here's a b cs devin dwyer. this is what you call the slaughter lys house? oh, yes. yeah the equipment looks like a commercial brewery . but it's not beer they're making. so that's where it all starts. just a few cells meet. so you're making heat in here, but i don't see any animals and i don't see any animal parts. well, that's the trick, right? stainless steel bioreactors or cultivators produce real meat from animal stem cells. making chicken in there. yes, so if you look at this, this is a approximately 200 plus liter tank. and we take cells from a chicken or egg. dr. valenti is a cardiologist who founded upside foods taking on the food chain as old as time to weeks to grow the equivalent of one chicken 1000 chickens or 100,000 chickens. so you're saying in this factory, you can make more meat faster and cleaner than an average farmer. ultimately yes, the technology costing billions of dollars to fine tune will need even more investment to scale up. we saw the cells kept on ice can be replicated on a large scale. a mixture of vitamins, fats, sugars and oxygen in t

that is devin ryan from jmp securities.t to update you on some headlines, southwest is down 1.5%. the company asked the ffa to pause the airline's departures because of an unspecified problem on tuesday. this comes after what happened in december when there was a storm and disrupted travel and that is when southwest got really hit. their crew scheduling system left pilot's and the crew scattered over 50 airports and they had to spend a lot of money to revamp that tag. clearly, the issue was still at large. we don't know what those issues are but they asked the ffa for help in suspending those flights. dani: those shares are down off the back of them. in europe, 30 minutes to go before the cash equity closes. the two-year guild climbing after hot wage data. those are up 5.5 basis points. sterling has climbed about .05 percent over the dollar. coming up on the european close, we will speak to michael stroebaek of credit suisse, this is bloomberg. ♪ i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have

devin, over to you the banks have a robust investment banking business.xpect from that with the ipo and m&a market? >> you will see weak equity capital markets and weak m&a completions were down 50% year over year. you see that on the flip side which is trading resilient we actually want to lean into the names here on the relative basis with more exposure to trading pound for pound. goldman sachs with 45% of the revenue comes from trading they will be resilient in the world of unknowns of credit and deposits that would be one we would look at here. >> devin and stephen, stephen, i'll start with you. the banks will have calls. ceo will have guidance and comments which call do you think investors should listen to or read later on today? >> i think the jpmorgan chase call and dimon says is the most talked about conversation of the day. whatever he says, i think, will have carryover throughout the day and beyond regional bank earnings i think the read through from the larger banks to the rest of the group is less significant today than normally is, but his co

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our devin fehely reports on the soccer legends were behind this amazing new team. devon? >> reporter: it is surprising given all the stars in the world of soccer that either come from the bay area or have ties to the bay area that we haven't had a professional team before now, but better late than never. when we talked about this with young players today, their faces just lit up. they could not be more excited by this news. this was the moment that ignited interest in women's soccer for a generation of young girls. brandi chastain and other local soccer legends are once again lighting up the local soccer community with news that they are bringing a women's team to the bay next year. >> growing up around here, i have been watching teams like the san jose earthquakes, but to have a team here that i can go to a regular basis is very exciting. >> reporter: the as of yet unnamed team would be the 14th overall. >> super excited that it is happening now. this feels like a moment where there is a groundswell of support for women's sports. you look at what happened with the ncaa f

as devin fehely reports, they were hidden in plain sight and operating out of residential neighborhoods scattered across the city. >> reporter: yeah, the police department say the activities going on at those locations are vastly different than , say, a thursday night poker game among friends. there was illegal gambling. people were coming in and out of these neighborhoods by the dozens. there were drugs and guns, basically all the things you would never in 1 million years want plopped down in your neighborhood. >> 24 hours a day going in and out of that house. it was not just a certain time of day. it was all day long. >> reporter: neighbors say the illegal underground casino was one of seven raided by police and was basically hiding in plain sight. it is called now but for weeks and months they say the nonstop cars in and out of the neighborhood where the first clue that something very wrong was going on. >> you know, you are not safe. >> reporter: jerry lived in this neighborhood for 30 years and was about to run errands when police raided her neighbor's home. >> i saw a man and woma

