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, particularly over chinese subsidies.nts to fight... hoping to sell their cars both the european consumers and globally. and of course, there's irritation about china's perceived toleration of russia since it's full—scale you creation —— invasion of ukraine. in other words, they're not likely to upend the current world order. zsuza anna ferenczy, from national dong hwa university, in taipei. i don't think the effective will be likely, i think this will be likely, i think this will slow down the appetite and the commission to push back against chinese assertiveness. i'm very aware that the eu is not united when it comes to china. i think we have reached a level of unity when it comes to how we deal with russia, but this is not the case with russia and beijing knows it, hence the visit to some of the member states that xi jinping considers to be key partners. and this is also another purpose of this visit, to make these countries feel special that they have privileged access to china. and this will always undermine the euro

yeah, here over the airport.following our monday morning forecast and where our temperatures are going to go this week job. yeah. looks like we're staying pretty level this week, but we do have some ups and downs during your mornings in your afternoons. that's for sure. >> from our foggy mornings to peaking back into the sunshine during the latter half. so the days looking outside at coit tower, we do have a bit of a breeze out there for sure. and it's all about that onshore breeze. that's what's pushed in this fog this morning. much of san jose actually overcast up to santa rosa. if you are for this to inland, though, you're getting some sunshine right now. that cool onshore breeze will continue into the afternoon and that is going to have a moderating impact on temperatures. so nothing too terribly hot ahead of us, which is a nice know for sure. temps right now are in the 40's to 50's a concord. you're at 55 oakland at 52 later today. spots like the east bay shoreline will get up into the low 70's. well, some o

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, you've come over as a volunteer. what do you think is the difference between a volunteer and the mercenaries that come over for the ukrainian side money? simply because i had no idea of, of the concept of money. i volunteered to me was, i was voluntarily money didn't come into it. and if money would come in to out of state home and earn more money, you know, it was the, the, i do, the simple simple explanation is ideological for volunteer on the russian side. that's, that's my experience of coming across of the volunteer is where as you go to the great inside that, that paid celia amounts of money and is obvious that i have for the money or that, that for the adventure of it. and that, that because some of the psychopaths and they like killing cause in that, that's my understanding of it. and i don't seem to get that from the volunteers on the, on the russian side from the west. now the british government has been talking about you and others come over as traders to the rich government. what do you think of what they

and at the top of the newscast, you can see that hanging out over there and over the east bay.good news take away from that and using the air quality on it and they returned to good. there is a time when you spiked into the moderate level on there especially towards the port of oakland. so we've got a view of it from our virtual set and it is very settle on that and what is the black line that is still out there and still able to see it on there from the window of our virtual set and it is not intense at this point and elevated. good news in terms of breathing in and that is what we care as you can see the onshore breeze has come through to clear things out. you can see the winds going back up there now. i'll show you how that has worked coming through the golden gate and that is really what helped to clear out most of the smoke that took a while because it was not a strong onshore know coming out through that time of day. it is starting to get stronger now with an impact on the daytime highs. you are not getting out of the 60s tomorrow and even for those valleys, take a look a

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taking a look over in the area. if you're heading down over towards crockett things, look good there. and checking in with antioch, the drive to concord from any act. an 18 minute commute. things have slowed down there which are sped up there. i should say, rather and taking a look at westbound 80 crockett to the maze. it is only a 23 minute commute know. lastly, we'll take a look at the richmond center fell bridge. if you're utilizing that this morning to 7 minute commute over that, i'll send it back to 2. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining us this morning where the markets are a bit mixed. not a lot of movement going on this morning. rob, good morning. if a camera. >> yeah, things are a little mix. they started off stronger. we're having a great 1st half of the year. we'll have a great month of may. we have great care for march. april was a little bit of showers, we're going the flowers this week. we'll be looking at inflation on tuesday, the ppi, the producer

over the next five days. because of the recent rain, it has actually really helped the pollen to get out of our atmosphere. so pollen index has a massive change this week. you see tree pollen, grass pollen, mold all low. if you remember last week grass pollen was high. so we are doing much better for allergy sufferers thanks to that recent rainfall. here's a look at the forecast today. a lot of sunshine inland will go into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. it's a mostly sunny day, temperatures a little bit below average will be in the low 60s in the afternoon. and then along the coast. it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and temperatures on the cooler side with highs mainly in the mid and upper 50s. but looking at the next three days, today is certainly the coolest day we have this week. as we head towards tomorrow, mild air moves in here and then the warming really starts to take off by wednesday and those temperatures just accelerate even more thursday

