we have seen _ be a bit of a skirmish in that. we have seen in _ be a bit of a skirmish in that.in the past, central banks step in to help out troubled banks under pressure. this is quite an extraordinary situation with first republic bank in the us, where other banks, not the central bank, but other financial institutions have stepped in together to help shore it up, what do we read into that? you are looking — up, what do we read into that? you are looking at _ up, what do we read into that? you. are looking at the situation, you saw that hsbc in the uk took over svb's saw that hsbc in the uk took over svb�*s financials in the uk. there was an effort being made by regulators to try and find a buyer for svb in the united states, but they didn't find one. in this instance, we have already been hearing about janet yellen, the treasury secretary, who is picking up treasury secretary, who is picking up the phone and ringing round a bunch of bankers asking which ones would be willing to buy first republic. nobody stepped up to by the bank completely but they came up with the idea of

advocates a bit of a mistake. and it was only— advocates a bit of a mistake. we need _ was only 11 games but i think we need to— was only 11 games but i think we need to move forward, we needed somebody— need to move forward, we needed somebody with a lot of experience, i think _ somebody with a lot of experience, i think i_ somebody with a lot of experience, i think i know— somebody with a lot of experience, i think. i know roy hodgson has a lot of experience advocates a bit of a step backwards. i of experience advocates a bit of a step backwards.— step backwards. i still think they were a bit harsh _ step backwards. i still think they were a bit harsh with _ step backwards. i still think they were a bit harsh with vieira. - step backwards. i still think they| were a bit harsh with vieira. last year— were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they— were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were _ were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were in _ were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were in the _ were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were i

it's a bit tricky. the guide _ what does that mean? it's a bit tricky. tricky. the guide will say it's only about food but to be —— for everyone else it is the full experience. when you are dining with us, it is from the food obviously but a lot about the service. so, for me, it would be like 50% of the kitchen, 50% of the service. that's one, you know, there is not one team at the front or back, we are one, we're here to give the and without the service, we are nothing, you know? they are the link between the kitchen and the customer. so the michelin reviewers are supposed to be anonymous but can you ever spot them and doesn't change anything? irate doesn't change anything? we cannot doesn't change anything? - cannot really spot them. it's not really our main focus. 0ur not really our main focus. our main focus is to give the best experience to all of our customers so michelin inspector or not, it's totally the same. there's been reports of some chefs handing back michelin stars, withdrawing from the guide. some feel it's too much pressure to hold onto

a bit of rainfall.nk you, dave. >> a brand battle in the supreme court today as whiskey maker, jack daniels takes on a dog toy manufacturer in a case involving free speech and federal trademark law. jack daniels says the toy company, bad spaniels infringed on its trademark. anna wiernicki is in washington with more on this. >> jack daniels versus bad spaniels. that's the case before the high court wednesday, tennessee whiskey maker jack daniels is asking the justices to stop production and marketing of a dog toy. this case involves a dog toy that copies. jack daniel's trademark and trade dress and associates is whiskey with dog jack daniel's lawyer lisa blatt argued the bad spaniels toy shaped and decorated like their whiskey bottle hurts their brand pervasive, copying and trading offer brands. good. well tends to confuse and survey results showing consumer confusion indicate that the pair dist to too much popping and not enough distinguishing moyers for that. we manufacture vip products, argue the dock

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it a bit tiring, it must be a bit tiring, actually, in a sense.everywhere, but i just love it. on new guy. he did it such, on our new guy. he did it such, you know, it's going really good. he had a really good time. we for 12 years. that's a we do it for 12 years. that's a reinvents his coverage every every was difficult every race which was difficult to not impossible. no, to do but not impossible. no no, no. of the football no. what some of the football today today we've got liverpool versus manchester united probably the standout the domestic the up domestic or the stand up domestic or the stand up domestic season. domestic fixture of the season. second one, what difference a year makes? i mean, you i year makes? i mean, you know i said going anfield really said going to anfield really feeling sort of themselves this time last year was all time last year there was all this cristiano this stuff around cristiano ronaldo tragic death of ronaldo and the tragic death of his his daughter, his wife, his daughter, how well—received he was at anfield on