devin fehely joins us from the search area with the very latest. devin? >> reporter: yeah, for several hours this area was a traffic nightmare. drivers were diverted off of the highway while investigators looked for any evidence, any evidence whatsoever that might point them in the direction of the shooter. the southbound lanes of highway 880 were completely shut down. roughly a dozen chp officers walked shoulder to shoulder, systematically searching for evidence that might answer the question, who killed five-year-old eliana crystal stoma. non-though said that he is the father of a nine-year-old boy. what happened to eliana, he says, is the worst thing a parent can imagine. >> nothing should happen like this with anybody skid. >> reporter: a family friend said that eliana was sitting next to her older brother in the back seat of the suv when she was shot. >> she was the only one hit. everybody else was okay. she probably died instantly. >> reporter: associates with the chp reiterated the need for public health with the case. >> what we are asking for fro

let's bring in miranda devine, fox news contributor. great to have you with us today. you for joining us. i want to start with this. this is why all -- this is the sort of the top of the free as i look at it and why all of this coming down from the tree matters. here's president biden saying that he never discussed business with his family. >> i don't know what he was doing. i did not know he was on the board of that company. i never discussed my business with my sons or daughters. >> i never discussed a single thing with my season about anything having to do with ukraine. >> i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. >> so miranda, the information on the laptop has led to this tax investigation. it's also led to a gun investigation and charges around it and e-mails that may put those statements in to some very deep question, right? >> yes. martha, it's not just the laptop. i mean, it's overwhelming evidence ever since we first started publishing information from the laptop, its former business p

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should your boss be required to let you take religious holidays off because abc is devin dwyer?gerald graff spent years delivering the mail during the week and worshiping faithfully on sundays. that is until 2015 when amazon contracting with the postal service to deliver packages, they began to ask people in my position to deliver on sundays or holidays, and i told them i'm not gonna be able to work on the lord's day at all. at first, the postmaster accommodated graph, but a year later, his boss said things had changed. said that basically going to find another job where you're going to work sundays. this time unwilling to compromise, his faith graph transferred to a post office nearby, one that had just four carriers and still did not deliver on sundays. but as demand for amazon delivery soared. graph eventually could not avoid sunday assignments. shifts he chose to skip 24 times over two years. graph resigned in 2019 and sued. federal law requires employers to accommodate the religious beliefs of workers and less, it would pose an undue hardship on business, the postal service

i am devin fehely.'s start with a quick check of the weather with meteorologist brian hackney. >> we will stay breezy over the weekend. temperatures are little bit on the chilly side and the numbers warm up a little bit more later tomorrow. overnight lows will be looking for mid-40s for the most part. 40 in santa rosa and 45 in san jose and 45 for edward city. the numbers will be in the mid 60s for the most part. we will look for a high in san francisco of only 59 but you get up to livermore and antioch, the numbers tomorrow with sunshine near 70. >>> the massachusetts man accused of leaking top-secret documents online has made his first court appearance. wendy gillett has the latest on that case from new york. >> he said i loved you . >> reporter: the parents of the suspected leaker remained silent outside the boston courthouse where 21-year-old jack douglas teixeira was officially charged with violating the espionage act for removing and transmitting classified materials. >> they have a trait that con

for now, they are not getting involved in the status quo. >> whit: devin dwyer, thank you.let's bring in abcs rachel scott outside the supreme court. you've been covering the story for months, i wonder what is expected from both sides after this ruling has come down. >> reporter: whit, more legal challenges is one days expecting here while abortion rights advocates will be breathing a sigh of relief, they note that this will continue to play out in the courts and quite frankly the landscape around abortion rights has already changed significantly since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade nearly one year ago. 14 states in the country have already stopped nearly all abortion services with many more heading in that direction, whit the whit the art >> whit: rachel, thank you, let's bring a national correspondent terry moran on this. what's confusing about this, this is not just about abortion, this is about the fda, the power of government agencies and it could have a widespread impact and possibly involving other medications down the road. >> reporter: that's a concern of

that is the big question, devin. thank you all right now to the three tennessee lawmakers who faced an expulsion vote in the state legislature. getting strong support from the white house. the three democrats, speaking with president biden in a video call and getting a visit from vice president kamala harris, a bcs faith, boothbay has more reaction to the extraordinary punishment and what could be next for the two of them. ousted from their positions. faith. good morning. good morning to you, jenny, one of the things that has outraged many in this community is the fact that a partisan expulsion like this just doesn't happen around here. in fact, this is the first time in tennessee's modern day history and the ousted lawmakers happened to be black. overnight vice president kamala harris meeting with all three democratic lawmakers who faced an extremely rare republican land expulsion vote this week. the truth must never be stifled or silenced when it is on. video after their meeting with the vice president, showing jus

