starting in the 30's and 40's.e have a frost advisory in effect for the valleys of the north bay and santa cruz mountains until 9:00 a.m. later on today the sun effective at worming us up. upper to mid 60's. sunglasses the best accessory today. tonight we will have patchy similar to right now. 30's and low 40's with another frost advisory to go up. here is friday. we took out the rain chances on friday. it looks pretty cloudy to start out the week. the clouds build back in saturday. isolated showers but it is sunday into monday where the wet weather returns. our next storm system arrives with rn ons. our ne a on tuesday with the latest guidance honing in on the central coast for the highest impacts. we will likely get rain locally but the brunt of the storm may be just to our south. we will keep you updated. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the brightest day today. isolated shower on saturday but a better bet on sunday. get some spring showers tuesday, the wettest day on the seven-day forecast. kumasi: i'm e

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40s for the start of the day. let's get you ready for work. in burlingame, it will be in the mid-40s for 7:00, and 46 degrees at 8:00. it's going to warm up slowly and then we see temperatures hold steady there, a a partly cloudy sky as temperatures reach into the upper 50s up and down the peninsula, as well as much of the east bay. we'll see low 60s in the forecast from fremont all the way down to san martin, and the north bay will reach into the upper 50s for this afternoon. there may be a few spots that could see some showers this weekend. we'll talk about where that will be and also what's ahead for the next several days. >>> mike takes us back to the closure in oakland. >> yeah, the freeway itself, 880 is open, but the high street off ramp remains closed. the difference now, instead of a squad car, there's a sign truck. they're not going to open this for a while. it looks like the activity is on city streets. high street named as the area, where there's a power pole down, an outage in the area. we're tracking

how much more are you willing to endure, uh, without international starts.difficult to be at the peak. there are even three olympic cycles in a row. i do not understand where the goal is not wanted i don’t want to think about something now globally, but i would like to hope that the whole situation that is happening now will all end there quickly and there are the same competitions, well, in the future they will return and the same, and everything, as they say, will become into place. there are 25 regions and january. he said that it is very little in your opinion. here for this year, how is the situation with cross-country skiing in the country. more interesting is less interesting, yes, children are more interested - this is 100% now, and most importantly, to make sports with him more accessible and in all regions. and the bases on which we train also developed further, because this is necessary for our sport for our children and so that ah, even now we are sort of in russia, but i think that in this way we are developing our sport precisely in our country

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so you started it in 2012, as i mentioned. what were you doing before you started? you know a lot about cryptocurrencies? where were you working? brian: before this, i was a software engineer and product manager at airbnb, the home rental company. i had studied computer science and economics in school. i tried creating a couple other startups that were not very successful. one of them in the education space. while i was working at airbnb, i kind of got to see -- they were trying to move money to 190 different countries all around the world, both collecting payments and paying out the people renting their homes. i was one of the engineers working on that, seeing how difficult it was to move money globally. both how opaque the fees were, how long the delays were, the chargebacks. all kinds of things like that. so, you know, at that time, this was around december of 2010, i believe, i read the bitcoin white paper which came out. and really it captured my attention in a profound way. i remember thinking this might be one of the most important things i have ever read. it

i want to start with you, john. why should first-time home buyers try to capitalize on the current market? >> the market is starting to pick back up again and we know historically when the market activity picks up, as we've seen a slight dip in interest rates, that prices will start to go up. while we don't predict any large price increases, the price drop that buyers have been waiting for really has already happened. so that's really the great news for anybody looking to purchase a home right now. >> the thing about it for first-time home buyers, they sometimes don't know where to start. should you look for somebody who is knowledgeable of the area you're looking for, say if i want to buy a home in san francisco, get someone who is focused on san francisco, as opposed to someone you may know? >> absolutely. you definitely want to find an agent who is very familiar. especially san francisco is such a niche market with neighborhoods and parking and it's important to know someone who knows that. the east bay, we work

