look at this.appening. >> take it easy if you're headed out the door. >> the "today" show starts right now. next news here is at 11:00. >> you can also join us at nbcbayarea.com. we continue >>> good friday morning. that major winter storm on the move and taking a toll. >> with millions in the danger zone today. it's january 19th. that dangerous winter weather that's led to death, damage and

oakland in fremont at 61 while he was at 62.d shows similar temperatures tomorrow wednesday. we do cool down back into the 50's for most areas along with some showers moving through likely to see some more showers into friday and saturday as well. britney's in for a this morning with a look at the roads and a lot of issues out there right yeah, we're really busy see slow drive times across the map. but a couple big problems to make sure you know about. >> we're watching this unpleasant and we're hearing about a car that lost control, went down a ditch or waiting for a tow truck. again, this is pleasanton 6.80, southbound near seminole boulevard. you want to take 84 5.80, to avoid some of those delays. i know this is a tough spot to find delays. so if you have to take safe 6 ad, you're going to see the slow drive times an early-morning accident. car fire 5, 80 eastbound at fruitvale avenue in oakland still causing traffic to go stop and go traffic. we're looking at 40 miles per hour. you can take 13 or 8.80 in oakland to avoid so

we're at 13 minutes, at least for now.one-on-one, no reported problems. 18 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls were at 20 minutes, at least for right now. >> thanks. a lot of rain is 10. 48 for your money this morning. bay area. home prices are on the rise, but >> home sales continue to decline each year, according to rematch, home prices are up 3.7% year-over-year in the bay area. and that makes the median home sale price. over 1 million. 22,000 dollars. home sales are down almost 10% year over year. the average bay area home cells. and 44 days, which re max says is 2 days faster than in 2022. in the south bay, santa clara county is cracking down on the city of cupertino to build more affordable housing. the city must a january deadline to submit a housing plan for their growing population. and now the city has to allow developers to submit affordable housing project after the deadline to be exempt from zoning laws. the city is expected to submit a plan by may. that shows how they're going to build about 5

let me take a look at this here for you at the toll plaza, there is only a very small delay at the metering lights. and that's all 702. let's get back to the headlines. >> it is a big weekend for bay area football fans. the san francisco 40 niners will host the green bay packers tomorrow evening at levi's stadium in the nfl divisional round playoffs. ktvu bailey o'carroll live in santa clara with someone who used to wear the red and gold uniform. i understand bailey. garcia, good morning. >> that's right. fans here, uh, apparently set some very early alarms. there's really no regard for what time of day it is right now. 7 a.m. there's a bunch of niners fans already out here at a sushi restaurant in downtown san jose this morning. they're partying. they're having a good time. but maybe one of the most important people here, i feel safe saying, you probably have the most nfl experience here, john. pay you were a niner for a handful of years. what do you think? i mean, this is a this is a big game, right? it's kind of the first step in that mission that quest for that six lombardi trophy. what

take a look at this video. it is of a woman who attempted to drive across a rushing creek over in livermore, near livermore, after the waterway swept over a road, and her truck flipped over. she had no way out, no one heard her yelling for help through the night. she was able to get on top of the bottom of her truck. a camper found her. thanks to that camper, emergency responders were alerted, alameda county fire, and neighboring agencies came, as well as a chp rescue rel helicopter, who lowered a rescue technician to the woman. >> i don't know how she did it in the dark, the cold, the wetted, but she was able to do that, and she was very excited to see our san ramon valley fire rescue technician. >> reporter: understandably so, very happy to see that rescue team. now, that woman was treated for hypothermia, but she is expected to make a full recovery. an incredible story, some really incredible video there, and a good reminder to not test the waters. so far, team coverage continues. we're going to check out ho

we are looking at the likes of reliance industries, unilever, and looking at those two reporting there on the way up. it seems like a broad-based move to the upside. don't forget that we should be looking at some of the companies that came out with their figures on thursday as well. charter communications having its fastest revenue growth in nine years. 17% growth in its december quarter. net interest income growing 18% year on year, so it should be a good one for them. don't forget, we have the 197 communications out with their number as well. this is a fintech company, q3 results are out today. some of those companies we are watching closely there. a lot more coming up right here on the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: jakarta slightly to the downside, but we are seeing broad-based gains for equities in this part of the world. it's really where tsmc had to say about this return to growth this year. that has put a rocket under the whole industry group of semiconductors. looking there, sti is up to the upside in the nifty, as we have just been discussing, also rising. as we are ta

