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when you look at this stock, it had been trading at a range for a number of months held in there nicely at 2022 and it looks like it's breaking out to the upside. the thing is, you know, like you mentioned, it's got a housing place to speak in there, mortgage rates higher, it may struggle to get significantly higher, there's a head wind for it when you look at the smart home, esg kind of play, a lot of people out there on twitter, they either love esg, or they hate it. here's one sort of in between, that gets you a little bit techie, with the esg play, and i think i want to use puts, i want to sell a put here, because a price of premium on options in the stock, going all the way out to august, i don't normally go that far out, but when we're looking at this almost 6% premium, selling the august 95 put for $6, break even down to 89, that's the area where the stock broke out to the upside. it's a pretty decent premium return if i keep cash set aside in case i need to buy the stock down there and the stock goes lower basically i think there's enough premium in these options where i can sta

we need to be looking at boys and girls and look at how we ca engage ways and a interventions of being allies. >> sexual exploitation and teen girls is also on the rise a. they coined a term for predator obtaining sexual images of teen and demand payments to keep it secret. >> the kalypso extortion. >> let's follow up with board certified medical dr. and docto jeanette nash a while. it's great to have you on as always. i want to put these up because of this is the youth risk behavior survey. 57 percent teenage girls persistently said 30 percent considered suicide. at 24 percent planted suicide and at 13 percent more than one out of every ten young teenage girls try to attempt suicide. me as the father of two college aged daughters, it's really unbelievably frightening. what's driving this? these numbers are staggering. unfortunately we are seeing a culture and youth generation that's overpowered. they're overrun by social media. unfortunately digital media and social media is an indispensabl part of the social life of the as a young abominable at teenag whether we're dealing with insta

look at all that green and yellow. meteorologist vianey arana is timing out the storm's path hour-by-hour. >> the storm is already leaving new damage in the north bay from fallen trees to a development just now and a major freeway closure. we're monitoring the storm-related hazards. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, xumo, and online. >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm gia vang. the rainfall in some places is starting to intensify. let's get to our team coverage. mike is monitoring major issues on the road and bob redell is? the north bay with a look at new damage overnight. >> we want to start with meteorologist vianey arana leading our coverage this morning. what's the latest on the atmospheric river? >> we're seeing it's already moving through, but a lot of it so far has been light to moderate. the rain rates haven't really picked up just yet. but we're starting to see some of those cells develop just off the coast, not quite inla

you to his story here at gladstones.e also happy to have many of the representatives and executive officer of the community investment and infrastructure to join us to speak more about what this means and the impact to san francisco and the mission bay. first, mayor breed, welcome to gladstones. [ applause ] mayor london breed: all right. i'm first up, huh? many of you may not know but i was a chemistry major. i thought i was going to discover the next big elements on the periodic table of the elements, but i also thought i was going to make my own make-up line and it would basically take over the world. unfortunately i was a clumsy chemist and spilling chloride all over the lab, dropping liquid nitrogen here and there. i decided i better leave it to the professionals, the chemist who really have steady hands and patience to do this incredible work. i knew it was more about fun, but chemistry can be fun as we were talking earlier today on the tour. we are celebrating valentine's day today and it was great to be able to s

at 53. they were carrying well over 115,000 gallons of vinyl chloride. now, that continued to concern authorities because the temperature inside one of the tank cars was increasing, which could result in a catastrophic explosion. the critical point is 180 degrees and at the time one of the cars was reading 140 degrees. as you know, the responders then scheduled a controlled venting of the five vinyl chloride tank cars to release and burn the vinyl chloride. the n.t.s.b. had no role in the decision making or carrying out of the vent and burn. and i want to repeat that. we are not part of the decision making or the carrying out of the vent and burn. the federal railroad administration has guidance for how to conduct vent and burns so as part of our investigation, we will evaluate whether the vent and burn was carried out according to that guidance and whether that guidance needs to be updated. with respect to the tank cars. transporting the hazmat. the train list of what's included in the trai

