and there hasn't been a german winner here at the bailey nala in 20 years. and i think you'd be a great chance this year to give the top prize the golden bear dish dab dice. it's got rocks for the for us at the bailey and allah will hear a lot more from each night as those awards come out. thank you very much, keep us up to date. we'll do us out before we go. a reminder, all of our top story on the 2nd database where you have rushes full scale invasion leaders of ukraine's allies to gather that possible airport. when you're printing forces, the face of the initial russian and sold, declining, and presidents, the landscape bound to trial of the russia. if his country is given enough weapons . a big style picture shift examines where the 3 d printed organs could save lives. i've been puzzle and see next now the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center and the straight screen the around the world more than 130000000 people of.

andrew bailey and _ is strong, so why rush? andrew bailey and his _ is strong, so why rush?iley and his team, _ is strong, so why rush? andrew bailey and his team, what - is strong, so why rush? andrew| bailey and his team, what about your thoughts on their decision?— your thoughts on their decision? ., ,., decision? there are some similarities _ decision? there are some similarities and _ decision? there are some similarities and as - decision? there are some similarities and as i - decision? there are some similarities and as i said, | similarities and as i said, inflation in the uk is higher than in the us so that would certainly argue for rates here staying on hold at this meeting and probably at the next meeting as well. the good news for the uk is that we will see inflation coming down quite dramatically, we get the advantage of lower energy costs feeding through to the inflation but what andrew bailey may be concerned about is what happens to domestically driven inflation. wage growth is still well over 6% year on year and here is still well over 6% year on yearand he

we are going to hear from governor andrew bailey later in the show. check these markets on a risk on day this friday, the bloomberg dollar index is down. as is what we are seeing from these tech giants, notably, meta and amazon. certainly, offsetting the concerns about the slowdown in sales from apple in the chinese markets. your big socks are looking to add. position for a solid session to close out the week in europe. ftse 100 futures looking to add 69 points. it's up. despite the fact we see pressure on iron ore. he could weigh on the resources sector and iron ore. s&p futures building on the gains of yesterday when they added 1.2 percent, currently pointing higher by 6/10 of a percent. nasdaq lifted by the optimism around meta and amazon. 50 billion u.s. dollars on the firstividend ever. nasdaq 100 futures point up 1% after the gains of close to 1.2 yesterday. we have the payrolls print coming through. the survey looking at a number of around 180 5000. jp morgan saying that it is now time to take profit on the belly of the curve where the u.s. fiv

and there hasn't been a german winner here at the bailey nala. in 20 years, and i think you'd be a great chance this year to give the top prize the golden bear dish dab dice. it's got rocks for the for us at the bailey and allah will hear a lot more from each night as those awards come out. thank you very much. keep us up to date. we'll do a next hour report. it takes a look at why donald trump remain so popular among those. it's a big facility. i'll see you next now with mobile, the headlines by the shannon with dw 12 or emphasizing the award winning offer is available world wide. every language level reading gentleman has told me to go ice code b c. at the end of plastic i need an expedition ventures onto places that no one has to.

bailey: downgraded to a cell equivalent. uncertainty around the potential revenue growth outside of those covid shots. when you look at moderna, it became a household name in 2021 during the covid pandemic, right now, down 3%. the analysts saying the covid-19 vaccine transition will last throughout 2024 but what kind of happens after that is still a question. they call out some weakness in their rsv vaccine data which could put them secondary to some competitors. moderna still down north of 80% from that peak. katie: they reported last week and it was surprisingly good right? bailey: they seem to be taking market share from pfizer and talking of demand through the fourth quarter of 2023 and continuing to see growth and revenue in 2024 but still it is a question of if you're a vaccine player, what the future holds and it does seem like the questions around that rsv vaccine and the broader pipeline are shifting to recommend investors stay away. katie: shares off by about 3.4%. have emerging monday to you. coming up, we set the

kay bailey hutchison, former us _ that. kay bailey hutchison, former us representative l that.e news coming up at the top of the hour right here on bbc news. hello. we had a sunny start to the week, but tuesday is going to be very different for many of us. extensive cloud, outbreaks of rain and drizzle, but it is going to be relatively mild, and indeed this is the outlook for the next few days. now, let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. weather systems gently streaming in from the southwest and the jet stream is generally just to the south of us. so the air hasn't been all that mild over the uk. but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses streaming in almost from the subtropics. so temperatures are expected to rise, of course, not to subtropical values, but it will be milder. anyway, here's the early morning forecast, then. some wintry showers in scotland, pretty chilly as well, with a touch of frost in the highlands. and then the further south you are, the less cold it'll be in the morning. so around, say five or six degrees celsiu