at 7 a.m, we're getting a lot of people mad at us. that car, you know, they need to wake up. >> it's 7 a.m. >> you should be working. >> it's friday. >> yeah, it's friday and they have a meeting. >> they have a meeting at eight, and they really should be doing some calisthenics before the meeting and some stretching. >> they need to be in the bed watching the show. >> oh my gosh. here's a live look at a rooftop camera this morning. >> partly cloudy conditions. it's all about sun and surf today. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect along our coastline for the increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. tomorrow it's all about light, scattered showers. it's a level one storm on the abc seven storm impact scale, but we're finally getting some heavy snow in the sierra tomorrow. winter storm warnings do begin early tomorrow morning. today, though locally it's a beautiful forecast. a few passing clouds early on this morning, then it's all sunshine by lunchtime and throughout the afternoon. 4 p.m. it's looking very nice with t

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and napa, 60 at fairfield and 63 at concord. and these are our forecast headlines. late night storm is developing right now. rain will be heavy at times, especially during the overnight hours. expect a messy morning commute with rain, gusty conditions, even a slight chance of a thunderstorm, and through midweek we expect dry conditions on tuesday, but more rain moving in on wednesday. now this storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level two storm for late tonight and tomorrow morning. moderate to heavy rainfall, gusty wind and again a slight chance of thunder . looking at the forecast animation, you can see between now between 6 p.m. actually and about 730. we'll see more areas getting these heavy downpours reaching down south of the golden gate, over to the east bay onto the peninsula and down to the south bay. by late tonight, midnight. we still have wide coverage across the bay area on this from this storm by 5:00 tomorrow morning as morning commute gets underway. looks like the rain will be easing up in th

heavy at times. hour-by-hour outlook we continue with rain through lunchtime but heavier bands later this afternoon. a timeline and what's ahead in about ten minutes. >> cinthia, see you soon. thanks. >>> here in the bay area, as we just mentioned, cinthia was saying, people are bracing for that widespread rain. a live look at san francisco, oakland, walnut creek. the oath one without gloomy cloud cover. light rain now. cinthia mentioned, the storm is already overt north bay. planning to leave the bay area, travel to maybe tahoe, prepare for heavy snow and ice. sierra under a winter storm warning right now. areas in tahoe are under an avalanche warning. chain controls required on highway 50 and 80. expect road closures on this busy holiday weekend. >>> and a live look at palisades tahoe where a famed chairlift is reopened this morning following this week's deadly avalanche. the lift called kt-22, known at kt, world renowned for one of the best here. provides access to where an avalanche killed one ma

the service will be held at 10 a.m. at the three crosses church in castro valley. as we look to build a better bay area, we have focused a lot on san francisco from fighting crime to reimagining downtown. there are a lot of issues to address, and this morning we're looking at the san francisco. center on market street. adidas announced it's closing its store, joining a growing list of big name retailers that pulled out of the mall. abc seven news reporter tim johns tells us the potential options to fill those vacancies. >> governor gavin newsom in los angeles wednesday announcing a new state of the art tech and health research park, a collaboration between ucla and the private sector taking over a space that was once a westfield mall. >> this is a race for global dominance in this space. this is about exponentials. >> meanwhile, up north here in the bay area, our own mall in san francisco is seen a new store close its doors. adidas announcing friday they'll be shutting down on january 13th. it's not just mall space that's becoming more available in san francisco, t

if he is looking at the supply, he is looking at a great buying opportunity. we had a couple of days to figure this one out. they think this short-term set up could go either way. i think you should simply own apple, not trade it. they have the s&p 500 to do a setup. getting it over in the early months of their life, rather than the summer, that is what they see in the terms of the chart. that is equal for the s&p 500. betsy, in california, how are you? >> i'm doing great. thanks. people are original members of the investment club. the fact of the matter, the investment club started back in the cramer days. i have been there with you. >> is started a long time ago when i thought i wanted to teach people and give money to charity. that is really important to me. i have stuck with it. >> i have to tell you how thrilled everyone i know is with the club. i have a question. something that bothers me. i have four quarters that are the increasing fund of that ownership. four quarters, they made every single one of their numbers. pe is a .63. profit margin is 15.02%.

