look at san francisco at 49 degrees.ecasted highs for this afternoon, we have a light wind right now from the north west in the south bay at about 15 miles per hour, but daytime himes sitting pretty in the 70s. look at morgan hill, 74 degrees. san jose, 72. through the interior valleys we have warmer spots. 77 for antioch. concord, 76. then in through oakland, a high in the 60s. upper 60s around the peninsula as well. for san mateo, 68 degrees. we have winds from the west about 17 miles per hour, so it is breezy but wind won't be a huge factor which is great. sonoma, 75 degrees. let's talk about lake tahoe because i've had a lot of folks ask when is it safe to go up there. safe is a variable dependent on travel conditions. the winter storm warning has expired but you want to look ahead because it takes time to clear out the roads. however, the weather has definitely improved in lake tahoe right now. it is about 23 degrees and, of course, they have fresh powder. the best window to travel will be today and tomorrow as the

at the - at international forums at the united — at international forums at the united nations, _ atuncil russia _ united nations, at the un security council russia has _ united nations, at the un security council russia has saved _ united nations, at the un security council russia has saved india. - united nations, at the un security. council russia has saved india. that is a very interesting _ council russia has saved india. is a very interesting perspective on that relationship, isn't it. maria. from prime minister modi makes this announcement during an interview or he says i want an immediate ceasefire which is a slight toughening of the position, given they have had a position of neutrality on the invasion, that kind of took a bit of pressure, i guess off borisjohnson because people were saying shouldn't you have been out there, may be not wagging finger publicly but quietly pressing behind the scenes and saying come on, we need you to use your influence on the russians. i imagine one of the things boris johnson — imagine one of the things boris johnson has been saying and as pa

>> i was at new college it was called there at oxford. and i found out the room i was in, chris christopherson had stayed there. i got into william blake then very heavily, went to his grave and read all the poetry, and then i started reading all of george orr well just straight through. not his animal farm, but just all of them, down and out in london and paris and coming up for air. >> go back to the oxford thing. for somebody who has never been to oxford, has no idea what it looks like, why is it so important? what's it like there? >> first off, there was the scam element of it. oxford was market tiering its name to rubs like myself in the midwest. you get to do an oxford -- the buck eyes now at oxford university. it's a way for them to generate revenue. i was street smart enough to pick that up. that's what was really going on. but it worked for me because i met people from italy and spain that were my age, and i realized they were fluent in languages and i wasn't. but i did have an edge that i had somehow developed an ability to spee

last week we were at 46.87%. this week we're at 48.81%. drought. this does not include the latest rainfall totals that we've seen, but it is nice to see an improvement instead of it getting worse. we can only hope for more rain. however, over the next seven days we do dry out a bit. heading into saturday and sunday your weekend forecast is looking quite sunny. we'll start out with fog, but then temperatures will get a nice boost into the 70s for inland areas and maybe a couple of 80s heading into sunday's forecast. so things do end up drying out just in time for any sort of outdoor activities into the weekend. now let's get a check of how the roads are doing with mike. >> we'll take you out to the freeways and you may have damp roadways. where you see the blue on the map there's still a chance of puddling and ponding from overnight rain. this is highway 85 south of 280, so cupertino, it may be a factor. highway 9, haven't heard about any major problems. same thing for highway 17, although there may be a crash northbound. we're tracking tha

we're at 41 in martinez, 44 in san jose. here is a look at our afternoon forecast. overall it's going to be a really nice day. we'll start to see clouds moving in and the north bay will see rain by tonight, possibly by the evening commute as santa rosa reaches 64. we'll see a high of 71 in san martin. we will talk about the rain coming in later tonight in the forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> this morning we are following breaking news in ukraine. at least seven people are now confirmed dead after a suspected russian missile striking lviv. our nbc news crew was just feet away from the blast. "today in the bay's" brie jackson has been following the latest developments in yet another just horrible attack, brie. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. that's right. and the nbc news crews were on the ground when that happened and they're said to be on lockdown right now. everyone is okay, but they were doing an interview when that missile struck. >> cruise missile, stand by. five, six. eight, nine, ten. there's the smoke. >> that's three. >> so three cruise missi

at. if we slowly go to further sanctions at that point, markets may raise up a head of this or there could be a surprise. brent at the moment at $102. let's get more with mark cudmore. there has been debate about what is an inflation hedge in this environment. what is your take? mark: good morning, francine. i am going to show you a chart of the breakevens in the u.s. versus the s&p 500. this is one of those naive overlay charts that you shouldn't believe. the white line is the u.s. 10 year breakevens. it is a market measure of inflation expectations over time derived from nominal bonds and treasury inflation. now the blue line is the s&p 500. over the last 20 years, these two things have had no direct correlation. inflation expectations were generally in a range up to 2% for the year. suddenly in february 2020, they both collapsed and this is where they became joined at the hip. this made sense initially. we had the biggest economic shock in 100 years to the economy and we are worried ab