that first started unfolding around 2:15 this morning. there was another slide yesterday morning in san rafael, nearly taking out a home. a local contractor spent the entire day hauling away all the rocks, mud and debris. we're live on orchard street with the intersection of cooper, and we have this large tree that is blocking orchard. this is a very residential area and right now pg&e is out here, as well as the tree trimming crew. they need to move this tree and then pg&e will be able to restore the power. reporting live in santa rosa, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we know folks have a long day ahead as the storm is going to continue with rain. bob, thanks so much for the update. >>> the storm is not having a major impact in terms of power outages. pg&e not giving any hard numbers, but the trees down in santa rosa that bob just spoke about are leaving about 300 customers in the dark. >>> new this morning, if your roof is leaking, you are not alone. contractors say the relentless winter rains are really doing a number on many bay ar

so he started to go after them. he warned them, wrote them letters, shut down some of their warehouses and what happened is they ended up paying enormous fines but they are basically speeding tickets. a couple years later they did the same thing. illegally -- let me explain. these are legal narcotics and he was running the unit in the d.e.a. that policed the legal narcotic industry but they were distributioning them illegally. he went after them over and over again and pretty soon the companies got pretty angry and decided to go after him and the d.e.a. first they took the drug enforcement -- enforcement administration to court and lost. then with highly paid lawyers and lobbyists and campaign contributions they took the battle to congress. unbelievably, they managed to -- they hired d.e.a. agents to help them. they managed to get a law passed that at the height of the opioid epidemic undercut the ability of the d.e.a. to go after them. it is a shocking story. then they went after joe and went to high levels of gove

that starts tomorrow morning. let's dive into our forecast starting with a live look from makins hotel cam. skfor the east. if you turn this camera to the west, it's a little bit gloomy along the coast. daytime highs today are expected to hit mid to upper 50s throughout the bay area with a little bit cooler temperatures along the coast with a little bit of onshore flow. we have a big change in the forecast and that starts tomorrow. i told you that earlier. we are expecting temperatures to dip a little bit but that's not the big concern. it's the winds. if you have outdoor objects you don't want blown into your neighbor's yard or just in general, make sure you get that settled tonight. we can expect up to 45 mile-per- hour wind gusts anywhere from the east bay into the peninsula and even down into the south bay with santa cruz mountains pretty much where i am keeping my closest eye. that's the big concern at the moment. we see a lot of rotation offshore as we head into the morning and afternoon hours tomorrow. what

, particularly for the start of the week.wards the easter weekend. but still some stormy conditions to get through overnight on thursday into friday, courtesy of this deep area of low pressure gradually moving its way northwards and eastwards. there are localised weather warnings in force towards the south coast of wales, the south coast of england as well. it is going to be a very wet and windy night to come with gusts of wind of around 50 to 60 miles an hourfor devon, cornwall, the channel islands, too, the strength of those winds of actually transferring further eastwards throughout the morning and then easing as the low pressure pulls away. plenty of showers, heavy and thundery for central southern england given any brightness. cool and cloudy for north sea facing coasts. best of the sunshine on friday for western scotland and eastern areas of northern ireland and it's feeling colder across the board too. 0vernight on friday we still got plenty of cloud around, not too many clear spells at all. and there will be some more

today was the final training for the start of the competition track.our girls tried it, and then the men, let's note that anton smolsky and his wife dinara are leading the overall standings of the commonwealth cup, who intend to keep the yellow jersey, leaders, really the track, ideal, good terrain, difficult one of the most difficult transport, because there is practically nowhere to rest, only here in front of abroad, and the weather winter non-spring, so good good mood. uh, of course, when it snows every day, the gliding is not what you would like to dream and think, uh, but for tomorrow, they don’t seem to promise snow, therefore, the gliding will be excellent. the frost is not strong. and that's great. i have enough experience. i have enough for a good base, so i think that i will be able to stretch on this one, and it will be interesting to compete. or maybe it's just a vacation. uh, my illness did me good. well, let's see, i wonder even by myself and tomorrow, as it were, there will be a struggle, this heat is interesting and ah. yes, you need t