look at that. chp says there was a man and a woman inside when this large tree came crashing down on to their car. both are okay. obviously complaining of some pain aches and pains here and there, but that they survive. that's the good news. this happened shortly after 7 o'clock along skyline boulevard. >> and people in a spare riding out the storm in castro valley and hayward. a lot of people still recovering. they're from damage that was caused by the storms in january. so hard to keep your head above water. in that case. homes along the san lorenzo creek have part of their backyards. basically slip and break off because the water rose several feet and this was, again, 2 months ago that that happened, crow canyon road in castro valley has suffered through mudslides and all kinds of damage this year. and those who spoke to us say they're just hoping this storm won't be as bad as last. >> i talked to the neighbors up a bit up the street. she said, yeah, it hasn't been this bad. 35 years. so roads g

on thursday at 1 30 pm another broken window was discovered at the fox plaza building at 13 90 market street between the 11th and 12th floors . and the question is, why are these windows systems failing? peskin san francisco's board of supervisors president says the city needs to take action. i expect to introduce that legislation on april the fourth our next board meeting. as well as called hearings to bring national and international experts. i mean, this is not happening in singapore, where they have typhoons. it's not happening in chicago, the windy city why is it happening here? william o. is past president of the structural engineers association of northern california. it could be that the building itself is moving because of the wind, the beams the columns, the walls are moving, and that movement causes the glass pane to unseat and fall. it could be truly that the pressure that the glass was designed to withstand was exceeded in the glasses, broken member of the american society of civil engineers, a sce seven committee that sets wednesday, anders for buildings across the unite

it's at the signal exit. people are using vallas ito's road that's not blocked by theix eighties u, southbound 80 is not too slow san leandro to hayward, and if you're driving to the south day, we don't have a lot going on there right now. little slowing on north dont wanna one near the capitol expressway at 7 16. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. this is the coldest morning by far if you have the luxury of sitting in your favorite chair, sipping coffee, maybe the cat dog right to go out there and the dog. pope valley is 28. ken wood is 28 just outside of clayton, 28 pen grove 28, fairfax 29 woodside 29. sonoma is 30 and aptos is 34 degrees, but jacob a. by the way is 36. there are many twenties up in mendocino county and lake county, middletown, upper lake yukiya windsor's 31 rohnert park, 31. there's the fairfax 29 sent and summoned roster 31 richmond's down to 32. i did see it 30 near sonoma, just outside of town that's in town. napa shows 33 have also seen 30 so there are some really cold read

let's take a look at the damage at the close in europe today.s in credit suisse plunged to a record low, falling 24%. that came after its biggest investor said it could not give the bank any more financial help. here in the uk, the insurer prudential tumbled 10%, and the high street bank barclays, 8%. the plunge by banking stocks left london's ftse 100 down almost 4% at its lowest level this year. it was the index's worst one—day performance since the start of the covid—19 pandemic. taking a closer look at credit suisse — today was the second day of sharp falls for its shares after the swiss bank yesterday disclosed that its auditor had identified "material weaknesses" in its financial reporting controls. its biggest shareholder is saudi national bank, which holds almost 10% of the swiss bank. it now says it can't increase its stake on regulatory grounds. our business presenter, ben thompson, looks at credit suisse�*s growing problems. there are very specific reasons that credit suisse�*s finding itself in this position. you may remember the gre

there was to looked at the moment at 13 under par and it looks as though the australian will drop atn 14th and has moved to within a shot of the lead-— of the lead. in terms of the englishman _ of the lead. in terms of the englishman still— of the lead. in terms of the englishman still in - of the lead. in terms of the englishman still in the i of the lead. in terms of the i englishman still in the running, what are their chances? they are a little further behind but will they have much momentum in this final round? , ., , , ., have much momentum in this final round? , ., ,, ., ., have much momentum in this final round? , ., , , ., ., ., have much momentum in this final round? , ., ,, ., ., ., , ., round? they appear to have stalled. the have round? they appear to have stalled. they have both _ round? they appear to have stalled. they have both dropped _ round? they appear to have stalled. they have both dropped shots i round? they appear to have stalled. they have both dropped shots early| they have both dropped shots early in their runs and have slipped back to eight under par. it

