a song that came out two years ago has broken a mariah carey record. >> ♪ been wrecking me out can'te me happy or not ♪ reggie: "heat waves" by glass animals is number one on billboard's top 100. it took 59 weeks to get there. they went for the long game. it wariah's "all i nt for christmas is you," which had a record of 35 weeks. singer dave bailey did not think the song would be popular because it came out at the beginning of the pandemic. he said hitting number one is the cherry on top of the cake. kumasi: new at 6:00, you can play all the mariah carey you want with amazon's free new app called amp. live chat rooms let users turn the room into their own radio dj , so anyone who signs up 10 host their own show with access to millions of songs. they can wrap with other listeners in the room and share with calling guests. reggie: oh. kumasi: they got it. reggie: pg&e's new idea to let you power your home using your car. kumasi: it could be the best yummy bay area food to eat if you want to help save the planet. reggie: they are cute. they are cuddly. i do think grizzly bears are one

jill carey hall, thank you for joining us with the call look at oil dipping below $100 a barrel earlierhis month let's bring in raymond james energy and clean tech analyst. pavel, has oil peaked? >> if the war ends as we hope it will, then oil prices will subside. absolutely look, between -- >> it's not ending though. >> between the first day of the war and the highs of last week, oil was up 40% of course, that's not sustainable. and any cease-fire, not to mention a more durable peace agreement, would lead to more manageable prices. but let's remember, even before the fighting began, oil was close to $90 a barrel, which was still an eight-year high >> we just had a call from a wolf research analyst saying some of the oil stocks he says still represent deep value what's happened to valuations since the spike in oil prices and the stocks have been the best performing sector of the year, up 33% >> that's right. but this is the important point. so spot oil prices is what we see in our screen. when we say oil is up 40% since the war began, that's the spot price. the futures curve is nowhere

and actor jim carey tearing into the crowd over the infamous slap. listen to this. >> i was sickened by the standing ovation, hollywood is spineless on mass and it just really felt like this is a really clear indication that we're not the cool club anymore. >> todd: carey said he would have sued smith for $200 million. there you have it from ace ventura. two weeks ago, we spoke to this mother. >> it makes me angry, he didn't did anything wrong, he was trying to live a life with his wife there and help others with his teaching skills. >> todd: now tyler is free and reunited with his wife and daughter and will join us for an exclusive interview to talk about his 10 days in custody. >> carley: and brandon judd will talk about the migranting crossing the border and tomi lahren coming up on this busy wednesday morning. stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps

and i immediately thought to myself for any of you who have read john le carey. this is a smiley. this is george smiley made flesh. he doesn't speak with a british accented english. in fact, he doesn't speak english at all. he just speaks arabic and i think that's part of the reason why nobody took the time to get to know him. it's become more fashionable thankfully for americans to read stories that come from different perspectives and different viewpoints and different cultures and from that point of view the spy master of baghdad has been published at a time and a place to have much more appreciation. i will only obasri decided he was going to talk to me and i think if i was a different personality, i might take full credit for this. you know, there are journalists who parachute in and out of war zones or parachute to natural disasters and they become the story and they think that they have either solved the world's problems or explain the world's problems. and i just wanted an answer to a very simple question and it turns out that abolasri had been waiting for someone to answe

it broke mariah carey's for christmas is you record in 35 weeks. he says that he did not think the song will be popular because it came out at the beginning of the pandemic. hitting number one is the cherry on top of the world on top of the cake. >> let him have his joy. >> i heard it. now i know why. >> just because it because it bc you don't have to be like that. >> is one of those songs. it is surprising. in the background. it is not a song that you like, but then you find yourself saying ok. >> if you asked me to sing it, i would not know. >> that is how they get you. you realize you like it. >> when i think of pandemic songs, two albums. do a lipo. chromatic a. how is this beating any of those songs? it doesn't make any sense. >> i'm telling you. >>'s casual background in my life song. >> don't call now. >> yes. >> it's the pandemic. she was telling us what to do during the pandemic. >> people like what they like. >> no justice. >> emotions. >> no. do it again. ok. >> good morning. a live look at the tower right now. we have generally calm con

