capps or ms. rogers want to add to this i would be great. >> let me jump in here and i will defer to my colleagues here. think one of the key things where artificial intelligence can help us in the modeling aspect of this. this is another area where the commission identified challenges in trusting models that can be used to help predict what is happening. all of us are aware of hurricanes and other national disasters and have become confident in the models used by the national weather service and others to predict landfall's and all that takes place so people can get out of the way to prepare and have the necessary resources ready to go. we are thinking about it in time and space so i think one of the things that technology can help do is help fill that gap as we look at these other disasters and i will differ to others for comments. >> thank you madam chairwoman. i look at ai as a concern as well as a capability and that we need to make sure our data systems are operational because we can't have

capps to comment on this.s a technology area in area which he spoke focus specifically. >> i'm happy to general thank you, senator for the question. i would say that decentralization is critical for resilience and decentralization requires modernization across state, local, federal government. the last structure plan was in 2015 and cloud is mentioned as a future exercise of investigation. but every one of the services we talk about are completely built upon data links that are in the cloud. there is no notion not mention anywhere on the website. it's not part of their mission and how they handle thank you mr. capps, well i have got to, any recommendations or i would even invite speculation beyond the constraints of this report respect to how mobile technology might have the ability to use satellite for local networks the cell system or wi-fi network so that we can have decentralized effective communication in the events of the centers of our telecommunications network are degraded? i would say we are seeing c

. >> he sensed foul play, not just a fire, and called for detective jeff capps of the college stationad kind of been propped up onto the bed. she was nude from the waist down. >> this is really disturbing. >> it was. >> the victim was 21-year-old carolyn casey, a day care worker. her parents anita and larry, so proud of their eldest daughter. >> she was wonderful with kids. all the kids loved her. everyone loved her. >> never could they have prepared themselves for the dreadful phone call they received. >> is your daughter carolyn casey? i said, yes. i think he said, well, there's been an accident and your daughter's dead. a fire. >> when carolyn's younger sister, amanda, learned the news, she collapsed with grief. >> i just -- i screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. >> they've got this wrong? >> yeah. something's wrong. she didn't -- she didn't die. i said, no, she's not dead. >> what was the turning point? >> i called her apartment. and she didn't answer. detective capps did say it was homicide. >> i think we -- we had a strong feeling that possibly there was so

when prices are capp -- gappy, when you get some exhaustion shock, it could be to the bearish side forrowth, the bullish side for treasuries, a scare could be hard for the market to digest. joe: do you have a theory for what might have changed? josh: i think it is this growth in height frequency trading activities. it is very hard to be a high-frequency trader really close to the treated level during really volatile times. liquidity is only available far from the currently traded price and that means there is an air gap between the current market level and all of that available liquidity is just disconnected a little bit more from current market prices. romaine: we talk about what is happening on the longer end of the curve, what the fed can control at the shorter end of the curve. many have been pointing out what has been going on with the five-year in the middle part, some of the risks they are starting to see. josh: the long and is interesting because you have demographic demand from pensions and so forth. when rates rise, there is natural demand from that category. the belly is whe

they actually have their own vaccination effort at 24th and capp streets. so far as of wednesday, they vaccinated for 1000 residents and san francisco, 10 of the psac ii kron 4 news. and the south bay easing of restrictions as mitt they area, bars and restaurants are reopening, but. >>there are signs of bartenders and servers are scarce as many have apparently moved on in search of work elsewhere. the owner of a popular 55 south and s p to nelson says finding enough people to accept part-time work has been and continues to be a struggle says the pandemic has also resulted in a kind of creative brain drain in the industry. >>i mean we reached out through social media and placed ads, you know trying to get smart new team members at. but it's been hard road. so we do have a a good amount of people have moved out of the area which really surprised we had a couple bartenders several service actually moved either down south kern county reno i have to have moved to vegas. >>that is more and more people get vaccinated they will be war are more willing to work in pl