i'm a bit of a fan of ada lovelace.learned to program computers when i was young, i could practice on the computers that i had around at the time. but when ada lovelace wrote the very first algorithm in the 1840s, computers didn't even exist. her code was designed to run on a theoretical machine that only existed on paper. there are other great women being celebrated here too, who you might not immediately associate with technology. shiona mccallum has been catching up with a female sporting icon to talk about some new tech that's helping players and coaches collaborate on court. in tennis, every little thing counts. and that can really be felt here, at the billiejean king cup finals in glasgow. with more than 100 countries involved, it is the largest annual international team competition in women's sport. this year it was won by switzerland. they were amongst the teams embracing billiejean�*s collaboration with microsoft to add another layer to their in—match coaching during games. analytics of all aspects of the game

temperature bit by the breeze. ireland a bit cooler.art to develop. into the start of the rush hour, east anglia and the south—east, strongest across shetland. for many there will be longer spells of sunshine today even compared with yesterday. showers dotted around. scotland and ireland the more frequent. wildly windy. on the more frequent. wildly windy. on the west coast there will be the risk of minor flooding as well. the wind is whipping up high tides at the moment. still mad this afternoon, 11 to 15 degrees. some slightly cooler air pushing into night. a mix of clear skies and heavy showers. it will be cooler than the night has gone so far. temperatures more widely back into single figures. tomorrow a day of sunshine and showers.— single figures. tomorrow a day of sunshine and showers. we'll be getting an official update on the cost of living this morning, when the latest inflation figures are released. nina is at a cafe in greater manchester for us this morning. good morning. this is the kind of outside broadcast we like. i'm thi

thank milk a little bit bit tight.lly. you are the time great. and it is an incredible accomplishment . thank incredible accomplishment. thank you. it's actually the first time i've heard that sounds. quite funny when he answers the phone just as you write just as if it was his mum or something. but yeah, harry kane , he's going but yeah, harry kane, he's going to be presented with a little something special before something special just before the mark that moment on the match to mark that moment on thursday night, becoming england's gold scorer, england's all time gold scorer, england. then favourites to win this one, but don't write off the ukrainians. as i say, they're fresh coming into this having not played during the week, but they haven't played for a while and they've got the losses in. genco plays us and he spoke for manchester city. also merrick, who's a chelsea. so they've got players that can hurt can play like hurt england if he can play like they in second half on they did in the second half on thursday

and i think a little bit top. but i also bit over the top. understand it's an understand that it's an important you he's important summit. you know, he's he's lot of pressure for he's got a lot of pressure for this immigration bill. he needs to be with france. so to be working with france. so understand, you i think we understand, you know, i think we need little bit less of the need a little bit less of the hugging and the kind of, you know, motif and the policies. yeah, more do yeah, well, what what more do you know this stage? you need to know at this stage? i were putting in half i mean, he were putting in half a over a number a billion pounds over a number of france is putting of years. france is putting money in to we don't know how much we're going and much we're going to have. and basically a detention centre and more things. but on more patrols and things. but on the other side of the channel, that's to help hasn't that's all going to help hasn't it? i mean it's an it? yeah. i mean it's an interesting one because obviously we're goin

can i be a bit- every morning. can i be a bit negative- — every morning. i be a bit negative. i that he _ every morning. can i be a bit negative. i that he was - every morning. can i be a bit. negative. i that he was amazing in the film but i thought the film was a bit flat�*s i could not disagree with you more. i thought it was a great movie and the skill and talent he has shown through because this is a man who spent most of the time of the movie in one room. a guy sitting on the sofa telling the story, expressing his emotions through his facial expressions and use of the dialogue and thatis and use of the dialogue and that is quite an incredible skill. i that is quite an incredible skill. i disagree with him. it was based _ skill. i disagree with him. it was based on _ skill. i disagree with him. it was based on a _ skill. i disagree with him. it was based on a plate - skill. i disagree with him. it was based on a plate and i skill. i disagree with him. it was based on a plate and it| was based on a plate and it looked like, the talented filmmaker, hadj