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. >> mariah carey, abc 7 news. getting expensive. >> it is really bad. >> the weather is good because we are getting some rain. >> absolutely. it is nice to see that rain. i want to show you a view from that center as a camera where we are seeing raindrops on our lens right over the shark tank. this is really great to see this morning. i cannot believe what was falling from the sky. we do have the wet weather in the in land, light to moderate around credit -- around pittsburgh. james dolan boulevard. as we look at the peninsula from palo alto to may take a little bit harder to get to where you need to go. we are seeing that wet weather. when we look back in time, you probably remember those thunderstorms if you are in the in that east bay. still, the potential for some more hail coming in. although the thunder threat has diminished and i. temperatures in the 50's. a good five or 15 degrees below where we were yesterday. this is a light level 1 system. showers and possible hail. a snow chance at about my 500 feet. h

here's nbc's carey sanders. >> one mother clings to her 18 month old daughter melania.for more, shields for a year old son bogged in. both children are refugees from the war in ukraine. but long before the first shots were fired, these kids were already in a battle for their lives, fighting advanced cancers. >> natalia tears as she says. >> this decision was truly heartbreaking because it's what my family. i had to leave my two daughters at home. but my main goal was my son. >> natalia rocks along our strangers. now, the two moms bonded to gather by their ukrainian heritage into their children's extreme health struggles. >> your daughter is too young to understand what is going on. but did you sense that she was scared? >> yes you are right. she is little, but it does affect her greatly because if he she feels our worries and our emotions as parents. >> that anxiety created by constant bombs and bullets takes a toll on children weakened by cancer, say doctors. who are now treating the children and saying to do it hospital in memphis. >> we have seen the horrors of war.

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. >> reporter: both carey and goldberg also expressing concern for smith. >> the reason people got up and went over to him because -- is because i think a lot of people thought, oh, my god, is he having a break? do we need to get him out -- what do we need to do? >> reporter: smith's wife jada pinkett smith who was the subject of chris rock's joke that prompted the slap is now breaking her silence saying online, this is a season for healing, and i'm here for it. as for rock, the comedian has yet to comment publicly, but tonight he's set to perform two shows in boston. the cheapest ticket on stubhub overnight, $720, and tikpik, a secondary market seller tweeting, we sold more tickets to see chris rock overnight than we did in the past month combined. and there's new data about how the slap impacted the oscars' rating sunday night. nielsen reports 600,000 people tuned in after the confrontation. derricke dennis, abc news, new york. >> derricke, thank you. the academy released another statement overnight saying it's upset and outraged and says any action it takes will likely take a few w

carey and green both hit half centuries in a 135 run stand as australia were bowled out for 391. rescue workers still haven't found any survivors — following a plane crash in the south of the country yesterday. 132 people were on board the china easternjet, when it nosedived 30,000 feet into a mountainside. the cause of the accident remains unclear, and investigators are yet to locate the plane's black box recorders. andrew plants sent this report. rescue workers walking through the night. pieces of the wreckage spread across this remote hillside area, but there is little hope of survivors. the boeing 737—800 thought to have nosedived from 30,000 feet, killing all 132 people on board. investigations hampered by difficult terrain. translation: the road _ to the accident site is very narrow. cars can't get through, and we have to transfer supplies, send and pick up people there. motorcycles are more convenient, but small cars would block the road. rescuers have found pieces of the aircraft spread across these hills, and personal belongings too. china said hundreds of flights have b

