yes, there is such a crew where both the aircraft commander and the second pilot are women on the big board passenger one. airplane this is me hear. bravo bravo for the first time and they say that there are even fewer comments than to the usual crew. but this is natural, because they try very hard, well, among other things, they are more organized in this sense. they have an order in absolutely everything, and there are advantages to male psychology in female psychology, this is true. on the air of the first channel, the podcast everyone wants to fly, and you can see all our podcasts on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru, everyone is interested, maybe you have come across this. maybe you know about it, pre-flight preparation pre-flight medical examination of crews and flight attendants. before starting work , the pilots of the dispatcher and maybe the conductors are inspected. this is always when the crew works on the territory of russia and at the same time russia was told a. if abroad, then the aircraft commander himself determines whether the crew can fly or not? he himself conside

opening bell has run and a quick look at the big board and dow 30 expecting a lot more red than green't see any green. do you? intel, apple, you can tell all 30 stocks in the red right out of the gate. s&p 500, the dow up 178 points. s&p down almost 1%, 4410 on the s&p. let's look at the nasdaq also down about 1%. done 132 points, we saw earlier ten year treasury yield up about 4%, not good for high-growth companies. big tech managing to ease out with its new dried up, that's moving. apple, alphabet, amazon all moving lower. mark walked into the green th there. let's get back to meda. we've been talking about threats, it's officially out and we heard a potential twitter killer yesterday so right out of the gate, okay. >> we have the numbers for the first seven hours of their global launch, over 100 countries and over 10 million users so that's good. before we celebrate, investors clearly are. this is a warning from wells fargo, limited revenue opportunity versus potential for more privacy scrutiny, really going into social media and letting people basically say what they want in this

things looking down half a% across the board, let's look at the big board, the dow 30 in the dow offnts on the outside. chevron and home depot on the downside. a mixed bag but a whole lot more in the red. let's look at the s&p 500, down 18 points, down a 34%, take a look at the tech heavy nasdaq exchange. that, to down 34%. as we like to talk about magnificent tech companies, let's see how they are doing. a mixed bag. data and amazon moving higher but for but, microsoft and google count as well. apple found a third of our present. let's get into some of these sectors and look at the air airlines. they struggled, we know with troubles a little long holiday weekend but is not reflected? >> it wasn't a now -- yesterday, the holiday, 2 million people went through 2 million checkpoints, that was down from the prior year in 2022 and we keep saying the numbers go up and up. 30,000 flights were delayed or canceled. the past ten days leading up to the holiday, very strong with a number of people going to tsa despite turbulence in the skies and cancellations. friday the final day of june, all-

the nasdaq composite also hire 131%, nice gain, 50-point show me big tech there up all across-the-boardy 2%, apple reaching 193, meta very close to 300. amazon is up a dollar and microsoft up $2 at $3.45. i'm get a single out apple are they going to raise prices on the top-of-the-line iphones. >> the iphone 15 promax the most expensive iphone could cost as much as $1800 when it comes out. the 15 promax the most expensive one, the 14 promax is $1100. it is a huge jump, part of the trend p minimization were willing to spend more for the best features apple unveils the phone likely in september and bloomberg is reporting that apple is asking the suppliers to produce 85 million iphone 15th this year that is steady production despite a projected decline in overall smart phone sales. in that sense apple is bucking the trend i don't think demand will decline. they have pricing power people by them despite 1900-dollar price. a couple hundred word dollars to get the best features other period shall be netflix we had quite a time. they are up $4.24. >> they are saying is going to $500 in the anal

let's have a look at the gate at the big board, j.p.nike but at the bottom johnson & johnson and merck, the dow off 91 points, take a look at the s&p if we can. down marginally attentive 8% 4444 all of force. let's take a look at nasdaq up as we saw in the premarket up one tenth of 8% 12 points of 13800 and let's take a look at the big tech names, amazon on the up six tenths of 8% for apple, meta, microsoft and alphabet all down ever so slightly. staying on apple struggling with production issues. >> apple is usually the supply chain king but in this case with the vision pro that i want to point out $3500, could there be a demand problem, maybe that is a lot of money but will get back to the supply-side, asking their suppliers to come up with 130,000 units. the initial number was asking for a million in the next 12 months that is a huge drop i'm looking at supply and demand challenges. ashley: the stock down a tenth of 8% today, let's get back to tesla talk about that with keith fitz-gerald. we discussed the huge surge and deliveries, w

let's see where the market stands right now with a live look at the big board. dow up about 66 points. soon, you will not need any points when you visit your local whole foods. no. instead, you will pay with the wave of a hand. the parent company amazon is rolling out palm recognition technology called amazon one. it will be used for payments, loyalty programs, and entry into its stores if you're interested. you can get started by signing up online. 200 whole foods locations have already introduced amazon one. amc will no longer charge extra for better sightline seating. they tested the variable pricing plan in three locations and found pretty much no change in demand for the front row seats despite the lower price. for now, every sea will go back to costing the same amount. amc says the move is meant to keep ticket prices competitive. they will try out a spacious reclining seat wrote later this year. >>> the heat dome is gripping much of the nation and shows no signs of letting up. in fact, more than 125 million americans are under heat alerts in more than a do