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and i sacrifice the lot by coming over here, but i will do what over again tomorrow. 10 times over, you know, in your opinion, what do you think uh, you've come over as a volunteer. what do you think is the difference between a volunteer and the mercenaries? that come over for the grant inside money. simply i had no idea of, of the concept of money. i volunteered to me was, i was voluntary. money didn't come into it. and if somebody would come in to out of state home and earn more money, you know, it was the, the idea of the simple, simple explanation is ideological for volunteer on the russian side. listen, that's my experience of coming across a volunteer is where as you go to the great inside that, that paid silly amounts of money and is obvious that at for the money or that, that for the adventure of it. and that because some of them, the psychopaths and they like killing cause in that that's my understanding of it. and i don't seem to get that from the volunteers on the, on the russian side from the west. now the british government has been talking about you and others come over as

from way over here. over here. boy that you were not kidding about that rain on saturday. oh my goodness i thought we were gonna get rain shadowed in san jose and the snow in the sierra. yeah. that was a lot all in one day. and it only came over the course of a few hours. so it caused the problems with the flooding. and as we take a look at some of those numbers, looking back on how much rain your garden got over the weekend, well, and looking at santa rosa, we had 1.18 and our normal monthly rainfall for may in santa rosa was just below that. and so looking at a lot of these numbers, we made it to or even above our monthly rainfall for the month of may with san francisco 2.9. that was exactly what the computer model said ahead of time, when our normal monthly may rain for san francisco's less than three quarters of an inch. so we did pretty well with that system that moved through, and now we're left with the chilly temperatures behind the cold front. we're in the upper 30s in santa rosa. it is 44 in oakland and 45 now in san jose. and looking at santa rosa with a gradual

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east bay over to the peninsula. it would be the direction for the main commute, but which got no slowing really going on. we do have a couple of crashes west grand or grand avenue off ramp from eastbound 580. it just reopened, folks. there was a deadly crash just after midnight. 580 at grand just reopened. we still have a crash near davis north. 880 rollover crash, but no lanes closed on the freeway from what i understand. back to you. all right. good to know. thanks, mike. coming up next on today in the bay. nbc bay area response. she says a company denied her service but charged her a couple hundred bucks. anyway, i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next on today in the bay. hey. and as we head to break, a reminder for you, the giants take on the rockies tonight. you don't want to miss that. this is the start of a three game series over at oracle pk. you can watchar address a billing issue like laura in san jose. she applied for a deal to switch her cell phone carrier. the new company dec

the operations over time? if there is anything that you wish could have been included in you know the scope work that would save operating costs. >> before you answer identify yourself and for the roeshd. >> i'm shaning a project manager with china town cdc. i want it say that we after we acquired the building we had standard relocating residents on the building. we don't have a lot of historic data on what was electricity usage or the gas usage before we acquired the building. but we were as part of this we were able to put a lot of effort in looking at energy saving measures as well as we apply through programs that do a lot of including electric upgrades. plumbing installations? and lighting just to help us to look at different areas where we can help to reduce operating costs? but as far as how it compared to previously we don't have a lot of data on that. >> thank you. >> thank you. and so with that let's go to public comment on this item. do we have members in the chamber who wish to address the committe

well, the show�*s not over yet.t dark sky, away from any bright city lights if you can. now, here's the probability of the aurora occurring. this is just an approximation. so the red colour is pretty much 90% to 100%, and then that chance drops off somewhat as you head southwards across the uk. but it really could happen almost anywhere and there's some uncertainty even with that. now, the weekend weather forecast, some uncertainty, too. and the weather is going to produce a spectacle of its own. in fact, thunderstorms in the forecast for sunday. now, let's get the outlook, then, for the rest of the evening and into the overnight hours. so let's take a tour across the uk around about midnight where we are expecting the clear skies. so you can see much of scotland, the aurora should be visible easily here and certainly out of town. beautiful displays of green and purple and violet, also a chance of catching it further south. very little in the way of cloud. if you are unlucky, you mightjust have to wait for that bank

