upasna: not at all.nk the key priority for the policymakers should still be capping inflation expectations. i think we are out of the woods. the price pressures are easing for sure. some amount of it is because of the base effect. nonetheless, i think the focus needs to be on inflation. we are expecting some more rate hikes but not as aggressive as what we've seen. one of the rate hikes has already happened. that doesn't mean the inflation situation is completely out of the woods. such is the case for the global situation as well. i don't think global inflation has completely settled down. there's more action needed. maybe not at the pace of what we've been seeing in the past. haslinda: so inflation easing somewhat. supply chains also easing. what does that mean for the outlook for corporate earnings? upasna: we still have to see the impact of the slow commodity prices on the margins of the markets. we do expect that that is somewhere -- we are not seeing that pass through. we expect some compression to

point or at any point.on't think that's a controversial take. and we've seen enough tape on jimmy g to know who and what he is as a quarterback. it's an extremely unique situation. and kyle shanahan was asked about it today, but as you'd expect, he did not take the bait. here's his response. when he was asked if he's thought about his quarterback situation beyond this year. >> not even know what year it is up to see over. so i'm trying to think about how to get ready for wednesday, man. that's a great question. but honestly, i i don't look at like that. got a number of big games are proud of i don't believe you. >> the chase center was popping all christmas. if you had 2 teams that respect one another. but definitely don't like one another. john moran and draymond green publicly campaigned all summer long for that matchup to happen on christmas day. everyone wanted and it did not disappoint, of course, first and foremost, the warriors, they just needed a win. they had lost 2 games in a row by an average of

at airports here in california all across the country, take a look at the scene at san diego airport. so much luggage piling up bags being checked in. but of course, their owners are stuck without a flight. thousands of flights have been canceled nationwide again today and now there's new scrutiny on the airline coming from the federal government. southwest is canceled over 60% of its flights today on top of 70% of its flights yesterday. the airline says it's canceling those flights in an effort to reset and recover from the christmas storm that hit much of the country. southwest is also blaming technical issues for this high rate of cancelations. now the department of transportation is calling the rate of cancelations and delays unacceptable. it says it will be taking a much closer look at the airline. we end up with flight crews and airplanes that are out of place and not in the cities that they need to be in to continue to run our operations. so that is ultimately exactly how we ended up where we are. it's trying to get our flight crews back in the cities where they need to be to

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we're still at freezing at 32. same for you in petaluma, fairfax below freezing at 31 saint helene, our last spot in the upper 20's right now, some neighborhoods of san francisco fell into the 30's this morning in oakland, you or just above freezing. i was seeing a ton of you tweeting pictures of frost and just overall wintery looking december coming in strong so far, livermore, you're still 20 degrees cooler than you were at the same 0. 24 hours ago, i'm talking rain that we have this weekend in sierra snow falls. well, still to come as for roads, we do have an issue out there that is southbound 101. we're 80 connects with 101. in san francisco. and that has set a back up across at least half of the bay the part that goes from san francisco to treasure island, east side of the bay bridge traffic starting to loosen their. but that did up your drive time. it's starting to drop again. we only have one lane being affected now. so things are improving. we're now down to 30 minutes to make you're crossing from the maze

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for example, at the basement at 10 p.m. on fridays and saturdays, the dj at the basement would turn off the music just for a few minutes. 3 minutes, maybe max, and let a group prayer. and he one of the prayers when the press was there, asked god to deliver jobs to the unemployed people of orange county, and he asked god to bring elusive rain to drought ridden california. right. a very different era, right after reading a few words of scripture, the music returned and so did the dancing. and that was the extent of evangelism at the at the basement. right. as the basement owner said, we are not a church. we are not attempting to be a church, but we have many kids who have given their hearts to christ because of our little three minute service. right. 17 year old cami simpson enjoyed, the days in los angeles, precisely because it was not a church, she says it's more alive and fun than going to a church. ndhas half said at church, i have to be careful what i say because it might hurt the old people, thyoungeople, the children h