. >>> looking at the dow and big board for nine straight days of positive territory. it is now up 210. >>> let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch with a look at weather. we can see it from where we are sitting, the weekend. you have a big one. >> i do. the san francisco marathon is this weekend. you have been so supportive for me training. i am only doing a half but it will be a beautiful forecast for any runner heading to san francisco. let's start looking at our thursday forecast because we have a couple days until then. 83 in mountain view, 80 hayward. we are dealing with sunny skies and hazy conditions in the east bay. we mentioned it earlier, air quality is not the best that the fire is still bringing smoke to our local bay area. that's in oregon. daytime highs today near san francisco in the 70s. watch what happens this weekend. another heat wave building in like a heat dome. it highlights the coast saturday and sunday. by sunday we see our temperature anomaly map cooler. basically this heat wave is still building. here is today in antioch alone, we

. >>> and speaking of which, let's take a live look at the big board.biden administration is putting the focus on mental health care. the goal here is to get mental health care treated at the same level as physical health. it would expand benefits on private insurance plans and closer to physical health benefits. insurers have to check to make sure that the coverage complies with the new rules. the changes could take effect after a 60 day public comment period. >>> be careful if you like the taste of yellow skittles. a new flavor is coming out. it's not lemon. . >>> you can watch us any time, anywhere on our streaming service cbs news bay area, catch the live newscasts on th >>> whale sightings closer to shore in the bay have been frequent. we will dive into why more whales are hanging out there. that story and more at 3:00. >>> the cool down is coming for everybody the next few days. we will start with the currents, mid-60s in the city. 85 in livermore. you can see where the marine layer is and the temperatures. let's switch from current to show you wh

as we welcome the traders on the stock market right now, taking a look at the dow and big board. as you can see, the dow trending 104 points in the negative. >>> sausalito mayor melissa blaustein dove head first into her city's fundraising effort to fix their sea lion statue when it came off the pedestal becoming cracked. the city needs $50,000 to fix it. to help raise awareness, the mayor swam from angel island back to sausalito. impressive feat. >> using something i love so much to save and repair something i love so much. there's nothing i love more than open water swimming except the city of sausalito. >> this is nothing new for the mayor who is a world class swimmer in addition to leading the city of sausalito, she conquered the english channel in 2018. very impressive. >>> a 4th of july rescue that got a fawn back with its mother. what officers had to do to get this animal out from being trapped inside of a hole. >>> the bay area events ndar brought to you by broadway san jos here is what's going on in the bay area th weekend. the san cisco symphony will feature music from

. >>> tonight's lottery drawing is putting the mega in me >>> let's take a live look at the big boardy up a little bit by 31 points. >>> a staggering jackpot up for grabs in the mega millions drawing tonight as lottery fever reaches a fever pitch. tonight's jackpot estimated at $720 million. the cash prize would come to about $369 million if the winner takes it in a lump sum. that's the game's fifth highest payout. the odds still not in anyone's favor though. you've got about one in 302 million chance of taking home all that money, but that's not stopping these folks. >> hope, you know. you have to be hopeful and wish that maybe you'll hit it. dream. dream big. >> yeah, you've got to dream, right? this week, someone in los angeles won $1 billion powerball jackpot. someone is winning. the state says it was a big winner as well with $80 million from that game over the last three months going all to public schools. >>> it's a good thing that cats have nine lives. this next one in particular. we'll tell you how this >>> welcome back on this first alert weather day. daytime highs warming u

let's look at a live picture of the big board right now. the dow currently up. take a look at that. 371 points. >>> tomorrow's powerball jackpot stands at $1 billion. billion with a b. nobody won last night's big drawing. this is only the seventh time in u.s. history that the lottery jackpot has passed the $1 billion mark. if you choose the lump sum action, that's about $518 million. not too shabby. fair warning. your chance of winning the jackpot is 1 in 192 million. that's still a chance. >>> it's hard to coordinate plans with a large group of people especially if they are dangerous. see how this large group >>> as you know, a lot of bay area tech workers have been laid off in the past few months. while the market may seem tough, there are jobs out there. coming up today at 3:00, how you may need to pivot to land your next position. >>> another review on that seven-day forecast. we'll get our microclimates in san francisco and oakland. you have to go to 80 degrees on saturday. that's going to be a nice day, but noticeably warm in oakland. here is where the real

. >>> here is a live look at the big board right now. now as you can see it is up 93 points. >>> hiring trends show that it is getting tougher for many americans to find a job. a recent linked in survey found there is one open job for every two applicants and there are remote positions that remain open including professional services, i. t. and media. new employees may have to pickup new skills especially in artificial intelligence. linked in career expert katherine fisher explains the trends on cbs mornings. >> one is that people are staying in their jobs a lot longer, so there's internal mobility happening and i think also that they are seeing the headlines and thinking i'm going to stay put. >> right. >> the other thing is there are multiple people applying for jobs and probably jobs that they shouldn't be applying for. >> fisher says there's also a shift in qualifications for jobs. more companies are dropping requirements for four-year degrees and shifting to skill-based hiring. >>> more deep space celebration that could give us a gl