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call and start saving today. comcast business.ering possibilities. >>> one of the most buzzed about actors in hollywood right now she's likely to be a hit movie premiering this week and she's hosting saturday night live, jenna ortega. you can see her along with other musical guests live right here on nbc bay area at 8:30 and again at 11:30 after our 11:00 newscast. we were talking about winter. >> it's still going. spring is supposed to start in 10 days no sign of it yet. our attention will really focus on monday night and tuesday some storms with heavy rain we do get a break wednesday and thursday. let's keep it going. ce >>> tonight, the unrelenting rain and catastrophic flooding in california. a major levee breaks, raging waters flooding into communities below, thousands forced to evacuate roads washed away, homes underwater, residents had to be rescued, and now more rain is on the way. >>> new fallout from the second-biggest bank failure ever companies may not be able to pay employees, and sellers on etsy say they're no longer

high pressure starts to build, and that means a quieter day, a drier day, but a cold and frosty startn monday morning. still some strong winds across the eastern coast. this weather system could bring rain and snow into the northern isles. perhaps a bit more cloud developing from the south—west. foremost, a cold but dry and sunny started new week. it doesn't last, because things will be changing from the west as more atlantic systems started pushing. after the cold but sunny start to the new week, we will see things turning increasingly wet and windy, with heavy spells of rain. also, much milder, particularly from wednesday onwards. that's all from me. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines. a tornado has killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi. trees and power lines have been torn down and tens of thousands of power outages have been reported by residents. tensions continue in france — with demonstrators clashing with police in st solene, in the west of the country, during a protest against plans for a new water reservoir. the unrest follows weeks of protests over

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i will start with the people's republic of china. the p.r.c.'s nuclear weapons buildup raises questions about its intents and policies and reinforces the importance of pursuing practical measures to reduce nuclear risks. additionally, the p.r.c. is developing and modernizing conventional forces and counter space capabilities. while we continue to meeting our ability to defend against and deter a range of threats to ourselves, our allies, and partners, we also seek to engage the p.r.c. on risk reduction through improved crisis communication, information sharing, and measures of restraint, even more important during an intensified period of competition. and which is deeply in the p.r.c.'s interest as well, so they can avoid misunderstandings, miscalculations, and misperceptions, especially on a world built on false narratives. we are working with the international community to define what responsible be fear for -- responsible behavior is. outerspace, for example, is an essential domain driving prosperity and security for all states, whether in we

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now we're starting to turn red and yellow.s a lot of you waking up trying to take the richmond, sandra fell bridge because you're going to take 101. and the golden gate bridge and you're encountering some delays there. so not a pretty morning across the bay area. it's the accident and incident that is continuously having a ripple effect across the other highways. so maybe you're taking the mateo bridge or the dumbarton bridge a little further down. you can see traffic building southbound 8.80, and right here along to 38 is well, if you're coming from maybe san ramon, our livermore, that area. so you are going to encounter slight delays as soon as you hit the san mateo bridge. we'll check in on the drive times the going up now, 20 minutes. that's what it says. remember that number keep going up in changing as the morning goes on on the richmond, sandra fell bridge about 60 minutes tolls to 1, 1, as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge, a 20 minute ride. if i have the option to work from home, i would take

the day before war started, it was just like any other.e played with our friends and ate with our families. that night was the last time our dreams were peaceful, and then, fire would dance, lighting up the skies. but we woke to explosions. the sky burst into red and yellow, the windows and walls shook. no—one knew what to do. in the skies above us, helicopters swarmed and multiplied. we watched as tanks rolled in. millions of people fled. they packed into overcrowded trains while thousands more waited on platforms. men had to stay behind, so families and loved ones were separated. many people reached other countries and found safety. but some of us couldn't or didn't, and now, this is our life. speaks ukrainian. air raid siren wails. is that an air raid siren? so, we'vejust heard a little air raid siren, which means that we have to go outside. you can see the kids are all going to be lining up, and they don't look very scared, they're used to this — these sirens go off quite often — so this is something they deal with all the time at scho

the rally starts at 5:00 p.m.santa rosa city hall. >> let's take a live look at sfo where showers are rolling through that part of the bay area and others. it's about to get a lot more hectic as an atmospheric river takes aim starting tomorrow. ahead of arrival. utility crews are preparing, pg&e using a drone over the weekend to restore power to homes in the santa cruz mountains. the drone large enough to move power lines midair and reconnect lines to the grid. >> one last check of the forecast before we go. >> we're seeing some quick-moving showers moving through right now. the rest of the day is going to be dry. i think by 9:00 pretty much all of this will be out of here. we've been turning our attention to the atmospheric river that's been churning in the pacific. it's going to bring in days of rainfall starting tomorrow afternoon. >> and with the dryer roadways, that will help. it's slick out there. francis just saw a big rig on 680 near sunol boulevard lost traction and slid off into a ditch. hopefully no inj

