 that said they would tighten, that they would increase rates of 21 point 5% before they considered reducing the stock of assets -- increase rates up to 1.5% before they considered reducing the stock of assets. a lot has happened in the intervening period, so the stock has risen substantially as a product of covid. it seems therefore appropriate to combat that question and say, does what has changed in the meantime cause us to adjust our view? guy: that was the bank of england governor andrew bailey speaking to bloomberg's francine lacqua a little earlier on today. what have we got coming up for you? how the global chip shortage is forcing carmakers to get creative. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> there is still a lot of challenge ahead of us because of semiconductor shortages. we could manage very well the first quarter the general shortage, but the incidents in japan and america, they are going to hurt us now in quarter

maria bailey, urief for funerals now. maria bailey, grief recovery _ for funerals now.rals now. maria bailey, - grief recovery specialist, thank you for joining grief recovery specialist, thank you forjoining us this afternoon and sharing your story. police in north wales say they're "pulling out all the stops" to find those responsible for the destruction of a platform to encourage ospreys to breed. it was chopped down just a day after an egg was laid in the nest. 0spreys are a protected bird of prey and it is an offence to interfere with them or their nests. tim muffett reports. ospreys are a very rare sight in the uk. nesting platforms for the birds of prey were first built at llyn brenig reservoir in north wales in 2013 as part of a successful conservation project. but on friday night, just one day after an egg was laid in this nest, what's been described as an horrific act of vandalism took place — the nesting platform was cut down with chainsaws. we're really pulling all stops out to try to catch the person or persons responsible for this. the whole team are absol

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he beat the conservative candidate shaun bailey with 55% of the vote.as at city hall for the declaration. a big boost for sadiq khan and his team tonight as it's now been confirmed he will serve a second term as london mayor. 19 of the 20 candidates — that's a record number of candidates since the job was created back in 2000 — were standing in this race, and they were in the room as the results were read out. and a big sigh of relief, cheers, as sadiq khan was confirmed back into the position of london mayor. in terms of the numbers, well, sadiq khan secured 1,206,034 votes while his closest rival, shaun bailey from the conservatives, well, he managed to get 977,601 votes. now, the pressure was really on labour to keep this position because london is very much dominated by labour in terms of political allegiances, so it would have been a bit of a shock if the result had gone in a different direction. but it was much more closely contested than previously predicted — shaun bailey, the conservative candidate, doing much better than what the polls suggest

the bank of england issued a sharp warning to cryptocurrency users in which governor andrew bailey claimed they should be prepared to lose all of their money his comments were made during a press conference on thursday where he said the only value crypto currencies have is the value people put on them but it is impossible for them to have intrinsic value he then added quote i'm going to say this very bluntly buy them only if you're prepared to lose all of your money so joining me now to discuss the latest. stand crypto analyst christiane i all right chris do you start with this claim that crypto currencies have no intrinsic value what is your response to that. well then i would say what is the intrinsic value of the u.s. dollar or the british pound for that matter since we're talking about the bank of england an intrinsic value of a commodity is the value that the product possesses and of itself it doesn't require any additional horse to provide it with value so we're talking about like sweetness is an intrinsic value of sugar but where is the intrinsic value of the dollar because certain

bailey jeremie: my name is bailey jeremie. i am a mental health therapist, and i live in harlem.e been thinking about buying a home, it feels like forever, honestly. rebecca senn: my name is rebecca senn, and i've been the executive director for the new york mortgage coalition for five years. people see owning a home as an avenue to build wealth as their largest asset. and it's still the american dream today. o'neil edwards: my name is o'neil edwards from brooklyn, new york, and i'm 27 years old. we've moved probably like, maybe 10 times in the past 10 years, seven to 10 times. my parents definitely did the best that they could, but due to external factors, they wasn't able to have a job that's any better than like a minimum wage job. so, like, the dream of home ownership is very important to us. but it was like, it seemed very impossible for like a period of time up until recently. rebecca senn: i'd say we're in one of the most competitive homeownership and housing markets i've ever seen. we serve over 15,000 people a year. we work with a host of affordable mortgage lenders who