. >>> a live look at the big board right now.points. >>> amazing when you think about how many things we use are powered by a battery. but batteries like the lithium ion ones can be expensive and they don't last long, between three to eight years usually. but what if there was a way to make a battery last forever or close to it. a bay area start up says that is what they are trying to do and they hope it can change the world. >> on this project earth, the path forward, a team is making the forever battery. >> reporter: he is on his way to work, a 2.5 our trek to fremont. >> this is one of my favorite trails. >> reporter: he is stoked. some may say the cyclist is his own source of renewable energy. >> it's a lot of fun. a passion for a long, long time. >> reporter: his other big passion? finding a new way to story newable energy. it's a game changing technology made at this bay area factory. >> the do everything battery. >> reporter: he is ceo of a company in fremont. they aim to revolutionize how wind and solar energy are stored.

. >>> a live look at wall street, on the big board, another day in the positive territory. 11 days up in the green at 208 points right now. >>> california is getting 100 million to bring affordable broadband internet across the state. a congress woman talked about investments at a school district in half moon bay. city leaders say the year highlighted the urgent need for connectivity when they struggled to spread word about a mass shooting at a mushroom farm and evacuations during winter storms. >> we know that access to the internet is necessary to learn, to work, and to function in the 21st century. it's not a luxury. it's a necessity. >> the white house says money will give 27% of the state access to affordable high speed internet. >>> tens of thousands of people are coming off a runner's high today. we look back on this year's san francisco marathon. >>> first, how a big box office weekend is helping a small theater i'm ororlando anand i'm liviving with hih. i don't t have to woworry abt daily y hiv pillss because i i switched to everyry-other-mononth caben. for adadults who are u

let's go to the big board and talk about where we topped out earlier.ot up to almost 100 degrees today. santa rosa made it to the 90s and san francisco just a couple degrees above normal and 60 in pacifica, almost a 40-degree spread today. i think we'll exceed that tomorrow because temperatures are going to be hot inland, but this is an inland event. temperatures will be 4 to 8 degrees above normal for san francisco and oakland, near 70 in the city, around 80 for oakland and the east bay, low 90s in shows, a dozen degrees above normal, 105 degrees expected in concord. the tri-valley and delta will be the hot spots around the bay area. all inland parts of the bay area are under this excessive heat warning that goes into effect at 11 a.m. tomorrow, continues through 11 p.m. sunday. the hottest temperatures will be far inland around windsor and st. helena in the north bay, around morgan hill and gilroy in the santa clara valley and all those inland east bay locations. make sure you plan ahead. stay hydrated, stay cool and check on those who are more sensit

taking a live look at the big board here. it's down about 135 points.h us. >>> welcome back. time now 6:41. take a look at our top story -- money watch report this morning. let's start by taking a live look at the big board. it looks like the dow is down about 123 points. breaking news. >>> u.p.s. drivers could go on strike as early as august 1st. this morning talks broke down between the shipping giant and teamsters union. the union represents more than 340,000 of the company's workers. no future negotiations are scheduled at least at this point. >>> mean teem a federal judge has blocked biden administration officials from communicating with social media companies. the preliminary injunction issued by an appointee of former president trump. it orders the agencies and officials not to communicate with the companies about taking down content containing protected free speech. >>> and meta is launching a rival to twitter tomorrow. the company describes the social media app called threads as quote instagram's text based conversation app. and a screen shot o

all right, check the big board, we are trading up right now.increase, up about 14-20 points. here are the winners of the dow, if we can take a look at them. we have, let's look at the winners, there the they are. they're a little slow in coming. chevron, walt disney we just talked about. jpmorgan chase doing quite well, up 1.5%. jpmorgan, caterpillar. caterpillar's doing well. here are the s&p 500 winners, lieu min technologies, hasbro, plc and adobe, which we just talked about as well. and the nasdaq winners, crowdstrike holdings, adobe, siriusxm and what is that? alation? what do they do? i don't know. [laughter] siriusxm is doing well and paypal also. check the 10 is-year yield, up a little bit, up close to 4%, 3.96%. let's check gold if we can, up about $6.50. over that 2,000 mark. very interesting, it's been kind of an indicator where inflation is going. bitcoin still below 30,000 but just so, 39,500. but oil is up, it is well over $80 a barrel, now trading at $81.50 a barrel. natural gas, well, natural gas has been riding a wave, but it's