. >> comedian jim carey wasn't so forgiving. >> announced this morning that i was suing will for the00 million because that video is going to be there forever. >> he also took aim at hollywood, starting with the audience that rose to its feet for smith less than an hour later. >> i was sickened. i was sickened by the standing ovation. i felt like hollywood is just spineless en masse. you do not have the right to walk up on stage and somebody in the face because they said words. >> the academy, which did not take any action sunday night, has launched a formal review of what happened. >> well, this year's oscars got significantly higher ratings than last years. earlier results indicate a 15.3 million viewers watched, up by 56%. that is the second lowest rated oscar ceremony ever. in the meantime, chris rock's comedy tour is seeing a big boost in ticket sales. it has sold more tickets to see chris rock overnight than it did in the past month. the prices go for a anybody mum of $341. rock has not issued a statement on the slap. >> a woman accused of harassing apple ceo tim cook has agreed

here is julie carey from our nbc station in washington. >> reporter: every morning, in alexandria and across the country, this knock on the door means seniors are getting the nutrition they need. >> hi, meals on wheels. >> reporter: laurel ringa signed up for meals on wheels about seven months ago. >> it's very helpful because as you can see, i'm on oxygen and it's kind of hard to cook. and i certainly don't go grocery shopping. >> reporter: for the volunteers who deliver the food, the payoff is immediate. >> actually, knocking on the door and seeing the smile, and delivering meals and, in some cases, they tell ya, guys, i've been waiting for this. i'm hungry. >> reporter: carrie donnelley served as mayor for years, now retired he still serves on several boards but wanted a volunteer position with direct impact. he calls it simple service. >> it's one thing to establish policy whether at a board or in elected office but it's another thing meeting -- meeting folks face to face, and -- and knowing that you are making a difference. >> reporter: meals on wheels had been serving about 2.4

kellyoke" special, one of my favorite songs from when i was a kid called "love takes time" by mariah careylause] ♪♪ i had it all but i let it slip away ♪ ♪ i couldn't see i treated you wrong ♪ ♪ now i wander around ♪ ♪ feeling down and cold ♪ ♪ trying to believe that you're gone ♪ ♪ love takes time ♪ ♪ to heal when you're hurting so much ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be here ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be here alone ♪ ♪ you might say you don't miss me ♪ ♪ you don't need me ♪ ♪ but i know that you do ♪ ♪ and i feel that you do inside ♪ ♪ oh love takes time ♪ ♪ to heal when you're hurting so much ♪ ♪ couldn't see that i was so blind to let you go ♪ ♪ i can't escape the pain inside ♪ ♪ cause love takes time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be there ♪ ♪ oh, i don't wanna be there alone ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, so we have someone in the audience who is also a huge fan of that song. pedro, what is your connection to "love takes time"? >> hi, kelly, thank you so much for singing that. i love this song because it is about learning to love again and for a very long time, i had left side of that vehicle actually re

our founder, a woman by the name of patti carey had a love of the stars, and she wanted to share her love of the stars with the community so she raised the funds to purchase a used star projector and the dome and they set it up on the state fair grounds. in 1966, hutchenson community college invited patti to come on to the campus. by the mid-70s with the end of apollo, patti wanted to create a science education center. there were centers on the coast and in major metropolitan areas, but there was not anything servicing this area. patti said, why not? when she was asked why hutch, her response would be, why not? so she set the wheels in motion to create a science education center, and in 1980 the discovery center opened here on the campus, and we have grown from that point on. back in the late '70s,over 20,000 contractors across the united states working on space programs, so literally there are warehouses all over that had hardware, and all of that belonged to nasa. the smithsonian has right of first refusal, so anything that nasa would dispose of or excess out of their property woul

carey gray joins us. what is your message for the president? >> i personally think that his priorities are not where they need to be. you had an hour, over an hour of that entire message and you spoke about 30 seconds regarding the violence that is going on across the country. you didn't even bring up the children. in the month between my son being shot and killed, another six, seven children, a 17 year old, they are young, and these -- they're not accidents. we have become collateral damage once again and we have to protect our communities because the defunding the police isn't what you all thought it was going to be. this is my son. you're looking at what is left of my life. and to have -- to have the opportunity to be able to focus more on the children that we're losing, the future that we're losing and you want to pour this money into technology or focus on what is left of this covid back and forth and we have different -- have you bigger issues to deal with. we fear in our communities. we have lives being ruined. i mean, it is sad, it is r

