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we also have, of course we do kornacki at the big board where he's tracking the open races right now which include idaho, post closing last hour, the republican governor there faces a primary challenge from his own lieutenant. the trump and dorsey, who may move that party further to the right even in the very red state there. the race too early to call. a nail-biter at republican primary for the opens house see in pennsylvania, where the margin now is just over a miniscule 500 votes, to separate the liberal community organizers somberly and the later steve erwin. well we made a promise, and we intend to deliver on. it right now you know it's election that in america when you have our friend and colleague steve kornacki at the big board. he's been following all of these races, and will give us the latest now. >> yeah let's start with the closest one, it has been the closest all night. pennsylvania republican senate primary, you see david mccormack with the lead here over mehmet oz. of about 26, 2687 votes. now it may take you through where the outstanding votes are because there are a

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we go back to bill hemmer at the big board.ot, from what i can see, 26% of the vote in, things are tightening between oz and dave mccormick. kathy barnette a little bit further behind. where you see this? >> pretty good, spot on. it is about 2.5 points, last time we talked it was more like five, 4.5, five. the lead for mccormick continues to shrink ever so slightly. i will however caution viewers at home, we could be a ways away from this because there are a lot of votes outstanding up here in erie county, erie, p.a. i was looking at the numbers over the computer, 237 -- these are real votes for mccormick, 235 dr. mehmet oz, kathy barnette 224, so in this county alone, which is 15 of 67 in terms of size and pennsylvania, there is a lot of votes still out there. i look at pittsburgh, remember allegheny county, they are talking about two in population out of 67, and we got a ways to go there, too, talking 6800 rob votes, 40 to 100 dr. oz, and you see the difference here, grew up in washington county to the southwest. pittsburgh,

. >>> let's go over the big board where we find steve kornacki. good morning. how did jd vance do it? >> he put together quite a coalition here. you can see vance and mandel, the two candidates who went the hardest after getting that trump endorsement, geared their rhetoric the hardest towards getting trump voters. dolan, the one candidate trump said he did not want to have the nomination, finishing in third place here. jd vance, the areas where he got his best support in the state, appalachian ohio. this is portsmith, ohio, this is the best county in the state for vance, 47%. dolan who there was a lot of momentum behind with single digits, buried throughout appalachian ohio. vance was running up the score in places like this. this is the heart of trump country in ohio, counties all along in the appalachian regions of ohio. i think there's 32 of them in ohio. 28 of them trump even beat john kasich back in the 2016 primary. the other thing that happened to vance was and the hope for dolan was this. dolan was hoping to run up huge numbers in the metropolitan area

the hemmer big board. >> listen it's your show you can call it whatever you want. >> sean: because you're at it it's really your board nobody's better at it than you. >> you do have rights on this. go ahead. >> sean: let me ask you, when i look at ohio, i look at four counties that represent all of ohio. i look at hamilton around cincinnati, warren, largely suburban, butler, clermont, and it looks like -- >> yeah, all those down around here. right, keep going. >> sean: and you know the state really well. if it was a general selection night i would be looking at all the other counties as well. >> okay. so with that, sean, jd vance is having a pretty good night up about six points and our polling in late april -- check that. get this now sean. in march we were polling in ohio. you know what we had jd vance? he was at 11 points. but what happened in april? donald trump came in endorsed jd vance, then had a rally in delaware county just north of columbus ohio in late april. look where jd vance is tonight. i'm going to take you through this sean but i want you to think about this. donald trump

now it's the hammer big board. he's got the very latest with what, eight percent of the vote in the senate race about pennsylvania and everything else going on tonight. so i'm going to bn give you a bg spin around here and take the pennsylvania sean, because what we're seeing right now again, this is live voting now . so some of this is going to change as we go to the board back here. don't take w take you t down toh carolina and show you what's happening there as well. biggest primary night we'vet prt of the year. we'veoing been watching this noa for going back to the 1st of march, the state of texas. this is where we begin now, sean. republicans senate primary with nine percent of the votena in now donald trumpld. remember he endorsed dr. mehmet oz right now about 25% of that nine percent share of, the vote. david mccormick, however, off to a pretty good run here at about 32% as you see the vote come in .ut down kathy barnett trailing by about 12 points down there at t the bottom. where is the vote still to t be