. >> going over to the big board here and take a look. the reason for the deeper marine layer is the parade of ripples in the atmosphere. reducing it, allowing the layer to expand. that is why we are optimistic that they would be visible but the fog does what it wants. a stronger onshore breeze tomorrow and cool weather will continue not just for the end of the workweek but all of the way into the weekend. you can see the roller coaster ride in stores as we look at the 10 day outlook for livermore. about 10 degrees below average for the end of the workweek and the weekend. then, rising to above average temperatures for most of next week. just enjoy the free air-conditioning while it lasts. the stronger onshore breeze will improve our air quality. yellow dots with plenty of green dots on the plan. yellow, moderate air quality. inland in the east bay, south end effort bay. i don't think it will be worse than that. even with the effect of some of the leftover firework smoke. there is the fog around sales force tower, we are rooting for it no

we take a look at the big board.are up in the green. >>> we are beginning to warm up as we head into the rest of this week and into the weekend. the national weather service has called for an excessive heat watch as an area of high pressure moves this way and from the south and that will heat us up and dry us up and we are feeling the warmth in our inland areas with 90s. look at the bay area. concord at 90. 84 in napa. 85 in santa rosa. let's take it back and look at this morning. we woke up with the marine layer holding on strong to the coast and into san francisco. around lunchtime it starts breaking apart with the inland areas. we have sunny skies into the east bay. the clouds dissipate anywhere from 5:00 all the way into the 9:00 over tonight which means you may see a beautiful sunset this evening. air-quality today we are sitting in the green for the forecasting models. the pollen count for the next several days, in low to medium category. it looks like we are heading out of the allergy season, at least the peak

after all, right from the stage of the big board, the eye twitches for people.ndoubtedly happen today, but before that, there are also hints from you. let's go the magnificent with you, i consider the hero of the fourth season of mandaril noise. i'm garbage, you can't argue with that. i'm handsome conveniently the correct answer. yes, i have had difficult times in my life. i went to dip the water and you know, you also got the copper pipes. that's how you walk around the palace past the fireplace, and again the pits, as you go to the waterfall, you go into the beautiful dressing room luxury jewelry. and how difficult it is to choose an outfit to decide which rings to wear, what hairstyle to do? only the elite can understand me and timuradit a little. so do not think that the life of a madril is continuous. honey. there are difficult moments, my dear. let's not talk about complexity to joy, that is, the fact that i sing in our town every day in noisy and cramped. you will come, sit in a corner, i will select the music for you, i will select the music to your face

is not just the master of the election night big board or a khaki pants icon.0s politics. - good to see you. cheers. - hey, any time, blake. maybe he'd have some clues for me. this--this bill was signed in by clinton in october of '98. what's going on in his world at that time? - so bill clinton wanted to get things done in 1998. i mean, every president wants to get things done. but bill clinton had a particular imperative to because of impeachment. the clinton strategy in 1998 was to say, this whole thing with monica lewinsky was a personal thing. and what i'm trying to do as president is the business of the people. he was doing the business of the american people as everybody else in the political world was focused on his personal life. - okay. pretty good headlines, right, like, "clinton signs a higher education bill." it sounds like clinton just wanted to have a nice happy press release so he could change the topic a little bit instead of talking about the problems he's having. - yeah, and i think that the second piece of it is bipartisan, because it wasn't

the nasdaq and when we talk about the nasdaq, we like to talk about big tech names, let's see where we are on those. up across the boardple, all moving higher. amazon on the back of its big sales, up nearly 2%. alphabet of one and a half%. i want to talk about meta. what's this about tax companies giving away millions of taxpayers? >> and the power of big tech, h&r block and two other tax companies are accused of breaching taxpayer laws so allegedly allowed google to get customers income, refunds and names of their dependents over the course of two years through visitor tracking technology embedded in the tax forms websites. seven lawmakers sent a letter to the irs, watchdog and department of justice to investigate. the could be a federal lawsuit if these companies are facing billions of dollars in fines and considering the size of them. ashley: well, we'll follow that. let's look at disney, we heard news they've extended bob iger's tenure, the guy who's trying to retire but can't apparently. how long was it extended? >> until 2026. i was originally going to tell you it's a big relief for disney investors but the stock

kumasi: we are taking a look at the big board update stock exchange. another update on markets. lian: history from a set of such templates -- sextuplets are celebrate in a big birthday today. stay tuned for abc 7. drew: sfo where it is cloudy, overcast skies and drizzle along the coast. the wind is breezy. 22 at the airport. through the delta, rio vista gusting to 20 miles per hour. the wind will pick up. gusting at 15 to 30 miles per hour later today. lots of cloud cover the breeze picks up and that will keep cabbages below average for this time of year. the below-average trend continues through the weekend. the warmest spot generally in the 70's away from the coast. 62 in san francisco. 74 in san rafael. mid 70's if not 80 in antioch later today. very little change to the pattern over the next 72 hours. temperatures below average. morning fog and afternoon sunshine. breezy conditions each day. next week we say goodbye to julian: in the tenderloin district, glided reopens. the shoulder in place shut glide's. guess agree the indoor dining experience is special. >> most folks spen

