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diane king hall with that and more. >> stock futures are indicating a flat open during a mixed day.estors continue to maul the decision of powell's renomination to lead the central bank. the dow added 17, nasdaq dropped 202 and dropping 17. >>> fines in the skies. alleged sexual assault against a flight attendant, smoking marijuana on a plane and yelling profanities at airline crews. the fines range from $8,000 to nearly $40,000. more than 300 reports of alcohol-related incidents this year. >>> a big move by target. the nation's second biggest retailer says it will stay closed for thanksgiving from here on out. the early move of the plan to start black friday a day earlier. despite the closure in 2020, sales still rose by 8.2% compared to the previous year. before that, target stayed open for the day for a decade. >>> 65% of americans will gobble down on turkey. 24% will have something else. most will chow down on left overs for three days after. 14% say they won't touch the left overs. are you in for leftovers? >> i'm out. i'm like those 14% people. with thanksgiving, i might make

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. ning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning the labor department set to release its new weekly jobless claims report a day earlier than usual due to the thanksgiving holiday. there's also a flurry of other economic data including gdp and the latest trade gap numbers. >>> meantime, stocks ended mixed yesterday. at the close, the dow rallied 194 points. the nasdaq lost 79. the s&p 500 added 7. >>> for the first time ever, a federal judge has ruled three major pharmacy chains are liable for their role in distributing opioids. the verdict yesterday found cvs, walgreens, and walmart responsible for not stopping the painkillers from flowing into two ohio counties. the ruling in the case could set the tone for u.s. city and county governments that want to hold the chains accountable for the nation's deadly opioid epidemic. cvs, walgreens, and walmart plan to appeal. >>> you'll soon have to great -- to grab extra change to shop at dollar tree stores nationwide. the company

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. diane. >> reporter: good morning, investors will be monitor the federal reserve expected to announce the wind down of its bond-buying program. meantime, all three indices closed at fresh records again yesterday. the dow industrials rallied 138 points. the nasdaq gained 53, and the s&p 500 added 16. >>> facebook says it will end the use of its facial recognition software amid criticism from its more than one billion users. the software scans users' faces in pictures and videos and will notify them if someone else on the platform has posted images of them. the decision comes as growing concerns about the ethics of the technology swirl with questions raised over privacy, racial bias, and accuracy. facebook says it will still use the technology in a limited capacity. >>> meanwhile, zillow is laying off 25% of its 6,400 workers. the move comes as the seattle-based company shuts down its home flipping business zillow offers. the company pressed pause on the program last month after it said i

i am diane king hall. >>> 4:46. if you are just waking up let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> we'll begin with mary lee. >>> good morning. we are looking at a foggy start. as we head through our day, mostly cloudy and temperatures a bit cooler today. we will continue on the cool down as we head through at least the middle part of the week. checking visibility and a dense fog advisory in effect until 11:00 for the areas in gray for sacramento, solano, san joaquin valleys. we are down to a quarter mile for santa rosa. a live look at san francisco with the fog, low to mid 50s at this hour. we are looking at the low pressure system to our north and that's bringing flooding issues across pacific northwest. it's dropping a front our way but as it pushes through it will likely fall apart. we are looking for more clouds today and looking as we head through our day the cooler temperatures compared to over the weekend. low 60s along the coast, low to mid 60s around the bay, mid to upper 60s around the peninsula, low

i am diane king hall. >>> it is 4:45.'s get a check of our monday weather and traffic. >>> we'll start with a look at our weather with mary. >>> good morning. happy monday. we are looking at gorgeous weather, plenty sunshine and looking at the mild temperatures. if you liked the weekend you are likely going to like today. a live look with our san francisco mark hopkins hotel camera, you see mainly clear skies as we start our day. it is a cold start. definitely bundle up as you are heading out. maybe put on that big winter coat. in santa rosa, 39 degrees. low 40s concord as well as for livermore, mid 40s for the south bay and san jose. satellite and radar view, looking at a strong ridge of high pressure in control bringing those mild conditions and that sunshine for today. checking temperatures, we are looking at 66 this afternoon along the coast in pacifica, 67 in san francisco around the bay, 70 oakland. peninsula, upper 60s to low 70s. 72 san jose, 67 concord, 68 livermore, 68 napa. you see as we head through futurecast