look at this.s beautiful out there this morning today, the last dry day of the entire year because the next 3 days of the year are looking wet. and then it's the new year. what we've got outside right now, though, is some really nice inviting looking conditions. we will see the return of rainfall really overnight tonight towards midnight. but enjoy your daytime hours being so dry today, a few passing clouds, but as you can see, it's plenty bright near the coast. a little foggy further inland. dense fog advisories for solano county right now. current temps range anywhere from the 30's to 40's redwood city, dublin livermore among are colder spots at 38 degrees. santa rosa all the way down to 36. well, san francisco are most mild area right now at 48. now i'm going to be talking the timing of the return of rainfall. how long do expected for and what to expect in the next week as well? all still to come reyna. all right, john, thanks for that. ok, lighter travel days for you today. yesterday he and joh

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at 35.l have a northerly breeze. thirties and forties on the temps. expect some of these to drop, especially to the north. on the peninsula. it's all forties for now. 42 los altos and los altos hills and a lot of mid forties here, so almost ice the thermal here on a lot of these temps, but the low is now heading into southern california so we can say goodbye to it. it's out of the picture. if you're traveling south or probably snow on the grapevine and all sorts of issues, but not for us, and the outlook going forward. here is a quiet week. there will be a lot of cloud cover coming through, but it looks like it's really just going to keep us mostly cloudy and cold. virtually wednesday and thursday fifties on the temps tomorrow morning will be called there could be some upper twenties, maybe even into wednesday. highs will be upper forties low fifties before we see a little rebound by the time we get to the weekend. all right . thank you. steve elon musk versus dr anthony fauci coming up in o

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at 11:30 a.m. wednesday, oakland police were notified of a possible stabbing at skyline high school, police and firefighters arrived finding victims suffering from multiple stab wounds. the victim was transported to a local hospital with serious injuries. thanks to this swift and diligent work of our responding officers. a person wanted in connection with the stabbing was located in custody. both individuals involved in this incident are juveniles and students at skyline high school one parent says the first reports of the stabbing came over a citizen app. which is how she got to the school to pick up her child. unacceptable it's despair and to see that our children are at yeah, we send them to school to be safe, and they're not safe and the principal. nobody at the school north by any of the parents teacher told us that inside the campus student rumors were driving the news of the stabbing, not the school's administration with hard facts pretty chaotic and it took about an hour and a half. i think

call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today.s overdose incident on christmas, which sent five people to the hospital. investigators say they were called to a home at post and webster streets at about two o'clock yesterday. six people there were in the midst of what the they call a medical emergency. paramedics administered the overdose reversal drug narcan to the victims at the scene. police say two people are still in critical condition. one person was treated at the scene. and released. authorities did not say if fentanyl was involved in this case, but the drug is causing an overdose epidemic in california and elsewhere. this year, investigators in our state seized a staggering 28,765. of fentanyl. that is nearly six us nearly 600% increase from last year, and experts say that is enough fentanyl to kill everyone in north america. twice over. we are hearing tonight from the mother of a 16 year old boy who was killed just over a week ago in antioch's teen was visiting his family when he was gunned down at a park ktvu s evan sern

at 57 degrees in taking a look ahead at your 7 day outlook. take advantage of wednesday and sunday. the 2 driest days of the next 7 because after wednesday, we're going to see that storm to reopen and even continuing. >> through your new year's eve night as bring in 2023. but starting out the new year with a lot of sunshine, but slightly cooler temperatures in the mid 50's. back to you, ken and catherine. >> all right. a breeze. so thank you very much. coming up, how woman got lost ring back after 21 years. >> and kron four's the place to be on new year's eve. starting at 9 o'clock. we're live from las vegas. ringing in 2023. across the country with music from usher and keith urban. as we get closer midnight, check out an exciting acrobatic performance from the show. dear san francisco at clubs with ghazi capped off by fireworks over the bay are grant lotus and justine waltman are hosting the show. all starts 09:00pm the show. all starts 09:00pm right here on kron. 4. life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrate