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well, i mean, that's why this has got to be got over with. and we've just got over with.got to have diane come back in as a candidate fighting, fighting for the labour party and, and, and, and of course, the last thing we want is to have an argument about diane abbott instead of, as you say, actually talking about what would happen when labour got if labour gets into government, you've got a problem with party unity on the right, you've got a problem with party unity on the left. i mean, does broadchurch politics work ? this is going to politics work? this is going to be a perennial problem for starmer, isn't it? if he wins power, there's lots of different chatter going on in westminster about the size of the majority, and if it's a small one, he's going to have to really pay nofice going to have to really pay notice of the harder left elements within labour. if it's a bigger majority, then maybe he can just do his own thing . well, can just do his own thing. well, i mean, i think it's really important to have a broad church because because actually labour and frankly, the

, over large pieces the territory. and we still believe that we haven't seen that. how many more chart courses does he have to see before the president considers change? we don't want to see a single more innocent life taking it. i kind of take a little offensive. the question, no civilian casualties is the right number of civilian casualties. meanwhile, the us led effort to operate a maritime a cord or to cause a has collapse after strong waves broke up a temporary peer that took $320000000.00 and a 1000 us soldiers to construct the pier was supposed to last until september. but instead it survived for only just over a week. during that time it received about 1000 metric tons of food. the pentagon says it will replace the peer, but it's unclear when hydro castro alj a 0 washington. alexander saw here is from save the children and she says the us peer is simply a distraction from the real problem, which is that is where the fuse is to let more aiden by land. the loading dock and the new crossing points that have been a

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is it over?say is that there's no point blaming those of us who are telling the truth for the problems that we're facing. as i said, i'm not in charge. i'm not in government. these decisions on policy and communication and campaigns are being made by rishi sunak and his team. was there a plot? i don't... you tell me. i read what you read in the papers. the papers and journalists seem to like the subject about plotting and plotters. well, it's important because it's about who's going to be the prime minister of our country. do you regret backing rishi sunak? honestly, yes, i do, because i had assurances from rishi sunak that he was going to put a cap on legal migration, that he was going to do something about the european convention on human rights, that he was going to fix this transgender ideology in our schools. he hasn't done that. i want our party to win. i want us to beat this feeble labour party. and i want to save our country from keir starmer. i'm not going to give up. i'm still going to

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it is breezy today with winds frequently gusting over 20mph inland. this morning we do have a partly cloudy sky and then we'll find temperatures nice and mild in the upper 70s. let's check in on the roads with amanda. good morning. yeah good morning drew. >> we're going to start off with our overall map and a little update that stall that we are following on the upper deck of the bay bridge that is no longer slowing things down. it is actually cleared in the last 30 minutes. and then we're going to take you straight into dublin where there is a three car crash westbound 580 before 680, you can see speeds are down to ten miles per hour. this is going to impact altamont pass commuters specifically. they'll run into this with the drive times looking and reflecting that 70 minutes from tracy to dublin, 17 minutes from san rafael to san francisco and then antioch to concord. that's going to take you 23 minutes. kumasi thanks, amanda. >> today a federal judge in san francisco is expected to reopen the sentencing of david depape. he is the man convicted of b

the ballers have invested over $1 million into their new home.ass is in, seats are going in, and they've even arranged for hundreds of covered and secured parking spots right across the street. opening day for the ballers is june 4th, as a oaklander, it's like heartbreaking to hear some of the things that are said about our city. >> you know what we are and aren't as a city. and i think what we're doing around the ballers is saying a lot more than other people's words. like we're showing what oakland is actually about. we're showing that things can get done in oakland. we're showing that oakland prides community. our actions are speaking a lot louder than their words, and i'm really proud of it. >> that park is going to look really cool when they're done. 40 niners, no longer entertaining trade requests for star receivers brandon aiyuk and deebo samuel. aiyuk wants a contract extension, so there's been a lot of chatter about his potential availability, but on the pat mcafee show today, general manager john lynch said the niners have no plans to t

. >> but i know it's not over. >> as jamila buckner is filled with a mix of emotion. on monday in alameda county, jury convicted joseph roberts of second degree murder for killing her daughter rachel elizabeth and monty buckner. authorities say roberts killed his 27 year old girlfriend in their pleasanton apartment. her remains washed up on the alameda shoreline near the bay farm island bridge on july 20th. she was wrapped in tape and her head, hands and feet were missing. >> what today's verdict means for me is that i don't have to look over my shoulder for right now. i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> authorities say roberts never reported buckner missing and instead began talking with three other women. buckner was two months shy from earning her degree from golden gate university law school. >> there was sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt based on the dna evidence and other circumstantial evidence, da pamela price, who has made it a priority not to let cases languish, noted that this murder trial moved very quickly through the criminal justice