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eye diane king hall. >>> it's 4:44. let's get a look at weather and traffic. >> we will start with a look outside. we are seeing fog. >> dense fog once again this morning. ly get right to it here. this advisory that is in effect for the areas highlighted in gray. that includes the north bay inside valleys and the east bay inside valleys until 11:00 a.m. visibility less than a quarter mile in those spots. slow down. use the low beams and keep distance between you and the car in front of you. nevato. concord, livermore, antioch. pleasant on all under the dense fog advisories. let's check the current conditions and the current visibility out there down to two and a half in concord, four miles in fairfield. a mile in napa and a quarter mile in santa rosa you can see on the sales force tower camera. just covered in fog this morning and just the very top of the transamerica pair identified through that fog this admonishing. temperatures are running in the 50's and the low to mid50's as we start off the day. morning clouds and

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street is back open for a half day of trading today. investors continue to digest latest economic data including the most recent read on gdp. the commerce department says the economy grew 2.1% in the third quarter. >>> consumers loosen their wallets this fall. according to the commerce department, spending rose 1.3% last month. that was more than expected. spending is a closely watched metric because consumers make up about two thirds of of economic activity. incomes rose and people saved more money. >>> amazon employees in dozens of countries around the world are protesting this black friday. workers say e-commerce giant puts profit over people. organizers are calling for the trillion dollar company to boost worker pay, give adequate break time, extend sick leave, and be more transparent about the protocol on covid-19 cases. >>> making a list and checking it twice no matter who is naughty or nice. gift givers are creative in the name of saving a buck or two. more than half are inclined to wrap up home made gifts. when

diane king hall reports omw york >>stocks were mixed on thursday. dow lost 158 points.asdaq gained 81. s&p 500 added two. shares of electric vehicle maker rivian rallied 57% since going public on wednesday. the sharp rise is based largely on expectations. rivian hopes to produce just 1,000 vehicles by the end of the year but it is backed by amazon and ford. >>> movie pass is getting a sequel. movie ticket subscription service shut down in 2019 after hemorrhaging money according to court documents reviewed by business insider. a new york bankruptcy court approved bid by the original cofounder stacey spikes and he hopes to relaunch the service next year. >>> justin bieber and tim horton teaming up. the collaboration will be known as tim biebs. flavors available starting november 29 for a limited time in the u.s. and canada. that's your cbs money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> imagine going home for lunch to realize you are not alone and not the only one who is hungry. >> that was the case for one l.a. cou

diane king hall explains in today's "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street is back open for ators continued to digest the latest slew of economic data, including most recent read on gdp. the commerce department says the economy grew 2.1% in the third quarter. >>> consumers loosened their wallets this fall, according to the commerce department. personal spending rose 1.3% last month. that was more than expected. now spending is a closely watched metric because consumers make up about two-thirds of economic activity. incomes rose and people saved more money. >>> amazon employees in dozens of countries around the world are protesting this black friday. workers say the e-commerce giant puts profit over people. organizers are caller for the first of all-dollar company to boost worker pay, give adequate break time, extend paid sick leave, and be more transparent about the company's protocol on covid-19 cases. >>> and making a list, checking it twice. no matter who's naughty or nice, gift givers are being creative in the name of saving a buck or two. 44% said they're not bashful abou

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie this morning, stock futures are indicating a flat open as investors await the labor department's october jobs report. meantime, the three major indices ended largely higher yesterday. the dow, the laggard, shed 33, closing lower for the first time in six sessions, while the nasdaq rallied 128 closing at another new record high. and the s&p 500 added 19 points, also a record. >>> the state department is offering a reward of up to $10 million to help i.d. or locate key players in a russian cyber crime organization. the fbi says the hackers called the dark side pulled off a may hack attack targeting colonial pipeline which caused a days' long shutdown and triggered a spike in gas prices. colonial pipeline said it paid the crooks narly $5 million in bitcoin to regain control. the government recovered nearly half of the ransom. >>> nasa is gearing up to do something that sounds like something you'd see in a movie. the space agency is se