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we will look at it closely, as we look at core services and what powell says about it at the press conferenceed? is it making good progress? or does he signal that, yes, it still has a ways to go. that is one of the things we expect to come out of it. we will see in terms of what the signal is for future rate increases as we get that from the summary of economic projections which they update every three months. that is where they get there dot plot. does this coalesce around 5%? is there any chance we get a spread of. -- of dots? that will make people realize that may be this is not just, oh boy we are banding together and we know exactly what we will do? there is a debate. we may see some of that too. haslinda: still uncertainty. that is why investors remain cautious. what else is on the feds screen besides inflation? kathleen: the labor market is still very tight. we will hear questions about wages and the possibility that even as inflation over all comes down, because there is a tight labor market, because the fed has not seen his rate hikes cut that much into final -- seen rate hikes cut

out in carlisle, pennsylvania at the carlisle barracks and is currently during this academic year at west point where she's serving as the charles bowl ewing visitor professor of history. she is also has been commissioned went through rotc and served in the us army reserves. and so she stands a long time ago, but you still stand fairly straight you're recognizable as a military person still she is the author of a whole slew of articles about this or military and history historical. i'm sorry the military political social sort of intersections of history in the era of the american revolution and the colonial era her first book belonging to the arm. can't followers and community during the american revolution still in print and absolutely an essential text for studying this period of time, but she's here to talk tonight about her hot off the press. i think this is maybe literally hot off the breast new book congress's own a canadian regiment the continental army and the american union canada. what is canada have to do with the american revolution, so please join me in warmly welcoming

this is a look at the pg and e outage map at this hour.showing in the south bay and on the peninsula. and those colors indicate moderate outages that are affecting hundreds of people. and we've been in touch with pg and e they say they've got all hands on deck this weekend in case there are problems like downed power lines and any damaged equipment. they are reminding people to please avoid any downed power lanes that might be have fallen along the roadways and to also have a flashlight ready just in case of any potential blackouts in your neighborhood. we're also watching for any potential delays and cancellations at bay area airports for you. now, this is a live look at sfo this morning. you can see the rain has really covered up that camera. they're just dotting the lens. and so far we know of at least at well, just over a little over 100 delays in san francisco coming into san francisco airport and a vast majority of those delays are for incoming flights about 24 departing flights are currently delayed. 3 flights leaving san francisco

yeah, i think that is what you have got to look at. you have| you have got to look at.to look to the future and say, ok, how well you have done. it 0k, how well you have done. it doesn't guarantee automatic success, but they will look at it and say, if that core appears, with another couple in there who will come through in the next 18 months or so, so it shouldn't be all doom and gloom. but hopefully a bright future ahead. and it is some exciting times. yes, this heart is as farms, and also the players and management, until hot. but they have given everything, and itjust wasn't to be. looking forward to the euro in 18 months. we will go into the tournaments is one of the favourites. that can only be a good thing. alan shearer they're saying it is not all doom and gloom. it isn't, but it doesn't feel great at the moment without england at this world cup as we head into the final bit. we will have more from the heart later in the programme. when i come back, what we have all been waiting for— cristiano ronaldo committee has broken his silence after portugal's defeat to m

and at first, he wasn't sure. he was really on the fence in those border lands which way he was going to go. ultimately in the end as we know, he decided to join with the americans that he could create his own regiment and that he had command of that regiment, the second canadian regiment in this case. so hasan is not the person that i really want to talk about. i want to continue on with this regiment on a few other points. second canadian was then in the retreat from canada. at that point, it had lost probably about half of its recruits on that retreat down to crown point and then ultimately into albany. through the summer of '76, there was a true question as to whether or not these canadian regiments would continue. canada was not choosing to join in this rebellion, so why would you choose to join this regiment? the original idea behind it was it would be like all the other colonies that had states as it would have its own it ration of a regiment. but if it's not joining a rebellion, what are we doing with this