it's primary election night, let's go back to our own steve kornacki at the big board.ve, what do you know? >> we keep seeing david mccormick clinging to a lead over mehmet oz, the margin here two tenths of 1%, it is 2148 votes separating them. just watching these returns coming in the last few minutes, oz got a big batch of votes out of york county, that had brought him significantly closer to mccormack, mccormack then countered in western pennsylvania, in erie county. mccormick got a good batch of votes out of, here just a second ago if you came in from the city of philadelphia, that tighten things a little bit. but that's what we're watching right now. a few thousand votes here, a few there. oz can get close we've seen him get close to 2000, we've let you have to see him get close to mccormick, there's two things to keep an eye on, here number one is the margin between these two candidates. it's two tenths of one point, pennsylvania law calls for recount if the final margin is less than or equal to five tenths of one point. right now, you've been recount territory. m

he's at the big board as usual. it looks like we got we're getting close enough to this one up for a reason. yes, sir. i see it.ng yeah,s because a couple of things happened in texas a moment ago. ken paxton was declared the winner of george p. bush in that runoff for the attorney general's job. so paxton advances to november 2nd while at the same timee he's under fbi investigation. that's on the republican side. this is on the democratic side . jennifer cisneros explaining what her position was about 20 minutes to go right. she's backed by all the progressives in washington. alysse and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. sanders, elizabeth warren, this this is her twenty ninth birthday she used to intern for henry clay two years ago. she lost an election trying to defeat by about twenty seven hundred votes quasars. i mentioned he favors a he does not favor a lot of what the biden policies are on the border and he's a he's a border congressman, by the way. and he's also pro-life. the last one there is among democra

we're on the ground there and have the latest from our steve kornacki at the big board. we just got big breaking news in the last 0 minutes or so. big news for parents specifically of young kids. the fda authorizing pfizer's covid booster for children ages are 5-11. a lot happening this hour because congress held a public hearing on unidentified flying phenomenon for the first time in 50 years. and showcase this video which you see on your screen. what the defense department is saying this is and what they continue explain. ron, let me start with you on this one. i know the president was visiting the site this, tops grocery stor alongside the first lady as well. how is the community receiving the visit from the president today? >> i think people are glad to see the president here and the first lady because it highlights the importance of what's happened here and focuses attention here and it's brought resources and help here which people certainly want. i think there's also a feeling from a lot of people that we've seen this before and wondering when will it stop and what

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our own steve kornacki back at the big board.mack city with 22 of the votes. a fraction of the percentage. let's show you where the outstanding votes are. there are two things here that are happening. there is the election day votes. the insane day votes. the folks who went in person and cast at the ballot box. anything that we're getting there tonight, just about all. we're guessing it's the same day vote. where we got the most abstaining same-day vote is right out of the side of philadelphia. outside of delaware county. it's a big county. as you see, we do not have that many votes to be reported here. so, we've got a lot now from chester county. going through philadelphia suburbs. but we still have to come next door. from montgomery county. a fair amount to come from bucks county as well. so the philadelphia suburbs, there's a meeting in philadelphia suburbs. i think there's going to be a single source of outstanding votes to come in tonight. and again, let's see if that shakes us up at all. here. the other issue, as i mentione

owns it, it's the h has the best of it and it is th hemmer big board. tough night in america, but what's going on in the primarie trying to keep track of this an get an idea what the storyline could be in the fall. races in five different states and here's what we have been georgia. this is a big governor's race and this is brian kemp keep in mind in georgia, 50 percent of the vote is a runoff, kemp has done that easily. winner over david perdue back b donald trump, and he even doing better than the projections tha we had. higher than the number we had i georgia. what does that mean? a rematch of stacy abrams this fall. the election had been taken awa from her and she thought she wa the rightful winner of that. abrams against kemp this fall. >> bill, we had to pretty big bombshell from stacy abrams yesterday saying the state that she runs to run to be governor in is the worst date and the country. i have a funny feeling that's going to be a big part of that campaign in november brickey i see a tweet where the language was shifted a little bit today. her

we'll have steve kornacki at the big board on where the race stands exactly. >>> plus trouble on wall street. as the biggest loss in nearly two years and the futures are pointing toward another rocky day ahead. we'll take a look at all of that. willie? >> also this hour, the prime minister of sweden and the president of finland are set to arrive at white house at any moment as they press forward in their bids to join nato. they will meet with president biden after the president issued a statement supporting the bids of those two nordic nations. prooish stated that the u.s. will provide defense support to both countries while applications will be processed including navy war ships into the baltic sea and air force bombers over scandinavian and training with swedish troops helping to thwart against possible russian cyberattacks. and the u.s. now is officially reopening the embassy in kyiv. operations are limit sod far. only a small group of about 100 employees will return for the time being. american diplomats to ukraine currently are working from poland but have made day trips to ukrai