so, first is carry marsh -- carey marsh -- carrie marsh. is carrie in the room someplace?ause] i think i have 200 emails from carrie this week as she tried to keep andrew and on i track and we really appreciate all that she did for developing the program and spectrum and all of the work they do to help our candidates here in new hampshire. also i need to thank andrew georgovitz. andrew is about the hardest working guy you'll ever meet in your life and all of this is him and he says i'm pretty good looking but i think it's honestly because of him. he really makes all of us look good. let's give andrew a big round of aphrauls. [applause] -- applause. [applause] so now the moment that you're really all waiting for and that's dinner. so we'll have the staff start seconding you out by table -- sending you out by table. enjoy your meal this evening and we'll be back in a little bit to hear from senator blackburn. thank you. [applause] >> i didn't want them to get to choose the table i wanted to choose the table. because i like to eat first. table three and table four, could you

health carey search and climate science.ntral processing unit designed for artificial intelligence, a new chip-to-chip model that allows systems on a chip to work together s seamlessly jensen has broken the records which seems like a mental prison of intel's own making. i don't know how intel can catch up nvidia had an artificial intelligence brain for new vehicles they have a map engine that uses a ton of different inputs and it creates a digital twin in north america, western europe and asia that should be ready by the end of 2024. companies use the meta verse or omni verse to create realistic models think of it as the next area of digital learning they can teach a digital character to move more naturally. he can cram ten years worth of simulations into just three days at the same time we learned about omniverse cloud, a suite of services that can give people access to nvidia's collaboration. are you listening, mark zuckerberg, over at meta he showed us four users editing a scene as a demonstration with the twist that one

husband, daughters attended monday's hearing where she was introduced by university of pennsylvania careyaw professor lisa fairfax and former george w. bush-appointed u.s. court of appeals judge thomas griffith. before she spoke, senators made opening statements. today and wednesday she will be answering questions from the senators. this is democratic senator corey booker of new jersey. >> i know tomorrow and upcoming hearings will have tough, hard questions. please, let me just acknowledge the fact that this is not normal. it has never happened before. the senate is poised right now to break another barrier. we are on the precipice of shattering another ceiling, another glass ceiling. it is a sign that we as a country are continuing to rise to our collective cherished highest ideals. i just feel the sense of overwhelming joy as i see you sitting there, as i see your family sitting behind you. amy: meanwhile, republican senators used their opening remarks to attack judge jackson's work as a public defender, her representation of people detained at guantÁnamo bay, and to raise questions ab

. >> mariah carey, abc 7 news. >> traffic drives down your gas mileage so i don't what it is like before live at 7:00 a.m. with our new show abc 7 at seven. watch it on the bay area app and wherever you stream. be sure to check that out. i was out driving today and saw a rainbow. my daughter pointed it out out said the unicorns did it. >> they did. i did not get a rainbow but i saw a puddle in my driveway which was nice to see today. >> absolutely. >> i was driving and all of a sudden, raindrops from the sky. it was so exciting. but that smell after the first raindrops, love that. let's look at live doppler 7 right now. we will look at where it is raining. at this hour we have light to moderate rain. this is to hayward, union city as we take a look here. this is showing a rainfall rate of about a third of an inch per hour. san mateo, redwood city, menlo park. also see the steady went weather. tracking this moisture over here. we have a few drops here. yes, it is not a lot. we did not expect a lot but it is nice to see. there were thunderstorms that are erected in east bay. we drop someho