that was my favourite bit, fantastic., ., ., , ., fantastic. a big night for actors of a certain age. _ fantastic. a big night for actors of a certain age, representation - fantastic. a big night for actors of i a certain age, representation there. both in their 60s. it a certain age, representation there. both in their 60s.— both in their 60s. it does count, for people _ both in their 60s. it does count, for people like — both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, _ both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, is _ both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, is a - both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, is a key - both in their 60s. it does count, - for people like me, is a key moment to see her holding that oscar, it does mean something, and it means there is a shift for the better. the film industry needs to do that, it has so much competition now from tv, are we going to get younger viewers into the cinema? with a film like this, if that can win oscars, not a stuffy old fil

bit of sunshine . the moment we have san francisco, oakland and san jose so that there with temperatures ranging from the low forties too low fifties this morning very similar to yesterday. we do have a few icons there where you have a little bit of rain, including areas of the north pay santa rosa reporting some rain this morning conquered, mostly quality. perhaps a few scattered showers for you there. here's a view of storm tracker to and to the north of us, we have more going on over areas like lake county and you can see we've got some snow. reported there as well. the levels are right about 5000 ft. for us, it's just a few hit or miss scattered showers out there this morning, and that's going to remain the case for the afternoon as well. but we do remain with an active systems that are dropping in usa little bit more in the way of wet weather and windy weather. right now, it looks like tuesday and i'll show you that here with the future cast model there is a look at this morning will call for unse

she really loves a bit of, you know, a bit of fuss, yeah. do you hate... buzzer sounds. ..getting up in the morning? so does doris. the story has gone round the world. this report is from cnn. and online, people have fallen in love with the lazy cow. "i am doris, let that girl sleep". "i identify as doris, my spirit animal". doris is actually pretending to be asleep. she isn't really asleep. john says he'll continue to post videos from the farm on the isle of wight, milking the attention for all its worth. graham satchell, bbc news. clever cow. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. good afternoon. winds swept across southern areas, this weather watcher picture endorsing that. we have got windswept plants there and choppy seas and we have had gale force winds and heavy rains all tied in with a deep area of low pressure. that will ease away over the next 24—hour. as we head into the weekend it will turn a bit calmer and quieter and cooler at times as well. there is an area of low pressure moving across the company. it has been bringing gales to

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levis is getting a bit of backlash. ford's new marketing campaign that uses ai technology. >> so this image has been popping up all over the internet. it's an ai generated person wearing levi's their dress version. levi, you say she doesn't. doesn't doesn't okay generate a person and levi strauss use the image when it announced their partnership with la la land ai, which is a digital fashion studio that builds customized ai generated models. we spoke with ahmed banafa san jose state university engineering professor who studies ai technology and an office says that at some point new jobs, they're going to be lost to a i. >> it is the beginning. we're going to see more like that. one of the driving force from the side of employers is to reduce costs and said the, you know, efficiencies so productive. they going to go high because, you know, i love going to take any kind of vacations or ppo. i mean, i i would the study about 300 million jobs would be replaced by they i would widen. that's about 18% of the working force. >>

but most places by sunday morning will be dry and clear and a little bit chillier.rost to start sunday, because sunday will bring this ridge of high pressure, quite a transient feature. but it brings us a window of drier and brighter weather. a little bit of low cloud and mist around first thing, but then some good spells of sunshine. northern ireland, though, will cloud over through the morning. some rain getting in here during the afternoon. that rain perhaps just getting into the far southwest of scotland by the end of the day. still mild, maybe not quite as mild. 8 to 13 degrees covers it for most of us. and then into the new week, that ridge of high pressure clears off into the near continent and is replaced by frontal systems running in from the atlantic, and that will bring bouts of heavy rain, some quite strong winds at times. but throughout, it is set to stay mild. it mayjust get a little cooler in the north for the end of the week. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm anjana gadgil. our top stories: wanted fo