look at that 7 minutes.you're taking public transportation at all today, give yourself extra time because are going to be slowing down. barr, a straint as well because of standing water. 20 woman arrived. 37 to the tolls are checking on some of our drive times. a 38 minute ride up 1, 0, one. 85 into middle park and 8.80, down towards milpitas. 27 minutes. remember highway 84 for fremont to say no, that's closed down because of that standing water. you're going to have to take 6.80, to get around that darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. thanks a lot. it's 33 right now. let's continue our coverage. looks like the clouds are descending on us a little bit there, james. yeah, rain and fog moving in. once more. we've got our team coverage taking us to the east bay, though, where we have. >> mudslides and word of maybe the tree down on niles canyon road. a lot of damage already. and is day one of the storm. gayle ong is live in fremont with a look at what's going on. high gayle. >> good morning, james and dary

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inventory data at 3:00 p.m. also at 3:00 p.m., all eyes on congress.ay powell will be presenting his semiannual monetary policy report to the senate banking committee. coming up first on this program, jamie dimon says his top concerns are ukraine and china. but come on, it is all about jay powell today. everybody will be tuning into his testimony. we will discuss all of that next. later today, catherine mann will be joining the team. don't miss that conversation at 9:30 a.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the consumer still has a lot more money in their checking accounts than before covid. they are spending 10% more than last year pre-covid. it looks like they will have access money to spend roughly until the end of the year. at that point, a little bit of a cliff, a soft landing. qt has not started to bite. that will happen at one point probably later this year and that is when you know what these things do. we can still have a soft landing. the other thing about all this economic forecasting is russia-ukraine. that can change dramatically and very quickly.

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that is at the max. here's another thing i want to show, the climate prediction center shows the updated six to 10 days, showing other conditions for rain outlooks here do not be shocked because we have unsettled weather around the corner. next seven days, right now showing partly cloudy skies this weekend and into next week with windy conditions and unsettled weather north of us, could potentially change this next seven days. for now, enjoy these mild, sunny skies we will see this afternoon with clouds about the north bay and east bay. upper 50s, low 60s, a lot warmer than yesterday. >>> in a way , they have opening to be more relaxed around people. >> a special program helping to make a difference in kids' lives. we introduce you to this >>> a local alternative school is finding a unique way to reach alternatives students. once a week, they settle up with horses. here's a look at the special program and how it is helping students learn life lessons outside the classroom. >> reporter: 15 year old jovani

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on thursday at 1 30 pm another broken window was discovered at the fox plaza building at 13 90 market street between the 11th and 12th floors . and the question is, why are these windows systems failing? peskin san francisco's board of supervisors president says the city needs to take action. i expect to introduce that legislation on april the fourth our next board meeting. as well as called hearings to bring national and international experts. i mean, this is not happening in singapore, where they have typhoons. it's not happening in chicago, the windy city why is it happening here? william o. is past president of the structural engineers association of northern california. it could be that the building itself is moving because of the wind, the beams the columns, the walls are moving, and that movement causes the glass pane to unseat and fall. it could be truly that the pressure that the glass was designed to withstand was exceeded in the glasses, broken member of the american society of civil engineers, a sce seven committee that sets wednesday. anders for buildings across the unite

they look at imports to fall at a higher rate due to lower commodity prices. there we go, higher rates here. yvonne: this is a libor. rishaad: correct. yvonne: we have not seen this in decades. a decade or more, where libor rates have dropped 5% amid the fed repricing. treasury bills overall. the bottom there is deposit rates, which basically have not caught up with these rates. certainly banks are struggling to catch up with this move. we will see how hibor it plays out in hong kong as well. you mentioned the rba. a month ago they were talking about, guns blazing, hawkish. rishaad: they said maybe we'll have a pause, then suddenly became hawkish. we talked about team transitory. these are team seesaw. [laughter] yvonne: obviously there will be a big? question mark here. 25 basis is basically a done deal. will we see a pause now that the data has softened of late? -- the foreign minister of china will be talking more on the sidelines of the npc. there will be a lot of questions that we heard from president xi himself yesterday talking to the political advisory