reggie: it was mariah carey. vision of love. kumasi: mine was janet janet. drew: nice.gie: that is such a good album. drew: browsing a cd store was fun. i could spend some time there. it'll be interesting to see how far they come back. maybe they are the future. we've got some rain out there. it is in the north bay we have some light showers. here is live doppler 7. the heaviest rain is in the north bay but as this front moves south, it spreads out. it is mild out there. waking up to temperatures well in the 50's. not only mild, it is muggy out there compared to yesterday morning. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. wet roadways, low visibility in spots. add some extra time to your morning commute. forecast headlines, rain for the morning. toalrm with mp we a chein rain mainly in the east bay and along the peninsula. the best bet for folks in the south bay is between 7:00 and 8:00 this morning. this afternoon, we will likely see some sunshine through that cloud cover as it breaks down into wednesday. total rainfall is very light in nature. we are talking less than a 10th

joe biden needs to stand up to people like john carey that push him around.our legislators. with very enough oil and gas in the ground to provide for all of our own needs as well as to help our allies. the biden administration policy from day number 1 killing the keystone xl pipeline, blocking oil and gas exploration has led to record high prices at the pump for americans and has funded putin's war machine. this is wrong. >> neil: the white house are saying the oil companies are hot to take advantage of this, they would certainly be acting on the 9,000 leases and agreements and contracts that they have, but they're not. they're not pursuing production with those. so that is how they -- increased production here isn't the answer. taking advantage of the contracts that you already have is. what do you say? >> we need to produce more energy here in america. we can be beholden to foreign powers around the world. we have it. joe biden stopped it on date number 1 -- >> neil: i understand that. you make a very good point, senator. what they're saying is that there a

enough, you know, with secretary hagel who was our secretary of defense at the time and with secretary careymedia going hunting with putin, out doorsman, never seen as threat to putin because he's from tuba out in the east, mixed russian ethnicity, in any case regarded not as a threat to putin but a loyalist and someone who could help him build up the military which still needed very much building up so he was in charge of the modernization that putin launched. >> it's amazing when you talk about how much ethnicity matters, i know he's from, similar to a state or region that borders mongolia. state tv showed a brief video of him, of course it was prerecorded, we don't know when, he didn't speak not wearing military uniform, this is the guy allegedly in charge of the ministry of defense for the biggest war in decades for russia, what do you read into this? >> i'm worried about, you know, what happened to him. it may not be him at all. certainly, if he's not wearing his uniform, that's a signal he's being sidelined. he's worn uniform in all the pictures and frankly, putin already put a couple

that was my first cd, mariah carey. ginger: oh, it was. yes.el like the one or she did the michael jackson song "i'll be there." that feels like it is right. reggie: "mtv unplugged." ginger: that's it. reggie: we solved it. that is our cd talk and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. what can i du with less asthma? now with speeds up to 5-gigs. with dupixent i can du more— yardwork— teamwork— long walks. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as littl

to get out of the get for any supplies that is going into tunnicliffe is is shelled even if it's careys red cross, it's shelled by the mines and bombs. so it's extremely difficult and requires a lot of courage for drive to get through. we are trying to and that's why we appeal to international governments to not only seal the sky but actually ensure that the humanitarian corridors are in place for the places like hideki sumy sumy yesterday last night there were so many kids being killed, families being killed. a shipment to chebeague shipping to mariupol, shipping to dupree's shipping to make life. this person desperately needs drugs, medicine and food supply and this needs to be provided. dimitra, i hear you i hear you saying that you want a no fly zone and you want as well as humanitarian corridors are you talking about a humanitarian no fly zone as well? are you talking about these corridors on the ground that can be safeguarded? yeah, we are asking when are we talking about humanitarian corridors, corridors to the places where people currently suffering from missing food from from m

i remember in a meeting with secretary carey and president obama, xi jinping said you plant your crops in the spring and you harvest them in the fall. he doesn't really like to say anything. the chinese don't like to take sides. but you also had as has been reported, china is suffering its own problems. the chinese stock market this week had its most volatile week in two decades. it lost a trillion dollars on one day. part of it is that people are selling chinese stocks, because china is lumping itself from russia. xi jinping wants to back away from that. he does not want his economy to be affected, or to be the recipient of sanctions like russia. >> let's listen to which and psaki said about the call today. >> yesterday, secretary -- was concerned that china is considering answering russia's request for more military equipment. does the white house still have that concern? >> we have that concern. the president detailed with the implications and consequences would be if china provides material support to russia as it conducts brutal attacks on two ukrainian cities and civilians. that