a little bit of glaze. looks like it's working its magic. they're a bit. but basically it's turning into clearing picture. still going to have some cloud cover all over the bay even inland. so not going to totally cleared out. you can see some left over spotty showers. this is the very northern edge of this lower the influence of that. it pulled out some cooler, relatively drier air into our area. but still talking about this frost advisory when we still had some cloud cover overnight and all this moisture. look at those temperatures. they're still, you know, lower 40's going on. but that's about as low as they can go now mid 40's running right into that dew point value. and that's usually when you start to get some fog. one or at least some frost has to precipitate out. a contrast for you were from 24 hours ago. you can see we're a couple degrees behind from where we were this time yesterday on futurecast for you'll see, we don't completely clear out. we have some residual cloud cover. still wants to remain a little bit into this afternoon, but a lot more

you've been off a bit poorly. yeah, just had a bit poorly. yeah, i just had a bit of yeah, not. not the of a cold. yeah, not. not the duty throat lozenge . some people duty throat lozenge. some people have been really sweating it lately . i'm a have been really sweating it lately. i'm a bit anxious about that one. well, i mean, was mind flu, so was overestimate the severity have you've to dodge all this scott ? yes, i was severity have you've to dodge all this scott? yes, i was in all of this scott? yes, i was in the czech republic telling jokes well comedian well they import the comedian there obviously. yeah especially like me a jewish one because they've run out. it was great there, though was really mountainous , is there not? mountainous, is there not? there's a tradition of dissident comedy in the czech republic . comedy in the czech republic. isn't used to bring isn't that being used to bring down authorities so on? down the authorities and so on? i they played too much i think they played too much actually. in fact, when i went to leave they were like, bye bye. and i'm l

i'm back in a little bit. we'll talk about that and the totals that could bring because that is a very different kind of a systematic also about some of our sierra snow as well. so talk about that and come back in just a bit. back to you. all right. got to get up to date on that story. >> and the skyline in san francisco is going to look different tonight. the led lights on the bay bridge turned off last night, 10 years after they were first illuminated, the nonprofit in charge of the installation says the lights need repairs, but the estimated cost for the upgrades around 11 million dollars. the project's founder has launched a fundraising effort to cover the cost. and so far it's about 4 million dollars short. officials say if that money is not raise soon, the bay lights could go dark. >> coming up, an ohio community taking matters into their own hands. why they say it's still not safe there after a train derailment created major health concerns. plus, another recall from tesla. details on the model that the

so the bit coin network uses a mechanism called proof of work to issue new bit coin to miners but thehe name itself you have to prove you have done a lot of work and used a lot of energy to be awarded any bit coin we cannot be fooled into thinking this amount of energy must be used in order to participate in cryptoasset markets other assets like a theory and use methods to cut energy use by 99.9 percent so close that claim change its code to save substantial amounts of energy? >> is very in certainly did the switch from proof of work to proof of stake whether or not bitr coin itself can arrange to do that, thater remains to be seen that is is certainly possible. >> so if it is possible and to be more energy efficient with the same result it can direction and still achieve their economic goals so this is not an issue built into the block chain that has been built into bit coin and that is a different. it depends on how that company and industry approaches they are all held to the same admissions standards thatsi cryptoassets don't have those across-the-board standards some get away wit

you got a little bit taste of it.rday was a nice day. >> as spring fever and cabin fever, too. i'm sure for allies want to get out. can't. yeah. and i my friend who was up in tahoe said that that he couldn't go skink is the that came with that. so let's see what it's like today. high day. okay. dorian. james, good morning. good morning, everybody. and it looks like they're going to get still a little bit today going on. avalanche warning still remains a little bit in the tahoe area because of just what you've seen. all that collection going forward. getting a break thursday friday. it looks like jumping quickly to stormtracker 4. there you see the action. this nice line right here through the bay area. right midday and extends all the way up to solano county through contra costa county, richmond looks like the bay bridge and down through. let's get south to the peninsula. as you can see, half moon bay and points further south, it looks like it's spreading out a little bit to getting to redwood city, san mateo as well.