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let's take a look at the big board, dow down in the red 45 points. >> remember that tiktok video about the bay bridge tunnel that went viral? jocelyn moran took her own walk through the tunnel for a little history lesson. >> under the bay bridge toll plaza. >> reporter: that video posted by an east bay resident had more than 340,000 views on tiktok. it shows the tunnel with a walkway and at one point in the video, you could see the toll collectors stairs they get to their booths. it generated curiosity. we talked with caltrans' bart nay. first, there are two tunnels. the first was a public access tunnel used by toll collectors and others to get to the bus stop. >> there's a big green sign there that shows you this was the public access tunnel here. >> reporter: that's a straight walkway. >> anyone that needed to get to the toll plaza could come to the bermer roadside where the buses stop and that was their access. >> reporter: he says the other tunnel in the video that shows the stairs was used only by toll collectors. >> they needed safe access under the freeway. >> reporter: he says

. >>> let's take a check of the big board. it's not pretty. e dow is in the red, over 1,000 points right now. not good there. >> big drop. >>> a new move by harley davidson's electric bike company, their serial one app is teaming up with google to bring new features to their e-bike riders. riders can access features like google maps and security features. >>> we're taking a live look here just over the golden gate bridge. clear conditions right now. temperatures, well, they're warming up significantly. today is the warmest day of the week. we're actually ex ppected to ge 13 degrees above average in san jose, san francisco 10 degrees. we're not breaking records, but it's something to note. a quick look at the wind gusts heading into the afternoon, we're expecting gusty conditions, 15 to 25 miles an hour at times, gusts up to 35 miles too. the red flag warnings starts tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. and ends friday at 8:00 p.m. let's take a step back. we're expecting day time highs in the 80s, close to the 90s near morgan hill, san jose. to the east, we h

. >>> let's take a look at the big board. dow is down about 551 points. >>> new at noon, a major shakeup at twitter. the company says it's freezing hiring and cutting cost as several top executives announce they're leaving . the social media giant says it will continue to hire for critical roles. twitter also assures it's not rolling back labor costs. >>> check out the first images of the super massive black hole in the heart of the milky way galaxy. it's called saggitariusa. the image confirms what astronomers have theorized for years. >> now we know it wasn't a coi said decoincidence. it wasn't some aspect of the environment. we now know in both cases what we see is the heart of the black hole, the opppoint of no return >> the first image of the black hole was released in 2019. >>> we've our own new discovery here at the bay area. new meteorologist jessica birch is back with us now. welcome. >> it feels great to be here with you. let's get straight to our for forecast. we t from the salesforce tower cam. we're still in the

back to you. >> tucker: will be watching, bill hemmer in his natural habitat, the big board, great tonately, we have more to say but time limits. we will be back tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m., the show that is this one and totally sincere and hopefully cheerful enemy of smugness, pomposity, groupthink, all the other bad things. have the best night with the ones you love. we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: and welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. tonight we are tracking primary results in five different states, voting is still underway in the states of idaho and oregon, but at this hour, the polls are now officially closed in kentucky, north carolina, and in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. which is suffering a town of election irregularities. we can report at this hour. in berks county, a judge kept the polls open for an additional hour because of "widespread problems" they are having. in lancaster county, a significant number of maiin

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. >>> let's take a check on the big board. the dow is down about 260 points. >>> the first two funerals are happening today for children gunned down at an elementary school in texas. services are being held for two 10-year-old girls. they were among 19 students and two teach here's were murdered last tuesday inside robb elementary school in the town of u u.n. vald. more funerals are planned in the next weeks. the town mayor is planning to tear down the school where the massacre happened. >>> the senate is in recess. right now a group of bipartisan lawmakers is talking gun control. the goal is to find common ground on new legislation. something that has escaped lawmakers in the weighing of mass shootings in the past. scott with the latest on the effort. >> reporter: the republican senator john cornyn and democratic senator chris murphy are meeting virtually today as they search for a basic framework on gun reform proposals. the two sides are expected to discuss closing background check loom holes and a red flag law that would t