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks fell on wednesday. dow dropped 211 points. nasdaq lost 52 and s&p 500 was down 12. the strike at john deere is over. workers approved a new contract last night ending the month long walk out after rejecting two previous offers, members approved the deal 61-39 it's. it comes with immediate 10% raises, changes to healthcare, improvements to the pension plan. >>> get ready for thanksgiving to gobble your wallet. this year the cost of a turkey is $1.50 a pound up from last year. however the farm bureau says the number may drop because that's based on prices from two weeks allege before grocery stores started heavily featuring turkey and offering thanksgiving sales on the bird. the average cost of a typical feast for ten people is a little more than $5 a person. >>> apple users will be able to fix their own equipment. next year the company will launch online store to sell more than 200 parts and tools. only newer versions of iphone and mac computers will be available for self repairs. that's your cbs money w

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i'm diane king hall. >>> 4:46. let's get a check of our weather and traffic on this thanksgiving. >> we will start with darren peck with how it is feeling outside. >>> for right now, it's cold. really the headline today is it's going to warm up and you are going to see a quick turn around. the temperatures will be really nice once the sun goes to work this afternoon. for now we have to talk about a frost advisory for inland valleys east bay and north bay. that's a pretty view over the city where there are no issues. a relatively warm 50 degrees in the city and just about anywhere else that has access to the bay down the peninsula, east bay shoreline, down through san mateo, lower 50s. we've got a few mid 40s the further south you go. by the time you get to san jose, it's 41. that's chilly but not cold enough for the frost advisory. for that, up here, mid 30s for north bay valleys, low 40s for inland valleys of the east bay. watch what happens when you put on the frost advisories and you can see the pattern. up here

diane king hall from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street closed mixed tuesday as tech stocks declined while banking and energy shares climbed. the dow rallied 194 points. the nasdaq fell 79 and the s&p500 rose seven. yesterday the president ordered the release of 450 million- barrels of oil from the strategic reserves. the goal is to push prices down by increasing the supply. united states is one of several nations planning to tap their reserves in response to the rising demand for fuel. >>> inflation is now hitting even dollar tree. for more than three decades nearly every item sold in its stores has cost the same. $1. on tuesday the company said its raising that to $1.25 beginning early next year. the ceo said it would let it introduce popular products it couldn't sell at the lower price. >>> and that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com at the new york stock exchange. i'm diane king hall. >>> another tahoe resort is pushing back its opening date because of the weather. sugar bowl is now the third resort in the area to do so. there were high h

i'm diane king hall. >>> it is 4:47. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> we will start with mary lee with what it looks like outside. still a little bit showers. >>> we are looking at that wet start to our day so definitely grab that umbrella, your rain jacket. if it's not raining, we still have slick roads and of course gianna will have more on that. you can see the locations, especially east bay, tri valley, peninsula, south bay getting that wet start. this is because of a cold front pushing across the bay area, so looking at that light shower activity for the tri valley from pleasanton, livermore, dublin, as well as the peninsula, wood side, the south bay. right now san jose, you are getting that light rain as well as for milpitas, campbell, los gatos. a live look with our san francisco camera, a wet camera out there. our temperatures are running in the upper 50s to low 60s. again we are dealing with drizzle, light showers out there. i want to time it out for you. we are looking at a drier day as we head thro

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i am diane king hall. >>> the clock just hit 4:45. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >>> we will start with mary lee with a look at our forecast with rain. >>> we are tracking that rain, this cold front that is about to push across the bay area. grab your rain jacket, your umbrellas, because you will need it as we head through our day. it's reaknocking on our door here on high def doppler. you see the rain offshore. as we zoom in you see the areas getting the wet start to our day. fort bragg, ukiah, clear lake, clover dale. we are looking at temperatures on the cool side in the low to mid 60s this afternoon pretty much across the board for daytime highs today. let's get right to it and time it out as we take you hour by hour on futurecast. here we are at 9:00 am. this cold front gets going later in the morning, looking at widespread rain. first the north bay will see rain first and then rain will push south. we are looking at widespread rain later in the morning. then as we look to the afternoon, you can see the showers lighti