just a reminder, we were at zero at the beginning of this year.uld be at 5% in a few months, that's a huge rate hike campaign. >> and we are seeing that impact as well. jill's slicing her schlesinger have a great weekend. >>> we have some rain coming up . i am pumped. >> i think this is a great weekend to stay inside, make hot chocolate from scratch, maybe decorate the house. it is december. there's no reason not to be decorating at this point. it's a chilly start to our day. many of us in the north bay are waking up to this freeze warning issued by the national weather service. this will stay in effect through 9:00 a.m. i showed this earlier, but this is alive look at what's going on just in our beautiful globe. this will make its debut shortly into this weekend. see this circulating behind me? saturday into sunday that will continue to push its way in from offshore bringing in a plethora of moisture. so we are seeing rain on saturday, sundays forecast and even monday, thanks to that system. it's mostly light scattered showers pushing in from off

usually at night at this time around -25°.are russian weather contrasts at the other end of the country the temperature at this time. it will be 50 ° higher in yalta on december 31 it will be sunny and warm in march, plus 13 and by midnight the air will only cool down to plus 8, usually at this time 6-7 ° cooler. well, the weather for the new year in the south of the far east will be almost ideal in vladivostok on december 31, it will be, as today, cloudy around -7 by midnight, the thermometers will drop to -10, and by the morning of january 1 to -12 at the usual time for this time -16 to moscow on the last day of the year , a mild anticyclone crest will determine the year sky from clouds. of course, it will not clean it, but it will help stop precipitation in it. in the capital, it will warm up to plus three in the evening, plus two at midnight, it will also be cloudy and without significant precipitation. air temperature plus one on new year's eve, the air will cool down to about zero values weak ice. light snow is possible,

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call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> new at 9, good news for sharks fans. the sapd center in san jose is just finished installing several new big video displays. a focal point will be the new center hong display which features more than 6,000 square feet of digital campus. >> and the fans are confident looking for new things. we're here in silicon valley, capital of the world. so using technology to get them to go what we could do that something we get asked for is part of our dna. we say that our be had our big hairy audacious goal is the pioneer, the future of sports entertainment. this is one small step. >> it does look good. looks pretty impressive. the main screen is 23 feet high by 41 feet wide on each of its 4 sides. this is designed to bring the action closer to fans from every angle makes me want to go to a game as dakota company designed and made these new displays a total of more than 9300 square feet of digital displays have been at it. >> well, here's some low tech. it's the first full day of winter. and despite the warm up the city of sa

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ah, at lou back university professor corina piper is studying the impact of multitasking on flow at the workplace. dr. ambia, as part of the diary study over a week, we randomly interrupted employees twice a day and asked them about their experiences over the last half an hour. we asked them how much multitasking they'd had to show in the last half an hour. and also how much flow they had experienced. our study shows that multitasking has a negative impact on flow experience on the mosque. victor, embarking on too much, leaving too much on finished having a guilty conscience. and always being digitally accessible leads to permanent stress. but what is the actual route of the problem? as a specialist in digital sociology, professor dominique bull, yea, studies the social effects of new technologies. he analyzes the impact digital factors have on human relations and the world of work. li they do. so you put you at all already daily. the concept of the poly vaillant employee is directly linked to a management model which is now wide spread crystal and must at all times be available and acc

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at the museum of history and culture. so glad you could join us today. as always like to start rethinking our members who made this program possible. your support is essential for making these events happen so we deeply appreciate that. and onto today's speaker, they were very pleased to have with this doctor christopher leahy who is professor college of new york. he will be talking to us about his book president without a party the life and john tyler. john tyler is the nation's own president to be kicked on his own political party. tyler's use of the veto destroyed the legislative chances to win the election in 1844. trade by his contemporaries in many historians as an idea devotion to state with construction on the constitution compromise, doctor lengthy instead argues tyler largely added bipartisan approach to nation problems. it was his status as a president without a party injection of legs and democrats museum of music industry especially grammar for giving us the opportunity to speak before you today. i also want

you're sitting at freezing at 32 while petaluma below freezing at 28 degrees right now.airfax also below freezing in napa, right at freezing at 32 degrees. so definitely bundle up. you need those extra layers. you're getting out. and about this morning. and joe, keep the light jacket on into the afternoon. much like the past few days. reena, i know you've been turned on the car heater and find in a lot of ways to study where i absolutely have been keeping warm and maybe you would have to. >> that's all we can do over the past few days since it's so chilly out there. no major hot spots. that's the news. but you do have a normal morning commute. 20 minutes into the city is a traveling maze to that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge. it will be 19 minutes. a new 101, heading across towards the peninsula. how about your richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, a 15 minute drive traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 28 minutes. all back to you. >> thank you very much. 7.31. on the clock and a developing story that we're following this