kumasi: looked at the big board. the new york stock exchange down.this new venue will be held this year. stick with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at seven. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00. drew: 6:43. a live look from our san jose camera. starting to get peaks of sunshine. we are talking about the cooling trend that continues the next couple days and today. we are to -- two to eight degrees lower than our average this year. we have some drizzle close to the coast. it will be gradual over the next several hours, peaking in the 70's and 80's in our warmest spots away from the coast. still patchy fog over the city and parts of the east bay. but a lot of sunshine in the north bay, inland east day, and south bay. as we head into the afternoon, we can see temperatures peaking around 4:00 p.m. if you 80's on the board. around the big shoreline, mainly 60's and low 70's. 62 in the city with partly cummings -- with partly cloudy skies. 79 in san jose. therefore, antioch and livermore in low to mid 80's. we are more than 10 de

the reason i mention that, up on the big board, the number of people cussing at the airline through the roof. look at that. on the graphics on the right are cancellation. on saturday, almost 8000 delays and 300 cancellation. on sunday, fewer delays, double the cancellation. today 600 delays and 83 cancellations. if you have a connecting flight or have to be at an event and they cancel, what are you supposed to do? rachel is thinking about driving. >> rachel: i was just asking, should i drive, i don't want to get stuck at the airport. other passengers have been delayed, here is what they have to say about their experience at the airport. >> i've never seen so many people at the airport. glad i got here earlier or i probably wouldn't have made it. >> getting here, lined up, i didn't know we were going to make it today. >> running all over the place, no set pattern this morning. >> everything takes so long, everything is do it yourself. we had to come around the world to get to this line, i don't know if there is construction, about the the rerouting was a lot. >> we allowed for a lot, not

the big board shows -- look at the dow winners, verizon is at the top, it's a 1% -- sorry, 3%.is up a little, 1% but look at $86 a share. open up slightly, cisco up lightly. s&p 500 winners -- good to see. sixty-six dollars a share. fedex, verizon, dish network. nasdaq composite, charter, lucid, t-mobile, none of the big names on the nasdaq winners list. ten year treasury yield way below 4% market, 376. the price of gold edging closer to $2000 in acts, 1970. but going hit 29000 according earlier that's where it is, 297. oil still in the low 70s, $74 a barrel. it's up 3%, to 59. the average price. gallon of regular gasoline, nationwide 356. california dropped back by 1 cent. still pay for 90. coming up, house judiciary chair jim jordan may hold mark zuckerberg in contempt of congress. jordan wants zuckerberg hannaford drugs, content, moderation. we will hear from him in the 11:00 hour. secret service white house cocaine investigation and democrats don't seem to mind no suspects. >> has anyone used it? is there a problem that has happened? who met gossip more than anything else.

look at the big board, six minutes with the business, .4%.inners of the top we have 3m caterpillar, idm is back. s&p 500, the winner is gypsy. sc. i thought there was a j. your brands -- why are you laughing? the nasdaq composite, the winners on the list, read them on the screen when they put them on the screen. a little delay there. marvel, paypal, lululemon. look at the ten year treasury, the ten year treasury yield, i had earlier close to 4%, that's where it is. 3.98. price of gold this morning not doing much recently, 1937 an ounce. but coin 30,000 dollars a coin. the price of oil moving up easily, $73 a barrel. not cast to 69 and the average price for a gallon of regular is 3.54. california is 488 and as we told you earlier, the state of washington it is 4.95, highest in the nation. coming up, one chicago suburb paying reparations, they called it a test run for the whole country. an opinion piece on msnbc calls exercising and keeping fit the far right way of life. clay travis will get into that. unhappy with the left climate plans but do

stuart: went to move on to check the big board, the dow up to 80 points, 289 to be precise. .84%.inners headed by -- look at them go. top of the list, 3m, caterpillar, walgreen. s&p 500 on the upside, look at the winners. domino's 13%. lumen, that's a look at the nasdaq. match group is in there. chinese based companies. i like to see the yield on the ten year treasury, it is coming down. we have nine inflation news and tenure yields 3.91%. the price of gold, don't expected to do much but it's up $21 on benign inflation. sorry, don't get. 1958. they claim 30,000 600. oil moving up recently, 75, almost $76 a barrel. the average price for a gallon of regular, unchanged nationwide, 354. california price has gone up, up 489 is the average for regular. zelenskyy frustrated, he wants to join nato but will have to wait, he will get billions of dollars worth of weapons and some republicans are not happy with that. former lgbtq activists says he regrets indoctrinating children with gender identity. >> i didn't know what was going on. that was normalizing policies and practices pushing irrev

topping the big board, the big tech list is microsoft which is up $5 this morning.. alphabet's up, amazon's up, ap 8's at 190 -- apple's at 190. meta down just 65 cents. take a look at the banks that reported this morning. we've got them all up, most of them. blackrock, citi, jpmorgan, wells fargo, the banking sector doing well. microsoft, up again. lots of news. lauren is going to sort it out for us. lauren: so ubs says shares are going to $400. they raised microsoft to a buy. two main reasons -- stuart: i love ubs. lauren: -- a.i. and the stabilization of their spending on the cloud. also, look, microsoft trying to buy activision, the u.k. regulators saying, no. moth seems to be -- microsoft seems to be ready to make some concessions to get this deal to go through across the pond, and the u.k. regulator extended the deal's deadline. for six weeks. stuart: investors clearly believe the deal will go through, otherwise activision blizzard would not be at $91 a share. there you go. all good stuff. meta's threads, i know they had a huge debut, 100 # million -- lauren:

kumasi: a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange and we will give you an update.reggie: sweater sellout. and here are the sweaters. how much is respected to be made out of the holiday year. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m.. download the app wherever you stream. drew: here is a live look, this is the santa cruz camera showing you it is cloudy out there this morning at temperatures cooler than average. enjoy the pleasant air overhead and we are about 1-5 degrees below average across the board later this afternoon. we will go into the 60's and 70's on the bay shoreline and warmer spots in the 80's. this is tropical storm captain -- calvin. closing in on hawaii but losing a lot of convection -- convection. the big island underneath a tropical storm warning and this has been extended until tomorrow morning will be will -- where we will find a eastern storms. they are experiencing gusty winds but calvin keeps trucking on. it will move away from hawaii and out to the open water but today, it is raining on the big island. we will go to the 60's and 70's on

check the big board, the big tech that's just one winner and nasdaq doing well and there's one tech winnerapple, 192 there and microsoft coming back down a bit. it's at 345, 344 now. al wow. get is down, amazon down, meta is down nearly $3. check the 10-year treasury yield. that's coming down a little tiny fraction. it's down to 3.38%. now this. very brief period the government handed out roughly $5 trillion worth of covid relief. why are we surprised when massive amounts of taxpayer money go missing. we should know by now that government brock seizure disorderses are not the -- bureaucracies are not the best way of districting cash. as part of covid relief, congress set up pandemic response accountability committee and studied how a small portion of the money was spent. what a mess. ten agencies spent 2.6 billion in six communities on 89 programs. they didn't have the data to track where it all went, incomplete records. why are we surprised. to qualify for covid unemployment money, all claimants had to do was submit a name, date of birth, address and social security number. open season fo

. >> you're looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange.we are down significantly almost 350 points. another update on the markets next. >> celebrating 70 years. the ice cream favorite hosting the event. >> i like>> mitchell's. stay with us. we are live weekdays from seven to 8:00 a.m. you can download the app wherever you stream. >> the golden gate bridge is showing you we have drizzle on the lens close to the coast. we have some white conditions with overcast skies. today is a day that is not below-average but the coolest day in the forecast. by 4:00 p.m., this is where will land -- where we will land. that's five to 10 degrees below are typical average high. even cloudy across a portion of the shoreline, certainly on the coast. the coast remains cloudy. our warmest spots today only in the 70's away from the coast. a lot of 60's around the shoreline. 70 fairfield, antioch and livermore, 70's in the north bay from santa rosa to san rafael, 65 in oakland today, 70 in palo alto. you will notice little change in our day-to-day temperatures as

dave: looking at the big board, the dow jones is up 167, the nasdaq lost a little bit but still up 200and the s&p up 37. we are looking at some other movers, up 2.5%. lauren: reuters, made in india, and and speaking of that, selling it in india. >> in phase energy. >> week demand in the hot states like texas and arizona. and quarter estimates down. dave: wedbush downgrade. lauren: it is neutral. chicken wing prices are going up. that is where -- chicken wing prices go up all the time. they worry about menu prices like everybody else. dave: now this. teachers unions in nebraska trying to kill the state's new school choice programs that provide private school scholarships to low-income students using funds from nonprofit scholarship organizations. clarice jackson is founder and executive of the voice advocacy center. thank you for being here. why are they against giving parents more say where their kids go to school. >> i frankly think it is a reduction in power, put more power into the hands of parents to make that decision and they know that if the decision is made parents will choose

dave: check the big board, three losers on the dow, up 172 on the dow, half a percentage point gain for a look at the dow winners, intel, procter & gamble, boeing, microsoft and the nasdaq, winners, the s&p, additional realty trust, all doing quite well this morning. here are the nasdaq winners. astrazeneca. there you go. bonds. to check the 10 year on the bond, close to 4% on the 10 year. we still have the two years up even more, checking gold, that has come down from over 2000 which we saw last week but it is up today $0.35, another 35 percentage points. $7 to the plus side, still below 2,000, one thousand $92. bitcoin if we could switch to bitcoin, trading up 55. $55, 29,000. oil as i mentioned, just over $80 a barrel. it has come below that, $79.23 a barrel. natural gas if we could switch to natural gas trading up 14%. a big pop in natural gas. there is the natural gas. that is -- lauren: national gas price average. lauren: up to $3, february was $2.30 when president biden was inaugurated. california, $4.95. coming up, republicans don't seem concerned about mitch mcconnell's freeze