take a look at the numbers.you have any information, police need your help, urging you could call them, call 911 or one of the hotlines that they have set. . we're posting them on all of our social media pages for you as well this morning. >> 6:26 this morning. >>> nbc bay area responds to a south bay woman who could not legally drive her brand new car. >> so she called consumer investigator chris chmura. >> good morning. the hiccup for chris lazano in san jose was her temporary license plate. it expired. chris bought her honda civic in december and got her paper tag. her contract said that the dealer would register the car by the contract but by february, no registration, no permanent plates. chris said she hounded the deal per >> numerous phone calls, waiting waiting, voice mails, nothing. >> when the paper plate expired she stopped driving the car and contacted us. we called envision honda. it then registered chris' car. the manager explained the dealer was under new management that took over the day after ch

san jose up to 77 freeman. 73 pleasanton at 75 oakland, you'll be at 71 today with concord at 78 antioch, vacaville, your 2 spots in the low 80's. although pittsburgh and fairfield, you're close enough at 79 78 and santa rosa at a nice 76 degrees tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, as i mentioned, not quite as warm as today. only a few degrees cooler in the 60's to low 70's will warm things back up into the weekend. climbing up near 80 degrees by saturday and sunday sunday being our next best chance of rainfall. a slight chance of showers towards the end of next weekend rain. john, thank you for that, ok? so we do have a hot spot this morning. this is along the benicia bridge. >> right there. southbound 6.80, near the mid span of the bridge. 2 lanes are blocked and now one lane is open. so you can definitely see those delays are going encounter as you're traveling down, heading into the city this morning about 8 minutes for your drive. no major delays crossing into the city. the san mateo bridge about 12 minutes for you on this monday morning. crockett down towards the maze. look at that. a l

today's debate starts at 7:00 p.m. at s.a.p. center and we will be covering that story tonight on "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. >> 6:43. >>> president biden may forgive u.s. student loans as soon as august. >> big news and scott mcgrew the president under growing measure to make that decision. >> with little time left, good morning. the biden administration delayed the resumption of the pay back of student loans four times. this after the trump administration's delays, all due of course to covid. the problem the white house is realizing is the federal system to collect those loans probably will not be ready by the end of august. that's the new deadline and americans are growing content not paying their student loans back. some estimate show about a quarter of them aren't ready and would default. the word is the white house might move to forgive as much as $10,000 in loans. maybe nor. biden promised to do when he was campaigning. now some argue the white house does not have the power to forgive federal loans, but one pundit point

china's main infection coming in at 48.1 at 43.9. at 40 two, falling short of expectations of further pointing to the fact that china's economy is struggling to grow at that projected five-and-a-half percent this year. in fact, some like the likes of morgan stanley are cutting their forecast for growth for china this year. let's bring in our guest for the hour, to take stock of the chinese economy and where the markets are headed. when you look at the pmi numbers, it is not pointing to anything optimistic. when he took a look at how chinese stocks have been trading, i think that is a reflection of the pessimism in the market. >> indeed, i think it is not a surprise that the cyclical aspect is under pressure at the moment. we have had unprecedented timing last year across all fronts. property especially but also in terms of the private sector. kind of cyclical measures really because the economy had no real significant issues earlier on. during this covid cycle, given the zero covid policy. but now, i think we are starting to feel the

um, i was at new college it was called there at and at oxford in i found out the room. i would send chris christopherson had stayed there before and that meant a lot to me what i got into william blake then very heavily the poet william blake and went to his grave and read all this poetry and then i started reading all of george. well, just just straight through not not, you know not has, you know animal farm and and you know, and but just all of them, you know, how much to catalonia down and out in london and paris and coming up prayers saying go back to the oxford thing for somebody that has never been to oxford has no idea what it looks like. why is that so important? i mean, what is it? what did it look? what's it like there? well first off there was the scam element of it. i mean oxford was marketeering its name to rubes like myself in the midwest, you know come you get to do a oxford somebody the buckeyes now at oxford university. it's a way for them to generate revenue. i was smart enough street smart enough to pick that up the the that's what was really going on

