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a quick look right now, high def doppler showing the rain falling along sadie. and just edging toward danville and san ramon. high def doppler also showing that with the rain, we are on the very edge of the influence of this system, just a few surprise showers making a run down to the north, usually falling apart before they make it too far into napa county but this one made its way into contra costa county, a little bit more stubborn. in the high terrain, under a winter weather advisory until midnight, 2 to 4 inches of total snowfall for most locations and the light blue shading but highest peaks could pick up the and inches of this late season snow, not exactly normal in late may but not unheard of either. we take another look at how the loan showers we have out there right now will behave the rest of this evening and a closer look at the latest out information as well and just few minutes. >>> a bizarre and frightening encounter on a north bay school campus has ended in and arrest. santa rosa police say this woman charged into a classroom activity charter sch

the sky here just to opened up and the rain was falling at american canyon this afternoon as well, enough to get the windshield wipers going. chief neurologist paul heggen is tracking conditions for us right now. >> two areas of showers one of which is dissipating, and another area of showers in northern napa county. let's zoom in. this is the one that dropped american canyon in concord and walnut creek, martinez and now it is moving down through san ramon and falling apart. that was the view we had from chopper five so with a combination, still some rain falling and the sunshine to breakthrough, any good pictures, you contact me on social media. farther north we're tracking this one in particular on st. helena, that produce a lightning strike within the last 30 minutes, we don't want to see that. anything that mother nature wants to offer up we will definitely take it. they will largely fall apart over the next couple of hours especially as the sun goes down. we could see a few more showers pop up over the north bay tomorrow and we had a wind advisory this evening. i talk more about that

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we cannot wait until the fall to start to work.national tutoring program sounds like a phenomenal idea if and when that takes off, do let us know. we'd like to highlight it. the research shows this is disproportionately affecting low income students and black and brown students. how do you solve the problem in a way that's equitable? >> great question. well, communities in schools, the majority of the 1.7 million students that we serve are students of color and of the majority of those are in title 1 schools and schools that serve communities. basically, again, it comes down back to relationships, making sure that we have strong relationship with not only the students, but parents and family members who have gone through a year and a half of trauma, basically, and connecting resources. it could be as simple as wi-fi, for example. that's what equity looks like, and all these supports that we surround students with and our alumni, as well, are really the glue that will enable us to succeed in bringing students back successfully in th

experts are worried about signs of that trend repeating itself this fall. which could worsen gaps in college access. since of color, low-income students and first-generation college goers. host: for our viewers, some data and information on what she was talking about. estimates from the census bureau conducted biweekly since august of last year, anywhere from 7.7 million to 10 million adults cancel plans of post secondary classes because of financial constrained. the number of high school graduate who went immediately onto college declined 6.8% compared the previous year. what have high school students, the ones you talk to, -- talked to, what have they been doing to apply to colleges? or to stay current with those applications? guest: for soon to did apply to college, they did so against immense obstacles. many were dealing with a loss of height relative, many of them took on extra responsible this at home. caregiving roles for utterly siblings -- for elders or siblings. many of them started working full-time jobs to help their family. i talked to a studen

fairtrade sales fall for the 1st time in 20 years we tell you what that means for fair trade producers and small holders around the world. also on the show the e.u. suspends its controversial investment deal with china as relations worsened between the 2 sides over chinese. and hong kong. this is the business i'm on in berlin so happy you can join us. for the 1st time in 20 years sales of fair trade products in germany have dipped that says the pandemic left big buyers like restaurant shuttered coffee and chocolate are along the most popular fair trade goods hit by covert 19 but the concern isn't just for the businesses behind the products rather the producers who are mostly in africa asia and south america will speak to the c.e.o. of fair trade international in a moment but 1st this report. decent prices and good working conditions are at the core of the fair trade philosophy. but the pandemic has left its mark last year german spent just under 2000000000 euros on fairly traded products a drop of 5 percent compared to the year before. there were some goods that bucked the trend howeve

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that will fall apart as we lose the energy from the sun. now outline for significant chunk of the bay area, let's put this in perspective, how this compares to the last significant. all the way back to 2000 so it shows how long the drought conditions lasted and how severe they were. want to zoom on this section of the chart, which outlines the last prolonged drought from 2014 chilly winds and 2017 and basically, where we are. very similar to where we were in early 2014 and you can see how bad things got. in as we head into the driest time of year, and were that is what we will be seeing again. will it last as long? hopefully not but neither side is it could last longer. upper 50s in san francisco, everybody else and low to mid 60s come tonight we drop back down to the mid to upper 40s to around 50 degrees. 60s for the southbay and into the santa clara valley, the warm spots around 70, near 70 for the tri-valley with the warmest spots east of the devil range around the bay low to mid 60s with low to mid 70s in the north bay. temperatures wil

it's expected to make land fall in a couple hours. the big question is where. >>> plus, 11 million and counts. that's how many americans are fully vaccinated against coronavirus. the new developments that health experts hope that is pointed higher. >>> and liz cheney likely to be ousted next week. >>> and help wanted. restaurants. >> reporter: opening but the problem, though, finding enough workers to keep the doors open. ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to your "new day." it is saturday, may 8th. we are thrilled that you are with us. >> always. so, happening right now, there is a part of a chinese rocket about 100 feet long waiting more than 20 tons, barreling towards earth at 18 m,000 miles an hour. no one knows exactly where it's going to land. >> yeah, this is kind of nuts. we do know it's part of the long march 5b rocket from last week. the pentagon is tracking it but not planning on shooting it down. one expert says there's no reason to worry there's a very small risk it's going to wind up causing damage. though there is a risk.