kumasi: a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are pretty much even. we will check in with another update on the markets, next. reggie: you are not alone if you need some more z's, california is talking the list of states where people are not getting enough sleep. stream with us for our streaming show called " abc7@7." it is streaming only so download the app now so you can see us. drew: here is a live look at sfo where we have a fair amount of sunshine. you can see the marine layer but it is very thin. we have limited fog this morning but where the fog is along the coast is dense. here is the visibility on live doppler seven. half moon bay, zero miles visibility. the coast is socked in but away from the coast we are seeing many clear skies and a fairmont of sunshine. here is future weather. we get some shack and that heats us up. today is a warm afternoon compared to yesterday and today is the warmest day we have on the seven-day forecast. our warmest cities going into the 90's. even along the shoreline, it feels warm in the 70's. 85 in san jose. 81 i

kumasi: looking live at the big board, up by about 100 points. another update next.eggie: the big party happening at san francisco's ferry building today. stay with us on the streaming app at 7:00, that is when we do abc 7 at 7:00. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00, download now to stream. drew: we have locally dense fog, here is live doppler 7 showing half moon bay down to zero miles visibility. we are seeing a lot of sunshine inland, some patchy cloud cover over the bay shoreline. we will find the cloud cover mixing up pretty fast today, we have a lot of warm air aloft that will settle near the surface and clear out a lot of the cloud cover the next couple of hours. by 1:00, we are well into the 80's and later today, 90's inland. 70's around the bay shoreline. 90 in concord, 82 in san 91 in santa rosa, 66 in the city with afternoon sunshine, 73 in oakland and 76 in palo alto. the excessive heat returns over the weekend, we have that starting saturday morning and lasting through sunday night. all areas shaded in pink, essentially everyone away from the coa

kumasi: you are looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange.e oakland a's relocation to vegas. stay with us on the streaming app at 7:00 a.m. for abc7@7. we are live every weekday, but you have to download the app to watches. -- to watch us. drew: a what we will find his dense fog and it north bay, specifically sonoma county, down to a quarter of a mile visibility. we do have some cloud cover up above. any fog we have quickly breaks down as pressure is gaining control and chops up the cloud cover. later this afternoon, we will find our warmest spots going into the 80's and 90's. these temperatures are close to where they should be. 71 at oakland, 65 in the city. 80 in san jose. 90 in fairfield. antioch at 92. we will hold those temperatures steady today and tomorrow. by friday, the excessive heat does arrive away from the coast inland. -- away from the coast. in lent, we are hitting 105 and eight heat watch will go into effect for various away from the coastline that includes the north, east bay, and the south bay, all areas shaded in red. it d

kumasi: the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on markets next.eggie: a box office blowout for barbenheimer. we are live weekdays from to 8:00 a.m., but streaming only. download the app now. drew: a live look tower showing you partly cloudy skies out there this morning. when we look at the statistics for our daytime highs later today, most of us are in our typical averages this time of year. the lone exception, santa rosa, you are 10 degrees above average at 93 degrees. we are seeing cooler air moving in, wiping away heat from this weekend. 12 degrees cooler this morning in livermore compared to this time yesterday. high pressure was responsible for the heat this past weekend, moving to the east. we are getting high clouds moving through northern california. eventually, this profit will create comfortable weather for much of the seven-day forecast. future weather showing you partly cloudy skies. later this afternoon, our warmest cities going into the low 90's. pleasant around the bay shoreline. 70's and 80's from oakland to san jose. the city, 67

we are going to start with the big board. we are up in the green 99 points.he clock is ticking to see whether or not ups workers will go on strike. teamsters union spokesperson says negotiators will meet tomorrow in washington. on friday the teamsters general president said 95% of the contract has been negotiated. >>> weekend box office belonged to barbie and oppenheimer sparking a barbenheimer phenom. both raked in over $300 million domestically. barbie brought in 155 million making it the biggest opening of the year while the biopick of the father of the atomic bomb made over 80 million. i cannot wait to see both. >> everyone says it's really good. we'll see. >>> the weather was beautiful in the bay area this weekend which was perfect for all these people. more than 29,000 runners took part in the annual san francisco marathon. devin fehely met first time runners tackling the course. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: like that, it begins. for many of the runners in the san francisco marathon, race day is really the culmination of weeks and months of hard work. >> i

stuart: it's not. >> i want a human being at my bedside with a gentle touch. >> checked the big boardly a breakout but it is a nice gain. representative a hundred points just a few moments ago, one quarter, the winners, what is the top of the winners list, honeywell, home depot, visa on the list. the s&p 500 also slightly higher this morning, those of the winners, fort netcom amount of the stick, meta platforms is on this, up $7, polo, ralph lauren on the list, nasdaq winners, serious, exim radio, what is going on, meta, decks, on that list, let's go through some of the markets, the ten year treasury yield, where's that down a little bit. gold i've been away a couple of weeks, last time i saw gold it was under $2000 an ounce and has not changed, 1926 per ounce, bitcoin 40200, oil $73 a barrel to in change up a little bit today the average price for regular gas 354 and hasn't changed at all with the two weeks away, california still is entered still the same $4.87 on average. the new york times coming up criticizing president biden for his refusal to recognize his seventh grandchild. on