fees will start to be charged. let's take a live look along 101, starting this morning you can cruise in the new express lanes, but you need a fas trak flex. if you're riding solo, you'll be charged the full price. if you're driving with three or more people, you'll be charged for that, but you need to set it to three. if you have two or more, a little discount there. you'll be fined without the fas trak pass. a spokesperson says the bottom line is you have to make sure you have it before you get into the lanes when you're leaving the house this morning. >> it's really important that anyone who uses the lane, whether it's a single or multiple occupancy, that they have one of those -- basically a toll tag. >> the new project is 22 miles more with express lanes in both directions of highway 101. the new lanes run between i-380 over by the airport, south san francisco to north matilda avenue/whipple. "today in the bay's" pete suratos and i are taking a closer look at the changes and we'll have a deeper dive coming in

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that is starting to get a little bit busy.ing else, even richmond san rafael bridge is in the green. good news for your morning commute. there is a lot to be done. the recent rain has made a mess of the roads creating an obstacle course of pot holes for drivers to try and avoid. crews are taking advantage of the sunshine to patch things up. >> looks like she might have hit a pot hole. >>> tim and his family owns rt tires in dublin. they're seeing increase in cars with blown tires due to problems on the roads cause the by rain. that's what happened to victoria. >> we were on the bridge and the tire went out. on the freeway, raining, it was horrible. >> tim said there was no way to patch the flat. she had to get a new tire. >> the pot holes and the way the streets are are horrendous. there are so many that need to be fixed. >> in january cal tran said it filled 7,325 pot holes across seven bay area counties including this one on 680 north just before highway 4. but tuesday morning it opened again flattening tires on more than a

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that shower activity start to taper off by wednesday. but take a look at our upcoming storm sunday through monday. winter weather advisory. you can get up to a foot of fresh powder for elevations above 700 feet. gusty winds throughout this year. ridgecrest at 75 miles per hour with the winter storm watch going into effect as that atmospheric river approaches tuesday through wednesday, 8 to 16 inches of fresh powder for elevations above 6,000 to 7,000 feet. so low 40's for south lake tahoe tomorrow. but then cooling down into the mid 30's by tuesday with widespread snow showers there. back to you, dan. and all. >> all right, thanks a lot. happening tomorrow, the oakland zoo closed because of rain coming our way. the zoo says if you have reservations for tomorrow, you'll be refunded automatically. the refunds usually take 3 weeks to possibly up to a month to process. >> high-speed chase turns into a foot chase. after a suspected truck thief tried to escape on a skateboard. it happened in la when officers spotted the stolen truck. they trie

sloppy start to the morning.the wind is not as strong right now, but we are expecting the brunt of the storm to come in a little bit later. as we track it, we are seeing the waves of heavier rain move through marin county and light and steady rain elsewhere across the north bay. the rest of the bay area is still waiting on it. it's changed over to snow and looking at the sierra snowpack at this point, we're already at 227% of what's normal. more than double here. and there's more on the way. so even if we don't get another snowflake for the rest of the season, we are still going to end it with about double the normal amount of snowfall and record setting in some spots. another 2 to 4 inches -- or 4 feet of snow over the next week. we'll talk about the impacts of the storm on the bay area. >>> mike has a crash he's tracking. >> a crash, we're looking at north 101 and 87. the slower drive kicking in for the south bay. on surface streets, major surface streets, look at this. we do have a crash reported, house steter

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start. it's upper 40's to low 50's right now. san mateo alameda fremont oakland and concord, each right at 50 degrees. santa rosa at 45 winds calm today. but that's another thing that changes into tomorrow actually got a really windy and stormy one for your tuesday. that just means you've got to enjoy today with those mostly sunny conditions and upper 50's that we have later on now, as far as traffic goes, today's going to be much easier commute than yesterday or tomorrow is about to yesterday if you yesterday either. it wasn't as stated, a little hot cocoa. i guess all do the same tomorrow left. are we off work? we are going to be traveling. today. is today. get it all done right now. if you can. >> just 22 minutes for you. if you're heading into the city, we start off a little rough san mateo bridge. we had a disabled truck at the start of the morning that took us up to almost 55 minutes. now we're smooth sailing 30 minute drive. no major issues here. rich's ever fell commute. about 7 minu