those coming from governor bailey and — cut? those coming from governor bailey and inflation _ cut?om governor bailey and inflation falling - cut? those coming from governor bailey and inflation falling far- bailey and inflation falling far more quickly than expected. that is relevant to what they were seen back in november with their forecast. relevant to what they were seen back in november with theirforecast. i think financial markets have already seen around the world inflation rates come down quite quickly so expectations were that we would see similar comments like that today but there was an element of kind of pushback which didn't really offer any imminent signs that interest rates are going to be cut and i think we have to wait for the data probably in the second quarter to provide a clear indication rates can be cut. market rates come injune and the committee comes in august. august is a bit later than the consensus of betting interesting. i got an e—mail from consensus of betting interesting. i got an e—mailfrom my mortgage broker over lunchtime seek new offers are availa

bailey. thank you. taking a live look now at san francisco international airport, where hundreds of flights are delayed tonight, according to flightaware, there are about 318 delays at sfo right now, and eight cancellations means there are about 30 delays each at oakland and san jose airport. >> the monterey county sheriff's office issued an evacuation warning for low lying areas of the carmel river community due to flood concerns. officials say a flash flood watch is in effect for the river fire burn scar area. this is just east of carmel valley. this video here is from 2021. a year after that fire. now, officials are urging residents to monitor the weather, be ready to leave and don't wait for alerts or mandatory evacuation orders. the storm that blew through the bay area yesterday caused a large tree to fall in santa rosa. it happened on fourth street in the downtown area. firefighters say the tree took down power lines leading to an outage. there were no reports of any injuries. to stay on top of th

bailey: growth, growth, growth, leading expectations.his is a company that in january unannounced they were cutting 9% of their headcount. raising that growth expectation for 2024. as we see things plant across the tech space in 2023, job cuts draw a price targets and expanded markets. katie: on track for its best day since november 2022. apparently a lot to get excited about there ebay is the forgotten child of e-commerce. bailey: when you talk about the forgotten child of e-commerce, let's talk about the best performer among energy panels. you are talking about a space down 50%. first solar doubling from where it was in 2022, trading more than 10% higher after earnings beat expectations. earnings stronger than what the street was looking for. revenue not meeting the bar the wall street had laid out. you follow through in what has been a volatile stock. the big focus has been on expanding earnings, expanding margins. optimistic tone for 2024. the spaces been downplayed by analysts and investors just because the question was around as pe

yeah, love that, bailey told live with kelly and mark last year that her parents originally wanted toname her. hey lee, but then her full name would have been haley bailey, which would have been very cute as well. >> yeah. >> member mary berry, great british bake off rhyming names. >> nothing wrong with that. >> what a cute picture. >> although halle bailey does have a nice ring. >> a nice ring. they are some of the hottest videos on social media. >> those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why. she says this one is for real. >> this one is for real and what it does is it tightens and lifts the appearance of bags underneath your eyes. and not only does it work on the bags, it works on the appearance of crow's feet, fine lines and wrinkles. >> try it today for only $14.95 plus get free shipping. >> visit plexadum. trial.com or call the number on your screen for centuries, the world's best pizza has been baked in ovens made of stone. >> but you can't get one of those on the countertop in your home. introducing paisano, the a

governor bailey acknowledged that yesterday we think bank rate will settle at 3% next year. >> when youhink about our star and this is a broader conversation, i remember a year ago, there were conversations among the central banking community and there are reasons for the rates going higher moving forward even productivity gains on the back of a.i. is the reason why inflation will move higher is that going to have a bearing on what happens with this cutting cycle that will happen in 2024 from the major central banks? >> focussing on the uk, i think what will have the most bearing is how quickly the stickiness services inflation unwinds we seem to have a tight labor market at the moment pay growth is hot. how quickly that normalizes is determining how cerservices inflation comes down our view is a general moderation in that, but gentle. we see core at the end of 2024 >> one question just on the fiscal dynamics. it is difficult to predict what will be announced at the spring budget there are some expectations of tax cuts what does that do overall? what is the impact or driver to growth ve

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you. the oakland police department continues to investigate vandalism near lake merritt as a hate crime. photos of spray painted messages were posted by the organizer on stop antisemitism. one message reads long live hamas. the vandalism was reported monday afternoon just after 1230 to opd. no word yet on who did this. >> our time is now 704. police in livermore are warning you be aware of thieves who steal license plates, and a social media post. livermore police say thieves sometimes steal the license plates and put them on cars that are used to commit crimes. now, to prevent your license plate from being stolen, police suggest using special anti-theft screws, making it harder for somebody to steal your license plates. they also say check your license plates regularly and if they are stolen , report it immediately to police an update now on breaking news. >> we followed for you all morning yesterday. here a man accused of killing his girlfriend's three year old son has been booked into t