high is at 9:38 and tomorrow at 10:24.al flooding. -- you might see minor coastal flooding. rafastatight during the daylight hours we are dry and mostly cloudy, mr. upper 50's. we will track showers exiting by 1:00 a.m.. tonight we keep the cloud cover, mid and upper 40's into friday. friday is totally dry. if you're traveling across california, you have good weather. we know how traveling across grapevine can be a mess, not this year. l.a. is hitting 80 this year. a lot of sunshine, temperatures on saturday getting into the 60's. almost a carbon copy forecast on sunday. we have showers later this evening. drive friday. saturday and sunday looking great for the holiday. next week in the storm door opens with showers moving in. reggie: there is growing pressure for a newly elected republican congressman in new york to resign. there are claims he made up stories about his past, including his family heritage. in the latest claim by george santos is that his grandparents survived the holocaust -- his parents survived the holoc

are you pointing at me? i'm pointing at you. all right. good morning.ali we have some good traffic out there now. let me just say it. i just channeled my steve paulson. now let me just say if something happens, things will change. but right now we have a pretty decent commute. let's go right to the bay bridge. traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive in. this is a look at interstate 80 north and south. that looks very nice, and we haven't had a lot going on in the south bay. we look at san jose 101 and also san jose to 80 and things are doing well. and maybe this weather picture will help roberta roberta, look at this picture here is that fog? roberto is that hes? what is that? you're spot on. it's both. okay we have the haze from the pollutants trapped close to the surface, then we have some patchy fog in and around the bay area, limiting visibility now and throughout the tri valley less than four miles and ability of the tracy area. hi everybody . are you ready for some football? we've got the 49ers playing host of the washington commanders. y

this is at the crossing at east cut.this as the old transmit bus terminal here and kind of near the selma neighborhood. not too far from the bay bridge if you're coming out from the east gate of san francisco, but there's a lot going on a little later this morning. and to talk to me about this morning is alex altman, you are one of the bay area directors, managing directors for street soccer usa partnering to put this all on together. lots going on today. what can we expect? absolutely so semifinal matches huge game today and we're going to be enjoying soccer all over the space, so we have a soccer tournament kicking off at nine a.m. over on the fields. we have $1 beer special here at the bar to start early and get warm. before that game. we have some soccer trivia for big fans starting at nine as well, so lot going on. i was told i'm not allowed to play in the soccer trivia. well i think you're a shoo in so but it should be fun. i mean, we'll see what they come out with gaussian, andre to get in on that, too. we've had

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tonight at 7:00, thousands left stranded at bay area airports.t airlines appears to be hit so much harder than other airline. >>> and if you did make it out of town, how to make sure you're covid-safe. that and more on our 7:00 >>> tonight, the deadly winter blast. more than 25 dead in new york alone as the death toll climbs across the country snow banks ten feet high first responders fighting through the weather. crews going car by car, looking for stranded survivors entire communities encased in snow and ice. and the story of one family, stuck and forced to flee, rescued just in time >>> travel mayhem. thousands of flights canceled or delayed. travelers stranded at airports some stuck for days. what happened with southwest airlines passengers describing a meltdown more than 60% of flights canceled >>> also tonight the water crisis more than 100,000 without water. new reporting from jackson, mississippi where the system has failed again >>> border emergency the bitter chill colliding with the crush at the border. many forced to sleep on the stre

we are at 111%.was kind of like that second half of november and october that let us down so far. and january looks like it is going to keep this going. we are going to take a moment here. and do a long range forecast. we are not going to look at specifics here. we won't promise anything out of this. the long range forecast tax us well into the first week of january and we are all looking at this in the community. there is that long ploom of moisture stretching across the pacific. here comes the first really good storm. that is friday, saturday. we will look at that one in more detail. here comes the next one into january. here comes the next one, that is january 5th. there is another where you know lining up after that. going into january, it is probably going to stay busy. that is what first alert doppler looks like now. we are done with this storm. tomorrow you don't get rained on. yeah, plenty of blue sky tomorrow. we need a break. and tomorrow is that break. on thursday the first storm comes bac