. >>> taking a live look at the big board. dow up in the green 175 points. the great resignation is continuing to hit the united states job market hard. a record breaking number of workers quit their jobs in march. new numbers show that more than 4.5 million left their jobs last month. according to zip recruiter its driven by companies requiring employees to return to the office. if you want a job, though, good news. the change made the ave riseto11.5 million. haven't stepped outside yet today, feels different. it certainly will over the next three hours. like 12 to 14 degrees different. that's the change from yesterday to today. i can line up like six representative spots. this is a pretty level playing field and how much warmer, that means that's where the temperatures will go. we will hit 80 in livermore. that's like 5 to 7 degrees above average. tomorrow we will go up another 4 or 5 degrees and that will be the peak. you will see that when we look at the trend in a second. to get everybody else on here the bayshore line, mid-70s. that's about 8 to 9 degr

let's go right to the big board.ional political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc, steve kornacki got his 15 minutes of sleep and he's back with us now. steve, let's start with the senate race. boy, look at those numbers, what's still out there, who has the edge? >> yeah, having flashbacks in november 2020 the week after the election when it all came down to pennsylvania and we were waiting for mail-in ballots. i think that's where the story is going to wind up in the senate race. you see statewide, oz's needle on mccormick, 0.2 of 1%. one of the things we're trying to nail down from pennsylvania counties it appears there might be same election day votes. folks that went out and voted at the polls yesterday, still to be counted in some of these counties. not a ton. but we think for instance, there may be some remaining in delaware county. this is a big one right outside of philadelphia in dolphin county, where harrisburg is, the state capital is, next door. cumberland county where carlisle is. we're trying to nail

look at the big board yesterday. now fell 1100 points by the end s&p 500 down more than 400%. other news, the investigation of a crash of a tesla that killed three people in newport beach. the investigation will focus on whether the car was itself driving mode. tesla, by the way, just removed from the s&p 500 esd index. it is environmental and social governance, awarded the two companies are progressive in those categories. s&p 500 points to the scratches and the conditions that tesla factories as factors in removing tesla from the index. picking up the environment, have you seen this? this is going viral on tick- tock. follow on a boat who looks right into the camera and in a number of videos that he is posted to tiktok throws beer cans in the water. he says he is feeding the turtles. he seems to dare people to find him. well, he has been found. the miami florida city commissioner was behind the manhunt posting his own tiktok's. ken russell says he is an active surfer and politician who has worked to catch polluters before. he asked the internet to help them find your can tos

. >>> and new at noon we're going to take a quick check at the big board.ow's up, in the green 650 points. >>> south bay lawmaker is highlighting the costs of gun violence. santa clara county supervisor sidney chavez says gun related incidents are costing the county $72 million a year. she is basing that figure on an interim report on the public costs. this includes the response by police and paramedics, medical care, and criminal justice proceedings. >>> and here is a live look at a news conference with supervisor chavez and an assistant d.a. chavez, who is running for mayor of san jose, backs a regulation of firearms. >>> and in san francisco the d.a. is joining a lawsuit aimed at stopping the sell of ghost gun kits. kits designed for home assembly often do not meet safety standards. those guns also do not have serial numbers. a lawsuit filed on friday seeks a preliminary injunction against manufacturers and retailers. this man is a coplaintiff. >>> now to the coronavirus, pfizer reports encouraging results from vaccinations of small children. the drug ma

steve kornacki is standing by at the big board with the latest on where that race stands right now. >>> plus, president biden takes new steps to address the baby formula crisis, including invoking the same law that used to increase the medical supplies at the height of covid. >>> another market meltdown as the dow suffers its worst day since 2020. retailers grapple with the pain of inflation. >>> the latest on the war in ukraine as a russian soldier pleads guilty in the first war crimes trial of the conflict so far. >>> the president turns his attention to asia, as he departs today for a visit to south korea and japan. but there's no question, this trip is all about china. >>> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, may 19th. joe is off. with us, we have former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments, elise jordan. she's an msnbc political analyst. host of "way too early," jonathan lemire. he is a white house bureau chief at "politico," of course. willie? >>> in a case of history repeating itself, a race in pennsylvania again coming into mail-in ba