the charity single, which is our cover, are very talented musicians did, a cover of marrow by mariah carey or money raised will go to the british red cross and their fantastic efforts to help poor people of ukraine. >> yeah, i mean tristan, calling on everyone to donate that would be great enough, but a charity single as well, that would be great. you've also invented to cocktails. this is right up my alley. tell me a little bit more about those. >> yeah, we've invented to cocktails which we are going to charge eight pounds of pop, and we're gonna give -- >> am i gonna have to reconsider now, sorry. the scotsman kicks in. >> so we are gonna donate two pounds of every cocktail to charity as well. and we've called one sound flower power, because that's the national flower of ukraine. and we called the other one sky above brain, because their flag is obviously blue and yellow which represents blue skies and freedom. and also the grain, the wheat fields, that characterized our country. they're blue and yellow cocktails and we're going to be selling them and donating the proceeds towards the pi

carey, for five minutes. >> i appreciated the conversation we had on the phone, thank you very much. i just want to make a few points, then i'll ask my question. number one, it's what is said and what is not said. in going through the document, i realized there is zero mention, i think congressman cline brought up this, zero mention of a debt crisis or an inflation crisis. yet it mentions climate crisis over 33 times. the other -- some of the other mentions that i found interesting, it mentions tax, fee, or penalty 127 times. it does not mention the keystone pipeline nor does it mention, zero, any plans for new domestic oil and natural gas production, while it mentions 27 times green, greenhouse, and 187 mentions of climate. now, you've had a lot of questions today with regards to the price of gas. but again, i'm going to go back to just some of the other things. in this -- in this document, there are zero mentions of border security in the budget. zero mentions. there are four mentions of police. zero mentions of parents in the budget as well. so again, just some things that i have

here's what actor jim carey had to say on cbs this morning and his take from those attending. >> i wasnding ovation. i felt like hollywood is just spineless, and it really felt like, oh, this is a really clear indication that we're not the cool club anymore. >> certainly one that people will be talking about for quite some time. >> and they have been in so many different ways. it will be interesting what chris rock has to say. i think jada pinkett smith has come out with something saying that that -- >> it's a time for healing. she didn't necessarily address the situation. >> with the academy meeting today, it will be interesting to see what, if any, repercussions, ramifications will happen for will smith himself. he could be banned from the event for an entire year, from having a film within the academy as well for the next year. >> he can do the film, but he can't get nominated for anything. >> but will this hurt him in the future, too? >> that's to be seen. >>> coming up next, top stories we're following, including a second covid booster shot. where you can get one if you want one i

actor jim carey also chiming in saying he was sickened by the standing ovation smith received after winning best actor. in los angeles win la jeunesse fox news. we have learned new details in the death of a teenager at an orlando amusement park last week, 14 year old tyreese samson fell from a drop tower that takes riders up 430 ft, then drops at 75 miles an hour. the ride's operations manual indicates he exceeded the weight restriction for passengers. the florida state agency investigating released documents about writer limitations and restrictions. it says to quote, be careful when seeing if you're a large guests fit into the seats, adding that if they don't quote, do not let this person ride. the manual sets a maximum weight of £287 for an individual. samson's father said the teen weighed £340 which would put him £54 over that limit. investigators still don't know exactly how he felt. and we all watch out. watch out. oh, god. and the search continued today for victims said this deadly pile up on a snow covered pennsylvania highway. at least three people were killed, dozens injured in th