at unlike all the other complexes that at that time were they were all open.uld see these missiles. it was a closed car and only 10-20. seconds before the launch, the doors of the launch vehicle were already opening, the rocket was rising and flying away. by autopilot after launch, he parried the perturbation acting on the rocket during the entire flight, the circular probable deviation now did not exceed 2005 m. in general, this is the first complex in our country, which is in the name in the taxi terms of reference. in its name was written high-precision ttz was written in the sixty-seventh year. and there appeared the word highly accurate for its time. it was e. a breakthrough rocket with a non-nuclear warhead at break gave 15,000 fragments with an area of ​​destruction up to 7 hectares. this is about 10 football fields, the maximum firing range was 70 km, the all-wheel drive three-axle vehicle of the bryansk automobile plant served as the base for the launcher. he could even move afloat at speeds up to 8 km / h in service with the dot complex adopted in th

weeks -- at the issue but it could take at least four weeks. reggie: prod get filed dog armoring for a 15 year prison sentences innately dollars in restitution. his attorneys are asking for a term -- probation. earlier this year he and elizabeth holmes were found guilty of defrauding investors. holmes was sentenced for a years in prison. an arbitrator overturned a firing of the president of the vallejo police association. the former police chief fired him for sending an email with an image of an old police badge with what appeared to be a swastika as well as sending a threatening emailed former san francisco chronicle columnist that said in part, we worn our georgia colleagues of your pending arrival. he has been reinstated. >> the firing was so wrong and unfair and when we got done with the hearing, i told him i couldn't conceive of a scenario in which the arbitrator won't put you back to work. reggie: in a statement on twitter, otis taylor wrote, i've moved forward. the city of vallejo won't be able to do the same until police aren't held acc

news at >> all right. good morning. it is monday december the 19th. >> i'm stephanie lin and i'm james fletcher. we've got a brighter skies out there now than earlier this morning. and you can see we do have what looks like a haze. yeah. blanketing the bay this morning and is also an air quality. some air quality concerns as yeah, and fog to we've got john tracking it all in the weather center. hey, john. yeah, as a right, we've got the spare the air alert and we've got the dense fog advisories, both of them making for less than crystal clear conditions this morning. looking out there bark and arrow at the bay. you can't see much, especially not the east bay hills. >> being shrouded in a mixture of haze and then especially inland, the dense fog that has been really resulting in lower visibility for your travels on the tri valley, 5, 86, 80 on up through concord highway for out to the delta. all of solano county and valleys of the north bay affected by these dense fog advisories. visibility is currently below a mile down

there was at theranos. and those guys got 11 and 13 years respectively. >> this is going to be fascinating to watch unfold. thank you, scott. >> you bet. >>> up next now, he is 25 years old and he is about to become a bay area mayor. we'll chat with alex walker griffin. >>> the 49ers are off to seattle. a lot at stake in tomorrow's game, including this question, will the rookie quarterback be will the rookie quarterback be healthy enough toplay? - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. here is the question. what were you doing at the tender age of 25? i was a sportscaster for nbc in yuma, arizona. not quite the mayor of bay area town. hercules has a new mayor, a

all the staff at that time did not touch the patients at that time, not those who were sleeping, but00, apparently, we had already started to organize the shelter and bring the patients down here, because at that time, well , there were no such obvious explosions near okhmatdyt on at that time and immediately there was no such fear then in a few hours he may already fly to okhmatdit, and then the patients began to be discharged, and from nine o'clock mass patients began to be discharged from the hospital, to free up places for the injured, planned operations on that day were canceled. well, in the future until april of the month, all planned operations were canceled, who was sent to the shelter who were these patients well, uh, we have a children's hospital, our patients are all children and, in principle, children with their parents, it is mainly one person. from the parents , because the doubled ones are in the department and on one of the parents and the child came down here patients who could not walk, we brought them down from their beds at our place at that time we were combine