>>> now at 11:00, the subtropical tap is back. another storm due in tomorrow night with powerful winds of heavy rain. >>> and thousands of people still have not been able to return to their homes as they brace for more rain. >> the second bank in as many days has collapsed, just as the feds make a deal to guarantee silicon valley bank customers get their money back. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we're counting down to the active bay area tomorrow. we're getting a little break from the rain right now. some light showers across the bay area at this hour as we wait for the next storm to arrive. >> and there is still a lot of places that have not fully recovered from the last round of rain. that's what menlo park looked like this morning. flooded streets in one neighborhood. and the freeway shut down in both directions in fremont. there is also a mud slide at the overpass. three southbound lanes have since reopened, but the northbound side remains flooded and closed. >> now this all pails in comparison to the

kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. 2 students were injured. >> one was killed in a stabbing, a montgomery high school in santa rosa as kron four's amanda hari reports. students are voicing their concerns about safety on campus. >> some of the students i spoke to here at montgomery high school say they didn't feel safe here even before the stabbing. and now they feel like they're going back to class too soon after a tragedy sunday afternoon, the montgomery high campus was mostly empty except for a few students preserving this memorial by moving it indoors. the memorial is for 16 year-old jayden pm to who was fatally stabbed on wednesday. olivia cruz says she and jaden have been best friends since kindergarten. she was on lockdown in the school office after the stabbing when she found out her friend was the victim. i was devastated. i was crying >> i was yelling at everyone knows that. you know, it could have done better. cruz says after losing her best friend, she won't be attending

a quick look at beijing at the moment.remier li qiang, at the moment, talking about dismissing talks of a decoupling of china and the u.s., pointing to record trade between the two. talking more about the relationship. the foreign minister elaborated on the subject last week. rowan companies are still confident in china. also china is promising to help the environment for them there. similar comments to the foreign minister last week who says raising inbound investment shows the confidence foreign companies have in china's growth, which is expected to be 5% this year. something that will not be easy to get to, according to the new premier. up next, we will have a look at more of svb, british banks stepping in with a plan to save silicon valley bank depositors from losing their money. details on that, coming up ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's have a look at some of the events investors and beyond will be looking at this week. we have the aukus meeting, australia, the u.k. and the u.s. british-designed ships being

we're still at a five-week low on the dollar index at the moment.veryone has argued it's time for the market to go down. it's kind of bounced back. so for customers who are thinking about the next transaction, what advice would you have. >> against the currencies we've been in in emerging markets, most of those are under a lot of pressure. yields have had to spiral when those countries didn't match what was going on with the fed. they've paid years of low interest rate involvement, and it's looked -- those economies have looked very attractive in terms of picking up yield. they've had to review it to match it, and what's happened in the banking sector over the last couple of weeks is going to leave people with a risk appetite away from areas like that. so there's going to be a lot of nervousness as far as emerging market are concerned in terms of where the fed's going, can we see an end to this. >> it's a reversal of the tide, isn't it? for years we looked at it and you saw the frontier. this is changing now. the fed's trying to wind down the balanc

this is how the confrontation with the england team looks at uemble tonight at 19:00 kyiv time.ant to announce that we will have a big studio at 18:10. there will be super guests myron markevich artem fedetsky inclusion with vasyl kobin oleksiy mykhailichenko exclusives i have comments on how to beat england, that is, at 18:10 on the espresso tv channel and on youtube, and then after the game at 21:00, we will also meet on youtube and on the espresso tv channel, and for now i encourage you to subscribe to the espresso youtube channel and if you look at youtube, you have such an option as to vote for the result of the match england national team ukraine national team who will win three options england a draw or ukraine we vote at the end of the program we will tally up such interim results well, you tell me which one to vote for well, as always choose a draw because it starts 0:0, that's why there was a draw for at least one minute, i'm in favor of victory. for example, despite the fact that we have certain problems now with the squads and the coaching staff, first of all, but fo

janelle, coming up at 5:00, we'll take a very close look at monday and tuesday's storm. what we're talking about on rain totals and where we'll get hit the hardest with that atmospheric river again early next week. >> another one coming. thank you so much, jeff. >>> we showed you that video earlier of the road washing away in soquel in santa cruz county. that's where our robert handa is right now. robert, i've been looking at the video. crazy to see residents like stuck on the other side. repairs under way right now. what's the situation there? >> reporter: well, right now we're here on what's left of the main street section that runs over bates creek. behind me, you can see the six-foot culvert that did run underneath main street. you can see the painstaking operation here where they're about to drop these rocks. they're asking me to back up here. all right. they're asking me to back up because as you'll see, as mike stumbles, go ahead. go ahead. we actually had to back off because they want to drop these rocks on the far side of the creek here. that's to stabilize the