let's look at shares and the stock at this stage.urrently trading higher by more than 4%. >>> when it comes to publicis, it will inn investvektfante inv million as it posts a 6.3% rise of organic revenue in 2023 coming above the guidance range. the stock is higher in the session. >>> let's turn nokia the company posted a 27% fall in the fourth quarter operating profit amid lower demand for 5g technology in north america. the company has 43.1% per share. it is moving higher by 6%. nokia is important to keep in mind that earlier this week, we heard from ericsson and they both are struggling with the america market >>> let's turn to wizz air a more than 16% revenue jump for 2023 coming in it over $1 billion euro the airline posted an operating loss for the period amid headwinds from the geopolitical situation in the middle east cnbc spoke to the ceo earlier this morning and asked them whether recent controversy impacted them. >> we don't fly boeing we take significant interest in the industry i think the system needs to be enhanced i al

it happened at around 5:30 tonight at a home on garrison avenue in castro valley.ideo shows dozens of firefighters. the fire broke out, we are waiting to hear back. >>> while standing the ground at people's park, protesters continue and cite the historic site of the counterculture freedom park. nearly 48 hours of the demonstrations at the uc berkeley sent its officers to clear the park, part of a move aimed at creating more university housing. gia vang with the people who say it should stay as their park. >> reporter: music filled the air at the corner of white and telegraph in berkeley. and, soon was being served along with pizza and more just a couple of steps away,. police tactical gear for many agencies on one side and 150 protesters on the other side of a pair of kid beaded all stems from what happened thursday morning at the historic people's park. >> they came in like several people deep. they had a tag team. >> reporter: ziggy is one of the people living at the park. he and others climbed a tree when a swarm of officers came in. the university sent dozens o

now, at five. what the pilot may have been doing before the crash and the impact overnight for anyone driving in the area. >> when our children are online, they're the product and uh- addiction to social media is the business model. all lawmakers in washington looking to rein in social media sites, top tech executives on capitol hill this morning answering questions about the impact on young people. >> here comes an atmospheric river rolling into the bay area this morning. rain and wind expected to intensify throughout the day and into the night. flood watches, in effect in several neighborhoods this morning. and good morning to you. it is wednesday, january 31st, and we want to start with a check of that forecast. >> so it's not only the rain, it's also the wind. today so let's take a look at live doppler seven this morning. you can see for the most part we just have some light showers along the coast. and in parts of the north bay. much of the morning is going to feature just some light showers.

we're only at 40 degrees at 6:00.e go throughout the day, a slow warm-up and rain coming in by late morning into the early afternoon. i'm timing out the rain for all of our microclimates and we'll talk about the weekend in a few minutes. >>> and indeed the crew did clear from the san mateo bridge, and so has the slowing. this slowing is in san jose right on schedule, north 101 sees our first burst of traffic. we'll see what else we can see for the build. we'll check the east bay and the bay bridge. >> we'll check back with you. >>> it is quickly approaching a quarter until 6:00. new video of some truly terrifying moments for workers in a south american tv studio, after gunmen took over a live newscast and started firing.pen ecuador. masked men stormed the studio and took tc television employees hostage. the broadcast continued airing for about 15 minutes before the transmission was cut. police eventually stormed in and arrested 13 men without anyone dying. the suspects are now facing terrorism charges. authorities say

51 at 1 o'clock at 4. we'll kind of duplicate that again.in, a chilly breeze coming up in a bit. we'll walk through the week. they forecast looks like the extended and into your 7 in your 4 zone forecast rather, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> new this morning, the oakland police department is investigating a homicide on the 5900 block of san leandro street. it happened just after 05:45pm. officers got a call of a person shot. officers responded and found an adult female suffering from a gunshot wound. they were taken to a hospital where they passed her identity has not been released. another hindu temple in the east bay is hit with a the jays show bali temple and hayward was vandalized with graffiti supporting a sikh separatist. a separate acts happened at a temple in newark last month that graffiti criticize the prime minister of india. the temple's president tells us a small team runs the temple and repairing the sign will not be an easy fix. >> for a sign like this and even on the artist game, he was devastated. and he said, yo

we are looking at battery and lithium stocks at the chinese mainland. big news on the weekend where the u.s. will start, will ban the pentagon from buying batteries produced by chinese makers from october 27 on. we will be talking about that very topic with both our securities and they are forecasting a weaker demand in china. we will get their views later on. yvonne: first we will hear from the european commission vice president on why he thinks geopolitical tensions pose fresh risks to global trade. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> misinformation and election interference is going to be a real challenge that we all have to tackle. >> we are talking too much about donald trump in europe. we should prepare ourselves for a possible second term for donald trump. by first doing our european competitiveness. >> the best defense is attack and to attack properly you need to be strong at home. being strong means having a strong, deep market, having a real single market. >> we have a $2 trillion deficit with no end in sight. i do not know that the country frankly is pre