bit of cloud for northern scotland, northern ireland.n the strong early april sunshine, it'll feel quite pleasant. as we move out of sunday into monday, so the first working week of april, high pressure still dominates the scene for most areas. there will be variable amounts of cloud, i think, for scotland, northern ireland, closer to these weather fronts out in the atlantic, which will make inroads for tuesday and wednesday. but, again, much of england and wales certainly will be dry, widespread sunshine, and i think temperatures will be creeping up a little bit with the abundance of sunshine. we could be close to the mid—teens — i'd say 11—13 celsius. then some subtle changes tuesday and also wednesday. high pressure starts to pull away, and we'll see low pressure and its weatherfronts pushing into northern and western areas. so scotland, northern ireland, northern and western england and wales will see some splashes of rain. a bit of cloud getting in towards the south—east, but there'll still be some sunny spells here. 0urairsource, t

a bit like the house of commons. a bit like the house lords. you're not house of lords.tually encouraged to make speeches in the of speeches in the house of commons, house of lords, commons, in the house of lords, because we all up on because if we all stood up on our legs and spoke as our hind legs and spoke as frequently want to, frequently as we might want to, nobody ever get home and nobody would ever get home and nobody would ever get home and no business get done. no business would ever get done. so 16 times doesn't seem to me too real question is, too few. the real question is, is he constituency mp? is he a good constituency mp? does he look after the does he does he look after the correspondence that comes in from his constituents, the individual we call individual case work, as we call it, people who write to him it, the people who write to him with problems they get with problems and they get answers and make answers to jersey and make inquiries on their behalf. of course, he staff helping course, he has staff helping him to mp does . staff to do that. every m

i mean, and data in the united kingdom have surprised a bit on the upside to recently. not as was the case also for a couple of other countries. still the bike, you know, opposition is still the course performing g 70 economy and our projection now, which is related to a strong cost of living, squeeze that the company is facing. region prices of energy have increased more in, in u. k, than in comparable countries while we're just not keeping up with prices. but there, yes, there is not what we're issue was basically because the reason data price on an upside . what about if we look at europe in a comparative sense, how are different european economies expected to fair differently in the coming years? i mean this, we can guess they did the free, big european countries, france, italy, and germany. we see that this year growth is weaker in germany, been in the other 2 countries, mostly because gemini has been taken most strongly, not by the repercussions of the war. it is obviously more dependent on russian gas . it is also more interlinked gilbert supply chain. so also, y

now, at the time, this was a little bit different, a little here, a little bit differently. and what's really appealing. if you think about the nixon administration if you think about the johnson administration, the way the public felt so alienated and lied, carter kind of comes in and says, i am different from all that. i'm an outsider. i'm not part of this washington mess. i'm not part of what's gone wrong over the last decade or so. and that really lands with this kind of crucial voters. and after doing well in iowa, carter is able to get a lot of media attention. and that kind of becomes known after that is the way the way that you a presidential nomination is you land in these early contests and then you get a kind of national media presence. already we're starting to see that even though we might think of carter as the person in those early slides, the person the president who other presidents don't to be compared to or anything to see how nevertheless the things that did were actually really consequential and kind of helped create the system that we now understand for