right now, let's take a look at this lunchtime at the estuary.n a ripple there haven't seen that in a couple of days. we will see a southerly wind pick up later this afternoon 10 to 20 knots and events of the frontal boundary that's heading this way and notice the clouds about 12,000 ft in elevation. otherwise 54 in san francisco, check out the sixties again. we haven't seen that. and several days as well. here in the bay area, 59 degrees in palo alto 64 in san jose. ever try this time of the year 69 degrees. the winds are under 10 mph for the most part to the east and around the peninsula. we are picking up wind at six in santa rosa in 12 and fairfield winds will increase this afternoon out of the west 10 to 20 mph now, meanwhile, temperature span today from 55 degrees in pacifica 2 71 degrees in gilroy. and perhaps even morgan hill. this is a beautiful frontal boundary here, taking a direct aim on northern california and it's going to bring us some beneficial rainfall and nice soaking four years saturday morning. let's track it together here yo

in hayward it's at $5.59 at the 76 gas station. 898 a street. in gilroy, the cheapest gas will be at costco for $5.19 a gallon. if you're in any of those cities, these are the bargains we've found. getting out to the bay bridge, we're going to be burning more gas waiting now because the metering lights were turned on about a half hour ago. it's taken about a half hour to fill in the toll plaza. the changes will be more quick as far as the volume goes, changing a lot through the contra costa county drive, highway 4, 37 at the top. there's a disabled vehicle on highway 37 at 29 out of vallejo. not a major problem but we're tracking that. a little build here, but the relief getting off of the dumbarton bridge. it looks like all the slowing has cleared but there may be activity eastbound right around the radio towers. everything else pretty standard, lighter now for san jose. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 6:11 this morning. how much is too much? still ahead, we're going to talk about a new look at young people's changing spending habits.

. >> tonight at 10, 3.30, veterans of just touched down at sfo, arriving from washington, d.c., they are part of the honor flight the travel to the capital to celebrate the veterans accomplishments. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow was at weekend long event over there in the nation's capital. kron four's amanda harry has been patiently awaiting the group's arrival tonight. >> the flight was delayed about 2 hours, but it has arrived. i see those balloons behind amanda. >> yeah, there are a lot of people waiting for this flight. no one has gotten off of it just yet. and it is a commercial flight. so some other people have to get off before the veterans get off. but they will be treated with a warm welcome here. as you can see those balloons behind me. lots of people there are american flags everywhere. it's going to be a very, very warm welcome. once they get off that plane tonight. but take a look at this video. this is from friday. you can see all the veterans getting ready to take off for this trip. >> this is all thanks to a nonpr

the ruins of a five alarm fire at a san jose home depot firefighters still at work. for more than six hour battles saturday night the fire now mostly under control. we're hot spotting through the structure right now putting out smoldering pieces of the building and the investigation which began yesterday is ongoing officials believe the fire may have started in the lumber section of the store, but say nothing can be concluded the investigation into what started this fire and how it spread so quickly they say we'll take time commercial building of this size with this many people inside it. the fire progressed they want to know why and what happened for sure. people catching the terrifying moments on camera as they escape the inferno everyone getting out safely my hats off to those people who kept track of their loved ones their kids and moved in an orderly way out of the building daniel madero bernal has been working at this home depot for a few years and was on his lunch break when the fire broke out i come back. i see a smoke then that's when i gotta reward. i thoug

at the gusty winds at 30 miles an hour. 35 at our beaches.day. here's a look at the wind. through 1:00 20 to 25 miles an hour from oakland to san francisco with livermore feeling the breeze. by the afternoon he gets stronger, 35 miles an hour sfo and right along the coral -- the coast down to pacifica, temperatures are hard-pressed to make it to 60. rein in the next 10 days can find -- rain to the pacific northwest in the next 10 days can find portland. look how far it gets, there is a blocking system as it plate -- as it gets to sonoma county. it is late, it will be made tomorrow so the chance of getting measurable precipitation is winding down. over the next seven days in the south bay low 70's and a little bit warmer than that today and tomorrow. monday is our coolest day as another system moves into the pacific northwest ringing snow in the mountains. upper 60's and then we climb through the 70's and 80's through drier weather tuesday and wednesday. heading into town for the giants game it will be cool with breezy wind and low 60's. acros

it is at all-time highs. from my perspective , if we are looking at cyclical stocks, they can be contrary indicators. these are not cyclical. they are steady eddie. so this does seem a little bit too far too fast. maybe even a lot too far too fast. i was looking at the 76-70. it cost $1.30 to put that spread on. the constituent stocks are not high volatility. you will notice that you are actually collecting about one third of the premium of the money we are spending on 76 and collecting it on 70. the other thing is that it is from 70 that we broke out. to me, i think that is the level i would be targeting near- term and in this case, a little over two months and i think this is the way you probably want to play it. it's difficult to pick a top and we don't want to short something like this. you could bet against it and when a risk. >> overall i completely agree with this. we have added long exposure when it broke out at $72. looking at the trading range prior to that it projected $78. we started taking profit