how safe and trustworthy it is of course after these moments when other ones like ok so governor bailey also claim that you should only buy crypto if you are prepared to lose all your money highlighting risk to the financial system in the speculative nature of cryptocurrency these are these dangers and risk inherent encrypt those. some risks and but the currency for that risk and heritage in any sort of investment the fact that he's saying that people should be prepared to lose all their money that's just pure fear mongering so it's just more nonsense from someone who is attempting to denounce cryptocurrency because the take power away from the central government i mean let's not forget that you about them financial crisis people actually lost everything their home their life savings and best thing and these near worthless the prime mortgages that were supposedly back and supposedly safe so let's look at even a more recent example venezuela and turkey they all suffer currency crises and recent years but as oil suffered hyperinflation and turkey is suffering from inflation a currency dro

the bank of england issued a sharp warning to cryptocurrency users in which governor andrew bailey claimed they should be prepared to lose all of their money his comments were made during a press conference on thursday where he said the only value crypto currencies have is the value people put on them but it is impossible for them to have intrinsic value he then added quote i'm going to say this very bluntly buy them only if you're prepared to lose all of your money so joining me now to discuss the latest. stan crypto analyst christiane i all right chris do let's start with this claim that crypto currencies have no intrinsic value what is your response to that. well then i would say what is the intrinsic value of the u.s. dollar or the british pound for that matter since we're talking about the bank of england an intrinsic value of a commodity is the value that the product possesses and of itself it doesn't require any additional horse to provide it with value so we're talking about like sweetness is an intrinsic value of sugar but where is the intrinsic value of the dollar because certain

he beat the conservative candidate shaun bailey with 55% of the vote.nnouncing the results. a really lovely view of london behind you there. and this result coming through a little bit later than expected. take us through what's been happening in the last couple of hours.— couple of hours. yes, we were expecting _ couple of hours. yes, we were expecting the _ couple of hours. yes, we were expecting the result _ couple of hours. yes, we were expecting the result a - couple of hours. yes, we were expecting the result a couple i couple of hours. yes, we were l expecting the result a couple of hours ago, but a short time ago it was finally announced here at city hall in london, 19 of the 20 candidates stepped into the room to listen to that final declaration, and it was confirmed that sadiq khan has indeed secured a second term as mayor of london. there were cheers as the results were read out by his team, a result that many people were expecting, but not the race that many people had protected because it was much closer than first anticipated. the conserva

we will hear from the governor andrew bailey a little later in the program.stock dropped sharply as ursula von der leyen says she's willing to discuss president biden's proposal to waise vaccine ip protection. let's talk about where we are with the markets. equity markets here in europe going nowhere today. the stoxx 600 under a little bit of pressure, but not by

deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune.have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news, at westminster magistrates�* court. now on bbc news, clive myrie and adina campbell report on the global impact of george floyd's death. a warning that there are some images that some viewers may find distressing. chanting: what's his name? george floyd! what's his name? george floyd! nojustice, no peace. most of us can remember where we were when we first where we were when we first watch that video. the killing of george floyd by derek chauvin, the police officer that knelt down his neck for more than nine minutes. one year on we are going to take a look at the impact of what happened worldwide after global protests over the killing. we begin here in america, in missouri, st louis county where the main ci

you may not like the judgements bailey comes to and you may not like bailey, but the world should have. >> looking at it -- >> ron, you are going to give us your latest amazon update. go ahead and respond to judith. >> i'm looking at it on amazon. it's available for $24. >> i didn't see it. the point is, i don't think a biography -- i don't think a biography is a work of art, to be honest. i think some non-fiction is a work of art. biography is part of the critical cloud in which an artist swims. i think in the work of art, you really have to be able to separate the art from the artist, even though i think most people can't. virginia wolf had a term, the common reader, as opposed to the professional reader. the common reader can't unknow things they know. it's going to affect the way they read the book. that doesn't mean they shouldn't have access to come to their own conclusion. i don't think it's possible to separate them. i think that readers have the right to -- should have the right to try. >> interesting. you wonder if this conversation applies to other things. we need to continu