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i'm diane king hall. >>> it's 4:46. this is the time. we like to check weather and traffic. >> we will start with a look outside. >> yeah. it is for sure. dense fog in spots as we start off the day. it was so great to see that. some of the lucky locations picked up from one to two inches of rain and we have that fog. we have that drizzle as well. here is a beautiful live look with the sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay and you can see that fog out there. now let's show you the visibility because we are looking at visibilities down to a quarter mile in napa. dense fog for you. down to a half mile for half moon bay. about a mile for santa rose a. we are dealing with patchy fog, also a little bit of drizzle this morning. watch out along the coast and around the bay for the wet roadways making for slippery, slick conditions. as we head through the afternoon looking at partly sunny skies and near normal for the daytime highs. all right. here we go as we go hour by hour on future cast and eventually you can see the skies c

diane king hall is joining us live from the new york stock exchange. ing. let's start with a check on the trading action. trading has been underway and stocks are higher following news that johnson & johnson is splitting up or planning to split into two companies. helping dow to rise by nearly 100, better by more than 90. in the tech sector, you are seeing gains. >>> if you are worried your holiday packages won't arrive on time, have some faith. u.s. postal service says they're ready and they unveiled 92 new package sorting machines and they're also hiring additional 40,000 seasonal employees to help out. >> good to know. diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> a forniampyou second movaluable auto maker in the u.s. rivian electric vehicle maker backed by amazon and ford wrapped up a two day ipo launch. shares are up 57% giving company a market cap of over $100 billion. the company has delivered over 150 electric pickup trucks mostly to employees. electric cars are growing more popular but some drivers can't bear to

diane king hall joining us live with the service just launched this morning.appening. >> i know. i know. i don't now about that. let me give you a quick check on trading action before we check about the latest. stocks under pressure. after the latest read on inflation showing that the cost of living shot higher last month. the highest level in more than 30 years. right now the dow under pressure. let's curb the losses down to -- you are seeing deeper losses there. the nasdaq down more than 100 points. more power for power users. you are right it'll cost you. the social media light is launching the blue subscription service. twitter blue, articles more than 300 news outlets and up load longern videos as much as ten minutes. there is also a special feature for power user an undu option. >> that is diane king hall. thank you so much. >>> if you use pay pal or venmo the irs may look more closely at your accounts and requires electronic payment apps to report transaction itself they total more than $600 a year. they include payments for goods and services, you have

diane king hall is joining us live from the new york stock exchange. to you. >>> good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes and you've got mixed market. dow is under pressure getting dinged by disney. dow is down about 67 points in the tech sector, gains there, nasdaq better by triple digits, up more than 100. fewer americans signed up for unemployment benefits last week. first time filings fell by 4,000 to 267,000. that marks the sixth week in a row of falling claims and a new pandemic era low. we continue to move in the right direction. >> that is good to hear. diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> water damage at the oakland museum of california is delaying opening of the heath ceramics exhibition. here is a look at the repairs underway. officials say damage on the great hall ceiling and floors caused by last month's bay area storms. no word yet on when postpone exhibition may open but it could be moved to a different space in the museum. >>> today is the day we pay respects to those who have served. >>

diane king hall joins us live to explain from the new york stock exchange. ow looking this morning? >> good morning. well, training has been underway for a little more than ten minutes. investors are on another buying spree. right now, the dow is soaring more than 200 points. well on its way to up 300 over this next factor. the nasdaq better by 93. 32 points. thatment cos after some better than expected economic data showing that the economy grew by more than 500,000 jobs in october. ment the state department is offering a reward of up to $10 million to help i.d. or locate key players in a russian cyber crime sunday cat. the fbi says the hackers called a dark side pulled off a may hack attack targeting colonial pipeline which caused a days- long shutdown and triggered a spike in gas prices. the colonial pipeline paid $5 million in bitcoin to regain control. the government recovered nearly half of the ransom. >> diane king hall. cbs money watch. >>> well, the start of the holiday shopping season is less than a month away unless you are gianna who is already do