bike administration would like people to believe and they certainly are stressing that this is mark capps the 1st of many steps dealing with fallout from the nearest house nation as well as the arrest and imprisonment of a lot scene of ali this is matt price a big department person speaking earlier on tuesday. it is clear that russian officials targeted mr have only for his activism and his efforts to reveal uncomfortable truths about russian officials corruption and to give voice to russian citizens legitimate grievances with their government and its policies we are exercising our authorities to send a clear signal that russia's use of chemical weapons and human rights abuses have severe consequences any use of chemical weapons anywhere at any time by anyone under any circumstance is unacceptable and it contravenes international norms so rules the rule thought now will be what what does this really mean in terms of the long term relationship in the communication between the usa and russia. well certainly when you consider that the previous administration the trumpet ministration tried to

diablo and although spring is around the corner the peaks look like winter wonderland with the snow capps. throughout the day we received pictures and video from viewers showing us what they were seeing. while the precipitation was a nuisance really, some of that snow did cause a bit of a concern. >> we appreciate it people obey the road closed sign. there isn't much parking up here and the road is dangerous. it kills mort sclooiss on a monthly basis even in good weather. >> reporter: and as much as that rain may have been annoying for those wanting to get outside it is crucial because we have that rain deficit. yesterday, definitely a wild ride in terms of the weather. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >>> speaking of the wild ride is it over, vianey in for kari this morning. how does it look for the rest of the week? >> we've still got a little bit of instability but i wanted to take this as an opportunity to sort of give you all the difference between hail, graupel, sleet, snow. with hail, it's actually firm and it will bounce when it hits the ground.

they have had their own vaccination site at 24th and capp streets that tell you they have been pretty successful so far as of today. they vaccinated 4,000 people so they just hope to continue that effort and maybe even the state will give them some more supply up to you. >>i have to hope some are telling us that we live for us tonight in the city in a week after entering the red tier businesses and county leaders in san mateo county are preparing to enter the orange here which will bring with it even fewer restrictions our kron four's jonathan mccall is in san mateo with details. >>serving food to go has become a common the staple for number one reason and bars across california. as they look for ways to try and keep their doors open during the pandemic just one week after entering the red tier officials here in san mateo county are preparing to enter into the orange tier in the orange tier the water is would no longer be forced to serve food to go in order to keep their doors open. >>happiness joy. happy to see that the piece is finally open after year love down for the for 3rd day i

they actually have their own vaccination effort at 24th and capp streets.r as of wednesday, they vaccinated for 1000 residents and san francisco, 10 of the psac ii kron 4 news. >>5.37 the time still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news, the warriors return to the court last night as they tip off the 2nd half of the season. the teams looking to snap a three-game losing streak more on that coming up plus a battle for the best bagels may have been won berkeley of all places will tell you why local bagel shop says it's got the best recipe the country that's according to the new york times by the way we should point out. and while several industries are enjoying newly loosened restrictions in san francisco live performances are still waiting for their turn to talk more about the push to reopen the performing arts and we are seeing calmer conditions this morning still a few showers hanging out across the bay but those will be short lived. >>clearing out setting us up for a nice and dry pretty sunny afternoon. the forecast to come. >>and we've already seen

we have the second highest number of kids in foster care per capp that in the entire -- per capita into secure our southern border. kristin: we actually have some of the numbers, some of the data in terms of the number of southwest border methamphetamine seizures from 2016-2019. you know, we're now in 2021, are you, are you worried that that graph is just going to keep going up and up? >> we have to secure our border, and i just -- i'll say it again, i just appeal to the biden administration, we need to secure our border. a country with no borders is no country at all. and for montana the issue is methamphetamine coming in that are ripping, devastating our families and our communities. we see it in violent crime, we see it in kids pushed into foster care. we need to secure the border. kristin: so, governor, the argument from the white house and the biden administration is they say, look, we're doing things differently now because we believe in a humane immigration policy. and they say that they are, despite this surge, not considering reversing their policy of allowing all unaccompani