the vigil will be held tomorrow at the tyre nichols skate park in sacramento at 05:00pm.is impacting the sierra with up to 2 feet of snow expected to fall in the next few days. john hutton reports what to expect. >> drivers along i-80 racing up the mountain to get to their destination ahead of the store. we tried to beat the traffic and tried to beat the storms. the roadways clear for the afternoon through the donner summit. kelly is driving up from sacramento, picking up her granddaughter, visiting from reno, meeting her halfway at a rest stop the same trip last year. the donner summit shut down from a similar snowstorm. my granddaughter actually got stuck last year at my house in sacramento for an extra week because the snow was so bad. so we're trying to avoid that tonight. before the storm comes tomorrow. meanwhile, a busy week for caltrans clearing ice and snow from the roadways left behind from wednesday store. >> now with all prep work all over again, heavy snow expected at lower elevations means more crews will have to respond. caltrans already attacking roadway o

looking at san jose, we've had a couple of incidents. this is looking at 101. but we've been watching out for a couple of single-car accidents, as well as an accident that's been happening in parts of the east bay that they're cleaning up near walnut creek. as far as the bridge drive times, it is green. that means everyone is flowing at least at the speed limit, but you do want to slow it down and keep an eye on everyone around you to stay safe. i'll have another update again in a few minutes. >> looks good. kari, thanks. >>> well, the new year means new pay for millions of americans. ahead on "today in the bay," the state is raising their minimum wage, starting today, and the ramification for business. >>> plus -- >> snoop dogg is going to paris. more on his new gig the rapper is taking on this coming summer. >>> as we head to break, happy new year from >>> happy new year to you. the time is 6:12. let's get a look at rohnert park. starting out foggy this morning and 45 degrees right now. a chilly morning. then we'll see the fog clearing out around 8:00. it's s

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staa . , at the stage where he will be findin: at the stage where he will be finding any — at the stageny couch possible. one thing that is possible is that if the penny falls, the retail price inflation index falls, the way the bank of england handles its bond portfolio, these are three major factors that could maybe leave the lbr to re—estimate its estimate made in november. one estimate was that the chancellor might have about £5 billion extra. if a 1.3 basic cat in the basic tax cut would cost him 4-5,000,000,000, that makes in the basic tax cut would cost him 4—5,000,000,000, that makes a bit of sense. not economically, butjust in terms of the numbers. —— a basic cut. so the chancellor will be looking for any possible way in which he can justify another little boost to people's incomes in the lead up to the election and hope beyond hope that makes a difference to some voters. whoever wins the election will have to raise taxes, cut spending, or both? i certainly think they will end up cutting taxes, they think of the chancellor find some money to cut taxes this year. _ find some mon

new at noon. here in oakland, there is a campaign underway to help improve safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and commuters. just minutes ago, mayor shengtao and other city leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony on 14th street near city city. project o said it's aimed at improving pedestrian crossings, sidewalks, bike lanes, landscaping, bus boarding, islands and shelters, and more. >> we know that these implementation is not only here on 14th street, but across the city is going to make a difference and it's going to save lives. we know that too many people have been hit, have been injured, and we're not waiting for the data, which means we are waiting for people to be harmed before we actually start the execution of knowing that we need to make our streets safer. the project is being paid for with funds from bond measure k, which oakland voters passed in 2016. >> it's allowed the city to invest millions of dollars in cleaning, maintaining and repairing streets. tech sees and officially kicks off

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high tide at 9:42 this morning.lying areas coastal local flooding is possible and mostly minor though. and i'm keeping a close eye on that for a couple of reasons. we also have a very strong northwest flow starting to develop as we head into our wednesday evening and thursday morning forecasts. so lots to talk about when it comes to those local low-lying areas. now back here in the bay area, as we head into our daytime highs all throughout bay area, we're talking about 50s this afternoon. right now we're sitting in the #s and 40s and off to a chilly start this morning. we're not seeing too much of a warm-up especially into this afternoon. cool conditions are expected for us today and we're not going to see 50s turning into 60s anytime soon. we're actually holding on tight to the 50s heading into the next seven days. look at what it's looking like for -- take a look at what's happening as we head into the next seven days. 50s hold on tight for us and we see rain returning into the forecast for saturday. that's what i