tom: bank of england governor andrew bailey there.oming in yesterday on that comet and the pound softening as well. now to the big earnings story of the moment as we look ahead to the u.s. session. nvidia in focus as the chipmaker at the heart of the ai boom reports earnings later today. shares sink more than 4% yesterday in the run-up. i am joined by matt bloxham from bloomberg intelligence for the deep dive on what to expect. what are you going to be looking for when it comes to these earnings? matt: me and everybody else going to be looking partly at the q4 revenue numbers, the 20 billion, what they got into, and the forward print for next quarter. the market is looking for 22 billion, which sequentially is not a big rise but there is still a 3x increase on the same time last year. you kind of had this big ramp up in revenue over the next two or three quarters, they expect it to kind of encz up from the. there's been a few cash encz up from that -- inch up from that. there's been questions about how long this pace of growth can con

in san francisco, crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, and our crystal bailey there with beautiful ocean beach behind her, some on and off showers today. rosemary so has are we done with the rain now. >> not not completely okay. we still have scattered showers out there at this hour and tomorrow. slightly unsettled. a little bit more coming on wednesday, but nothing like what we experienced over the weekend and the last 24 hours. giving you a look here over san francisco, a beautiful one at this hour and the winds have calmed down considerably. we still have wind advisory over areas of the north bay for the possibility of flooding there. in fact, a flood warning means they are seeing some flooding in those areas. if rivers, creeks, streams, other low lying areas, if i zoom it a little bit closer. we're talking about clover dale, windsor areas up near guerneville, highway 101 there as well. this going for just a little bit longer. also this shade of green here over the carquinez strait as well as our delta communities and advisory that goes until 4:00 in the morning for the possible

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey.f appeal has ruled that donald trump does not have immunity from charges that he plotted to overturn his election defeat in 2020. judges rejected the claim that he couldn't be prosecuted because he was president at the time. he's likely to appeal to the supreme court. let's speak to gary o'donoghue in washington. how much of a setback is this for donald trump? sophie, this is the most serious of all the court cases that donald trump faces and today's decision is a massive blow for him. objectively he said, i shouldn't face prosecution for what i did as president, and the court said objectively all you are now in citizen trump and the prosecution can go ahead. his strategy all along has been to delay these cases and he will appeal to the supreme court and that could delay the start of any trial for several months ahead. the important thing to remember is if donald trump can delay this trial until after the election and he were to win the election, he could simply make the prosecution go

haidi: bloomberg's equity reporter bailey. terminal subscribers can get more on this piece. u.s. boeing for ineffective procedures and a breakdown in communication between management and staff members. they found a lack of awareness in safety metrics. the report comes after a fuselage blew out in january and the focus has been on safety issues. byd has been contacted by the italian government to bring auto production. the need for a second european plant depends on sales volume after stellantis signaled they may move to lower-cost countries. annabelle: fast fashion company sheehan is considering listing in london instead of the u.s.. the firm thinks it is unlikely that u.s. regulators would approve an offering. let's get more from our asia equities reporter. we were discussing with crystal about the performance of chinese companies that have chosen to list in the u.s.. that could be a bigger concern than the regulatory one. what did you find out what has been the performance of chinese companies that have chosen to go public and london? >> for shein, the company is trying to get

bailey.hone video shows superintendent keith reed at the end of the first day of school in september, 2012. in three weeks time, the high- profile educator would be reported to the sheriff's office as a missing person. >> the school superintendent that everybody loved. the kids loved him. he was there every morning greeting them as they get off the bus. >> keith's last known whereabouts was dinner with a friend on friday night. a security camera caught him leaving the restaurant around 8:30 pm. the next day, he was a no-show at a big state educators conference across the state. his brother kevin reed, a former fbi agent, had a bad feeling about things when he arrived at his brothers house sunday night. >> i went right into fbi mode. i didn't have time to get emotional. >> his brother, grounded, stable, reliable, was no one's candidate to just one day go missing. especially not then. just a few weeks before, he had had the moment every dad lives for. walking his eldest daughter, katelynn, down

if the jury picks their film, it will be the 3rd time in 10 years, the bailey, now the awards. it's top prize to iranian directors, and i've sent you out for public us for the new york. another potential winter long guitars at about finding a quiet 17 year old french girl who meets her pen pal on a language exchange to germany. the live she tells to impress her new friend to come back to haunt her. both young stars are considered once to watch for an acting prize. the same thing. one of the biggest stars that this is barely knowledge is irish actor, kelly and murphy. he's in the running for his role in a film he co produced with matt damon after they finished making oppenheimer. gillian said, i have my next movie, i really want to do, and i said, we're starting a studio. can we do it? we'd have some t other small things like these set in the 1980s is based on the best selling, the velo by author claire to give it looks at the irish catholic church is cruel treatment of unwed mothers. not everyone was ma'am, we've loved her in his lives in this world. you know, in lack of seen b