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. >>> live look at the big board now. the dow is down in the red about 194 points. going live now to sfo where united airlines are celebrating 75 years of flying to the hawaiian islands. unitas first flight to hawaii was on may 1st 1947. today, during the flight, passengers got a chance to learn about the hawaiian culture. and a toast 75 minutes into the flight. the also raffled off to round- trip first-class tickets. >>> spirit airlines has turned down an offer to merge with jetblue. but it made join forces with frontier airlines as they appeared in february, spirit agreed, in principle, to stop in cash with frontier valued at about $25 for each spirit share. then in march, jetblue made a more lucrative all-cash offer of $33 per share. but now jim is bored since such a deal could run afoul of antitrust investigators. so spirit is concentrating on the offer from frontier. >>> caltrain is scaling back services for the next three weeks. fewer trains will run as crew step up their electrification run. daily service is dropping from 104 trains to 88. and baby bella expr

a live look at the big board, wah-wah, another dismal start to the day. opening bell ringing on wall street tenes agothe isn almo 40 yes the euro to m jasas.s. doarhi year. the euro is as a five-year low because of the market uncertainty and the war in ukraine while the dollar continues to be hiked by federal reserve hikes. >>> microsoft trying to quell its great resignation by paying workers more, the company is doubling its salary and bonus budget this year. the company also increasing annual stock bonuses by at least 25%, follows a similar move by amazon. we'll see if other employers follow suit. those are your "money watch" headlines. >>> if you want to try to save an entire culture, there is an app for that. >> and in this asian american heritage month kpix 5's ryan yamamoto introduces a woman who taught herself to code with the hope of helping the younger generation retain their native language. >> reporter: old photo. >> i was actually born in a refugee camp in thailand. >> reporter: tell the story. >> it's just me, my sister and my parents in 1979

whoaoa. >>> i'm ann makevic with a live look at the big board, the markets opened higher.he dow is up more than 200 points. it has been a rough week for cryptocurrency investors. yesterday the price of bitcoin dropped below $26,000. that hadn't happened since december 2020, a year ago bitcoin was trading for just under $50,000 apiece. >>> and while there's been a lot of talk about lowering student loan debt, the reality is college is getting more expensive this summer. interest rates on federal student loans will rise by more than a percentage point, after action taken by the treasury department on wednesday. that means college students are going to face the biggest percentage jump in the cost of financing their education since 2013. and that is a look at your money watch headlines. amanda and len, back to you. >> ann, thank you. >>> new this morning, the stage is set for bottle rock and it looks delicious. >> we're joined by liam makelin for "liam's list." >> hey, liam. >> good morning, my lovelies. the first kiss of summer it is bottle rock, napa valley and happening on

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steve kornacki has that on the big board. >>> and sweden and finland just jointly submitted their applications to join nato. how it reshuffles ahead. >>> and mind the deal, u.s. sock agrees to way the women as much as men. a big deal decision. >>> let us start, though, with what is. happening in the primaries across the country. all of the results from tuesday night. nbc's steve kornacki is standing by at the big board. also with us is tim miller, writer at-large at the bulwark, and an msnbc political analyst. we'll get updates from pennsylvania and north carolina with reporters on the ground. steve, let us start with you. break down what we saw. >> yeah. and what we're still seeing here, katy, as you see here, this is a cliff-hanger, 2459 votes, that's the margin for mehmet oz for david mccormick, to winner against john fetterman. that's 0.2 of 1% margin. actually we got a few more votes tick in there. you can see, 2463, that's the margin of oz over mccorporal mccormick. just to take you through, from allegheny county, this is pittsburgh-to-pittsburgh area. this is david mccormick home county

this hour, as we did the last, and we do so many moments of election night, with kornacki at the big board. steve? >> it is the closest thing we've been following all night, this republican primary for the senate in pennsylvania. this is not gonna sound like a lot, but it's significant. the website in montgomery county, and we've been telling you how these websites sometimes -- no one has not yet. these websites come up with new numbers out, before they actually get into our system, it is again the case here in montgomery county. folks montgomery, county have just within the last minute or to put up a new update on their website of more votes being counted. again -- home county on the ballot, they've been running 12 here, the bottom line from this new update from montgomery, we should get into our system pretty quickly, is that oz is going to net an additional 354 votes over mccormick, so keep that in mind, as you look here at the statewide number. mccormick somewhere, alice as i was doing that i just picked up -- where was it? adam where was it? chester county. so while i was doing, that