at the last mile a.i. names. >> that's right. so you think about the rule of e e-commerce, right? who again point fitted -- benefited at the end? logistics companies -- liz: fedex ex. >> right. and it was warehouses. you have the same opportunity set here. the more that a.i. grows, the more data grow requests ebbs poe 9/11,ly. it needs to be stored, accessed. blackstone just made a $25 billion investment in a data center infrastructure. so is infrastructure funds, data center reads -- reits. there's an opportunity to find the picks and the shovels to the proverbial a.i. gold mine. liz: and there are trusts that do precisely that. >> exactly. liz: what kind of yield are you going to get with those? >> in the ballpark of 3-6%, but there's a much greater may in terms of the appreciation of that real estate. it's very valuable. the microsofts of the world, the googles of the world, they want that data close to home, accessible, secured storage safely. that real estate's arguably the most prime real estate even

he will dominate totally if you look at the country at large. is at 62% or 64% approval. trump is not a candidate. trump is the leader of a nationwide movement to take power back from the establishment. that is why every time he is attacked by the judiciary and by the news media he gets stronger. people know that is what i thought. that's exactly what the corrupt people will do. starting with the russian hoax. it is clear these people why all the time. finally, iowa has turned red. when i first got into politics iowa was was a very competitive state. sometimes it was a democratic state. over the years iowa has moved away and trump is a big part of this. if you look at the elections in iowa today, they are republicans. look at the party that is collapsing, it's the democrats. that's a harbinger of what the next few years will be like. that's my sweeping introduction. >> as a side note i need to remind people that when i was in atlanta, georgia i was the mc and you became speaker of the house. i would often be the emcee of events you spoke at. you wrote down notes tonight j

traders are often looking at trade ideas but at the moment, they like good ideas.ed firms. haidi: charlotte yang with us. china's population fell to record lows in 2023, and the demographic shift could pose challenges to a government already contending with deflationary pressures and a structural property crisis. joining us is our economics analyst. they told people to have more kids, they try to dismantle the one child policy, but it is proving to be not that much of an incentive. >> at this point the demographics are challenging and it will have a significant long-term growth impact. we know the population started to decline in 2022. in 2023, the trend accelerated. there are varied concerns and increasing job and income and security. we have done projection, the acceleration in the population decline and the property slump. growth could decelerate to 3.5% by 2023. that is a significant downward revision. we are looking at growth above 4% before 2030. it is quite a worrying trend. shery: it doesn't help we continue to see chinese people hoarding cash because you'r

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they looked at that door. they also looked at the grounded 7.37. max 9. so they're not in operation right now by alaska airlines or united airlines. it appears that this might be a fleet problem and not that particular that flew on friday night from portland, oregon, to ontario, california, that the door plugged blew off and it rocked the plane. it forced the pilots to turn right back to portland, oregon, with 171 passengers and crew members. it appears that there are some loose hardware on some of the 7.37. max nine's. so it could be a quality control issue that was looked at by alaska airlines inspectors as well as united airlines. so right now they're waiting for the federal investigators to work with boeing as well to see what needs to be done before that fleet is allowed back up in the air. in the meantime, for the flying community, they are still nervous today. ever do. but i rely on him and he was concerned and we put back up. >> lights on a different type of airline on a different type of plane just out of concern that. your car that might need to

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his first time at the tournament was in 1966, when, at 2a, west germany, he played in every match. atwest germany, he played in every match. they lost the final to england, but beckenbauer was emerging as the man at the back who could glide up the field. his country called him the kaiser, the emperor, and as captain, he made them serial winners. first, in 1972 as european champions, then two years later, in a world cup on home soil. it was just the first piece of an extraordinary career at his club, bayern munich, he won three european cups. he'd end his playing days in the states with new york cosmos. beckenbauer the player, seemed destined for management. his first coaching job would be to lead his country, west germany, win the world cup. and at italia 90, he made them world champions. when he stepped back from the sideline, he helped his nation off the field, heading their bid to host the 2006 world cup. in that role, beckenbauer was later charged with corruption, his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field, his achievements were without disputes. in a career forever link