you scared out of his mind up near great falls, montana. firstly the bear didn't need him so he survived that. and he arrived at the great falls and he wrote that this was such a splendid view. he said i again viewed the falls and was so much disgusted with the imperfect idea which it conveyed of the scene that i determined to draw my pen across it and begin again. but then i reflected that i could not perhaps succeed better than pending the first impressions of my mind. so he's he's giving this idea that he just can't write down how cool this place is. and eventually the rest of the party arrived and they know how difficult it would be to try to get boats around this so they know they had to portage. portage means to take the boats out and take them over land so they cut down some trees and they make some wheels out of them and they start carting them for 18 to 19 miles across the prairie a great falls. unfortunately, there was lots of prickly pear that was puncturing their moccasins. it was a great pain in the legs and feet and created al

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some 17,000 men will fall in action. that's one man for every second over the next five hours when i said the real battle of chancellorsville was may 3rd. this is it and jeb stuart is going to make massive frontal attacks. and he really doesn't have any sort of chance or opportunity to do anything else because he tries to get his lines straightened out and as soon as he tries to straighten his lines out, he makes contact with the enemy and then i'll help breaks loose. and is this happens? he is now going to have to engage elements of the union army time and time again. unfortunately for stuart. his men are gonna pay with blood it will get so ugly that men will refuse to go forward in the army northern virginia. robert rhodes actually draws a pistol and holds it to an officer's head and tells him he will blow his brains out if he does does not leave his men forward. there's a accusation against the stonewall brigade the fame stonewall brigade that they weren't attacking forward stephen rams yours north carolina. brigade w

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this course is falling into the sea, and that - is falling into the sea, and that process is acceleratingurse. so wired some of these historic links" —— golf courses at risk of disappearing? links" -- golf courses at risk of disappearing?— links" -- golf courses at risk of disappearing? because of climate chance, disappearing? because of climate change. sea _ disappearing? because of climate change, sea levels _ disappearing? because of climate change, sea levels are _ disappearing? because of climate i change, sea levels are accelerating. if we do nothing, the danger that we face is that coastal erosion will remove large areas of land that could perhaps be protected. he is workin: could perhaps be protected. he is working 40 _ could perhaps be protected. he is working 40 miles _ could perhaps be protected. he is working 40 miles down _ could perhaps be protected. he is working 40 miles down the coast from creating man—made dunes, just one solution to protect the most famous golf course of all. saint injures as the home of golf, a sport enjoyed for centuries that has travelled all around

it is falling about 40%.regulate a unit was having regulatory concerns. this after it affirmed its full year guidance and announced plan to overhaul its organizational structure. we check in on japan this money. the nikkei falling more than 1% -- we check in on japan this morning. we learned from local media the government is planning to introduce a new system to allocate mobile spectrum. we do have softbank group shares weighing. planning to sell 405 billion yen worth of hyper note. chip-related stocks are falling in tokyo as well. the government is urging businesses to boost investment to expand domestic capacity for chips. the startup gauge in tokyo. it is gaining ground and outliners gaining more than 1% this money. shery: and korean markets are on holidays but we hear from south korea's gender equality minister chung-young ai, who says a debate over whether women should have to carry out military service is inflaming flaming gender divisions. lastm month a presidential candidate set off a social media st

cnn's gabbie -- >> reporter: some guraces happening this fall are willing to pay top dollar in orderg this take place in everywhere from alaska and nebraska to ohio and virginia, where people like white house counselor kellyanne conway, and of course corey lewandowski have been brought on by candidates to guide them through their races, the trump advisers are telling candidates up front we cannot guarantee a trump endorsement which of course is the gold standard to have as a republican running in a primary these days. but what they are saying is that they are still an asset to the campaign because of their understanding with the republican base and their ability to drive turnout, and help court grassroots supporters of these maga causes, still there are races where having a trump adviser on your campaign as a republican candidate could be a liability, places like ohio or north carolina, these traditional battleground states, where statewide candidates will have to appeal beyond the maga base beyond republican voters, having those trump voices involved in their campaigns could potenti