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steve will be at the big board at 6:00 p.m.own the ohio and indiana primary results. steve, thank you so much. >> thanks, steve. >> really appreciate it. >>> we'll be watching that and talk about it all over again tomorrow morning. plus, more on the breaking news overnight, pertaining to roe v. wade. that does it for us this morning. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, parkersburg, ♪ ♪ gravelbourg, colorado, ♪ ♪ ellensburg, cedar city, dodge city, what a pity. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ finding the perfect designer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a dog named klaus and her favorite shade of green. it's actually salem clover. and you can find her right now on upwork.com when the wor

we are going back to steve kornacki at the big board. steve what is the latest?p to 70% of the vote here now. david mccormack continues to lead but you can see the lead now is inside a 5000 votes, 4911, one half of the point away from mehmet oz. each county, we keep getting new batches of votes and each candidate, kind of trading punches here. you look at somerset county, mccormack just picked up some votes and somerset county. in western pennsylvania, and if we look, up odds is able to offset it in your county in south central pennsylvania. lehigh county where allentown, bethlehem are. on just picked up a few hundred votes here as well. so each one is finding strength, a bit of an east west divide that is emerged here but overall it's a mccormack lead for about 4900 votes. if i mentioned this earlier, there are counties that we'll have vote by mail ballots that they will not count tonight. they will not open or count in process tonight. there are at least 13 of those counties. i can at this ends up very close. we may have more than a dozen counties that tomorrow

msnbc national political correspondent, steve krewasky is at the big board. he joins us now with the numbers. chris literally in the last ten seconds. >> we saw a switch here. statewide leaderboard in the republican primary in pennsylvania, doug mastriano now has taken the lead statewide here. big mix wayne. running in. second barletta running in third. let me explain what's going on because pennsylvania's going to be the most complicated want to watch tonight. but i think some revealing things just happened to explain this. we've been talking about how, there's this big disparity between republicans and they're reluctant reluctant to use mail-in votes. and democrats accuse it very heavily in pennsylvania. primarily in the updates have been given you in the past hour or so, we had only been looking at mail-in votes being tallied across pennsylvania. some explaining, well you didn't even see mastriano on the leaderboard. now not every county in that slovenia is going to count with these votes the same way. in the same sequence. many are going to count them mai

a 20% decline from the market all time high january 2nd after the big board this morning. this is the dow industrial, not the s&p 500. we can see another rough day the dow is heading towards an eight week losing streak. something we have not seen in about 90 years. i do want to give you perspective. that is the die was still higher now than it ever was before the pandemic. as is the s&p 500. better now then the good old days at the highest point before we ever heard of coronavirus. now, heading the wrong way. i will give you that. but, you know, it is not like some all-time low. we are better off now than we were at any time before the coronavirus. like you said pretty much this would happen, trying to balance everything out right now, right? but yes, everyone is looking at the 401(k). just hold on. >> all right, thank you. >>> new at 11:00. the mayor is speaking out. this is about the new railroad partial quiet zone in place. this is going along the union pacific tracks. operators now have crossings from 10:00 until 7:00 in the morning. this comes after an increase in act

let's take a look at the big board now. and we are looking at still in the green right now, but again, that fed decision just came out. we'll keep tracking that for you. we'll bring it to you on air and online. >> to a story now you will only see on nbc bay area. los gatos high school is trying to curb a spike in covid cases. at least 65 students and 9 staffers tested positive in the last two weeks, and school leaders had to send out another letter last night warning parents and students that recent spike in cases. at least 50 were considered potentially infectious on campus. the school also sent out almost 2,000 exposure notices which covers almost everybody at school. the principal says students are highly recommended to wear masks once again and the school is ramping up testing but future plans like prom and grad waze could be at risk. >> we moved our junior prom outdoors to avoid any spike or outbreak that might impact what's coming up over the next few weeks. zee a very full agenda of senior activities. >> students als