we're at 399 prior. at 396, 397.ens, down 11 on the week on twoss and european maturities and guilts and boons higher on the week. starting to see a dual speed with respect to central banks and how markets are trying to price slowing of the economy versus central bank activity. back to you. >> grocery prices 30% higher than where biden came into office and still going up, like, 3.4. when are they going back down? >> i don't thinkthey will, joe. that's the whole point. >> never will. what about energy prices? >> cpi -- cpi energy, yeah. over 80. >> gas, over 80. headline in the journal today, joe. just as we get back on our feet, just as americans are lnging and helping out the world there's pushback now. the biden administration's getting pushback. got to curtail some of this lng natural gat activity. certainly hope not. a lesson to learn. i emailed you yesterday. i remember clearly in '21, mark fields bought all of those teslas and i remember looking at my compatriot in the room saying that's going to end up being a

it landed at half moon bay at 5:04 p.m. the plane crashed about two hours later after taking off from half moon bay. mccarron says with small aircrafts, pilots wouldn't necessarily be talking to a tower. instead they would be talking to a flight follower. >> it is happening in the future. >> jocelyn, thank you. >>> and this tree came crashing down on the five cars yesterday. it's incredible, but no one was injured. this happened in golden gate park along the busy 19th avenue corridor. the department of recreation parks says the tree was about 80 years old. you can see the clean up here today. it's reviewing maintenance record for the tree, but stress, even healthy trees can come down during or after a storm. arborists surveyed some of the surrounding trees today and cut down at least one of them as a precaution. neighbors tell us the incident is a reminder for them to be aware of their surroundings. >> as i was walking, i was just thinking i need to be careful. >> the park is programmed to survey the health of the 131,000 t

two-year is at 4.3%. the 30-year at 4.1%. mike? end of last year. you have people who are selling some of the winners and selling also some bonds, which really were up a lot. so 396 on the ten-year is up eight basis points. >> is january also typically sort of, slight correction month for the santa claus rally? not to make too much of seasonality. >> the santa claus rally thing is like this seven trading day period. but, yes, sometimes you get a big kind of 180-degree effect, where it's just kind of, because of tax reasons, but the january effect is really the outperformance of small caps and laggard stocks, is usually what characterizes it. we got that. we got it in november and december. it's unclear. >> and we got the santa claus rally before santa came this year. >> pre-thanksgiving rally. >> yes, exactly. so we have some, you know, house money to maybe play with here in the beginning part of this year. >> speak for yourself. >> "we," defined broadly. among today's top stories, 379 passengers and crew escaping from a japan airl

all the temperature readings at this hour. 68 up north at santa rosa, petaluma only 6165 at napa and concord, and low 60s at fairfield and livermore. and another nice view of the western sky. these are our forecast headlines. we'll have more spring like warmth tomorrow with increasing clouds on tuesday just ahead of a bit of rain that's coming in. so wednesday through friday, expect rainy and sharply cooler weather for the end of the week, but for tonight, we're looking at just a little bit of an increase in high clouds, which will disappear after about 10 p.m, giving us clear skies through the overnight hours and into tomorrow. so it will be a nice, beautiful, sunny and warmer than average day again tomorrow. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the upper 40s and our inland areas, and about 5051 degrees around the bay shoreline and on the coast. and then tomorrow look for highs of 66 at half moon bay, 67 here in the city, oakland 69 and some other bay shore locations will warm up into the low 70s tomorrow. getting close to record territory. but not quite there. up in the no

this is at best, a sham. the fact that witnesses that we presented talked about the constitutional standard for impeachment. they said the proposed hearing didn't meet those standards. and so democrats have real concerns that this is of those efforts to confuse the public that something is going wrong thy department ofhomeland security. our secretary works at the direction of the president. his policies are his policies and he carriers them out. this notion of carrying out the direction is an impeachable offense is wrong. we have released a report addressing the two findings. we don't see the high crimes and misdemeanors being met. and so, again, our chairman has said that he would encourage popcorn and a coke because an impeachment is coming. that is not the standard that a chair should offery circumstances. our committee, i have been on it since it was inception a selecte have done great work. we have worked on bipartisan legislation over 20 years. this is a singularly focused effort led by republicans who

mr seems to be looking at that at the moment. ~ . ,., seems to be looking at that at the moment. ~ . appearing before _ moment. mr patterson is still appearing before the - moment. mr patterson is still appearing before the inquiry, | moment. mr patterson is still. appearing before the inquiry, but his evidence so far has already added to the long list of questions facing the post office and its former bosses. theo leggett, bbc news. up to 2,800 jobs are to go across the uk as tata steel confirmed it will close both its blast furnaces in port talbot this year. most of the jobs will be lost from the site in south wales. let's go there now and join our wales correspondent hywel griffith. hywel, a bleak day for the community there. yes, you mentioned those two blast furnaces there, they are there behind me, they are in operation 2a hours a day 365 days a year, but by the end of this year, both will have been decommissioned, and the thousands ofjobs which go around them and supplying them in processing the liquid iron and turn it into steel, those jobs will go, too. we understand from ta