diane king hall reports now from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street is back open for a half investors continue to digest latest slew of economic data including most recent read on gdp. commerce department says economy grew 2.1% in the third quarter. >>> consumers loosened their wallets this fall. personal spending rose 1.3% last month. that was more than expected. spending is a closely watched metric because consumers make up about two thirds of economic activity. incomes rose and people saved more money. >>> amazon employees in dozens of countries around the world are protesting this black friday. workers say the e-commerce giant puts profit over people. organizers are calling for the trillion dollar company to boost worker pay, give adequate break time, extend paid sick leave, be more transparent about the protocol on covid-19 cases. >>> making a list and checking it twice no matter who is naughty or nice. gift givers are being creative in the name of saving a buck or two. 44% said they're not bashful about regifting. more than half are inclined to wrap home made gifts. wh

diane king hall is joining us live.aking news on president biden's pick for fed chair. >>> good morning, amanda. we are learning that president biden has officially tabbed jerome powell for a second term as head of the central bank. he has led the economic policy through the sharp sudden covid- 19 recession and unleashing unprecedented stimulus, nomination heads to the senate for confirmation next. you are seeing investors in a buying mood as a result of the news, dow now jumping triple digits up more than ints at the moment. nasdaq in the tech sector on the plus side by 82 and s&p 500 also on the plus side. >> diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. thanks so much. >>> governor newsom continues his push for more californians to get their booster shots this time in the bay area. >> joycelyn moran is live in the newsroom with more on what we can expect. >> reporter: his visit today comes three days before thanksgiving as people are traveling, getting ready to see loved ones. newsom is expected to be at a vaccine clinic hop

diane king hall.ll right. >>> san francisco is launching an initiative to revive the city's entertainment and music scene. the available money adds up to $2.5 million, some of that will cover production costs. the funds can go toward stipends. >>> happening today the california department of parks and rec is meeting to hold a virtual event on reimagining big basic and redwood state park. this after the august 2020czu lightning complex fire. it is called redwood roots. >>> and helping forests regrow after wildfires can be a demanding process. >> and now one washington state company is using drones to change that, often times forests need help to regrow forcing crews to hand plant lab -- and burned areas. now some are speeding up that process with drones. drone seed, a company out of washington state is deploying drones over fire devastated areas. the devices programmed to drop seed vessels where regrowth is thought to he byte most successful. >> that's pretty cool. >> i love that. >> that's so neat. >>

at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> 5:46. check of our weather and traffic. >> before we get down to business, gianna i saw you posting pies on facebook. i haven't seen you bring any to us yet. >> i knew this would come up. i will bring some tomorrow. >> we get the leftovers. >> kiddos come first. >> these are home made pies from scratch? >> pumpkin and minced meat. it's not really meat in it. look it up. it's my husband's favorite. >> i didn't know that part. >> that's the one i am bringing for you. >> that's for another time. let's look at the weather. >> i will not be able to think about anything but what can it be? this is one of the places where the temperatures are still relatively mild. that means it's not cold. it's like 49 degrees. that's technical definition of mild. you barely notice. it is cold when you get into valleys of north bay and east bay valleys. you see color codes down into the deep blues. upper 30s for inland valleys of the east bay, 43 in san jose right now. some of us have a frost advisory because of

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street is back open for a half dayg today. investors continue to digest latest slew of economic data including most recent read on gdp. commerce department says the economy grew 2.1% in the third quarter. >>> consumers loosened their wallets this fall. according to commerce department personal spending rose 1.3% last month. that was more than expected. spending is a closely watched metric because consumers make up two thirds of economic activity. incomes rose and people saved more money. >>> amazon employees in dozens of countries around the world are protesting this black friday. workers say e-commerce giant puts profit over people. organizers are calling for trillion dollar company to boost worker pay, give adequate break time, extend sick leave and be more transparent on the protocol for covid-19 cases. >>> making a listec naughty ornice. gift givers are being creative. more than half are inclined to wrap up home made gifts. when people can't think of anything to give, a third say a gift card, money, or something pr

diane king hall is joining us from the new york stock exchange.to spend, spend, spend. let's do a check on market action where some spending a happening with trading underway for a little more than ten minutes. dow is on the plus side by more than 170 points, just charging higher as bulls have control of the floor across the board with all three major averages hitting new records. nasdaq on the plus side by 15 points. holiday shopping expected to shatter records this year. according to national retail federation, spending is projected to reach as much as $859 billion. that will be a double digit increase over last year. average consumer expected to shell out nearly 1,000 bucks on gifts and other items. it is expected to spend on gifts and rest on food, decor. >> i always say i will not spend that much but i end up doing so anyway. i am a sucker for christmas. >> i understand. i love it too. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> a live look at the state capitol. the health insurance marketplace launching open enrollment period with the media