david begnaud spent the day with carlos deford bailey. ♪ >> reporter: there is a good chance that ift in the last 25 years, you walked right by carlos deford bailey. >> straighten that up for me just a little bit. there we go. >> reporter: shoe shiner by day, and by night, a singer. ♪ >> reporter: carlos comes from a long line of musicians and shoe shiners. starting with his grandfather, deford bailey. ♪ carlos' granddaddy, as he calls him, made history as the grand ole opry's first black performer and country music's first black star, first appearing in the mid-1920s, he was any as the harmonica wizard, and he got his start on the radio. ♪ >> everybody was tuning in on saturday night to hear this guy, and they didn't know he was a black man. >> wow. >> so when he made his appearance on the grand ole opry, they was like, wow, he's black. but they had already bought his first album. >> before they could judge him because of his color? >> correct. >> reporter: we went with carlos do the country music hall of fame and museum. deford is now recognized for his contributions to country mus

the bailey and others top prize went to french, senegalese director monte d. up for her documentary document. the film follows 26. royal treasure is being returned by france to bend niemen, where a group of university students isn't sure what that means for them to come and see how this new check on the south korean director. hong sue's a traveler's needs, took. the 2nd prize is about a bad playing, but we'd role of a mysterious voyager. and so the best director went to nelson carlo data centers out of yes for pay the experimental film narrated by hippo, the savvy he got to give it to me, but he had a mind despite having no clear plot. the film offers many observations of humanity . emily watson taking and acting award for her role in small things like these. we'd have some tea of that mother. she won the jury over as an ice cold, non running essentially a labor camp for unwed mothers. current events also weighing on this here is $1000000000.00 with a special documentary prize to palestinian and israeli activists by so either and you about abraham. their film.

well now we want to go to our crystal bailey. as i mentioned she's live in oakland with a look at the conditions there. crystal >> well, heather, it's been very wet and very windy earlier today. i could barely hang on to my umbrella because the wind gusts nearly flung it right out of my hands. and the rain has just been nonstop. pretty much all day over here in the east bay. now, actually, i would advise if you are out, i would say to stay home. hopefully you are at home and eating dinner with your family and not out in the elements like myself. take a look at this video. we shot this earlier today during the evening commute over in emeryville. that's that intersection of i 8580 and the 880. now you can see the roads are pretty slick. and as people are coming on their way home, uh, the rain just kept coming on down. and some, most drivers in the area say that it was pretty safe and they were staying slow and steady as they came home. and the rain is good. >> the rain is great, you know, and you know, we need it. stay under the sp

ktvu bailey o'carroll is in san francisco. you have the latest details. good morning bailey. good morning dave. >> that's right. signal does appear to slowly be coming back. i can tell you i woke up this morning here in the city at 2 a.m, dark and early. i had no service. 3 a.m. when i left my house. i still no service. we cruised back by around 4 or 5 this morning, and that service did appear to be back on. i did not have that little sos message that we see so often appear at the top of the screen, but i will tell you, i want to give you a look at what that sos little message looks like. these are screenshots that are photographer or excuse me, not photographer editor andrew took this morning on his way into work. he said he did not have service when he went to open up waze. it's kind of his morning routine, he tells me. and you could see there that he had that little sos on the top of his phone, like so many others did. people in l.a, houston, philly, atlanta, and of course, here in the bay area reporting those service outages. it's affecting people with verizon and t-mobil

this is the man who is out — sean bailey ran disney�*s non—animated movie operation for 1h years.beast and aladdin. let�*s go to erin delmore in new york — this the latest move to try to turn disney around. we might be hearing a lot about this until the 3rd of april which is when disney has their big annual meeting, they are under pressure from investors who have hammered disney, criticisms over the movies we have seen at the box office, which have not been the blockbuster is that disney has been hoping for, and the need to better monetise streaming platforms and do more with their asset but you can add another to the list because one of the activist investors is calling on disney to make large investments in al and they say that can double the share price of disney, they have a few creative ideas on how that can be implemented, everything from the following for traffic and waiting times at the disney theme parks to the jedi times at the disney theme parks to thejedi lightsaber battles. disney on its part issued a letter to shareholders talking about some of the games it has made,

reporting live at sfo, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news, steve, as we go to you, i wonder if anyone's offered bailey a cocktail and she's a real professional. >> i'm sure she'd said no, but once you start getting to the airport bar, steve and at the airport bar this early, i'm shocked. >> whoever does something like that, who does that? >> all right. >> thank you guys. all right. uh, yes. it was cold this morning. sabrina says a dog walk the dog walk in moraga was freezing this morning at 630 in the morning. it was 34 degrees. yikes. now you can text sabrina back, but make sure you include five exclamation marks. haha. yes, it was cold. we had a lot of 30s here, 30s and 40s now. the cloud cover though saved us from being colder this morning. if it wasn't for that cloud right there, i think we would have had a few upper 20s. but as it is, it put the brakes on a lot of this, but we still had many 30s here, 32 to about 35 for a lot of locations. colder temps are along the peninsula east and south. more so the north because the cloud cover came in and really put the brakes on. it