the latest shooting happened early saturday morning near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh. kron four's. phillipe djegal has the latest on the investigation. there. >> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along. it's portion of following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway. >> near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation, 3rd the multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitalized for his injuries. but he is in stable condition for will be a driver side and the passenger side. this incident comes on the heels of a shooting reported thursday night. it happened just one exit down from saturday morning's

. >> schifrin: graduate student anna bailey and people across melboue are enjoying the normality of zeroo local transmission of covid-19 in the city and the surrounding state of victoria. and across the country, almost zero community transmission. everywhere they go, they check in electronically, for contact tracing, and to keep the city safe. >> the theater is back in person. so i've gone to like a couple of plays, pubs and galleries. all that life is starting to come back to life. and that's that's so nice to >> god, it felt good to be in live performance and a sort of a normal life. >> schifrin: sharon lewin is head of the university of melbourne's doherty institute for infection and immunity-- the first lab outside of china to grow the covid-19 virus. she's also a music fan, and recently attended the adelaide festival, with more than 160,000 fans. >> there were thousands of people on the street at night, eating, going out completely covid safe. >> schifrin: today, “covid saf”" means melbourne's key commuter hub flinders street station, is buzzing, and full of passengers. australia ke

the latest one happening overnight near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh. the good news, according to chp. no deaths have been reported. but as kron four's phillipe djegal found out victims have been injured in car severely damage. we've been following this story. as we mentioned, for you all day here on kron 4. this is the 3rd shooting on highway 4 that has happened in about a week. the first one happening sometime around monday. and then again, just friday night. and then this other one happening. saturday. we're going to try and get back to flip story in just a few moments. but we're going go to some other news t-night, including hundreds of kaiser permanente workers headed for the unemployment line. >> the reason behind the move and what union leaders are now saying about it. still to come. then we'll let you know when the cdc expects the entire country should be able to reopen and things can get to getting back to normal after the pandemic. but first, what you can expect from your child to summer camp to look like the shia and reduce isis safety protoc

i am so excited to welcome philip bailey from earth, wind and fire.her favorite artists. thank you for being here. >> thank you. thank you. here to talk about the power of one and the hour of unity. yes, yes. foster care -- >> foster care, this is something that you're pursuing and i'm curious what made you pursue this cause and tell us about the hour one and why it's close to your heart. listen, i have seven and seven. seven children and seven grandchildren and i can't imagine a time when they would be in this crazy world without any support or anyone to -- to lean on to talk to, to reach out to for support or encouragement or help and there are hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people that find themselves in that situation by no fault of their own. so we are -- we've got an ambitious task here to ask people to -- one dollar, we are trying to raise $500,000 for 500,000 foster youth and -- >> that's quite -- >> this pandemic time. >> yeah. >> music is unity supports different organizations by our funds when we're on tour, and with us being --

andrew bailey was speaking in front of the house of lord committee yesterday and he was talking aboutk. i passed on to consumers but it is definitely a risk.— is definitely a risk. i should 'ust sa is definitely a risk. i should just say for— is definitely a risk. i should just say for our _ is definitely a risk. i should | just say for our international viewers, andrew bailey, governor of the bank of england, a key figure when it comes to setting the interest rates that are used to control inflation. andy mcdonald therefrom amati global investors. —— anna mcdonald. now, being willing to embrace risk is something entrepreneurs often talk about as a virtue if you are going to be successful in business. but does gender come into this? do women and men have a different attitude to risk and dealing with potential failure? anna brailsford is ceo of a company that teaches women to code, here's her take on the issue. asa as a female entrepreneur you can be too afraid of failure stop its women, we need to learn to push ourselves out of our comfort zone and embrace risk. asa as a young woman,