this is some boom in that zoom. >> diane king hall.you. >>> home sales managed to inch higher last month despite rising prices and falling inventory. sales of existing houses, town homes and co ops rose .8% in october from the previous month and all 6.34 million existing homes were sold. that number is down almost 6% from a year ago when pandemic home buying was in its peak. prices have not taken a break from going up for more than 9.5 years which is the longest increased duration on record. >>> new video. the white house is getting in the spirit. the first lady received the official 2021 white house christmas tree yesterday. it arrives by horse and carriage. it's an 18.5-foot fraser fir it. will be placed in the oval shaped blue room of the white house. >>> supply chain issues putting the crunch on holiday presents. >> and now it could also mean a christmas tree shortage for you. the majority of the christmas trees at bay area tree lots come from oregon and washington. both states saw record high temperatures this summer during what w

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street is closed this thursday inng. tomorrow investors will return for a half day of trading and after a bumpy week for stocks, investors are hoping santa will show up early. >>> the trade deficit contracted by more than 14% to $82.9 billion. that was better than expected thanks in part to a sharp increase in ex ports last month. imports also rose modestly. for the second year in a row, many retailers will remain closed this thanksgiving. walmart, target, kohl's, jcpenney say they are keeping doors shut. many retailers spread out the deals in the run up to black friday. there will be a handful of stores open if you need a last minute item like kroeger, vcs, walgreens. >>> enter the cooking free dinner alternatives. cracker barrel has family meals and family feasts. it is also offering home style dishes as thanksgiving take out. at ihop, a roasted turkey dinner with two sides and all locations are open this thursday. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >> thanks. >>> arrival of thanksgiving means

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diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks took a hit wednesday, dow dropped40 points and nasdaq fell 263 and s&p 500 lost 38. shares of beyond meat skidded 18% after the bell. the company says u.s. demand is shrinking and sales aren't expected to quickly rebound. executives blame labor shortage and rising prices for the struggle. >>> president biden says reversing inflation trend is a top priority. he said the infrastructure bill congress passed last week will help reduce costs and get people back to . esdathe prucerice ed wholesale prices are up 8.6% compared to this time last year matching september's record annual gain and consumer prices rose last month at the fastest clip since 1990. >>> arby's has the drinks. the chain known for its roast beef sandwiches releasing two limited edition vodkas infused with the flavor of its french fries. next week they'll be available for $60. arby's is also offering ingredients to make bloody marys. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >> 60 bucks? >> curly fry or crinkle fry. too early for that. >> never too early for a f

i'm diane king hall. >>> it's 4:46. let's get a check of weather and traffic now. >> we will start with mary lee. what's it looking like? >> it's a little foggy in spots. as we are looking at dry conditions but that fog. you can see that on the sales force tower camera. we start off the day and checking our temperatures. ine rewe a at this hour and dealing with that fog. down to a half mile. two and a half miles for santa rosa. about five miles along the coast of half moon bay. we have the clouds to start off the day. morning fog in spots. as we head through our afternoon we are going to see the sun. we are looking at high pressure building in for us. dry and quiet conditions over the next several days. highs in the 60's. here we go with the satellite and radar view. that dryer weather through the rest of the week and in fact today the start of a slow warm up through the rest of the workweek and into our weekend. as we go through the day here we are. the skies clearing. that sunshine as we head through the 44 our suet a

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. ning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning the labor department set to release new weekly jobless claims. the report expected to hit a pandemic-era low, a fresh one. meantime, stocks ended lower yesterday as inflation concerns overshadowed a set of solid earnings from major companies. the dow skidded 211 points. the nasdaq fell 52, and the s&p 500 lost 12. >>> the president is calling on the federal trade commission to look into whether illegal conduct is fueling soaring gas prices. mr. biden called attention to, quote, mounting evidence of anti-consumer behavior by oil and gas companies. he said their costs are declining as prices at the pump surge. aaa says the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.41. that's up nearly 50% from a year ago. >>> for the first time in its history, apple is rolling out a new self-service repair program allowing users to fix their own devices. the program will focus on common repairs including cracked screens, battery issues, and c