well, dublin sitting right at freezing at 32 up in the north bay, napa at 34 nevado up to santa rosa beach at 32 while fairfield in fairfax, both at thirty-one degrees. now temperatures are going to cool even further as we make our way towards sunrise. expect some upper 20's on this map here in about an hour or so very similar compared to yesterday at this point, a few of us a little bit colder than yesterday. so we are definitely off to a chilly start all over again. now later on today after these freeze warnings this morning, we do have a similar day to yesterday as far as daytime highs go with daytime highs mostly in the mid 50's. i'll be breaking down exactly what the rest of the week holds. still to come reyna. all right, john, thanks to that. let's get a look at your morning commute. hey, we're still pretty light. still 04:00am. >> 7 min to drive into the city makes that fremont street exit 70. oh, bridge 80 to 1, 0, one. 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. richmond sandra fell bridge about 8 minutes tolls to 101. there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls.

at the moment-— through international arrivals at the moment. , , , , the moment. is the first test here at _ the moment. yes, this is the first test here at gatwick _ the moment. yes, this is the first test here at gatwick airport - the moment. yes, this is the first test here at gatwick airport this l test here at gatwick airport this morning. things so far appear to have been running smoothly. there is a steady flow of passengers who have been coming through the arrival gates and everyone we have spoken to has said that their experience has been relatively normal. but they are seeing military personnel at the passport control rather than the usual border force officials. but so far, the contingency plans appear to be working. 0ne far, the contingency plans appear to be working. one person also said to me that they were using the e gates, those gates where you just scan your passport and don't have to speak to anyone. there is, of course, don't go on strike, the passenger said. the airport is hoping that people using the e—gates and the military personnel will li

hong at ucsf. he says you can still celebrate in large group settings, but there are some things you can do to protect yourself. >> well, i think about the abc's, of course, that is for the air. so it could mean wearing a mask. i'm having a portable hepa filter new celebrations outdoors. bso boosters. it's not too late remember the flu season that still probably going to continue for a while. so you have to get your flu shot now and you have not met. you'll still out protection. of course, the covid most ncso covid testing before gatherings we have made a comeback in my i love other places. and of course, if you're positive, don't forget about 30 foot the flu. tom up, though, and paxlovid for covid. >> and on top of everything else, the huge number of flight cancellations across the country means that a number of people have been forced to win those long lines and course quarters close quarters in the airport. so again, just try to practice is many of those safety tips as possible to keep yourself

new at noon. holiday tradition underway and the cemetery hill county coast volunteers from the farmworker caravan to malaga in san jose are delivering tamales and gifts to farm workers around half moon bay. they packed up 3000 handmade tamales this morning and drove them to the coast, where they are going farm to farm to deliver them. it's part of a mexican holiday tradition called posada. where people reenact jesus' and mary's journey to bethlehem, and they give gifts and food to people along their way, and they're doing this to show their appreciation for farm workers. there's not a single person in america that does not benefit from a farm worker, so we just wanted to acknowledge them, and sometimes they don't have their families. so today we're their family and we're gonna make me cry and we're going to bring them tamales. you know what i mean? and bring them a little love. the volunteers cooked, rolled in steamed tamales over the past two days. the group farmworker caravan started two years a

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right now we're at 34, 025. the early thrill from the much- awaited number which showed prices finally cooling pretty much dissipated. here is what happened. the consumer price index number came in both the headline and the core, lower than expected. the core of course excludes often volatile food and energy prices. year-over-year economists thought we would see prices rise at a 7.3% pace but the actual print, 7.1%. that's the direction you want to see that number going. you want to see it miss, so in the immortal words of mighty wind, remember that movie? the nasdaq intraday move kind of heartbreaking for investors who thought once inflation started to moderate tech would come galloping back? make no mistake it did at the open surging 427 points but right now, up just 88. now the s&p 500 popped 110 points at the open to about 4,100. you can see shortly after 10 a.m. eastern time, in comes the disappearing act. s&p right now up 20 points to 4,010, but stocks weren't the only thing kicking into reverse. treasury