he was at a nightclub.or tied to the nba star dating back to the summer. "the washington post" detailed two incidents involved morant and two friends. he apologized for the social media video and in a statement said, taking time away to get help and deal better with stress. >>> time now for the weather, and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. how's it looking out there, michelle? >> hey, there, jonathan. good to see you. we're looking at unsettled weather in the west. a couple of storms will move onshore and add to the rain. we'll have snow in the sierra nevada mountains. 14 million people impacted by winter weather alerts. into the northern plains and even the great lakes and portions of the mid-atlantic, looking at some winter alert this morning. this is what it looks like. snow showers throughout the west, the northern plains, and then we're going to watch a little pocket of energy move throughout this area. a dusting of snow into new york city tonight and tomorrow. big differen

, trading at 5%. now down to 4.2195%. this is a flight to safe pe -- flight to safety and crypto firms have shored up nicely bitcoin is back above $22,000. up 4.25% >>> we want to dig into the collapse of silicon valley bank and more issues from regulators. steve liesman has more >> how about the reporters it was a busy weekend. it reminds you of the great financial crisis regulators looking to shore up the fragile banking system and looking to avoid a crisis. investors asking if they succeeded. the failure friday of silicon valley bank was the second largest failure in u.s. history. the first bank run of the digital age because of the concern of tweets. it created a broader run on smaller and regional banks in the country and that money in silicon valley bank would not make pay payroll. andrew, a source telling me it is not always that smooth. the transfer of deposits you may think you transferred money on friday and it may not be available to you today. >> is the system gummed up there were things t

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well, i see, they did not want to stay at home at all next to us, examples of life, a woman, there isus at all until 2018. artem served in the ato, but at the time of the full-scale russian invasion, he was a civilian, he worked as a picker in a warehouse for decorators, he taxed, therefore, until the end, the family trusted artem with the security of the house, they did not search the phones they didn't look, they only checked the documents, after that they took them to the street, stripped them, looked for tattoos for up to a year, and then they asked at the time if you were an azov, they probably shot now, then artem was allegedly taken away for filtering, they promised to return very quickly, but elena was still worried and after a few hours she rushed to look for him according to rumors that the arrested men were being held in the village council. elena went there and through the crack in the front door was still able to see artem all this time elena was waiting for artem on the street when they brought him out, they only had he passed a few minutes to say goodbye, he said to the

at least it's clear, we can leave the umbrellas at home. and as we go into today, temperatures warm up into the mid-50s at lunchtime, eventually reaching into the upper 50s for today. it will get warmer for part of the weekend. we'll talk about that as you're making plans. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> we always plan for this, the first burst for san jose, right on schedule, even on a lighter friday. north 101 slows just north of 680/280 interchange. a look ahead, we will have southbound 17, landscape work, just like yesterday. things were really tough. i saw a lot of slowing, my friends who drove through the area saw the slowing but not the lane closure. there will be more folks heading there as you might head to the beach after work. >> you're a weekend planner, too, i like it. >>> buying a home can be daunting, especially for first-time home buyers. california is lending a hand to help out with a down payment on a new home. in this competitive housing market, the housing finance agency has launched the california dream for

this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. our top story this hour. protesters are rallying outside of san francisco's hall of justice to demand that the district attorney move forward with prosecuting a san francisco police officer for killing an unarmed man kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest details o the court's decision. >> and see that happen again and again. >> we know that we need to have got to that in the we need a district attorney represents u.s.. >> community organizers gathered for a rally outside the hall of justice in san francisco to protest against sf district attorney brooke jenkins move to dismiss the manslaughter charge against former sfpd officer christopher for the 2017 shooting death of neal. >> who was unarmed at the time? this is my >> but it's also about the future. >> the city of san francisco settled a 2 and a half million dollars civil lawsuit in the case. however, key males on april green voices, her concerns with the da's desire to dismiss criminal charges against the f