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. >> todd: devin, it is a stark choice between the two candidates.k crime will win out in the end surging across the board. a lot of red arrows pointing up 46% from last year. are voters worried their candidate coulding lori lightfoot 2.0 or is that what they want? >> i think they want a more progressive lori lightfoot for the johnson voters. i think vallas is afraid johnson will be lightfoot 2.0. >> todd: will today's runoff serve as warning to democratic party we need to avoid the progressive voices pushing for defund the police movement that is pushing what johnson is pushing or will this embolden the aocs of the world in 2024? >> certainly if brandon johnson wins, it emboldens them, he is defund the police progressive. i wouldn't read too much that happens in chicago today, because it is just such an acute case where lawlessness has taken hold. you could see paul vallas be like eric adams, he could stabilize it, but not improve it. >> todd: devin, what do your friends and family tell you about who they want? >> it is a difficult -- it shouldn't b

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devin fehely explains what this means for the local water supply. >> reporter: every available measure from the water cascading down spillways of localreservoirs to extraordinary amount of snow still blanketing the sierras, this year's wet winter ended the long dry years of drought. >> it's great to see. it is close to 100% and incredible to see. >> reporter: san lewis, massive sprawling reservoir east of gilroy is the state's fifth largest and major supplier of water to silicon valley. it's been full just three times in 12 years. in 2017, 2019, and now. >> san lewis holds water that comes to valley water into santa clara county. it is a very big part of our water supply portfolio. >> reporter: it's not just above ground storage and reservoirs. this year's was truly historic. 237% of normal statewide tying a record that stretches all the way back to 1952. >> when people think about santa clara, they may look to reservoirs and check to see how high are those. a significant amount comes from outside the county and that includes snowpack. >> reporter: valley water is planning to lift drou

i am devin fehely . >>> let's start with a check of the weather with meteorologist paul heggen . >> a much colder pattern than we saw for the month of march but not entirely dry . little ripples in the atmosphere will be swinging through the next few days which means there is a chance for sprinkles anywhere across the bay area but the best chance for a shower will be near the golden gate and along the coast today, tomorrow, and monday. for the rest of us, high temperatures inland in the east bay all the way to the low to mid-60s. >>> people rallied across the country friday for a transgender day of visibility, a chance to celebrate the transgender community at a time their rights are in jeopardy . a ban of public drag shows was about to take effect in tennessee today but a judge halted it, preventing the state from enforcing that ban for at least two weeks until he makes a final ruling. kentucky and nebraska are considering bills to ban gender affirming care for minors. teenagers walked out of nebraska schools yesterday to show support for transgender youth. in florida, people protest

i'm devin fehely. let's check in with darren peck. >> sunday is cooler and breezy. it will feel different. if you just looked at the temperatures by themselves, some numbers are as much as 10 degrees cooler from one day to the next like splitting the weekend in half. livermore 65. san jose 65. just to show you how today will be affected by the wind, into the afternoon, it's like a 25 miles per hour winding through the golden gate and extending over much of the bay. i will show you how the cool down turns into a small chance of rain in the coming week in a couple of minutes. >>> a door dash driver had a violent attack in a fast food drive through. he shared his details with betty yu. >> bullet. >> reporter: a man that he was picking up a door dash order at the jack in the box line at international and 24th before midnight last tuesday when thieves fired into his car. >> one went from over here and one was in the glass. i change it already. and it go here in the back. >> reporter: he said three robbers d

i'm devin fehely. >> temperatures will warm up for one more day. in on shore wind and a chance of rain into the first week of may. a weird weather pattern. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we warm up inland. by noon temperatures in the 70s in most inland parts of the bay area. highs inland a mix of 70s and 80s. around the bay it will be cooler. >>> the u.s. state department is trying to help american citizens get out of sudan as the fighting intensifies between two rival generals. hundreds of americans have left the country. the white house is urging americans to leave now. bradley blackburn has the latest. >> reporter: two weeks of fighting in sudan turned the capitol into a war zone. warring generals agreed on a cease-fire but it hasn't stopped the violence. smoke was seen rising after eyewitness news reported a heavy bombardment. countries around the world are rushing their citizens out. 16,000 u.s. nationals live in sudan. they are working urgently to help those who want to leave. >> fewer than 5,000 u.s. citizens requested additional informati

i'm devin fehely. a quick check of the weather with first alert meteorologist paul heggen. >>> dense fog out there. once that dizzy patz temperatures will warm up inland for one more day. cool and breezy sunday with a stronger on shore wind. the system will be close enough to bring rain chances into the forecast for the first week of may. a weird weather pattern. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 50s. we warm up inland. by noon temperatures in the 70s. in most inland part of the bay area. around the bay it will be cooler. >>> well, the warriors are heading back to sacramento for game 7 tomorrow. the kings were in complete control last night at chase center. steph curry dropped 29 points but darren fox was his equal. the kings had 17 three-pointers, the most by either team in the series. monk had add a big game. vern glenn will have highlights in a few minutes in sports. >>> an alleged retail theft ended in deadly gunfire. a private security guard is facing a murder charge for allegedly shooting a woman