and she said, "i want a little bit of ice and a lot of stuff."me out and then there was more whiskey and then there was more. it was a big trafficjam. by the time i'd got out of the car i was pretty hammered and i think she was too, although she was in better shape than i was, she could drink me under the table. and ijust thought, you know, i don't need many days like this in my life, one day this will carry me on for quite a long time. you moved to america in 1996. you ended up spending more than half your career working there for the guardian. was it initially difficult, as an outsider, to understand what made that country tick? it was. for some things it always was, to be honest, guns. i never quite understood, although, you know, i got further than i was at the beginning. and, you know, in a way, as a foreign correspondent, not understanding is a bit of a gift, really, because then you can go and find out. but it was like anthropology, really, you could kind of prod around and it would work quite well in moments of kind of, where other americ

middle 50's winds, little bit of a breeze, but it's going to be feeling kind of chilly and a bit. we'll be talking about that longer range forecast for you what it looks like on the weekend. another little rain passed. but right now wright has an update on traffic. we're always pretty busy in the 8 o'clock hour with traffic building highways reflect that. >> 20 minutes traveling into the city and the metering lights are on there. our san mateo bridge, 18 minutes. we consistently been around 18 minute ride since the last hour. if you're taking the richmond center fell bridge a 60 minute looks like a standstill. but not too bad with just under 18 minutes to make that drive the golden gate bridge. 37, that's down from 40 minutes and down in the south bay south on 8.80, north of stevens creek boulevard, san jose, you've got an accident, but our jason highways are the ones that are pretty slow james, back to you. thank you, anna. all to the time. breaking news this morning, one person is dead after a freeway shooting in oakland. >> happened on eastbound 5.80, out their park boulevard.

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snow levels are a little bit higher, but you can still see a bit of a pink mix there in the santa clara hills, as well as the diablo range and mount hamilton's area. santa cruz mountains getting some rain right now. san jose looks like you're about to get some of you aren't already feeling it. and then as we shift into the central bay a few scattered showers right off the coastline a little bit too right over the east bay shore to the north. we go where we're seeing a steady line of rain coming off the coastline there up over the marin headlands mill valley, nevada, the san pablo bay american canyon napa fairfield along i 80 we've got some rain falling there and into the sierra we go. we're right now. it looks like snow levels are about 3000 ft or so ride about colfax, seeing a little bit of a wintry mix. the advisory now goes until four pm tomorrow afternoon that winter storm warning, meaning it is going to be very difficult to travel up along the west slope and over areas along the passes. we are going to continue with this pattern, at least for the next few days. as we get into the b

sometimes with the little bit of feedback you get is a bit on the feeble side.s you can interact with. so, for example, i can bang this drum like that. or i can pick up this over here, throw it, and it alljust adds to the level of immersion. one of playstation�*s great strengths has traditionally been in exclusive titles — games that can only be played on its platform. there's a massive question mark hanging over this bit of kit. how many third party developers will make really, really great games specifically for this device? this is certainly a good vr headset, but i think on this evidence, one of its biggest stumbling blocks will be its price. at £529, it's more expensive than the ps5 console. meta's quest 2 is wireless and cheaper, but it's less powerful than playstation�*s offering. however, at this price point, i'm not convinced this device will take vr mainstream. now back to sustainability, and one thing we can all do is re—use the materials that have already been created. yeah, recycling's part of all of our lives these days, but of course it can go a l

i'll be back in just a bit with that. all right, kelly, thank you so much. >> coming up, roe v wade student loan forgiveness and the many other hot button debates of the supreme court could be televised. what some lawmakers are proposing. plus, leadership changes could be coming for bart. what's next for the transportation agency? and the family of alexis. gabe now confirming the remains found in january belong to their missing daughter. we their missing daughter. we have the details after this. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions pos