two weeks later, it started falling apart. i never fit in. i never, to the religious families there, especially the religious women. maybe it was because my face was sunburnt from all the years, and maybe because of an athletic way of moving, or maybe the skirt just wasn't the right orthodox skirt. i don't know, or the stockings were wrong, full length stockings. so these are thick ones for the winter. some are a little bit more sheer, but i never got it right. i kept on riding. i had said to my future husband that the one thing i will not stop doing is riding. i would leave the house with my riding clothes and then the religious clothes on top, peeling off the layers as i'm driving to tel aviv and then riding, and then on the way back, getting dressed again and getting out of the car in the religious neighborhood, fully dressed again. within a month into the marriage, i started hearing him say that things are a little bit down financially, and i'll have to go back to work as a ding instructor. this came as a shock to me because before the ma

i think you start seeing most historians think that starts 19th it i mean 20th century so they startedout to be will always start here because to me it is these black women who are determining what who are telling people what freedom is. so if you say that i'm free, then compensation is freedom. you say that i'm free. you helping, me out when i needed is freedom. you say that i'm free not being married to. this man is freedom. okay, there really defining freedom in a much different way than what we hear about today. okay. any questions question questions? questions. all right. if you have any questions, we'll start back how to be wells on thursday. thank you you. the first thing one must understand when they're looking at my work is that it's not simply an i think of my work as a project, a project that deals the migration patterns of, black people, what happens to their traditional culture when they leave the rural area and come to the urban areas, have how those

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of your career, you start to _ come to the end of your career, you start to think— come to the end ofyou wanted to end. for me, there didnl— you wanted to end. for me, there didn't seem — you wanted to end. for me, there didn't seem to be any better possible _ didn't seem to be any better possible for that to happen, you know? _ possible for that to happen, you know? i— possible for that to happen, you know? i started playing rugby in newcastle and finishing it, it feels like i've _ newcastle and finishing it, it feels like i've come full circle. england cricketer jonny bairstow will miss the indian premier league as he continues his recovery from injury. he hasn't played since september following surgery on his leg — he broke it in an accident on a golf course. the ipl starts next week and bairstow had been due to play for the punjab kings. he says he's confident he'll be fit for the ashes against australia this summer. and that's all the sport for now. lets ta ke lets take you to tel aviv. we are getting live images through of an ongoing protest that israelis are holding. they are h

[000:00:00;00] oh people, they started to recover, they didn’t start in the late 60s, early 70s, maybet’s the 72nd, the fourth year of volunteering, and so on, it doesn’t matter , and they started and finished recovering in the late 70s , so count for yourself how many of these years have to pass in order to russia the new generation somehow started to think about it and you, ladies and gentlemen , continue to think and think about what iryna koval will tell you now, she will tell you the latest news from espresso tv thank you mr. mykola, have a good evening, i will tell you about the most important thing in just a moment wait in ukraine at 19:00 news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval and let's start with the fact that now the forces of the anti-tank group of the kraken special unit will be less visible, they destroyed two autonomous observation towers, we are talking about the bryansk and kursk regions of the russian federation, which border ukraine, these observation installations worked around the clock celebrated every movement on our territory up to 15 k

we started start a program and all of our bangladesh establishing in give offender high tech bog. so i city and digital device, this is our next target to export and k job for our people there. just let me finish, please know about my system side by side. we are adjusting hours, you know, monday policy. so that up our people come on the we're should not have much. there is still discontent on the streets. we're going to come back to that in a 2nd because i want to automate. i want to move on to, to climate change. because when most people think about bangladesh, they may think of a nation perpetually flooded in cycle ends and so forth. the effects of cycling made a whole lot west by climate change, which is true. but there is a flip side to that because bangladesh has made fantastic advances in adapting to climate change. can you tell us about those, the kind of things that have happened? yes. but our geographical position. people suffer from psych loan that are bore flat. it's true, but we know how to deal with and we have our preparedness in the cycle and bon, earlier we are bui