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you. we'll move now to new video from oakland of some of the latest car break-ins. there this one happened near fourth in madison, not far from jack london square. the break ins of at least five cars happened in the middle of the night, and one victim calls the situation frustrating and said something needs to be done about car. break-ins. police say there were more than 13,000 in oakland last year. a 45% increase year over year. san jose police now have a man in custody in connection with a triple shooting that happened in 2018, 26 year old miguel vergara perez was arrested at his home in rohnert park. he's accused of shooting three men during an argument in 2018 at a san jose taqueria on almaden expressway. all three victims survived the shooting, was captured on surveillance video. >> the video shows just how gruesome this act was committing this violent crime in a public area where multiple bystanders are located, including small children. and so you really see that in the surveillance

that's bailey lipschultz. glenn fogel will join us in just about 20 minutes. don't go anywhere. before we get there, coming up, lotus set to test the market's ev appetite after disappointing results from rivian and lucid. we will speak to the cfo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. katie: katie: luxury katie: -- katie: luxury eeev maker lotus trading on the market today. joining us now for four from the nasdaq is elected -- is alexious lee. great to have you with us. let's talk about timing because lotus tech has been looking to go public since at least early 2022. why now? alexious: good morning. thanks for having us today. lotus right now is 80 years old. we are in a good position. we have developed more cars. we think we are in a unique position where we are early movers in this space. we have made a commitment to do full electrification and the listing will enable

let me turn this to mike bailey, if i might. what if in media, might bailey, disappointment reports on february 22nd. >> that's a big deal, for sure. i would agree with you, it's a mega cap. now magnificent 7, it's really been a big driver, one of the poster child's of a.i.. if you think a.i. works nvidia, that's really concentrating a lot of that value. if there is some disappointment, if you get earnings in a few weeks, that's gonna and earnings season on a really bad note. the question is, is that gonna happen? it seems like some of the tea leaves at this point look fairly favorable, the companies are out there spending a ton of money on these chips, they're still spending a ton of money, they're spending even more. money so i think the trends look pretty good for nvidia but absolutely this as a sub -- a.i. related company -- not in the s&p 500, if it were, they would probably be passed 5000 today. >> true. >> mike daly. if it's not nvidia, you've got your eyes on there, then what are the investments to make right now with th

i've got conservative peer bailey for you as peer lord bailey for you as well.ser matthew laza allison is starmer useless and does miliband have to go? >> well, i think that the, uh, getting rid of the 28 billion green prosperity plan was a good idea because he was going to go into the general election with a ball around leg . ball and chain around his leg. the problem is, is ed miliband sat next to greta thunberg at an event and he's never quite recovered. patrick mean, he's recovered. patrick i mean, he's absolutely all this net absolutely believes all this net zero stuff, which is interesting. he is going to penalise ordinary working families. so labour, which is supposed to represent some of the poorest people in society, is now shackled to a policy which is going to cause all this harm and it's just not going to be a green prospect plan. it's going to be a plan for higher energy bills. and so on. uh, ed miliband , as i know i agree with miliband, as i know i agree with you. i mean, you know, uh, true , you. i mean, you know, uh, true, truly dreadful. uh, st

but investors and borrowers will be listening to every word from bank of england governor andrew bailey about when they might start to come down again. here's where the bank's base rate stands at the moment — at 5.25% it is the highest in 15 years. it reached this point after 1a separate rate rises in the cost of borrowing since the end of 2021. this was necessary to try to tame the soaring prices we've been experiencing in recent years but inflation has eased sharply in recent months and the expectation now is that rates may soon start to come down. however, for those in the uk hoping for cheaper mortgages and loans there was something of a bad omen in the us, where the chair of the federal reserve seemed to dash expectations of a rate cut next month. we'll have more on the uk's rate decision in a moment but first michelle fleury has the latest from the united states. for the fourth meeting in a row, the federal reserve did not raise interest rates. this is the longest pause since policymakers began their aggressive rate campaign to tame inflation back in march 2022. but, for rate—wear