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better opportunity the do so now as these things have gone up a little bit the put spread in may and you can risk about 2% of the value of the underlying qqq shares and get some downside protection now this is different than an outright tail hedge. this is just basically looking for, you know, to weaker is what we're thinking, this is a trade that's very similar to what i have in spx. >>> let's get to the banks carter, the charts, you know, look similar >> they do the regional banks are sort of a beta trade within financials insurance stocks are also getting hurt but the regional banks are the epicenter of the problem the issue is this, there's weakness to take advantage of it and weakness to stay away from discounts that are bad it's not a discount. it's value trap. you want to stay away from the weakness in banks. >> mike? >> i mean, first of all, this is deep end of the pool stuff now as we can see. all you need to do is take a look at how the regionals did this week, it's been exceptionally choppy i certainly fielded a lot of questions from people who wonder whether this was a go

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so we're looking out for quite a bit of rain. but take you into a, you know, your friday night saturday. that's how much, though, over 3 inches, if you're in the north bay close to 2 and other spots around the bay, we do have another atmospheric river. believe it or not coming our way on monday. so these are the totals. if i take you into monday evening. so we're kind of in it for the long haul. now, if you want to look at the upside, here's our drought monitor just came out today. look at the differences since january. first, this is new. all this area in the central coast now being out of drought. that is new. so that would be the payoff for some of the pain that we're going to go through the next few adding to those totals. so we do have that other atmospheric river coming in monday. so just be ready for that. and that's to make sure you're just kind of staying put and staying safe. i think that's the best advice just in back to you. and another one. we have a follow-up for the second time in 4 years. the state of california i

so germany lagging behind there a bit is a bit cosca. thank you so much for speaking to us. welcome share. as a new us bank 1st republic have tumbled yet again after financial lifeline, failed to calm investors. 11 of the biggest us banks including j. p. morgan chase, and goldman sachs, teamed up to rescue the san francisco based rival providing a $30000000000.00 cash deposit. first republic was hit by depositor withdrawals. after silicon valley bank collapsed. shares home 80 percent in the past week. i'm joined now by brad set, sir from the council on foreign relations. the sir sets are some of the biggest u. s. banks teaming up to save arrival. what's in it for these banks? well, i think all banks now have a stake in the stability of the u. s. financial system. i think all of the major banks that participated and the deposit that was placed with 1st republic are looking to allow a little bit more time for our 1st republic to either raise funds on his own to recapitalize itself, which seems a bit unlikely or more likely ridge to take over a 1st republic by one of the other

bit closer to santa rosa.have unsettled weather in the forecast. daytime highs today, they're mild. we are in the upper 50s, lower 60s from the bay to the coast and a little bit cooler along the coastline actually just with low 50s and light breeze today. into the next six to ten days, client prediction center is showing a big change as we head into april. we can potentially see drier than normal conditions but i will tell you how long that's going to last in the full forecast. >> thank you, jess. i know a lot of commuters are ready for a break in the wet weather especially during the morning commutes. it's been pretty tough these last few months. today look at this, happy friday. the bay bridge, everything is quiet into san francisco. we had a hiccough on the lower deck of the bay bridge but that's since cleared out of lanes. it certainly looks friday light. a few brake lights along nimitz south 880 into hayward. a couple hot spots near 98th but not causing issues. a slow ride for anyone into the altamont pas

i think there is a bit of both.ure. what sector to limit set against a lot of potential failure. what we are seeing our ripple effects of interest rates going up. the fact that they have been low for some time may well mean that in spite of the regulation changes that were built into the financial services system which i think have reduced risk, there are still some institutions that cds are rising rates and perhaps have not had the strategies they needed in order to be as robust as they like. i think also you are right, there clearly isn't some nervousness. in the markets in relation to what has happened to silicon valley bank. there is nervousness was upset there is a sentiment issue now that also comes into play. filtrate is a sentiment issue now that also comes into play-— is a sentiment issue now that also comes into play. we will see if the statement from _ comes into play. we will see if the statement from the _ comes into play. we will see if the statement from the swiss - comes into play. we will see if the