the temporarily occupied territories, the russians are actively preparing to celebrate may 9 and big boardsh symbols banned in ukraine and portraits of fake veterans of the second world war have already appeared in such cities as berdyansk melitopol vasylivka mykhailivka dniprorudnoy but what i want to point out is that honest ukrainians, even in uncontrolled ones, also know that the day of victory can only be one, when we force russia to capitulate, it is possible to stop at each individual settlement , so residents of the kamysh-zoryan territorial community report that the occupiers they encourage local entrepreneurs to cooperate, what is happening there, they take away goods and place their people at trading points in chernihiv, the occupiers want to take away people's land forced to fill out a form by may 8 in which the specified amount of land is actually leased, only after that they will issue licenses for land cultivation, otherwise the commandant will take all the land that is not specified in the occupants' papers, what is happening in the urban-type settlement of mykhailo, the occ

we'll show you the big board out of new york city. it's dragged down by boeing in particular. that's the dow component, trading more than 8% lower. going to take longer to get government approval on some new planes. nasdaq down about 3%, s&p 500 to new lows for 2022. fears of inflation the cause. we get a big report on inflation on wednesday. that will come as we're on the air with today in the bay, 5:30 in the morning. we'll bring those numbers as they happen. >> all right. as the stock market takes another plunge, gas prices again nearing record-breaking territory and making things all the more difficult for really anyone trying to make it in the bay. nbc bay area's bob redell live in contra costa county. we could start seeing new national all-time highs as early as today? >> yeah, that's quite possible. good morning to you. according to gas buddy, we spoke with them a comhours ago. they're pointing out that the national all-time average record for gallon of gas is $4.35, set back in march. today, the national average is around $4.30. so it's quite conceivable that this coul

considering for example the last incidents in the kherson region, where they have already put up big boardson that pushkin made a mark here and in general, this beautiful russian history, that’s all, anton, what do you think about all this russian culture? it really has an imperial component to a large extent, so for very simple historical reasons the vastness of its existence was the empire, accordingly, the majority of writers and poets were the singers of these empires, this empire, more precisely, or actually the empire of the soviet empire, which was also such an empire 2.0 simply on many issues, it is even more effective. in this way, everything except persian is completed, it needs to be removed from our symbolic spaces. can be preserved but again, this whole story about russian culture is a second thing, but a lot, first of all, for your own yes, anton shrochnych is in touch with me, i hope that the connection with him is stable and not in fractions, you can hear us yes. accordingly, we understand that we are removing the imperial russian component from our i don't know worldview st

blow but also give fighters in kherson oblast the occupiers strengthen roadblocks and also put up big boards with posters with russian symbols in the center of kherson, they organized a photo exhibition and the resistance of the kherson people will not be stopped in chernobaivka the village council in its entirety refused to cooperate with the occupiers and at the local market khorobry a musician played the ukrainian national anthem, meanwhile, a fighter from a trench on the southern front assured the people of kherson of a quick release from the occupation by the land of the ork positions, many enemy escorts are simply suppressed, destroyed periodically, they climb out there to scare something, but our arta immediately turns on right away , this all works for suppression, the russians are so afraid of mobilization and the future transformation into cannon fodder in the fields of ukraine that they continue to fire military commissars on duty the building was on fire in cherepovets two unknown people threw molotov cocktails at the windows of the local military commissariat the first full-scal

a quick check on the big board.dow is >>> in after the latest inflation report showing prices may be leveling off. they are still more than 8% higher than a year ago. >>> a live look at capitol hill where the senate has confirmed the first black woman to seven on the federal reserve's board of governors. she is from the bay area. lisa cook has a degree in economics from berkeley. she was on the council of economic advisers during the obama administration. all 50 republicans voted against her. >>> its part of a slow expansion that started on the east coast. pooled rides will be limited to two passengers. >>> and you may want to take a carpool share to chase center. looking live there. fans will gather at 5:00. tonight marks game 5 of the western conference semi-finals against memphis. a win for them tonight would advance the team in to the western conference finals. >>> warriors head coach remains in covid protocols and won't coach tonight's game. mike brown will fill in for a second straight game. >>> and john seen