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news.ched out to each member of the police commission requesting an interview. >> but none of the eight have yet responded to our request in time for this report. well, a vallejo police officer was arrested, accused of domestic violence, making criminal threats and stalking. ktvu has learned that vallejo police officer ronald dupree is being held at the santa rita jail in dublin without bail. now, in the past, dupree has received awards for his involvement in making arrests for dui and stolen cars. a statement from the police department says officer dupree is on paid leave for a, quote, ongoing personal matter. while the city of antioch is trying to add more oversight to the police department in response to the racist text message scandal, a new police oversight commission was created and its seven members were sworn in this week. the volunteer board will make recommendations on a wide range of police department policy as they begin work. two years after the fbi first began its investigatio

crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news.l, the city of san francisco has issued a formal apology to its black residents for decades of systemic discrimination in the san francisco board of supervisors. >> today unanimously approved the apology resolution, which also takes account ability for the targeted acts of violence and atrocities committed against the black community. that apology is viewed as the city's first step towards possibly providing reparations to black san franciscans. it is one of over 100 recommendations made by the city's african american reparations advisory committee. >> new at ten san francisco teachers are accusing the district of millions of dollars in wasteful spending. the teachers union released the findings of a report it conducted claiming that s.f. unified spends 96% more on central office administrative positions than the state average. it also showed the district has added 168 high level administrative positions since 2009, costing the district more than $34 million a year. the teachers say th

bailey, thank you so much.onors award. show. one star player just received some serious hardware in the ap offensive player of the year presented by microsoft. >> surface is. christian mccaffrey. >> yeah, running back christian mccaffrey beating out some of the top players in the league to win the award. he scored 21 touchdowns while leading the nfl in rushing this season with 1459 yards and total yards from scrimmage at more than 2000 to jed to john to kyle. >> the whole 49ers organization. you guys took a gamble on me last year and traded for me and i feel so fortunate to be a part of the best organization on the planet. so thank you guys so much for doing that. and believing in me. >> so mccaffrey and quarterback brock purdy finishing third and fourth respectively in the voting for nfl most valuable player. that honor went to baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson. his second league mvp of his career. he made seven pro bowls in eight nfl seasons. >> 49ers linebacking legend patrick willis is, yeah, a lon

the comments from andrew bailey to help, don't they?saying that actually, this position could very well be over already? yes, i mean, very well be over already? yes, i mean. last — very well be over already? yes, i mean, last week _ very well be over already? yes, i mean, last week we _ very well be over already? yes, i mean, last week we had - very well be over already? yes, i mean, last week we had newsj i mean, last week we had news that the economy shrank for a second quarter in a row so the technical recession but the nature of these figures is that backward looking and andrew bailey is absolutely right, we probably already through the recession we had some pretty strong retail sales figures recently, interest rates are likely to come down, the housing market is showing signs of picking up so i think, probably are on the other side of the recession already. gill of the recession already. all riaht, of the recession already. all right. tom. _ of the recession already. all right, tom, thank you very much indeed. it's funny because th

ktvu bailey o'carroll has more on the comments that were made and reaction from a council member who was at that meeting. >> shocked into silence, this is what the chambers at walnut creek city hall sounded like for 15 seconds after a man went off on a hateful anti-semitic tirade during the public comment portion of the city council meeting on tuesday night. that is, until the silence was broken by council member kevin wilk. >> we live in a free country and there is free speech, and that means we have to live to listen to awful and heinous comments like we just listened to. and i would like to apologize on behalf of the city council and anybody that had to hear that horrible, horrible speech. the man who spoke wore a shirt with a swastika and the words white power written across it, and covered his face with sunglasses . >> he spoke for two minutes, expressing his disappointment in the city's october decision to no longer allow public comments on zoom meetings and singled out wilk, who is jewish, before ending his speech with a hail to hitler. >> makes me feel sad that there are peop

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm crystal bailey. we have live team coverage of this storm. ktvu zac sos is standing by in the north bay where residents and firstrillionesponders have spent the day cleaning up debris, and our lamonica peters is in the south bay and will tell us about the wind and flooding residents are experiencing. but first, we go to meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking the conditions bill. >> yeah, things are backing down a little bit. you know, the height of the storm seemed to be about a couple of hours ago in terms of the wind gusts. the winds are starting or that lows starting to weaken a little bit. it's still strong but weakening. so the wind gusts have come way down. so earlier we were looking at these flags. this is live picture or bay bridge. those flags is probably blowing sustained 2025 out there earlier we were seeing 3540 mile an hour winds just using the flags as an indicator. so the winds are dying down. we do have some thunderstorms and heavy showers in the area. we've had wind gusts today up over on mount aluminum, which is santa cr

