happened so far and this again usually leads to rising stock prices for a company like stone ruler american alto brands we did not see this happening this time the old gun maker stocks ended recent lows amid all the headlines over the last two years still mover is down fifteen percent american outdoor is down fifty two percent and this so even fifty nine percent just on wednesday still rule were part of that in twenty seventeen fell twenty one percent from the prior year and there's a lot of uncertainty in the markets and the fate of these stocks is going to depend on institutional investors like the world's biggest money managers blacklock and vanguard and if they are being pressured enough by shareholders to back up they are among the top shareholders all three of the biggest publicly traded gun manufacturers talk about numbers there's a very important number here two thirds of all handguns important in the united states are made in europe so how does that drawing the discussion that huge market . well companies like zigzags who are glock and read out already have a growing shares off america'

americans. particularly one palo alto teenager, we've known about vincent for a while, but it seems like the worldst discovering him after his sixth place finish. vincent told me now what the competition has done, he is going to enjoy the olympic experience and look forward to what's left. >> this is only the start. this is only the start, guys. >> at the 2018 pyeongchang winter games palo alto 17-year-old vincent joe exceeded everyone's expectations, except for perhaps his own. skating the two best programs of your life and a sixth place finish would be a headline for many skating careers. vincent, however, plans for them to read like a footnote. >> i hope to be one of the greatest of all time, and that's no easy feat to accomplish. >> not every athlete, however, leaves the games feeling like this does. skejds westenberg 17th place in the women's skelton had her on the verge of tears in our interview. >> i was jacked. >> moments later surrounded by 25 friends and family who had traveled here to cheer her on. the smile was back. in company like this, it's hard not to feel like a winner. >> you kno

palo alto at 28 degrees. 30 at american canyon. there are a couple of 20s around verona park. 32 in sacramento. moderate at 39. upper 30s and 40s in phoenix, it is about 10 degrees below average. they'll be lucky to get to 62 in phoenix today. the days are getting a little longer, it helps a little bit but it will be of below average day, temperatures in the 50s. temperatures will be struggling to recover, it will get cold again tonight into tomorrow though the weekend does look a little warmer. >>> it will be a welcome sight for most. >>> the answer to cleaner air might be in your medicine cabinet. how your morning routine may be worse for the environment than your drive to work. >>> coast guard cruise had an emergency landing at golden gate park. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ >>> our topic today is famous covers. bruce springsteen did in 1973. this is the version most people know. there is a special cover sunk you want to hear, i will play it if you can se

alto. >>> lindsey von is scheduled to compet it's windy and that might be delaye >> at 8:00 p.m. two american >> across the olympics it's very prone to wind, especially in the skiing venues. so it's going to be something winds between 10 and 20 miles now as we take a look here change i'm continuing to monitor here is a cold blast as we head throug sunday's forecast more on this coming up bin a i want new to tomorrow morninforecast. look, if you want the mild day day. while we do start off cold and clear, temperature in the 30s let's go ahead and take a look saturd down in the south bay, i now pushed temperature up 70 in cupertino, 71 in san jose, 70 in gilroy. wind out of the northwest five 72 along the creek. get closer by the bay we're looking at mild weather a beautiful day. lots of sunshine. 65 here in the mission. 62 throughout the outer sunset. marin, napa, 70 in santa rosa, >>> expect 15 degree drop in little too close for comfort here in that forecast. so i have called for a chance of some spotty showers on sunday you ca 6:00 a.m. here on the coastline. as we head through the evenin o

americans are ruthless. sharks that's who we are and that's. that's right and. that's what. seems wrong. to me. to see palo. alto. and in. the trail. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. thanks for joining us here on r.t. the latest a hollywood superhero blockbuster a black panther has been praised ole raul but for some that's a problem. and explains. the new hollywood blockbuster black panther is creating quite a stir in an era where diversity is a favorite word the film is seen as a huge breakthrough for african-americans the first ever big budget comic book story with one superhero the cultural significance of marvel's black panther is a med sting praised for its impact on the black community it's white people as we see ourselves even as we like to see ourselves as again masters of our own destinies that we can see here to come and rescue is from whatever receiving ourselves now there's a common criticism of hollywood that film directors and actors of color are less acceptable in mainstream culture so the fact that a film like black panther is making such a huge splash is seen as a huge breakthrough and succe

from palo alto alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a new poll shows most americans support tougher gun laws. in a survey from usa today 61% say that they support tougher gun control laws and background checks adding they would prevent mass shootings in the country. 63% support banning semi automatic weapons, most do not expect congress to act. 19 % say the odds are good they would pass such legislation. this comes as senator dianne feinstein is pushing ahead with a bill to raise the minimum age to purchase assault rifles to 21. she says the unity -- legislation would be introduced this week and it would bring the rules regarding assault rifles to those with handguns. arizona senator jeff flake tweeted he is working alongside senator feinstein on the legislation. >>> coming up next, the path to reelection got more difficult for the california senator dianne feinstein. more on the state democratic party vote to not back her reelection. >>> the flu season could finally be winding down. more on how many cases are being reported nationwide. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadia

also palo alto, union city. 37 in walnut creek. the 40 in santa clara. american canyon at 35. petaluma about 37 degrees. you can see from tower camera right here that the roads are going to be dry but breezy. dress warmer if you're taking mass transit. it is going to be a cool day today. bright sunshine though. wall to wall. from this morning, when it's 47 at 8:00 in the peninsula. to noon at 55. then we will hit the upper 50s from 2:00 to 4:00. back down to 52 degrees by 8:00. let's talk about what's going to happen in the north bay. 41 at 8:00. as we get towards noon, about 58 degrees. we'll hang out in the low 60s from 2:00 to 4:00. a wash in all that sunshine. 55 by 6:00. look at that. dropping down to 48 degrees by 8:00 this evening. so we've got bone dry air. got a little bit of a breeze out there. we've got temperatures close to average. that's something new for february, isn't it? we'll see if it lasts. the details coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. good morning, sue. >> off the waldo grade up to the golden gate bridge. four lanes in the southbound direct