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devin fehely has a preview. >> reporter: soon this will become this.ck will become ice melt and how, when and how quickly that happens will have an enormous impact on communities downstream. >> flooding is a concern with the deep snow packs through warm atmospheric rivers when we get rain that falls on top of this and causes rapid flooding and catastrophic flooding downstream and prolonged warm periods. >> reporter: andrew schwartz is a researcher with uc berkeley snow lab. he says the wet weather became impressive accumulation of snow. they had more than 713 inches or nearly 60 feet of snow since october. good news for the state's water supply that should be reflected in the april snow survey. >> that's when the snow pack is at its deepest. that tells us how much water is stored in the snow pack and will keep the reservoirs full as we use them in the spring, summer and autumn. >> reporter: the numbers and measurements are rolling in. the early indications look good. according to the california department of water resources, the snow pack statewide is

devin fehely tells us about the soccer legends. >> reporter: this is the moment that ignited interest in women's soccer for a generation of young girls. brandi chastain and three others are lighting up the soccer community. they are bringing a professional women's team to the bay next year. >> i have played soccer since second grade. >> reporter: she plays for st. francis in a club team and overjoyed by the news. >> growing up around here, i have been watching teams like the san jose earthquakes or sanford women's soccer team. to have a professional team here that i can go to on a regular basis is just very exciting. >> reporter: san jose's new and unnamed team would be the league's 14th overall. the steady expansion of the women's game beyond the world cup and olympics. >> super excited that it's happening now. it feels like this is a moment where there is a ground swell of support for women's sports. look what happened with the ncaa finals. >> reporter: for young players that love the game and dream of playing in college or beyond, the news was momentous and long overdue. >> going p

the suns down 3 with 17 points. 7 left devin booker has been on top drives the lane.ell westbrook people blocked shot. while falling out of bounds. knocked the ball off of booker. and that's pretty much the ball games. the clippers take this 1, one, 15, one to one, more nba playoff action today. john morant and the grizzlies hosting lebron james and the lakers to go straight to the 4th quarter. real goal lakers up 4. check out the pass from austin reaves here to rui hachimura for 3 had 2 more from deep 29 points on the night. 21 of those in the 2nd half 4 point game now, little 2 man actually here between decimated jaren jackson junior jaren does what he does from outside pops the 3 the late get that with the fall. >> he had 31 points on the night, but down the resume and he put the lakers on his back. you heard that he scored 7 straight, including that floater. you just saw 23 points for rees as the lakers go on to win this game one. 28 to one now game one in milwaukee taking on the books. scary moment for the bucs fans here 1st quarter. kevin love goes to draw the c

i am devin fehely. let's look at the weather with first alerts neurologist brian hackman. >> we will stay breezy. temperatures remain a little bit on the chilly side and the numbers warm up a little bit more tomorrow. ovght lolookg fo 45 in san jose and 45 for edward city. mid-40s and then tomorrow looks nice. we are in the mid 60s. we have a high in san francisco of only 59 but even livermore and pleasanton or antioch, the numbers tomorrow with sunshine are near 70. >>> we are getting a much clearer picture of what led up to a deadly stabbing of a high-profile tech executive in san francisco. court documents provide a detailed timeline of bob lee's final hours and of his connection to the alleged killer. it comes as the spotlight now shifts to the suspect's sister, who showed up to support her brother in court. heard text messages indicate an argument between the victim and suspect will play a key role in the case. we have team coverage of bob lee's murder and they have been talking with people who liv