look at the trend, goes straight up and at lunch time at 71 degrees with sunshine.r microclimates and the rest of our work week, coming up in a few minutes. >>> these folks going into san francisco with the tail lights, the bay bridge is clear. i'm concerned about the benicia bridge, where we continue to follow the crash, the majority of lanes are blocked. we'll show you the work-around and what you have to do to get there. >>> good morning, very happy monday to you. we are a step closer to elon musk controlling twitter this morning. the two sides, twitter and people representing musk, reportedly met on sunday to discuss the latest bid to buy twitter. musk, the world's richest man, let people know last week he secured the loans and other financing to buy the company. he wants to make major changes. many fear twitter will loosen restrictions on what you and i can and cannot say, allowing for instance more falsehoods about coronavirus or vaccines. twitter shares are up slightly but not up as high as musk's bid. this is a sign investors are perhaps curious about what w

down 491 at the moment.ay like this as sort of nerve-wracking but flip the narrative for us on the s&p? >> we, i mean the way you flip the narrative. why is the fed raising rates? economy is so strong. unemployment is low. demand for labor is high. demand for everything, boats, planes, houses, food, remains very, very high and so are they going to have a perfectly soft landing? probably not. they're not really great nailing that. not like they're raising rates for no reason. remember there is another side of this equation, these big companies are making a ton of money. that hasn't changed. all we've seen is the multiples contract a little bit. we've not seen these companies having to lay off a bunch of people and demand for what they're offering going down. i like sticking with the bellwethers. they will get you through the storm. liz: we're in a storm. peter, thank you for being ballast in the ship so to speak. 30 seconds before the closing bell, alphabet, google numbers, microsoft numbers. dow looking to c

a rally is scheduled at the lake mary amphitheater at 3:00 friday morning. happening today, a meeting could mean higher water prices. they are elevating drought response and that could result in a surcharge for all customers to pay for more water and other drought-related costs. people could also see the excessive use penalty rate stated. . after the board meeting east mudd will hold the panel discussion about the drug plan at 6:00 p.m. you can register on their website. karina: all out protests. the reason we see thousands take to the streets today across every uc campus. julian: more than just a bumpy ride to school. the video of this terrifying shakeup and the outrage over what caused the crash. plus -- >> early expedition for nine months. karina: row, row, row your boat gently across the atlantic ocean. the man setting sail for a first of its kind solo mission. frances: get ready for a windy, breezy day. temperatures are cooler. right now, winds at 32 miles per hour in san francisco and gusting to 35 miles per hour at sfo. this is elodia. she's a recordi

it's looking at me. i'm looking at it.nesses alerting capitol police while beira held the suspect at bay with his umbrella country. hey, there's a fox attacking that guy. the perpetrator ran off while beira assessed his ankle area, the bite, piercing his suit and possibly leaving scratches on his skin. a doctor himself. beira now following the advice of his own physician, just a scratch. you don't want to risk getting rabies, so he's receiving a multi shot rabies prevention protocol, the ankle calf area where the flocks lunge one in the thigh. um one in each of my barracks, cheeks and then a tetanus shot in my left arm and the first rabies vaccination in my right arm. congressman barra, meanwhile, not the only one targeted by the aggressive animals i was walking and the fox ran up behind me. and clipped my ankle. with its mouth . other capital area visitors describing their run ins with fox's bearer now concerned kids , maybe caught next in the creatures crosshairs where you see classrooms of students walking all the time.

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so if we take a look at a few charts here, the first one i want to take a look at is amazon relative to the broader markets. and what you see is a large under-performance of this particular stock since last year of this particular time. and the -- the question is whether or not the earnings catalyst is going to bewhat reverses this downturn or under-performance of this stock relative to the harkt. and if you look at the fundamentals, this is really where i don't see a strong case why now amazon in this particular quarter going to turn things around relative to the market you look at the chart for amazon relative to its sector as well, the consumer discretionary sector, you have largely the exact same chart under-performance relative to sector and i simply think this is going to continue then if you look at the chart amazon itself, this is chart carter has spoken to quite a bit over the past few quarters you have a stock that has outperformed the broader markets for a vast amount of time for the past two years really going absolutely nowhere from an absolute basis but the most importa

traders are looking at a two year and look at the two day of twos and if you loo at 260-ish right noweven basis points and let's go to the fed fund futures and realize that on friday, they close at their lowest close for the contract 9727 and applying 272 basis points of tightening and they've pretty much shadow boxed with two-year yields as they moved down or up, of course, two-year yields and it changes the notion of how much tightening there is. so today there's about ten basis points less, around 200 and what 256 basis points of titles look at bund yields were 97 on friday down 13.5 basis points from the cycle high-yield close that's a big move and finally, the onshore yuan against the dollar and that's the dollar's version and you see it moving up, explosively moving up to a one-year high. i know many have been looking at not only the yen, but along with the yuan along with what may happen with the buyers that like to buy treasurys and we have to stay tuned because obviously the fed will be buying a whole lot less tyler, back to you >> rick, thank you very much oil closing for th