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rescuers rescued 27 people from the rubble, at the present time they are operating at all locations, at least 40 units of emergency services equipment are deployed, heating points are deployed, our psychologists are operating, meals are organized. a 70-year-old resident of the kherson region died as a result of an enemy attack on the shipping area of ​​kherson. russians they killed him right at the entrance of his own house. informed the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. the occupiers also attacked the village of kindiyka. a 74-year-old woman was injured there. she was hospitalized with a blast injury and a closed fracture of the bones of the left forearm. the enemy is aiming at the rescuers. just today, there were three attacks on state emergency service workers, the agency's press service reports. one firefighter. was injured in the kherson region, he and his colleagues extinguished the fire after shelling, in that at the moment , ammunition was dropped on them from an enemy drone, an emergency response officer in the hospital, also in the morning , a rocket... hit the buildin

, 50 at concord and 45 at livermore. these are our forecast headlines. it's going to be another frosty morning tomorrow. frost advisory in effect uh- overnight into the early morning hours. now tuesday our next storm will arrive. it'll bring some pretty steady rainfall. and that rain may linger into wednesday with lightrillionain and showers. so we've got some wet, unsettled weather coming our way. meanwhile, let's talk about that frost advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 10 a.m. tomorrow. for virtually all of the bay area except the immediate bay shoreline and the coast, temperatures could drop as low as 30 degrees, likely to drop below 30 in some spots. frost by the way, could kill tender plants, so bear that in mind. so specific lows tonight 32 degrees at santa rosa and fairfield and livermore. up at lakeport, a low of 31 expected. and again, many locations far inland could drop below 30 degrees right around the bay shoreline. we'll be looking at lows in the mid to upper 30s to about 40 degrees. highs tomorrow

i some services index at -- ism services index at 50.6, prices paid at 57.4, but unemployment dropped sharply. new orders dropped from 55 to 52. let's get an understanding what is happening because the state of feels like it is all over the place -- this data feels like it is all over the place. let's get some instant analysis on what the data shows us. ism services pmi chair joins us now. antony, give us the instant analysis. how should i be reading these numbers? they seem to be a little contradictory. >> great question, and we have to keep in mind that this was a diffusion index, and we are measuring directional change month over month. therefore what our respondents are indicating is that they did not hire as much or as many jobs as they did in the prior month. looking at november versus december, this is typical for the services industry, because traditionally when we look at seasonality for this sector, employment softens in december. it is usually geared up, ramped up in november. i did notice that the retail number was higher, typical for the holiday season. but overall, holid

that again. inquiry has concluded, they may look at that again-— at that again. that again. plenty more to come on that story, do stay with - at that again. plenty more to come on that story, do stay with us - at that again. plenty more to come on that story, do stay with us here | on that story, do stay with us here on that story, do stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. most of us have seen plenty of this today, a lot of cloud around, but it is predominantly dry. the weather story, though, is on the change from tomorrow and into next week. it's going to turn noticeably colder with a risk of snow, even at lower levels in the north. and, yes, we will see some severe night—time frost. for the here and now, though, for the start of this weekend, we've got this cold front sinking its way steadily southwards. the real cold air not quite arriving yet, but it means some brighter skies behind that cold front, a scattering of showers to the north west of the great glen and some sunshine to the east of the pennines. our weather front moving out of northern ireland

look at live doppler seven. there is just a light shower activity that continues to fall apart and evaporate before it reaches the ground, but there could be a few sprinkles here from point rays that are just kind of clinging to parts of the north bay. it is 57, in oakland, temperatures along the shoreline here are a little bit milder in the 60s. 55 in napa, as well as freeman. so we're starting out milder. we'll finish with low to mid 70s around the bay today. so partly cloudy and mild this morning for today. looking at much warmer temperatures, sunnier skies, a few high clouds and will continue that into monday with record warmth possible and then by tuesday still pretty nice out there. but the clouds increase the temperatures drop, and wednesday the rainy pattern develops. so the asterisk here denotes the record. and you can see that the forecast cast is above the record for all of these cities here. from santa rosa to napa and into livermore. so san francisco in the upper 60s, the record is 72, but redwood c