that's devin booker mask. kevin durant, we're well. well, well aware of who that guy is here in the bay. >> clippers fall. one. 36 to want that 30's. the nuggets take on the suns game. one. he's on monday. >> all right. let's go out to boston. celtics versus game 5 in trae young had a performance of a lifetime midway through the 4th off. jalen brown is going to hit this 3 from the wing in boston goes up 13. it looks like it's all but over. trae young had different plans just over 3 minutes left filthy in and out, stepped back on our horford. it's a three-point game. very next possession. robert wilson sapd's off on the screen for some reason we're all tied up. 15, 3, also running the floor. 7 seconds left. now celtics up to i think, you know where this is going. trae young pulls up from just in front of the logo. yes, 16 points in the 4th quarter alone finished with 38. the hawks making a 3, 2, series game 6 in atlanta on wednesday. all right. >> so we have a session tomorrow night said have live coverage pre and post game. we'll see y

devin fehely has more of the danger the state faces when it starts to melt. >> reporter: soon, perhaps sooner than you think, this will become this. the snow pack will be ice melt. how quickly that happens will have an enormous impact on communities downstream. >> flooding is a concern with the deep snow packs, primarily through things like warm atmospheric rivers when we get rain that causes rapid flooding and catastrophic consequences downstream. and prolonged warm periods many. >> reporter: andrew schwartz is a researcher with uc berkeley snow lab. all the wet weather in the bay area, and the mountains at higher elevations became impressive accumulation of snow. they had more than 713 inches or nearly 60 feet of snow since october. good news for the state's water supply that should be reflected in the april snow survey. >> that's when the snow pack is traditionally at its deepest with the most water content. that tells us how much water there is stored in that snow pack to then run off later in the year and keep the reservoirs full as we use them in the spring, nd autumn for our pur

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our devin fehely has more on the search for her killer. >> reporter: i want everyone to reflect on the almost indescribable awfulness of what happened to this family just out driving saturday night on their way to a dinner celebration when someone from somewhere shot into their car and killed their child. the chp says they want answers every bit as much as the public. she was forever smiling in the photos shared by her family, how she should be remembered and lived her short life and not the seeming random violence of her death. >> any death is a tragedy and especially when you're looking at the death of a child this close to a holiday, a birthday, our hearts go out to family and friends of this little girl. >> reporter: eliyanah and her family were driving south on 880 saturday night heading to outbacks for a birthday dinner but never made it. someone shot a bullet into their car striking eliyanah and her family desperate for help flagged down a chp officer on the side of the freeway. >> one of our chp officers was on an unrelated traffic stop and was approached by the victim's family

. >> now is ound your home, and devin fehely has that story. story. >> the grass is probably twice at high as last year. >> reporter: for nearly 40 years, bob long has measured the result of wet winters and long dry years of drought, and says this season, in its way, has been uniquely challenging. >> it's taken us twice as lung to do it because we have to cross everything two times instead of one time. >> reporter: all of wet weather from earlier this year helped bring an end to the state's historic drought, but it's also created a boomerang effect. more brush and fuel for a potential fire. bob and his team are now facing to tame the various drying hillsides before it's too late. >> we probably got a week to work, and then it's fire season all the way. >> reporter: e cal fire says our wet winter will likely mean a shorter, later, but possibly more intense fire be ar rrwind tobu maand , ki ons tads cataste ofpush that window back to june into july. >> reporter: bob says his team's plan is to hit most fields twice. once now, and then again in a f

and in 19 o 7 created the revolutionary dom was l. devin. you. meanwhile, the art market in paris, london, geneva, in hamburg, traded in these objects ah ah, oh ah, by the 1930, some europeans did start to question the colonial portrayal of africans. the waiter heritage was displayed in museums and began to raise questions of human diversity. but this didn't prevent further expeditions, continuing to pillage, african artifacts. some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. in the 19 fifties and sixties, african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim their cultural heritage. and 6000 body. the story, yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how european countries refused their request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stolen episode to return on al jazeera with frank assessments. this treaty crisis with this hopeful moment what countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules allow us to treat this global common

devin fehely explains. >> reporter: cal fire says there could be a boomer ang effect with the wet weather. >> the seasonal grasses are absolutely thriving under these conditions, and those are fuel that burn incredibly quickly, lead to rapid rates of spread, dangerous rates of spread. >> reporter: but hold on, how could all of the rain that finally ended the state's dreaded drought be a bad thing? the cal fire battalion chief says it's not. we needed the rain desperately, and it's likely to delay the start of the fire season. >> there's likely going to be a narrowing of the window when it comes to the conditions that lead to catastrophic wildfires. so what that means is where we have in recent history seen the fuels ready to burn in may and june, push it back to june into july. >> reporter: a shorter, but possibly more intense fire sancz says we ershare things we right now to minimize the riskn evacuation plans together. having that information known by everyone in your home and outside your home, and of course, doing the defensive space clearance we ask communities and individuals to do.