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you. state lawmakers are trying to overturn a 2022 law that would impose a new fee on customers of california was three biggest utilities the fee would be the base charge for power bills. cost for actual usage would then be added on top, would take into account the size of a household and its annual income. customers with an annual household income of up to $30,000 a year would pay a $13 a month base fee. households earning between 30 and 75,000 a year would pay $26 a month, and households making more than that would pay $51 a month. republicans and democrats in sacramento have different ideas on how to change the law.e approved by the state public utilities commission in 22, state lawmakers say. the puc needs to hear from the public before making any decision that would affect so many utility customers happening today. >> a man accused of killing his girlfriend's three year old son is scheduled to appear in santa clara county court. 24 year-old sergio colin gomez faces murder charges. the

ktvu bailey o'carroll live here with more on what happened. bailey. >> garcia. yeah, that crash happened. not too far from where we're standing, right now. probably just about a mile or so. the closest waymo parking lot is where we're standing. it's across the street from us right now. now, when we first got here, this morning at probably about 4:00 or 430 this morning, the parking lot was full. it was a constant stream of cars coming in. and then this morning it's been a constant stream of those waymo's waymo cars coming out. so of course plenty of them still on the roads today. there is just one singular waymo car left in that lot, but there's a lot out on the roads today. and if you've traveled in san francisco, you've seen them now. this accident, this crash, it happened on 17th street and mississippi again in the potrero hill neighborhood of san francisco, that intersection. we check that out this morning. it was quiet. there was nothing going on, no sign of any sort of police investigation or any sign that a crash had happened. yet yesterday. but what waym

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey. thank you. a man accused of killing his girlfriend's three year old son was booked into the santa clara county main jail on a murder charge. it's a story we followed all morning yesterday here on mornings on two. investigators say the child's mother called police to report her son was shot by her live in boyfriend. and 24 year-old sergio collins gomez. officers went to the scene and tried to save the boy, but he died inside the home. police arrested gomez after a brief struggle. >> it's the first time i'm hearing this. yeah, so i'm a little bit scared. i'd also feel a little uncomfortable, you know what i'm saying? >> gomez was taken to a local hospital for treatment of minor injuries. he is not the boy's father. police have not revealed a possible motive behind the shooting in san jose. >> a man is in jail. accused of choking a man to death during a fight inside a liquor store. investigators say two men started fighting inside williams liquor in willow glen monday afternoon. the store's owner s

ktvu crystal bailey talked with a stamford expert about the political implications of today's meeting and the expected sanctions. >> president biden, sharing photos of himself with yulia and dasha navalny. the photos, showing a warm embrace during the meeting this morning, i had the honor of meeting with election navalny's wife and daughter as the state. >> the obvious. he was a man of incredible courage, and it's amazing how his wife and daughter are emulating that. >> the meeting was not previously on the president's schedule. during this visit. dasha alexei navalny's daughter, attends stanford university. catherine stoner, a political scientist and expert on russian politics, spoke with us about her bravery. >> i think it was the right thing to do morally, to meet with yulia and dasha, navalnaya. they're very brave. uh, dasha is a very brave young woman and we're proud to have a connection with her father at stanford. and um, it's a this is very sad for people who believe in a different future in, in russia, um, as as alexei navalny did. and his wife and daughter do. >> navalny die

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey. thank you. federal investigators continue to look for information about what led up to that plane crash on tuesday that killed a pilot in concord. they're looking over the plane, focusing in on the fuel system and its engine. that's because witnesses say they heard the engine sputter right before it came down. >> we're we're looking at the pilot. we're going to look at the airplane and then the environment that he's, uh, actually flying in that day. and uh, we do have several witnesses that have, uh, um, given us statements that have that we're trying to draw pilot was from te bay area and the faa reports the plane wa with an address in berkeley. >> shareholders are suing boeing over the fallout from an incident in which a door plug blew off an alaska airlines plane in mid-flight. the lawsuit claims boeing misled investors by saying it was laser focused on safety after the crashes of two max planes in indonesia and ethiopia in 2018 and 2019. after the alaska door plug incident. boeing's share pr

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, bailey, thank you.nd the other self-driving company cruise is trying to find a way to wrap up an investigation of a crash in san francisco, where one of its cars hit a pedestrian. now, the company offered to pay a bigger fine to the california public utilities commission. during yesterday's hearing, executives for cruz also said that they regret the effort to cover up that crash to regulators. back in october, general motors, which owns cruz, has replaced many of the company's leaders and has indefinitely put testing of the autonomous cars on pause. >> the preliminary report from the national transportation safety board has been released regarding that failed door on an alaska airlines jet. it shows all four bolts that are supposed to hold the door plug in place were missing. it's not clear why that was not caught in the manufacturing and inspection process. >> the fact that they have these different reporting structures and sign off requirements, etc. and that they just weren't done in is doubly shocki