the headlines at 5pm... matt hancock disputes claims he rejected covid testing advice during the pandemic after whatsapp messages leaked to a newspaper suggest he was told there should be testing of all residents going into english care homes. the parents of 16—year—old kaylea titford, who died following "shocking and prolonged neglect" at the family home in mid wales, have beenjailed. i find it impossible to say that one parent was more to blame than the other. they were both equally responsible, and they were both equally culpable. the greek transport minister resigns and a station master in charge of signalling has been arrested after at least 36 people died and dozens injured following a train crash in northern greece. as the search continues, police fear a missing two month old baby has "come to serious harm." the parents, constance marten and mark gordon, have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. new data shows hundreds of sex offenders slipped off the police radarjust by changi

yes, we still have delays at 10. 34 at night. we're still looking at this laces, breezy conditions and you can see the runway is just what so if maybe you are working overnight, it's going to be a sloppy commute is going to be sloppy commute may be in the morning as well. we'll get to that. so future cast winds really is the top story as we've been showing you video of just the storm damage and a lot of that caused by trees being knocked down. and that's because of the breezy conditions and that saturated soil as more rain expected during the overnight hours as well. so futurecast wind just showing you even in the overnight hours, we're still going to be 20 miles per hour up to the north, down to the south will hold steady at 20 miles per hour, too. so we're still going to see those breezy conditions. and when you wake up in the morning, that's going to the same story, especially up to the north. >> i just saw 30 miles per hour in the overnight hours. so, yeah, it's going to be breezy. >> taking a look and dishing to the breeze i

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we had 15,000 to 20,000 persons present at buxton at the time.n right. matthew moore is an officer in the drones team at derbyshire police. he and his colleagues tracked down a man called mark bagguley, who flew a drone dangerously close to a hurricane, flying over thousands of people at buxton carnival. we weren't aware as police that there was a drone in the air over buxton carnival at the time. the pilot even spoke to us and said he wasn't aware either. he was quite gobsmacked, to be honest, once we showed him the pictures. the photos were taken by a local man who initially thought there was a bird next to the hurricane when he zoomed in. he contacted police who searched social media and found aerial photos that bagguley had taken of buxton carnival. it wasn't until he was arrested and we downloaded the data from the drone that we were quite happy to say that it was him flying the drone at the time of the offence. sion and tim are former raf pilots who now train people to fly drones safely at this airfield in nottinghamshire. it's quite shocki

winter storm warning at the higher elevations until 5:00 p.m. wednesday. gusty winds at 70.ising as we head towards tomorrow. golden gate bridge camera showing raindrops on the lens as it will look different for the a brief two day break is coming wednesday and thursday. on our exclusive abc 7 weather impact scale, it is a level three. we have possibility for downed trees and power outages. the winds will be ramping up tomorrow morning over 30 miles an hour, but by 10:00 a.m., you are looking at over 50 mile an hour wind gust over the coastal regions and higher elevations. saturated ground, not much to topple trees and power lines. 5:00 tomorrow, heavy rainfall. 7:00 a.m., still coming down. if you can work from home, this would be a good time to do it. the potential is therefore thunderstorms. towards 10:00 a.m., the intensity starts to ease and it is just scattered showers expected for the evening commute. rainfall projections have changed. one to two inches for the north bay mountains, but parts of the central bay, we will have the rain shadow. 40's, 50's, stormy start to

at your home? the night at your mother's, instead you wander the streets and call me. not the closest you know. i really wanted to. tell you what's going on in my family. it's so ambiguous, you just don't get it. why do you think? because as far as i understand you lived in a good friendly family. because the most beautiful day of my life is my mom left me. and now the words mom. i associate it with betrayal. all these years i tried to justify it. understand why she left me in a shelter? there must be some reason. i believed that she would come back and pick me up. he didn't try to find you. so when i found out that the woman who lives across from my house was a friend of our family, my real mother was silent. i hated her. on your emotions you can understand. you may still have to see me. you need to be ready for this. forgive me, of course, but why, after all that happened between you, both she and you did not cross the road and did not remain with your mother? not even with my foster mother alway