taking a look at the life big board. you can see we are up by about 80 points. the markets next. >> 18 driver just got her license. she used a flip car, coming right towards her. stay with us on the streaming app for abc seven at 7:00. we are live from seven until 8 a.m.. download the app now, wherever you stream. >> it is 641 on thursday. will take you to walnut creek where we have a fair amount of sunshine out there. along the b coast, is not dense in spots, but later today, everywhere, it's a cooler afternoon, compared to yesterday. we will find the trend continuing in most cities. a lone exception of santa rosa which is going to be a bit above average, or we are going below-average dayside -- daytime highs thanks to strengthening onshore flow. it will cost at about 15 to 30 miles per hour. winds later on coming off the cool ocean water which is currently in the mid-50's. that will help to keep temperatures below-average highs later on today. here is the future weather prayed we will see fog break down around the bay shoreline over the next two to three hours

that also helping stocks this morning, taking a live look at the big board on the new york stock exchange across the board, the dow jones up three quarters of a percent, about 259 points. the s&p 500 up more than one full percentage point to 45, 88. and the nasdaq gaining 2, almost 300 points for the nasdaq . as those tech stocks soar again, help a lot of help from roku. ford is recalling more than 870,000 f-150 pickup trucks due to an unexpected parking brake activation of ford announced it has received 900 warranty claims over brake problems in north america. 300 of those claims state that the electric parking brake activated unintentionally, including some wild driving. so far, ford said, it is not aware of any crashes or injuries related to the recall. it does involve its 2021 to 2023 trucks, so contact your dealer. bigger bathrooms are coming to smaller airplanes. spacious bathrooms were previously limited to larger multi aisle planes, which traditionally fly longer routes . however, the us airlines say recent advancements in engine efficiency and aircraft design have allowed the nar

kumasi: we are looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange with the doll down by 85 pointsate on the market next. julian: avoid falling off of the zipline. he is ok. new calls this morning because of is for cd -- safety procedures at the local attractions. and you want to stick with us on that abc 7 bay area out at 7:00. we are live on 7:00 to 8:00 a.m.. download the app now from wherever you stream. drew: 6:43 this morning and we have fog out there this morning from the camera. clouds on the coast is morning and patchy log on the shoreline. but a cooling trend begins today and we have a waning of the heat from the weekend but a heat advisory in effect. most of the places will be cooling off of the room the next cup -- over the next couple days. inland the 70's from brent limited desperate wood, pittsburgh, 63 livermore. cool on the coast. currently in the 50's with the fog. hour-by-hour we go into the future -- we look at the future -- 70's a shoreline. mainly in the 60's close to the coast. looking at the three-day forecast we have cooler weather continuing to filter in t

. >>> looking at our report right now, we will stop by, taking a look at the big board.e are in the green so far to kick off the week for the dow jones, 100 points. >>> a new concern for homeowners, a major insurance company says it is limiting coverage. farmers insurance has announced it will limit new hom insurance policies in the state they are blaming severe weather events like wildfires and climbing construction costs. this follows similar announcements by allstate and state farm. consumer advocates say the companies are pressurin state regulators to approve rat hikes. >>> a bankruptcy option failed to find a buyer for bye-bye baby. that means stores will be forced to close. the brand might live on. a new jersey company is seeking the rights t intellectual properties. a hearing is set to approve the sale tomorrow. >>> call it the ultimate happy meal for brides, grooms and their guests. mcdonald's is getting into the catering business in indonesia. they are offering a wedding package with 100 chicken sandwiches and 400 mcnuggets for $230. they will set up a stall to

that's a bit of a bump from today's numbers on the big board.e 90's already poking out there a little bit here, lower to middle 90's, antioch, about 94 88. meanwhile, up to santa rosa, 68 san francisco. now, once we reach that point, we're going to probably stay in that zone until we get around thursday. maybe friday, so clear and for the bay may clouds were needed. that cool and 70's for the bay shoreline 80's well inland. that's pretty much been the drill. this is half moon bay still have that cloud cover in place within lifted early in the week. we're warming up 90's inland here. as i pointed out, it will stay that way for a couple days. but then come thursday or friday, we hit the octane. so contra costa county, solano county. there go. those numbers start to really start to move here. but to 100 plus as early as friday, which going at the dome, justine was talking about there, you can see the placement just around our backyard like this, giving it the ideal scenario for this heat spike. however, the question is, though, it looks like it sta

it's a new 52-week kind of someday and close to stocks on the big board blasting blue the one year ceilings at this hour with bankers and ai stocks lifting the major indexes and the dow jones are jumping 354 points at the moment and that equals about one full percentage point with 59 minutes to trade and blue chips on pace for the seventh straight win propelled by microsoft, which is on track not just for a 52-week high but an all time record. so you got to see the bernards healthcare day chart of mr. softy. the stock was bumping around and you can see this spike with the tech giant released pricing for businesses to access new artificial intelligence features featuresadded to the office sofd shared up 5% and up more than that with 5% and change and right now a $363.60. they are on track to close at never before seen heights. here's the pricing, the $30 monthly fee per user will allow people to access new ai features and will also include a more secure version of its bing chat enterprise software. all of it, a potential win fall for microsoft and in turn the chair holders. coming up first o

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