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are they looking _ over the next few years. are they looking to _ over the next few years.g to adopt ai for its internal as well as external functions? its internal as well as externalfunctions? ~ , external functions? absolutely, we see companies _ external functions? absolutely, we see companies have - external functions? absolutely, we see companies have to - we see companies have to completely reinvigorate their business models. another data point for you is that businesses will spend more on generative ai, from $40 billion in 2024 to over 151 billion by 27, another stat from ibc. companies like burton snowboards, a globalfashion retailer and apparel provider really struggle with supply and inventory, and being able to anticipate customer demand. that's no easy feat, so by using predictive intelligence, ai capabilities and automation, they are better able to serve their direct consumer and e—commerce businesses. their direct consumer and e-commerce businesses. these are big companies, _ e-commerce businesses. these are big companies, what - e-commerce businesses. these

. >> it's all over instagram, all over social media platforms. >> the lawn outside the uc berkeley building on channing way was clear friday after university workers cleared the lawn of the tents, signs and barriers that had been erected by protesters earlier in the week. overnight, uc berkeley police, along with officers from 20 different law enforcement agencies from foster city up to fairfield, were called in to remove the encampment. 12 protesters were arrested as police and riot gear erected barricades surrounding the protest site to keep other protesters from entering the area. a uc berkeley spokesman says police removed protesters from the building that had been vacant for several years. >> what happened at anna head was, from the very beginning, a criminal act. they broke into a building, they vandalized the building, they trespassed on university property. >> on friday, the university says only one person was confirmed to be a uc berkeley student. four were berkeley residents, two were from the greater bay area, one is from colorado, and four others have refused to say their identi

search talent all over the world with over 10,000 skills you may not have in house. more than 30% of the fortune 500 use upwork because this is how we work now. maria: good friday he morning thanks very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. i hope you are having a good friday morning it is friday, may 17, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast time for hot topic of the hour former president trump so-called hush money trial entering final stretch defense prepares to resume cross-ex cross-examination. >> that is right maria 1k067ing cross-examination highlighted calling history of lying yesterday made the suggestion michael cohen continues to lie on the stand, right before the jury. defense attorney todd blanche cross examined michael cohen about a phone call took place late october 2016 cohen testified he called trump's bodyguard schiller and trump about stormy daniels to temperature them the nondisclosure agreement deal was done on cross blanche used text messages to suggest cohen had been receiving harassing phone calls called schiller to discuss that that was a lie you we

over and over and over again.ter in the programme _ with voters. we will talk to labour later in the programme and - with voters. we will talk to labour later in the programme and you i with voters. we will talk to labour. later in the programme and you have made that point already and our viewers want to hear about your own records. you are entitled to go after your opponents and labour will do that, but people want to hear about your own record. onjuly do that, but people want to hear about your own record. on july 4th, you are asking the public to give you are asking the public to give you another chance at a time in office when people have been relatively poorer, the nhs has got tougher, waiting lists have gone up, immigration is much higher than when you took office in 2010. can you really hand on heart, not least because you have had five different prime ministers, tell our viewers this morning this country safer, better run than it was in 2010? well, we have had to deal with some unprecedented circumstances

what you're seeing is it spilling over the city and the peninsula and get over towards the east bay.s has been a pretty gray and cool day as a result of a renewed onshore influence. we can look at what this means for daytime highs. we did most of the cooling today. i'm going to show you the daytime highs for tomorrow because they're almost identical, maybe a degree or two cooler. yesterday these numbers were in the 80s, daytime highs in the low to mid-80s in the south bay, tri-valley. today nobody got out of the 60s. we're looking at mid-60s through much of the bay. you can see temperatures across most of the rest of inland parts of contra costa county. everybody got a noticeable cooldown today. you didn't need to be right on the water or through the immediate golden gate to really feel the difference. these numbers for saturday are the bottom. we're going to start gradually warming up once we round the corner into sunday. we'll look at the forecast imagery because there's one other item for saturday which stands out because if that was our marine layer today, it's going to be a lot