it was, the economy was doing better, but, you know, that all edged, at least briefly -- ended, at ast briefly, with the depression. it was a fairly rough time k and you can read in the pages of pw the problems withs financings, with loans, banks collapsing and materials being short. so every sort of up and down in the economy were in the u.s. and can globally is reflected in one way or another in the pipeline of books. >> host: when you look back at that 150 years of publishers weekly history, what were two surprises that a you found that that you didn't know? >> guest: well, one surprise was that as i went through many of our yearly round-ups -- a custom in the january issue of one year you recount what happened in the last year and talk about the people across every part of the industry -- there was a complaint that there were too many books. too many books to sell, too many books to store, too many books to make any money on. it was just considered to be flooded. and by the time -- and it was in my time at publisher s weekly and went amazon came through and e-book selling and int

we know at least one man was shot and found at the scene. a local hospital. police are seeking a motive and a suspect at this hour. investigators say that there is no threat to the community. >> back here in the bay area, the district attorney in santa clara county says that the suspect in the massive home depot fire lit the fire in order to steal tools and this is exclusive surveillance video of an alleged crime spree that happened even before the home depot fire. investigators say this man, 27-year-old dyllin gogue, is responsible for the five-alarm fire on april 9th. he is charged with aggravated arson after that fire that consumed $17 million in inventory. the surveillance video we obtained exclusively shows the man allegedly stealing a pricey wig from a san jose beauty supply store at east ridge mall. investigators say he also stole from three other major retail chains this year. he's due back in court in june. >> today in san francisco, hippie hill in golden gate park will once again light up with cannabis enthusiasts. and today those

toxicity of the smoke is at a concern at this point. yeah. so what we did is with the assistance of san jose police department as we let all the people in the neighborhood to shelter in place keep their windows closed turn off their air conditioning units, you know, turn off any exterior fans cruise evacuating and adjoining veterinary clinic managing to keep the fire at bay. we have a trailer that's gonna hopefully be able to transport a whole bunch of crates full of dogs and just the dogs and all the cats. just need to be safe. and while crews are starting to get this massive blaze under control concerns overnight will be any hot spots flare-ups. we've already seen them well here carter nielsen lives nearby and couldn't believe how quickly the flames grew drop my kid off. we drove by dropped her off at a friend's house and then 15 minutes later when i drove by the entire building was engulfed as for the cause of the fire officials say it's likely a long way out from knowing the home depot is pretty much a total loss the is pretty much collap

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santa clara at 51. mount tam, look at the fog.e on the ground, allowing for the low clouds. 44, santa rosa. 50 by the delta. 51 in concord. that chilly start today, lagging behind yesterday's reading, seven to 12 degrees colder. it was down to freezing in napa earlier but we will have a clear night tonight. with increasing clouds on monday, not as cold monday with some rain arriving. there is a look at our camera. a sunny afternoon today. if you are celebrating easter or passover, the rain returning late monday into tuesday but the next system is a stronger one and it is looking like we will see maybe three quarters of an inch of rain in some locations. we should see in april about 1.2 inches of rain, upwards of 1.8 inches. we do get rain in april. it has not been likely at all over the past three winters that we are seeing typical winter like scenarios, so this is welcome as we see the rain overnight monday night into tuesday morning, a sloppy commute to on mount are going to be light, trace amounts to a quarter of an inch, then

thanks so much coming up next here at 11 surprised at all. it's just how you know it's part of living in this city. it's getting worse . it's getting more brazen and concern in oakland tonight after a man is shot and killed during a robbery near lake mary. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. police say this is the third homicide near the lake in just a matter of months. hello again. i'm christina redone and i'm heather holmes. the latest happened around nine o'clock last night near 12 and lakeshore avenues. ktvu amberleigh joins us now live from oakland. after talking to a friend of this victim, amber. heather friends described the victim as a sweet kind and loving soul. witnesses and neighbors say they're saddened but not surprised by what happened. lake merritt in oakland, is a popular spot for people looking to get outdoors for exercise, and fresh air feels really like community. there's a lot of energy um, also just like sunshine and waters. but wednesday night shortly before nine police say a man was robbed and shot in the p

for a few hours at least.has more. liverpool's quest for a quadruple offers no breaks — constant travelling and training, no time to slow down, no game to take easy. no tackle to pull out of. newcastle were not happy with that one but it started up the red machine, the parts moved, the spaces opened. incredible. inevitable. as liverpool celebrated comic var checked a bad tackle. the ball was one and the girl was given and newcastle stayed store. they will be figures of panic for liverpool suspected they were offside here but were relieved to get confirmation. it should have been more comfortable for them and there were many chances and strangely, missed. he usually scores subconsciously and with every passing liverpool opportunity it would become easier to believe in bad omens but their fears were ultimately irrational. newcastle only rarely threatened rarely so liverpool climb at least temporarily top and now it is city who must move. so liverpool keep winning as they have to do to maintain their title hopes