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all three americans in the competition stumbled in their first programs and all three are in the middle of the pack with karen in tenth position. >>> and happening tonight in prime time palo alto's hillary knight and the u.s. women's hockey team are going for the gold, they will be taking on team canada. this is the fifth time both these have met in that cold medal matchup. canada has won the past three matchups, team u.s.a. defeated canada in 1998. >> norway continues to lead with 32 total medals, germany and canada round out the top lee. team u.s.a. is in fourth this morning. america, netherlands and france all have 14 medals. >>> and that's not all, our coverage continues in 30 minutes with "today in the bay's" garvin thomas joining us live from pyeongchang. remember, nbc is your home for the 2018 olympic winter games. >> pretty exciting times. >>> also coming up next on "today in the bay," runny noses and head colds have a lot of people heading to pharmacies these days and amazon may have just made it less expensive for you. the new over the counter health product line the company launched and how it could benefit your wallet. >>> and taking a live look out right now at the

two american men and two american women against the best 20 countries in the world. skiing and shooting the second leg for the u.s. palo alto native and gun high school graduate joanne reid. it has been a roller coaster for reid, doing poorly in her first event, great in the second, then a rough go in the relay putting her team in a deficit they couldn't overcome. >> i'd like to think i went out there and gave it my best shot. that's what matters in the end. two years from now nobody is going to remember who shot what. oh, yeah, were you there in korea? oh, yeah, i was and it was awesome and we had a great time. >> reporter: also competing, in fact, just as we speak in the two women bob led is al na myers taylor, the first heat just finished. taylor is a two time olympic medalist and one of the favorites in this event. interestingly for folks back home taylor's husband nick is an alternate on the bobsled team this year. nick is also from hayward. we caught up with him not long ago to ask what this experience has been like. >> i think this is amazing. it's something that i've been working for a long time and probably the coo

alto, san a clara, sunnyvale or cupertino. zero for recreational pot in santa clara county so far. >>> 36 hours ago president trump called for americans to come together. >> scott mcgrew, that changed this morning. >> it changed this morning. good morning to you. i want to take you way back in history to tuesday when the president was delivering his state of the union speech. that's when he called for unity and bipartisanship. in fact, i'm reading right from his script. tonight i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, so this morning he tweeted march 5th is rapidly approaching and the democrats are doing nothing about daca. they resist, blame, complain and obstruct. the call is over this morning. trump would later tweet his state of the union address got the best rating any president ever. >>> things are moving very quickly in the russia investigation, "the new york times" this morning reporting robert mueller taking a very keen interest in that meeting between this woman, a russian lawyer, and trump's campaign team at trump tower two summers ago where the russians promised dirt on hillary clinton. we know they

alto and santa clara, 37. tracy, 42 there. but you'll find cooler temperatures until you get to san leandro, 48. nearly freezes in petaluma, 33. the american canyon at 35. let's talk about your activities, celebrating this evening, no weather worries. how about a sunset sail? that would be awesome. it will be a little breezy on the bay. we'll call it good anyway. maybe if you're going out to see the sunset and have a romantic dinner on the beach, i think you'll enjoy it. temperatures in the mid-50s. it will be chilly. north bay at 38 this morning. 48 at 10:00 and we'll jump up about 10 degrees. by noon at 57. hang out in the upper 50s in the afternoon hours. increasing sunshine late in the afternoon and stars this evening at 48 by 8:00. take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. big winter chill on the way. will it bring any rain, sue? >> we're going to pop down to san jose where the headlights are headed north on 101 underneath the 880 overcrossing. everybody is behaving and moving at the limit. let's go check on 280 as well. those headlights headed underneath 17/880 in the northbound direction on 280 up towards cupertino. you hav

mueller should be alto turn over every rock, pursue every lead to make sure we know what the russians are trying to do in our elections. but this is congress' responsibility to the americaneople to provide oversight and ensure that our civil liberties are being protected. >> woodruff: i'm sure you know those who are defending the f.b.i. here say that it did follow procedure very carefully and it relied on more than that controversial steele dossier, so-called, to make its case. >> a again, i expect them to make their case and to defend their actions. whether or not other information was ed is immaterial. the former director to have the f.b.i. himself said that some of the material that was used was salacious and unverified. and then another piece of inrmation, the yahoo news article, relied on that same information, which circular reporting, and it was being used as confirmation of the original source. and third, rumos from another host government, another government. so whether or not more information was used or not, to me, is ne question. it's why was that kind of information used? and to me, a a professional intelligence officer, judy, as you know, it spent alm a dec