issue uh this political scandal in some ways is actually a much bigger uh much bigger deal for the bailey, not then the issue around or the debate around a gaza is with the act of day the far right a party, they've actually because they're elected officials, they've been invited to the bailey and all just as a matter of protocol since they've been in the berlin parliament. so since 2017 but this year, because of the protests that are in the streets of germany, or have been in the streets of jeremy, the last a weeks against the updates because of what people see, is there a move to the extreme right. and uh, advocating extreme anti migrant up. and we have to come out of this interview because nato secretary general again stopped and i guess about to speak. let's listen base. this requires investments we are on the right track. i expect to 18 allies to spend the 2 percent of the gdp on defense this year. a 6 fold increase from only 3 allies in 2014. in 2024 nato allies in europe will invest a total of $380000000000.00 us dollars in defense. for the 1st time, this amounts to 2 percent of the

ktvu crystal bailey joins us now. crystal, you spoke with some fellow swimmers who are really in shock over what happened. yeah. >> heather. people who know him say they only good things about him. his family tells me that he was beaten so badly, his jaw has to be wired back together now. the swimming community is doing everything they can to support him. members at the south end rowing club are shaken up. >> i am shocked that this happened after finding out one of their swimmers identified by family and friends as andrew cotter, was attacked early friday morning. >> i was walking in from the museum parking and i just saw a bunch of police cars. i didn't think much of it until i heard what happened. >> san francisco police say the victim was assaulted by two unknown suspects just before 6 a.m. at the corner of beach and hyde streets. club members receiving this email shortly after the attack, alerting them a member had been, quote, badly beaten after parking his car and he was robbed and his car was stolen. he was try

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey thank you. self-driving car company cruise is working to find a way to finish an investigation into a crash where one of its cars hit a pedestrian. the company offered to pay a larger fine to the california public utilities commission during a hearing yesterday. executives for the company also said they regret the effort to cover up that crash in october to regulators. general motors, which owns cruise, has replaced many of the company's leaders and has paused autonomous car testing indefinitely. apple is, for the most part, staying under the public radar as it increases the number of miles it's putting on its self-driving car program. the washington post reports. apple has 67 autonomous vehicles, and they've driven more than 450,000 miles since december of 2022. apple is doing all its testing on public roads and all the cars have a human behind the wheel in case there are any issues. so far, no problems have been reported. >> our time now is 705. the preliminary report from the national transpo

ktvu is crystal bailey joins us now with more on that crystal. well, frank, it's truly a mystery to health and safety officials who say 25 students at vintage high school were feeling sick this morning. >> but after checking the air quality and looking for evidence of a gas leak, everything came up clear. it was first period students had just settled into choir class when some of them started feeling sick. the fire department was called and the students were relocated away from the music room. >> we had a total of 25 patients that needed to be assessed that were all complaining of symptoms of nausea, headache, and fatigue. the schools put on lockdown and five students were taken to the hospital. >> pg and e also responded to the hazmat call, napa police saying all parents of the six students were notified and asking parents to stay away from the building while they worked. but but officials say they checked for carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide and inspected the hvac system, even looked for evidence of drug. >> we didn't find anything. no reading

. >> i'm crystal bailey and i spoke with a dermatologist at alameda health system who's trying to changethat, and i'm right back with the weather. >> we're going to look at the rain that begins tomorrow around here later in the day, we'll have that forecast coming up "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) i launched our campaign at this union hall. le

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crystal bailey visited him at work in saint helena and learned more about what's being done to encourage underrepresented people to take up a career in wine. >> for vincent moreau, wine is a lifestyle. >> this is roughly 5000 bottles of wine. >> the funny thing is, as a michelin recognized master sommelier, he didn't like the first wine he tasted on the first taste. >> i spit it out and dumped it, but eventually, years later, he says, he got a wine business degree at sonoma state university and began working in tasting rooms, restaurants, even in the field harvesting. >> now, moreau works as the wine and beverage director at press, a michelin star restaurant in saint helena. i really started to, um, internalize the, the disparity. >> there are four tiers of sommeliers. the highest being the master sommelier, and there are less than 300 master sommeliers all over the world, and only four of them are black. >> it's a small number that, for me is something i want to see grow even more in the future, he says. >> he's part of the diversity committee for the court of master sommeliers, the pro

>> we've got mardi gras, as you were and lord were hearing that and lord bailey and former party baileyuardian. okay, so it's a former shadow minister, stella hit out the stella creasy has hit out at the guardian over a just stop oil opinion that encouraged opinion piece that encouraged protesting of protesting at the homes of labour . the piece was labour mps. the piece was written by sarah lunnon, apparently a co—founder of the protest criticised by protest group, was criticised by creasy as evidence of an infection in our body politic. the mp for walthamstow also admitted that she was terrified of raising the matter , of raising the matter, recognising it puts her, uh, in the sights of eco activist group . apparently her opinion piece was says we all have a right to feel safe in our homes. but with the storms, the flood waters and fires, we are not safe . maddie, fires, we are not safe. maddie, our left wing militants now trying to trying to get at them. i think that they are. >> this is a classic example of why extinction rebellion are their own worst enemy. the fact that they've ma