rebecca long-bailey, mp. we were talking _ the phone. rebecca long-bailey, mp.d? well, there are a lot of lessons, but one _ campaign in england? well, there are a lot of lessons, but one of _ campaign in england? well, there are a lot of lessons, but one of them - a lot of lessons, but one of them is, stop being lukewarm about english devolution because what it is doing is creating a different way of doing politics. stronger, more connected, more authentic representation for people and people are buying into it. and you see something similar in wales. it then creates more positivity towards politics. and that is something i have been saying for a long time. always working for westminster and often a very london centric approach to life, that really has to change now and if it doesn't change at this election, labour cannot take anything for granted any more. i know there were more restrictions on campaign this time because of the pandemic and knocking on doors or slightly more limited. however, what message are you getting from people in terms of their attitude

bailey denied the charges and called them categorically false and libelist.industry news source reached out to several bookstores, publishers to get their thoughts on return of touring authors and found that, quote, for the moment, publishers are going to stick with online readings. simon and chewter stopped publishing with ties to president trump. letter the staff, quote, as publisher in polarized era we have experienced outrage on both sides of the political divide and different constituencies and groups but we come to work each day public and not cancel which is the most extreme decision a publisher can make and runs counter to publish diversity of voices and perspective. the late mystery writer, 5-bedroom house that sits on 5 acres of land in england is listed for just over 2.7 millios about $3.8 million. the author of over 80 books and murder on the orient express. she died in 1976 at the age of 85. book tv will continue to bring you new programs and publishing news and watch past programs any time at booktv.org. >> welcome to the free library of philade

with a lot at stake for those battling to avoid relegation aldeburgh face braman with both teams bailey above the drops. came away victorious though securing another season in the top flight and leaving bremen in deep trouble. the message was simple and obvious work the fans believe anything less than a win for their team could mean having to prepare for the 2nd division even with one more game to play. their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did better braman coach florian kohl felt his team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind explored. but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when outscored midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage better braman. were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could erupt took an opportune shot after a fortunate balance went his way from a corner when neil explored. the brain and pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. takin

cameron deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey onjune 25th. to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news at westminster magistrates�* court. republicans have criticised president biden�*s plan to increase federal government spending to the highest level since the second world war. his 6 trillion dollar budget would include money to invest in infrastructure, education and green technology. the white house says it�*s needed to get america�*s economy moving. but one senator has called the plan �*insanely expensive�*. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis, reports. president biden is looking to boost american manufacturing, and with it the lower and middle class. he�*s proposing a massive programme of public spending, the largest since the second world war, a plan that would add trillions of dollars to this country�*s national debt. last month, in a presidential address to congress, he said america�*s economy needed to

we are expecting the final result— bailey. we are expecting the final result at— bailey.on. thank you very much. we have touched - early afternoon. thank you very much. we have touched base . early afternoon. thank you very i much. we have touched base with cambridae much. we have touched base with cambridge and — much. we have touched base with cambridge and had _ much. we have touched base with cambridge and had a _ much. we have touched base with cambridge and had a word - much. we have touched base with cambridge and had a word with i much. we have touched base with | cambridge and had a word with our correspondence and in london and what that position is. let's look at another important battleground and thatis another important battleground and that is nottinghamshire in these english local authorities and to our correspondence there. tell us first of all, what is at stake in nottinghamshire and what do you expect people to be looking out for in the next few hours? this expect people to be looking out for in the next few hours?— in the next few hours? this is an auth