lo wear it, jada pinkett smith, carey mulligan but it's a new style that people find that is easy andy right because you can hide in those big poofy dresses. okay, so up next you expect to see some more structure in the form of corsets, bustiers? >> yeah, i think early madonna. you know, really seeing sort of your underwear and corset and all that built-in structure on the outside, and i think who did it so well is kristen stewart who, of course, is nominated for this year for "spencer," but you've seen gaga, carrie washington, i mean it's just a really flattering silhouette in a way that you can do it and still get a lot of design into your gown. >> okay, so, joe, we have to talk color because we love a pop of color, but there is a particular color that you think that we could be seeing, and it's called "legally blonde" pink, my favorite shade of pink. >> yes, barbie pink, "legally blonde" pink, elle wood pink. i think we all know the shade so well and what i love about this color is back in january in paris valentino, which is a designer that a lot of stars wear on the carpet, did a

actor jim carey also chiming in saying he was sickened by the standing ovation smith received after winningangeles win la jeunesse fox news. okay beautiful day out there today. let's take a peek around the bay as you look at the blue skies, not a lot of fog out there. i think we'll see a little coastal fog tonight. there is the oakland estuary and the sunset and get a little more light each day. here's a golden gate bridge now and you can see the flag kind of blow in their light traffic, gas prices. i ever this last time we had gas prices go highlight this. remember traffic really dropping off and kind of feels like that's the case. people don't want to dry. they don't drive frivolously. okay so there's a little bit of cloud cover that wind. i'm showing you right here is an onshore flow that springtime win. that's kind of what we've got going here. of course it is spring. passive vernal equinox while ago but we are now starting to see more typical spring pattern, which is microclimates right? coast bay inland, cooler coast mild day warmer inland and then this westerly wind, which hasn't rea

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carey, i'm not sure if kristin evans is here. i wanted to segway to business owner kristin evan to provide little bit of case study examination of what a community-led intervention might look like. >> thank you. hi everybody. i am the owner of book smith. which is an independent bookstore that i had since 2007. homelessness looks little bit differently in different commercial corridors. one of the things that we hear always from customers, from employees and from homeless individuals themselves is that, there really is a lack of immediate response when there's situation like this. someone is blocking an entrance way, that someone is urinating, defecating, may be having some type of crises that doesn't rise to the level of requiring paramedics care but may be slowly deteriorating situation overtime. one thing that we really true it will need is an alternative to the police. i would say additionally, the paramedics. those resources do not have ability to connect people to case management, social work, in path off the streets. those

the term gonzo journalism as a phrase a guy named bill cardoza of the boston globe new hunter east carey real to real of god, so and somehow that word came up in cardoza said that's portuguese or something for you know, they got in any way. he got applied to hunters type of writing which is now that we're guns is just ubiquitous. i mean, just people think of it as something gone. awry. like january, you know, it's january 6th riot, but it's also is like a gonzo event like you can't even imagine how all these pieces something like that. how do you get an you know in a and so he was he documented all of that pretty well, so i think those were the three books. i mean he did collected but letters called the great shark hunt william f buckley reviewed it for the cover of the new york times. and so when i came of age brian when i'm at ohio state in nice fall of 1978, that's when hunter was at the top of his form. so he was popular. did you reading then? oh, we all read them in college. he was like what people would read hemingway at different generation that generation was reading hunter becau

. >> first jim carey and wanda psyches, an oscar co-host telling her reaction.anda, not will smith. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has more on potential discipline for smith and on chris rock's new stand-up show last night. >> reporter: coming out to a double-standing ovation, chris rock broke his silence, addressing the elephant in the room right off the back. >> chris, are you ready? >> reporter: in an audio recording released by "variety," rock said he wasn't yet ready to weigh into the controversy. >> so if you came to hear that, i'm not -- i had like a whole show i wrote before this weekend. and i'm staying bit and i'm still kind of processing what happened. >> reporter: cheered on loudly by adoring fans, the warm welcome signaled a triumphant return. rock emotional saying his eyes were misty, though, he was briefly interrupted by someone in the crowd. most of the audience thrilled to see rock bouncing back. >> he handled his first incident after that. >> reporter: now in the ug my aftermath, a new bombshell, the academy says will smith was