tipoff is at 7 o'clock.l, for the first time in over a decade, monster jam coming back to san francisco's oracle park this weekend. monster jam will host 2 shows one on saturday, 05:00pm. the second one's sunday at 02:00pm. so be there. old military bomb washed ashore south of santa cruz over the holiday weekend. officials called in the bomb squad as a precaution. determine the bomb was not active. so officials, travis air force, we'll move it from that. technology afraid. in the east bay, a man was rescued after his boat submerged in the water in alameda around 5.30, yesterday, like near the rock wall near pier 3. >> that's where the uss hornet is docked. alameda fire sent on a rescue swimmer to save the man he had to be sent to a local hospital. >> davis all good. i good. now it's just great. >> well, north bay drivers caught guard stray showers made for a sloppy commute while the rain presented some obstacles, other say they welcome the downpour. >> know water for for is the it all for it. we have a littl

that, look at this. lots of sunshine later on in the day. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. in fact. >> tomorrow we stay pretty great all day long and only get wetter as the day goes by by the finish of the day. tomorrow, we've got showers pretty widespread and some heavier pockets in there, too. late afternoon into early evening on wednesday thursday. we'll get a break from the rain before even more of a into this weekend. rainfall today and tomorrow will amount to a 10th to a half an depending on where you're at. so not too terribly much. no risk of flooding from any of this up in the sierra, though we do have a risk of some road closures chain controls and just rough travel conditions, another foot and a half to 2 feet of snowfall in purple areas that the very crest of the sierra and more snow falling at lower elevations as low as 2000 feet. much like last time a winter storm warning goes into effect tonight through tomorrow night. as fompthe bay area, we may be starting gray and kind of cool. b

forecast animation starting at 5 a.m. tomorrow at about 9:10 a.m. we'll see a few pockets of showers moving to the north bay and for most of the first half of the day, this will be a north bay rain event, but in the afternoon it becomes a fast and furious. it expands to all parts of the bay area with downpours, likely periods of heavy rain, the evening commute is going to be a real mess and then it winds down during the overnight hours tomorrow night into wednesday morning. rainfall totals will generally be between about a quarter of an inch and a third of an inch, but there's a lot more rain coming our way later in the week. friday, saturday and sunday, and maybe next monday. level one storms all lined up to come our way. i'll give you a close up look at those in my accuweather seven day forecast. a little bit later. dan okay, spencer, thanks very much. >> we don't know if wind and wet soil were a factor here, but take a look at this large eucalyptus tree that fell onto five occupied vehicles in san francisco's golden gate park early this evening.

southbound 880 at 16. and then we also have westbound 580 at at grand.ke there's another one eastbound 580 at lakeshore. so be aware of that. if this is your drive this morning everywhere it is going to be a slow going roads are slick and it's still raining. and showering. we see a lot of rain in our traffic cameras as well. here's highway 24 in lafayette. people are taking it slow there on the road. it's crowded. getting to the caldecott tunnel. here is the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see some of those raindrops on our camera lens and the metering lights are now on. so expect things to get slower out there on the roadways. drive carefully 552 with that segue from that rainy shot there, we'll take it to steve paulson, who's going to tell us the nuts and bolts about the weather today. >> well, it's mainly for the morning. by the afternoon will be much drier. the breeze will pick up out of the north northwest, but a lot of bands rotating through. although it looks like i think we're on the back side of this, especially up in mendocino county. but there

roughly 30 or fewer of these submarines be at sea at any one time, facing hundreds of merchant ships and dozens upon dozens of escort vessels in the expanse of the atlantic. now, karl dÖnitz was the commander of the german arm raider's subordinate. he was an ardent nazi. hitler had actually appointed him as his successor in 1945 upon his own suicide. dÖnitz was also a micromanager. he tried to control entire battles in the atlantic from bases europe by radio. and we'll talk about of the implications of that. both doenitz and rader prior ties discipline. they feared the naval mutinies had been so devastating in the in the final months of the first world war. neither during this nor rader would emphasize intelligence or logistics or really think that coherently in terms of strategy. for instance, rader had urged the fÜhrer to declare war on the united states. so that his submarines could sink more targets, not because he believed his forces were capable of defeating the united states. in other words, he had it backwards. so the germans were handicapped from the outset, at least, to a d

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