so it's a bit of business as usual, a bit of defiance.ese pictures are taken amidst hugely tight security. they take place, most of them in darkness. he's been driven around and there are residents seemingly standing in a group on the side of the street in the middle of that darkness. so, you know, as ever, these are carefully controlled images that we're getting. presumably, as you say, if you do it at night, that reduces the risk of a kind of unexpected encounter with a civilian who just happens to be out doing their shopping, something like that, because it does look very quiet. what about this, this announcement on friday, the icc, presumably, again, as you say, this is partly the defiance to say, i don't care what this court we don't recognise anyway says — i'm able to move freely in ukraine. i wonder, though, if even the existence of that warrant might complicate any prospects of any future negotiated settlement because, and you'll correct me if i'm wrong about this, the icc is independent of government, so presumably, even if there

a bit of cloud for northern scotland, northern ireland.the strong early aprilsunshine, it'll feel quite pleasant. as we move out of sunday into monday, so the first working week of april, high pressure still dominates the scene for most areas. there will be variable amounts of cloud, i think, for scotland, northern ireland, closer to these weather fronts out in the atlantic, which will make inroads for tuesday and wednesday. but, again, much of england and wales certainly will be dry, widespread sunshine. and i think temperatures will be creeping up a little bit with the abundance of sunshine. we could be close to the mid—teens. i'd say 11—13 celsius. then some subtle changes tuesday and also wednesday. high pressure starts to pull away, and we'll see low pressure and its weatherfronts pushing into northern and western areas. so scotland, northern ireland, northern and western england and wales will see some splashes of rain. a bit of cloud getting in towards the south—east, but there'll still be some sunny spells here. ourairsource, thoug

for a little bit.et's just give it a try. let's see if we can make it up over the past. not a good idea. as you just heard from chp as well as claudine, i can't believe once again on the weekend. i 80 shut down, giving you a look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary. beautiful view. blue skies. we have a mix of clouds out there had thunderstorms. rother early this morning. claudia says she has some hail dropping on her yesterday, so a very unsettled pattern. and when we get this type of pattern where we have very cold storms aloft any type of commingling or colliding with any type of warmer weather that happens to come our way due to some of that, sunshine. really just amplifies the possibility of the downpours and the hail and the thunder and lightning. here's a look at some of the 24 rainfall amounts from yesterday into this morning can feel picking up almost 8/10 of an inch orinda almost an inch for you there, santa rosa more than half inch san francisco, you're right in there as well. 50 to 10

let me know a little bit more about it. let folks know a little bit more about it.generally to. it's a young cuisine because there's a realistic like young country and it's still developing. it's very interesting because in israel there's a bunch of people that came from all over the world. so we have people from the levant like lebanon or syria, and we have people from the maghreb like north africa like morocco and tunisia, for example, you have people like my family that came from eastern europe. we have people from the balkan like bulgarian or greek or turkish in the cuisine naturally fused and it's a very, very small country , so it's not like you can live in your own neighborhood with your own people like one in the same apartment building each door would be a different kind of food. all right, we've been talking. it looks like it's ready to go and you know for me. i hit some pictures. i love pita hiding. if i tell you know here , break a piece of that off. let's go. let's go. let's do it. let's do it. here we go. and there's some utensils over there for you. o

we should open up things a bit. we have a shot of showers early into the week turning mostly sunny by midweek, check and area bridges rain. what's happened? alright, early thursday morning travel time will get you in the city by about 7 minutes. mace to that fremont street exit. >> our san mateo bridge, 12 minutes there. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. well, police in several states are dealing with so-called swatting incidents just days after the tragedy in nashville. fake calls coming in that need schools across the country, including massachusetts, pennsylvania and new jersey, along with colorado reporter sloane glass has that story. >> it's been called the second curse of school shootings. from my perspective, this is a form of terrorism tuesday, more than 2 dozen massachusetts schools were the targets of swatting calls. and on wednesday, first responders warming schools in utah, pittsburgh, southern california, kansas, the list growing through