all of them at risk. if the big ones strikes magnifying the danger, according to engineers and architects, a 2018 government move to legalize unregistered construction work people in istanbul. want to be sure that their home is safe. plus the up almost dunker and we're having the tester for our safety and discipline as a mom. it's important because it's impossible to know where you will be when an earthquake happens. you could be at home in the building. i am new. we've done the municipality says nearly $100000.00 buildings in the city are at risk of collapse all serious damage in the event of a major quake. is solomon there more than 1000000 buildings in a stumble? about 800000 of them built before. 2000 views are the ones we want to focus on. it's a mammoth task. the engineers carrying out the inspection work and an anxious wait for residence, wanting to know if their home will withstand the next big quake. joining me now from london is yasmin, did him act as she's an engineer, specializing on the effec

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but boy, you can see at a glance. it really is the east bay and the peninsula, the south bay, the the bulk of the outages right now in the east bay. we're still dealing with about 31,000 or so customers without power really clustered primarily around concord, walnut creek, pleasant hill, martinez, those areas on the peninsula. it really is along the bay shoreline. you can see here just south of sfo. we've got a cluster of orange that indicates 505,000 customers without power. and that is the stories you go all the way down. 1, 1, to 80 following along as you head down into the south bay, the south bay's where we've been seeing the most outages. right now, they've about 82,000 customers without power. and here you can see a little bit of red. we'll zoom in here. this is just east of downtown cupertino, 5,000 or so customers without power. there. that's where we're seeing the most concentrated outage, at least in the south bay. we did have some red earlier this morning n the area of sunnyvale. they had a actually a hand

that is at stake here. can it be a block of the country for weeks or will it go through and fizzle out that is the position of the government and unions to keep the pressure on. whether students start striking as well? some left-wing parties are calling for young people to join the movement once you have the youth in the streets, as they say in france, you're in trouble. we will have to keep an eye out. >> we will charlotte, thank you for the information and analysis >>> shifting gears to in focus this morning carlsberg ceo will retire by the end of the third quarter this year that announcement happened this morning and the search for replacement is ongoing. >>> hellofresh expects profits to come in below adjusted earnings you can see hellofresh shares under pressure selling off nearly 4%. >>> henkel sales jumped 9% in 2022 boosted by price increases. the consumer goods company post a ed a 13.7% decline the group warned it expects to fall in 2023 as it battles consumer demand. >>> online fashion retailer za

look at the buildings there. reaching 15 feet at some of the campsites. no estimate for when that park had reopen. look at that many you can't get into the campsite, and you can't go into the bathroom. which is a major impediment. >> snow at disney land. it's graupel? >> graupel. it's a snowflakes. it appears like a soft hail if it were to accumulate or you stick your hand out. >> so glad you're here. graupel at disneyland. people wondering oh, my gosh, what's happening. >> it looks like a sno-cone. >> shaved ice. >> oh! exactly. >> exactly, right? >> you need to collect it, go to a little booth and put some syrup. >> make your own. >> they'll probably hook you up at disney land with that. >> what's happening? >> more sun on the way, and yes, we have that rainfall still lining up for the weekend, and i'll get you all the particulars on what i'm seeing on that. let's take you outside just because it's so rare, so unusual. more looks at this snow across mt. hamilton. just beautiful. so you know, nice to see it. now that we're kind of past those storms, but,

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they had seen a weakening at the end of 2022, and they're able to maintain their margins at at leastation and constant cost cutting, tesla has spurred market demand through price reductions so that's why they're the leader in the space and why they will maintain market share throughout the year as a matter of fact, we pulled some data from china together from q1, and as far as we can tell, the chinese auto and ev market has weakened materially but tesla has -- could be up sequentially in china, which would be an incredible feat. that is on the back of price cuts, which led them potentially to increase market share in q1 >> george, i guess i'm curious from a bigger picture macro perspective as you lay out the case for evs here in america at least, how important are tax credits to the growth story of the u.s. ev makers, or north american based ev makers, opposed to those coming out of china? the reason i ask is it appears as though china's ev manufacturing is rivalling u.s. ev manufacturing, and is that a spur of demand because of these tax credits, or do they largely not factor into t