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nurses and management at stanford and lucille packard children's hospitals are at odds. that means about 5,000 nurses are planning to walk off the job and onto picket lines later this morning in palo alto. at issue, staffing levels, pay, benefits and quality of life concerns like vacation time and help with student loans. stanford says it is offering a generous and comprehensive contract that keeps the nurses among the highest paid in the nation but nurses say that is not enough and it's time longstanding staff issues are finally addressed. >> we have been having staffing issues since before the pandemic. the pandemic was just a point in time which exacerbated the issue. what crona is working toward a fair contract showing our nurses are valued and also shows we care about our patients. >> stanford hospital leaders released a statement that says in part "we respect our nurses' legal right to take part in a work stoppage but are deeply disappointed that the union chose this path. a union work stoppage is a serious event that is disruptive to our patients, families and col

the east bay still up to 80 at fairfield. 78 in antioch, and 80 at brentwood. the north bay nice but chilly. along the coastline temperatures in the 60s. and around ukiah and clearlake, the numbers in the 70s. in the extended forecast, it will be windy this weekend, but monday and thursday wet. for the cities that holds true as well. everybody gets wet on monday. we'll all be windy, but especially along the coast for tomorrow and sunday. so we're on the windy weather watch, but i have an idea they're watching out for something else at the masters. >>> yeah, there was some windy weather today, and it's part of the reason tiger struggled. plus, we have another splendid round from the world number one that just keeps on dominating out of nowhere. but that was just the appetizer today. opening day at oracle and a finish that's going to be up there with >>> good day in the bay. baseball overload has begun. 162 games in like 180 days. for many teams this season, it's going to mark the only time they're 500 all season. the giants opponent the miami marlins, they're pr

guterres sat down, in fact, they are now meeting at this table, he sat him at such a long table, i don’t know what putin is afraid of, is it covid-1 or covid or is it possible that hotelier will attack him, i don’t know, but the table again long because putin is afraid again and will continue to be afraid even more nuclear war may or may not happen there are risks but nothing will happen russian foreign minister sergey lavrov is already completely confused about what to say for putin methodically on the air of the russian first tv channel , he stated that there is a real and serious danger of using nuclear weapons, but russia does not want these risks to be artificially inflated. well, in general , he stated that russia will not allow this, apparently in lavrov's opinion, it is a nuclear-free ukraine that can strike a preemptive strike against russia well, and sergey lavrov's statement has already been reacted to in latvia, let's listen to what the minister of foreign affairs of this country said, if russia is threatening a third world war, then this is a clear sign of ukraine's succes

>>> right now at 5:00, inflation at an all-time high. the increasing amount of americans now cutting back on spending. also, the president's new efforts to reduce rising costs. >> plus, the manhunt taking place in new york city and beyond for the person of interest in a mass shooting on a crowded subway train. the new reward for information leading to his arrest. this is "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> we also stream live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> first let's get a look outside right now. we are tracking cool conditions and some light rain in parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is here with a closer look at that. >> we'll see rain moving into the north bay later this evening. we're starting out just cloudy in santa rosa as we are seeing temperatures right around 40 degrees. a calm wind after it's been a pretty gusty couple of days. expect a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the low 50s. today as we take a look at

there were at least 200 people inside at the time.ed, eight others were shot and five others were hurt, trying to escape the shooter. how can you even have a holiday? when your child. was involved in some something traumatic like this. in all the others who were if the incident um, you know, this is traumatizing to our officers. so far. no arrests have been made in the case. police say there's no information about suspects at this point. time at 6 50 abraham to take you live to washington, d c to the white house because the white house easter egg roll is back for the first time in two years. these are live pictures. look at all of the people on the lawn of the white house. it's about the easter egg roll is about to begin and 30,000 people are expected to be there, and i'm sure they're already there. this is the 142nd white house easter egg roll. the event was canceled for the last two years because of the pandemic. there was a pause during world war one for the egg roll and then also during world war two roles actually taken a lot of

at the fed. michael nova grad set at the conference in miami that once the fed takes a pause, bitcoin could start to take off again. this echoes what he told me a few weeks ago on the bloomberg creek to show. >> bitcoin went up a lot last year on this story of the fed printing money forever. that's what pushed up all risk assets with an unbelievable amount of the quiddity and it came off because chairman fed i have -- that i have to be more hawkish. we are starting to see a little break down. i don't think bitcoin can rally aggressively until we get a pause. matt: this is what we've been hearing from a number of people in the crypto world. the concern is that the fed will start to ratchet up rates to fight inflation but when it brings the connie into a recession, they will turn tail and run. this kind of fail is what investors in the crypto world think could used tokens like bitcoin and ether. we are seeing a book boost in infections in some places of the new strain of covid. let's get over to da