carey, do you know how to do that? >> secretary: yeah. i think. are you able to share your screen now? >> so i'm getting a message when i try to do it. it says set up webex. >> secretary: let me work on getting your slides up then and you can start and i'll try and get them up. >> sure. and it's no problem if it doesn't work. i can just talk it through. so essentially i thought i would put this recent rise in gun violence potential strategies on how to respond. i hope it's not too abstract. i obviously don't know the particular circumstances or political environment in san franciscos like other places. so i'll do my best to make it as useful as possible, but afterward, we can get into a little more detail. so essentially, i want to make a few different points, but the first is that the rise in violence in 2020 really has to be seen in a longer historical context. so we've had essentially four periods or major trends in violence in the u.s. and violence has been falling throughout most of history. i'm just going to recreate my graphs with hand moti

carey, do you know how to do that? >> secretary: yeah. i think.are you able to share your screen now? >> so i'm getting a message when i try to do it. it says set up webex. >> secretary: let me work on getting your slides up then and you can start and i'll try and get them up. >> sure. and it's no problem if it doesn't work. i can just talk it through. so essentially i thought i would put this recent rise in gun violence potential strategies on how to respond. i hope it's not too abstract. i obviously don't know the particular circumstances or political environment in san franciscos like other places. so i'll do my best to make it as useful as possible, but afterward, we can get into a little more detail. so essentially, i want to make a few different points, but the first is that the rise in violence in 2020 really has to be seen in a longer historical context. so we've had essentially four periods or major trends in violence in the u.s. and violence has been falling throughout most of history. i'm just going to recreate my graphs with hand motio

. >> well, jill carey hall, we appreciate your insights and your research. >>> david, just taking another check on the markets we are in rally mode again today. the dow is up 253 points s&p is up 33 points. 4,609 is where it is trading, and the nasdaq is up 1.1%. we're actually on pace for our first positive month of gains since the start of the year. i can't believe it, we're already talking about the end of the month and the end of the first quarter. >> yeah. earning season is soon to come, as well. as you know, morgan, important test for the market. notable prmoves today, apple has been up 11 straight sessions, now in the green for the year. actually just negative for the year by 0.22%. tesla up again i am seeing a bid for some of thenames, so to speak, in ev, with rivian up 12.5% or more this morning still down 50% for the year. that'll do it for "squawk on the street." "tech check" starts now. >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "tech check." i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt. dierdre has th

carey. obviously you will have to have massive emissions as a consequence of the war, but equally importantly, he said, you will lose people's focus and he said the ukraine refugees -- this is what he said the last couple of days -- will be nothing but the climate refugees we will see. secretary haaland said i am wholeheartedly against fracking and drilling on public lands. jenny mccarthy, former epa administrator on -- under barack obama, now white house climate advisor, said this is a day of reckoning for the oil and gas sector. the nominee for the federal reserve, urged the federal reserve to stop investing in traditional energy. this was not a term picture --paper from college. this was a new york times op-ed from march 2020. she says fossil fuels are a terrible investment in the fed should not enrich oil and gas and profit up. the former nominee's for comptroller of currency said she wants more oil and gas players to go bankrupt. all of these actions or statements that real world -- hav

of will smith's oscar after he got on stage and smacked chris rock right across the face, actor ism careyll smith over it. watch this. >> i was sickened by the standing ovation. i felt like hollywood is just spineless en masse. we're not the cool club anymore it was announced this morning that i was suing will for $200 million because that video will be there forever. you don't have the right to walk up on stage and smack somebody in the face because they said words. >> no, i agree. i think we all agree on that. i thought that it escalate todd that, you know what i mean, that it escalated though that level. >> it didn't escalate. it came out of nowhere. will has something going on inside him. maria: that right. it's nothing that escalated. dagen: jim carrey is not wrong. back in the day he was a stand-up comedian. he's certainly concerned for all comedians, that this is somehow okay. i want to remind people, there was no one more unhinged during the trump administration than jim carrey with all of those portraits he was painting. he's a sexist based on the portrait he painted of melania t