and you start thinking, "that's my kids you're talking about.alking about." even if it's not directly your neighbourhood, you start knowing people who don't have healthcare as friends, knowing people who are undocumented and can't go to their parents' funeral. and then it stops becoming interesting, perse, and becomes quite personal. you covered so many important stories while you were in america — the iraq war, the election of president obama, occupy wall street, the tea party. but i think reporting on hurricane katrina over the course of the years stands out, why is that? i felt that in that moment, the contradictions of america's kind of race and class were laid bare. that there were all sorts of ways in which they could be finessed — "anybody who tries hard enough can do this or that" and, you know, the civil rights era was a long time ago, even though it wasn't, and we have equality now and so on. obama was known by this stage, but there was no sense that he would ever be president, it would be a really weird idea then. and so to see who co

investigators say two men started fighting, then both started shooting. a nurse who was there rushed over to treat their wounds. i just heard like a gunshot. i was i wasn't here. so i'm a nurse, so i just felt like i should go and check. i just ran over there and i just saw a person two people laying on the floor. um male, about 20 years or 22 or so. no. both of the wounded men are expected to survive. the chaos at the temple left the witnesses in shock and angry. church by you're supposed to come and be at peace and serenity. and this kind of violence is going on. it's disgusting. the investigations into what led up to the shootings. continued police are looking for a man who tried to abduct a nine year old child. they say it happened around 7 30 last night in the area of gooding way in a lonely avenue in university village in albany. investigators say the man started to chase the child and the child managed to get away. the man's described as being white, middle aged with an average build about six ft. tall wearing a fedora style hat. police say he left

from about ten pakistan, they have started from the 23rd, which started today before the 23rd of east azarbaijan, the 20th of east azarbaijan, the steering committee has specified and explained, but most of the kurd provinces were from these 10 to the 23rd, which started today on a hot summer day. the principle of selling fruit is to regulate the market families tend to buy , these are the final days , from today, who is the qur'an ? it is that the daily prices of fruits are similar in the provincial market , which is controlled by the same steering committee . it is common from different parts of the lower neighborhoods of the islamic city of iran . it is common for the middle classes where they live and in different parts. the steering committee is where the final analysis is done the purchasing power of people is with the power of the time period when the price of the price of the day of the fruit is the same and the portugal of the dehistan province . for example , you can say that an apple is a yellow apple. east azerbaijan, for example, put 14 tomans, and finally, i will tell yo

degrees as we start the second half of the weekend.nd there, especially across eastern england. could see more rain back in scotland and northern ireland, and later in the day some rain into south—west england and wales, as the south—westerly winds pick up. it's still chilly in the far north of scotland, but otherwise temperatures generally in double figures, likely to make 1a in the south—east of england. with that milder air coming in, we see the snow melting, turning misty and murky in the hills, continued melting overnight as we have rain falling in many areas. but it will turn colder in scotland. the rain turning to snow in scotland, especially in the hills. the winds in the north—west bringing the colder air, rain clearing from northern ireland, continues in northern england, wales and to the south, where we have the sunshine and a few showers, but it will be windy pretty much everywhere. winds could be touching gale force in southern england and wales, and we could have some gales later in the north—west of scotland, which will

but we starting to see that change. there's been a number of considerable investments throughout europe and north america the last several years, which is building out battery production capacity and that moving through to other parts of the valley chain as well. so i think, you know, china has had a head start definitely on electric vehicles as that's been a big a big focus at the government there for a long time. but the rest of the world is playing catch up today. and we starting seal our policy, which is helping to make that shift. and the shift is happening, isn't it? in december, germany bought more movies than cars with conventional engines, but you mention the charging infrastructure just now. where are we without across europe? yeah. the structure investments are continuing to happen. i think there's probably more anxiety about charging than in reality. there is a problem with starting to see more and more charging. so it's crop up across, across the european region. but also people can, you know, can charge a

i think we started now. neil: what do you tell people to do with their money, then, peter, in this environment. >> i think ultimately the situation like this if you want to relax and not have to worry about it use the full faith, credit of the united states government and get into it. bills. they become more attractive now, neil. that is another thing. that is another thing that will hurt the market here. these people start to get beaten down in their stocks will say, wait a minute, we were getting 1% in t-bills if we were lucky. we can get 4, 5% now, that is what we've been waiting for. so what is going to happen? are you going to keep your money in the market, god, please help us out we have to go up from here, don't we, don't we? neil: you can be a silicon valley, if you needed to get the cash early not hold it to maturity, you could get screwed there. in that unlikely development all bets are off, right? >> that we're not talking about t-bills here. there is risk in the financial system, neil t could be