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the san jose fire at home depot.s is carlos perales. stay tuned. >> carlos, you're hired. >> yeah. >> you can intern here at nbc in what, about ten years from now. >> look at that video he got. >> he's a third grader. his family was driving home from a birthday dinner when they saw that home depot fire over the weekend and carlos jumped into action and will soon be hired here at nbc. >> awesome job. we have the wind today and also looking at rainfall and cold temperatures. we'll start it right off with our forecast for tomorrow. and it will be chilly, down here in the 40s with a little bit of a wind kick up. through the afternoon it will stay cold, plenty of low 50s to low 60s for highs. next chance of rain returns wednesday night up into the north bay. a spotty chance into thursday as well. this will bring us anywhere from one to two feet of snow over the sierra. >> we like it. for everyone here at nbc bay area, thanks for joining us and enjoy your evening. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million p

look at the views.l part of a project that transformed the presidio parkway tunnels and doyle drive. the space is open for media preview today. it marks the efforts of the government and community restoring 50 acres of landscape. the battery bluff is open to everyone tomorrow, along with picnic tables, benches and, of course, sweeping views of san francisco and the bay. >> it's all sunny in that video, but we know that's not what it looked like over the last couple of days. april showers arrived in the bay area and we got so much welcome rain. >> better late than never. we wish we could have gotten it sooner. we have seen some good rainfall totals so far. these are unofficial numbers but this is sort of what we saw with the initial round of showers yesterday. we still have to tally up and add what's left on radar. look at ben lomond, 1.69 inches. so far, not bad. some of the interior valleys got a little less. san jose tends to fall in the rain shadow, but even in san jose we got a little over a quarter

not at all. are not happy with this at all. not at all- and _ are not happy with this at all. and the _ are not happy with this at all. iirrt at all. and the wta, the women store even though there is not spoken publicly yet will share the atps misgivings. the men's tour have described it is unfair. they go on to say in a statement that it sets a damaging precedent to the game and they refer to discrimination based on nationality. they say it's a violation of their agreement with wimbledon, the agreement that player should enter an ranking alone. that's why a colossal 2000 ranking points rewarded to the winner. the lta know that they are potentially in hot water by making this decision because you think of the queens cup event two weeks before wimbledon, thatis event two weeks before wimbledon, that is an lta event that signed to run. there are potentially penalties such as fines that could be heading their way for taking what they consider a very principled stance. could this go any further, could it end up in court? we've got some big players who as it stands our pretty redun

oakland is at 66 san jose at 70 degrees wind. seven been picking up out of the southwest 17 mph at sfo 15 mountain view and in livermore 17 mile per hour winds currently at oakland international airport, 15. that's about 3.5 miles away from the colosseum. so you've got to good idea there just how breezy it is for that home opener. we have rain along the way anywhere from 1/10 of an inch of rain to a half an inch with his very first system so far as we pull this on out in take a broad view . we have the precipitation now lining right here. the northwestern quadrant of the state of california zooming back on in this leading edge should be moving into santa rosa by seven o'clock tonight will not interfere with the oakland a's home opener. in fact, all this should be out of here by tomorrow morning's commute, leaving us with partly cloudy skies, but the next system moving in after this one that only leaves us with about 15 107 inch of rain in san francisco should leave over a half an inch of rain, and that should be on thursday. none

the top at the top at the at this life stage that pink finally, she's making an appearance viewers like i wish was actually paying have thought that it would the blue moon when you get 2 full moons in one month. it's not actually blue. could it happens once very rare in a blue moon occasion? you know the saying, but yeah, i wish it was paying, too. but hey, at least we're noticing that big bright moon tonight. >> crystal clear skies. a little bit chilly out there this evening. check out half moon bay. 43 degrees with conquered in antioch, about 10 degrees warmer at 52. so that lack a blanket of storm cloud cover and calm winds are what's helping cool down your temperatures, especially along the bay area coastline out there this evening. overnight lows tonight. freezing for those of you in santa rosa. 32 degrees. widespread mid to upper 30's for coolest in the valleys in the north and east bay. but a little bit milder but still chilly with mid 40's. a piece for downtown san francisco and oakland at 44 degrees. but high temperatures tomorrow. >> little change compared to today. so we're g