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bailey denied the charges and call them categorically false and libelous.listers weekly reported on the future of in person author events in the wake of the pandemic. the publishing industry news source reese reached out to several bookstores libraries and publishers to get their thoughts for the return of touring authors found that for the moment publishers and booksellers are willing to stick with virtual readings . there are a growing number of knowledge mints. in other news, simon and schuster has rebuffed a petition from some of its employees to stop publishing books by authors with ties to the trump administration including a recent two book deal with mike pence. he responded at same as a publisher we experienced outrage from both sides of the political divide and from different constituencies and routes but we come to work each day to publish, not cancel which is the most extreme decision a publisher can make and one that runs counter to the core of our mission to publish a diversity of perspectives and the late mystery writer agatha christie's home

it was all. a bit much for some, including liz bailey who asked...tter. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear and bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch or you can find us on twitter. you can call us on our number, and do have a look at our website. that's all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. if you're waiting for a prolonged, dry, warm spell of weather, you'll have to keep on waiting because this weekend it is going to stay cool and there will be plenty more heavy, thundery downpours. now, on the atlantic satellite picture, you can see this big pipeline of cloud just ploughing its way from west to east. you can think of this line of cloud as something of a barrier. it's keeping the warm air away from our shores. that warm air will lift temperatures across parts of southern spain this weekend into the low to mid 30s. but for us, we are stuck in cool air and we are stuck under the

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bailey who asked base. the coverage was continuing on friday prompted bag base. share your opinion about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv radio online and social media. e—mail news watch at bbc that call that uk or you can find us on twitter @ news watch bbc. you can call us here. and have a look at our website. that's all from us. we will be back to your thoughts about bbc and you —— news coverage again next week. goodbye. this style will look a lot like this admit that we can. sunshine interrupted by downpours. some with hair and thunder interrupted by downpours. some with hairand thunderand interrupted by downpours. some with hair and thunder and wings as well. they shall wisely be quite widespread across the uk. this is the rainfall accumulation for saturday and sunday and it tells us how much rain fall we are expecting. we can see blue colours there indicating heavy rainfall across many parts of england and wales. 0nto the forecast for early hours of saturday morning a rather fun especially its way across the country and by the end of the night the we

governor bailey describing crypto as dangerous. saying he is skeptical about it.cy in the name. your thoughts on where we got sue in the crypto narrative, because there has been lots of volatility. a lot of attention on it, a lot of retail exposure which means regulators will be watching it perhaps a little more closely. jeremy: you are right. in the context of governor bailey, you took the words out of my mouth because the word skeptic very much describes his presumption of that particular market. i think the obvious dynamic in the market space is the degree of leverage and the degree tale -- of retail involvement. that does underline there is it inevitable uncertainties with big price movements. we saw that when we saw that significant price drop and we saw discussion about margin calls. i think there's going to be this increasing focus from the regulators in terms of the dynamics, not least of which because there are concerns about the rather less pleasant dynamics in the cryptocurrency in terms of perceptions of money laundering, etc. i think it is the degree

bailey, sit. bailey. and the burrito, yes, yes. >> dana: jesse, where is peta when you need it?apped burrito in their mouth. i don't get it. that's not how i feed rookie. >> dana: greg, even you know this isn't right. you don't have a dog. >> greg: even i know it's not right. i don't know what that means. this is a part of her bigger problem. never being seen as authentic. every time she tries to do something human it always feels like an absurd put on. human beings remove the wrapper. it's like that native american lie informs everything she does from trying to open a beer. her poor husband is always off on the side of these things going, do we really have to do this again? this never works out. i'll be in the other room with a beer. >> dana: she asked, do you want to be her. he was like okay. juan, how do you think the aftereffects of this burrito came out? >> juan: how about she is going to get a mess. i think mostly it's rice so it's not a problem for a dog but my guesses, she always has i have a plan for this. she better have a plan for cleaning up after the dog. >> dana: a

new the bailey road exit in pittsburgh. so far no one has died in the shootings but victims have been injured in car severely damaged. >> kron four's phillipe djegal has more on the investigation. >> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along its portion of >> following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. >> this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation. there multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitalized for his injuries. but he is in stable condition. double be a driver side and the passenger side. this incident comes on the heels of a shooting