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. , diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a flat open with investors mulling the federal reserve's decision to begin tapering some of its pandemic-era monetary policy support. meantime, the three major indices hit record highs again yesterday. the dow gained 104 points. the nasdaq rallied 161, and the s&p 500 added 29. >>> ford is now the first major automaker in the nation to mandate coronavirus vacc for the tosats 8th to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. executives say employees who don't get a shot or an approved religious or medical exemption will be put on paid leave for up to 30 days. after that, their job protection will expire. ford says it wants to achieve the, quote, highest vaccination rate without severe consequences to any employees. >>> gamers can now turn to netflix for more than just movies and tv shows. the media streaming service launched five mobile video games this week including a play on its signature sci-fi series "stranger

diane king hall reports now from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks took a beating friday amid growing fears about new coronavirus variant. dow tumbled 905 during a holiday abbreviated trading day on wall street. nasdaq dropped 353. s&p 500 fell 106. the new coronavirus strain dubbed omicron was first detected in southern africa earlier this month. it has been found in canada, europe, asia prompting several nations to reinstate travel restrictions. it is too soon to know if it is more transmissible than other variants but believe current vaccines should offer protection. pfizer and moderna say if needed they could have an updated vaccine next year. >>> "wall street journal" says retailers saw about a 50% increase in foot traffic compared to last year. that's still down nearly 30% though compared with 2019. adobe says online spending actually declined on black friday for first time since it began tracking the day. e-commerce companies are hoping to reverse that trend with today's cyber monday sales. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm elise preston. >>> let's get a check of our weat

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street ended last week higher.y, dow industrial's rallied 203. nasdaq added 31. s&p 500 gained 17. earning season rolls on. movie theater chain amc reports is out on wednesday. key data on state of inflation will be released. producer price index comes out tuesday and consumer price index wednesday. both are expected to confirm what consumers already feel, that costs are on the rise. >>> congress passed major infrastructure bill with bipartisan vote last week. now democrats appear to be on their own as they try to pass president biden's build back better plan. they hope to have it done by thanksgiving. the current version including money for climate change, universal pre-k, presubscription drug reform. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> today a spacex crew set to make its trip back to earth after a series of delays. they were supposed to leave yesterday but high winds off florida coast prompted push back due to safety reasons. the crew has spent about six months in space. >>> 4:45 is the time. let's get a chec

for more head to cbs money watch.com at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> let's get you caught up on weather and traffic. >> we will start with mary. >> good morning. it's a cold start to the day. we are down to the 30's, 40's and 50's. here is a live look with the sales force tower camera as you can see sutro tower. down to 38 degrees in santa rosa. 44 concord, 51 in oakland. 52 in san francisco. san jose in at 46 this morning. down to a quarter mile. dense fog in fairfield. three miles for the visibility in santa rosa and for concord about four miles in livermore. some patchy dense fog as we start off the day. otherwise mainly clear skies. a cold start, bundle up and put on that coat as you head out the door. as we look to the afternoon it'll be a cooler afternoon. you will notice that difference. several degrees cooler compared to yesterday. a clear and breezy evening ahead. here we go. satellite and radar view and you can see that dry cold front and that isoler temperatures. rain up across the pacific northwest. for us, on the tail end of that front just bringing

at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> it is 4:46. get a check of our friday weather and traffic. >> we'll start with mary with what it looks like outside today. hey mary. >> hey, good morning to you and happy friday. as we look to our sales force tower camera. looking north. and we are looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s. so it is actually chillier compared to yesterday at this time. and also dealing with some patchy fog. 50 in concord. 53 right now in oakland. 47 in livemore. 54 in san francisco, san jose and down to 42 in santa rosa. also dealing with some dense fog in spots. nappa down to about a quarter mile. so some thick fog for you. please be careful in the nappa valley. as we look to the satellite and radar view, it was so nice to have that rain yesterday morning, and now looking at drier conditions and mild temperatures. so let's take you on what to expect in your neighborhood. those high temperatures along the coast in the upper 50s. looking at mid 60s to the peninsula. 66 in san daytime highs today. santa clara. and

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