at least land. she's been coming to home openers for as long as she can remember with her friend carol conroy. hello. we've been doing this too covid putting a stop to their tradition the last 2 years. know whatever happened. my cardboard cut out masking no longer requirement inside oracle park signs reminding baseball lovers that mask guidelines for mega events has been lifted. post omicron surge, not many people were singing praises when it came to parking a headache for several fans trying to make it to the park in time for the first pitch parking. that was a that was a mission we parked by to 3 miles pre-game every let's go. the giants coming back from a successful run last season as the defending national league west champions. really proud to see them go that far because they overachieved by fall. and so the whole season was a treat. it they they exceeded expectations for sure. from those touching the willie mays statue for good luck to the youngest fans. super excited. see brandon properties.

one another at themselves at the artist, and at us, seeming to raise questions of power, as in one titled"for members only" later, in larger paintings, came a more head-on confrontation: "u.s. postage stamp commemorating the advent of black power" and, a work that might have been painted in our own time: "the flag is bleeding". >> i felt that i needed to record some of what was happening at that time. >> is that the right word, 'recording' it through art? >> it felt powerful that i could express it and i could have my say. >> ringgold grew up and spent most of her life in harlem, encouraged in her art by her mother willi posey, a seamstress and clothing designer. years later, she captured a memory of her early life in "tar beach" summer nights on a harlem rooftop. she studied art at city college and set out to find her place. >> i thought i had a right to, and thought i should and i could, (and i did). >> but there were barriers. >> oh, please. everywhere. yeah, lots of barriers. 'your art is not welcome here. and you're not welcome here'. and people have different ways of saying that, yo

in essence, we are at the moment -- looking at what's going on in the bond market, a bit of alleviation coming through. on top of that, will be discussing the oil prices in the state of the dollar, with the end just up. pulling up some their losses than retrading. we can have a look at what else is happening out there right now. haslinda: asia under a bit of pressure on the back of concerns of inflation, about the fed minutes coming later this week. and higher commodity prices. losses in the philippines and malaysia. our b.i. down .1%. -- our b.i. -- is the best performer among -- the end up .2%. the movement so far we've seen are somewhat rapid. the weaker yen is better for the general economy in japan. rishaad: we'll see what's happening on the commodities complex as a result of the invasion of ukraine by russia. we have a big move up. what is happening now, the prospect of vladimir putin -- joe biden saying he should be charged as a raw -- war criminal. perhaps more sanctions as well. bold hang -- holding on the gains. brent crude moving up now, it was $99 a barrel couple days ago. p

at the coast,ea60. ayhead bora abtthhe seven-day ukraine's president says he is meeting with antony blinken and lloyd austin in kyiv today. our abc news reporter has the latest. >> president zelenskyy says he is meeting in person with u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken in kyiv on sunday. >> meeting with the state secretary and the defense secretary who are coming to us. >> the state and defense departments are declined to comment. they would be the highest ranking u.s. officials to meet with zelenskyy in the war zone since russia invaded. zelensky made the comments during a rare press conference underground on a subway platform in kyiv. he also talked about the threats against his life. >> i don't have the right to be afraid because our people showed that they are not afraid of anything. >> meanwhile, vladimir putin attended easter mass at a russian orthodox cathedral. he could be seen crossing himself several times, even as russian forces continued their assault o

it's been. >> a roller coaster probably staying here it's been difficult at times in and trying at times and it's just not the best situation. you know, that. anybody want she's for themselves. the city noticed venture and others living here 3 years ago, but waited to take action. >> we wanted to wait until we got through the worst part of the pandemic. >> and then really start looking at solutions in those solutions really focused on housing and moving people from an and into some housing in sheltering options. one resident of the encampment says the city has helped him secure housing. you excited to move? >> well, >> but for others. >> frustrated because i still don't have nowhere to go will have 30 days come the end of june to find a new home. >> away from descending planes and airport property reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> also in san jose, some san jose state university students are asking that school to do more to help students soon. don't have a home. the students demonstrated today on the campus. they say the school is not doing enough to make good on a

going to be talking more about the fire at the home depot in san jose and also the fire at the port a lot to talk about tonight. so i'll see you during kron. 4 news at 9 right after this break. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> now at 9, not one, but 2 massive fires burning tonight in the bay area. the fire there on the left is the home depot in san jose. the fire has destroyed that building. the fire on the right there is that the benicia port where the wooden beams caught fire and fire crews have been battling that fire for hours already and they expect to be there for days. thank you so much for joining us here to