near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh. >> kron four's phillipe djegal.latest on the investigation. >> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along its portion of >> following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. >> this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation. 3rd, the multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitalized for his injuries. but he is in stable condition. double be a driver side and the passenger side. this incident comes on the heels of a shooting reported thursday night. it happened just one exit down from saturday morning's case. the chp says a man in his 20's was shot

this is right next to bailey road. that shut down traffic in both directions. the crews have stopped the forward progress there. >> and in alameda county chopper 5 was over a vegetation fire burning in a landfill in livermore. it started at the waste management landfill northeast of the ultima pass. no homes in the area but the smoke could be seen for miles. then, there was this. >> explosions rocking a martinez neighborhood, destroying a home and several vehicles. the wind whipped inferno came dangerously close to other homes. here i the scene along came bart court. the flames charred almost the entire property. right in the middle of the neighborhood. >> we have team coverage on the fierce winds fueling those fires. but let's begin with juliette goodrich. >> reporter: quite a scary afternoon for people living in this martinez neighborhood. when the fire erupted it took off fast. from the sky you can see the thick black smoke billowing in the air. on the ground, terrifying scene for neighbors living near the area. >> it was pretty scary, smoke everywhere. >> r

deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune.have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news, at westminster magistrates�* court. now, under the cover of covid, the amazon rainforest is under attack from deforestation. for this week's edition of our world, justin rowlatt is on a mission to find out how a tribe he visited a decade ago is fairing in the face of this assault. under cover of covid, the amazon rainforest, the greatest ecosystem on earth, is under attack. deforestation is at levels not seen for more than a decade. we meet the people on the frontline of the battle to save the forest... shouting. translation: the prospectors used to be scared of _ being caught by us. now they feel the president will protect them. ..and see the impact on the animals. the government is accused of encouraging

. >> the latest shooting happening overnight near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh. so far no one has died in the shootings. but victims have been injured and cars severely damaged kron four's phillipe djegal brings us the latest on the investigations. >> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along its portion of following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway. >> near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation, 3rd the multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitalized for his injuries. but he is in stable condition. double be a driver side and the passenger side. this incident comes on the heels o

station yesterday and managed to burn three acres highway 4 near bailey road. fire concerns are extending to the south bay as well. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live near lexington reservoir. people are also seeing some of the first sipes of an early start of the fire'son. fire season. >> reporter: these are the earliest red flag warnings we've had in almost two years. the big basin fire started yesterday around the noontime hour and burned about seven acres before firefighters were able to put it out. ominous sign of a firefighter season that may start months earlier. rainfall less than half of normal and fuel conditions as dry as we see in the fall. california responded to 1, 00 incidents so far compared to 800 this time same last year. morgan hill and other places residents tell us they are preparing for fire season months ahead of schedule. at leggington reservoir, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> so concern to see flag warning this early. we look at our seven-day aching also warm and dry tomorrow and on wednesday, but it

that was near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh forcefully chagall.> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along. it's portion of following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway. >> near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation. 3rd, the multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitalized for his injuries. but he is in stable condition for will be a driver side and the passenger side. this incident comes on the heels of a shooting reported thursday night. it happened just one exit down from saturday morning's case. the chp says a man in his 20's was shot in the neck on highway 4 nea

forced to shut down of a portion of highway 4 near bailey road. we told you about the wind. let's take a live look outside. the wind is a big concern at this hour. you see san rafael on the right. san francisco on the left. rob joins us to explai the sout. typically this time of year any drought we carried over from the winter, we would have seen the numbers go down. it's the reason we are seeing summer like dry levels across the bay area. you can see inland where you see a north wind, that's leading to dry conditions. 16% humidity. you're seeing numbers below 30%. temperatures climbing into the mid-80s. we're seeing most of the north wind. closing in on 90 degrees.d be you have unusually dry conditions and wind at times. coming up we'll talk about when question see cooling changes returning to the forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. >> cool changes sounds good to me. let's talk about situation we're in with cecile. let's talk about that fire in the santa cruz mountains today. what were some of the challenges that with firefighters were up against. >> one of the major ch