devin cooker savers the ball back inbounds. they get it to durant who goes right down the lane for a layup. kd finishes with 31. 107-96 with three minutes to go. gets the rebound. he twirls and fires up a shot from behind the back board. and that one is good. the suns beat the injury depleted clippers 112-100. booker can only smile after this one. phoenix one win away from moving onto the conference semis. >>> giannis out for the bucks for the second straight game with a back injury. miami leading by 15. jimmy butler knocks down three of his 30 for the night. and the heat beat the bucks 121-99 to take a 2-1 series lead. >>> still to come, when you think it couldn't get any worse for the oakland as , well you'll have to see what happened tonight. and it is not like the giants are cruising through the season either. but they did manage to do something they haven't done all year. we'll be right back. >>> once again as we head into this break earth day, instead of commercials we will spend the next >>> okay, so it's been a rough st

phoenix trail by double digits in the first half, then devin booker erupted! bucket!scored 18 of his 38 points, and the suns beat l.a. 123-109 to tie their series at a game apiece. >>> warriors and kings on thursday from chase center, and draymond green will be suspended for that game. sara? >>> thank you, charlie. a farm animal caught on camera running around city streets. the city it was running and might surprise "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. out the stories of farm alk animals on the loose somewhere. we had one tonight running loose somewhere pretty random. it was a horse running the streets of east oakland. this was a pony heading up the denny's parking lot earlier tonight not far from the coliseum. denny's is one of the only things open at this hour, so can you blame him? you can see on video the pony running away from the group of people. we don't know if it was the people chasing after it or somebody else. we certainly don't know how it

devin booker went off for 47 points. here in the west the ended the turnover-prone l.a. clippers' season. chris paul goes the other way and kevin durant finishes it! phoenix hel off and elated a., 136-130. thn the series 4-1 dra the nuggets' next round. >>> back to the warriors. vegas has them as a slight road favorite, but i got a hunch. th winner of tomorrow's game wins the series. >> vern, thank you so much. >>> coming up, he >>> a tv station in l.a. didn't have to do much more than look outside the building to find some news. a man climbed on top of ktla's iconic tower in hollywood and he seemed to have something to say. the guy had a sign that said free billie eilish. he was also playing guitar, so he is ambidextrous. it is unclear why the sign read free billie eilish. free her from what? she is doing fine. if you want to see for yourself she is actually on the late lat show tonight with james corden here on cbs. as for her fan, he came down after three hours fro the tower. he will probably be charged with trespassing. oh boy. >>> stern grove is back at summer in th

as devin fehely reports with the changing rates now some in the industry are worried that they are reaching a solar cliff. >> reporter: having been an entrepreneur now for over 20 years, it's the thing that keep you upmost at night. is -- do i have to lay somebody off? >> reporter: randy hopes to be a solar survivor and believes he will. but fears nonetheless for the future of his industry. >> each individual company is banking on the fact that they're going to be the survivor. >> reporter: he founded clean solar 16 years ago. and currently employs 60 people. right now, his bustalsolar panels and batteries for homeowners rushing to meet an april 15th deadline. state regulators have changed how and how much utilities like pg&e will pay for excess solar power. sold back to the grid. >> much less cost effective for the homeowner. so that's why we're doing the project now. and fortunately clean solar was able to meet the deadline. >> reporter: previously, homeowners with solar panels like dennis pot got double benefit. the electricity bills were lower because they used less of the utility's pow

devin fehely explains what all the snow could mean for the rest of the year. >> reporter: soon, perhapsn sooner than you think, this will become this. the snow pack will become ice melt. and how and when and how quickly that happens will have an enormous impact on communities downstream. >> flooding is a concern with these deep snow packs. primarily through things like warm atmospheric rivers when we get rainfalls on top of them that can cause rapid flooding and catastrophic consequences downstream. and prolonged warm periods. >> 17. >> reporter: andrew schwartz is a researcher with uc berkeley snow lab and says all of the wet weather that we've had in the bay area. in the mountains at higher elevations that became a truly impressive accumulation of snow. they've had more than had 713 inches or nearly 60 feet of snow since october. good news for the state's water supply. but schwartz says it is still important to understand this wet winter in the context of a prolonged drought. >> realistically we're still in the 23 driest years in 1,200 years. so this is terrific. we ideascenarwould be

interviews with congressman jim jordan, brian style, as well miranda devine and peter schweizer, that