california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left!avin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >>> weather across the u.s. is warming showed by the new climate normalcy which sets the normals every decade. this graphic released yesterday. the areas in red on the bottom right are places where the normal annual temperature is 1.5 degrees higher than the 20th century average. the weather is getting wetter in the north and southeast. even dreyer in places like nevada, utah and new mexico. that's not a good thing for us. we will have more on climate change as the fire season gets longer and longer and more devastating. >>> around pittsburgh and antioch with low to mid 60s. those are the warm spots with the rest of us in the 40s to mid 50s. there is the fog moving across the san francisco area right now. in the city, that will make you significantly cooler. 70s around the bay and 80s inland. then look a

initial jobless claims falling today to a new pandemic low.he labor market is expected to continue roaring back. we take a closer look at growing numbers of employers claiming that worker shortages are potentially stunting their growth. bloomberg estimates showing payrolls may have risen by about $995, higher than the game in march, while the unemployment gain may fall below 6%. the unemployment rate is dropping quickly. indeed, companies say it is making it harder for many pandemic-affected businesses to find the workers they need in -- amid stimulus-fueled workers quitting. >> this is pretty pervasive in the economy. >> essential workers need more than a thank you. that is why they have been demanding to be respected, protected, and paid, particularly during this pandemic, when they have been showing up, feeding us, caring for us, serving us, and delivering packaging -- delivering packages for us. joe: so far, the fed is not worried. >> clearly, there is something going on out there as many companies are reporting labor shortages. we don't s

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california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of cramento.rn a is inexcusable. a i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >>> it is adjustment day for two area college students charged with stabbing and killing an i talian police officer in 2019. finnegan elder and gabriel your of marin county say they claimed the officer was someone they were waiting for in a drug deal. elder seems to be accepting he could spend more time in prison. he spoke with this father who gave the team this quote. "dad, i know i should serve more time for what i did. but i didn't tackle anyone from behind with a knife ma'am morning. "the family says he shouldn't face charges. >> had they followed protocol for the operation, he will be here today. >> the prosecutors asked for life sentences a panel of judges could find them guilty but reduce the sentence, convict on lesser charges, or find them not guilty. dan royce has reported on this story since it started and covered every twist an

falling, falling for me ♪ >> that was their song >> jimmy: oh, i love that.my: my jam gilda, jane curtin >> and that was like, yeah so, i remember that song yeah >> jimmy: you're going to knock it out of the park did you get any advice from any other hosts or anyone? >> i did i did. you know, i was just working on a project with fred armisen, and fred armisen told me -- he said, "do everything you can to embrace it and enjoy it, because it goes by so fast you know, every moment of every day is taken up and you're doing a wardrobe fitting and putting on a wig and then learning those lines, and you're helping change the cue cards and doing a re-write so, all of that's happening so fast, you want to make sure that you're enjoying it at the same time. which, was, i thought, a really nice piece of advice >> jimmy: yeah, i guess. [ laughter ] that's what fred -- no, you can't -- you can't enjoy yourself while you do it you just got to do it. >> you just have to do it. >> jimmy: yeah, there's no enjoying yourself. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and when it's done, you go, "what

calm in the fall w. . because. you feel worried about the planet. me through. the mill i was talking on the green sunspots cost and to me it's clear remains church solutions are out there. join it predicts our green transformation for me. for the plants. i'm scared that the my work that's hard and in the end this for me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story ready. i mean what numbers of women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. another visitor another guest you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. out of. business do w. news live from berlin india is a global leader in vaccine production but millions there are now asking where are our jams india's vaccine rollout is in disarray some states have. no shots to offer a population gripped by the devastating 2nd wave also on the show as foreign troops begin leaving afghanistan and w

because the falling code 19 rates. other countries in latin america is still wrestling with when they can resume social and sporting events, and under what conditions. and which one there are 201 cyrus, ah. with algebra, these are our top stories, west african leaders has suspended molly's membership of the regional book echo as they condemned. last week's crew lead by kind of see me going to, he's taken over as into him president and cool, full, a civilian prime minister to be appointed. nicholas hark has the latest from bama co go. it still has some ability to answer to those demands. for instance, no meeting a new prime minister there was a name floated for several days. now the name of sugar, my god. he's a leading member of the m 5 movement or tens of thousands of people on the streets of bama co calling for the end of prison. kate has regime and that's when the military stepped in. so if you nominate a new prime minister and if he sticks to the plan, which is to organize free and fair elections by february 2022,

if you take this from the election, it becomes a body without life and falls down. this is the essence. there must be a tight race for reelection to happen to a high turnout, an important election guaranteed to legitimacy of the establishment. and this is a fundamental thing. we have forgotten this. as a bank reports from to her on the last time, the supreme neither did intervene was back in 2005 in the favor of to reform its candidates were then allowed to stand. but then last the election, now there is considerable anger and frustration here that can't be ignored, but not just from the moderates and reformers, but also from the conservatives and the general public. now there have been some very public criticisms of the guardian cancelled. this vetting body today, the grandson of the 1st supreme media of iran has done how many have come out and he has strongly criticized the disqualifications he called upon the approved candidates. this done done. i have said that any actions that we can, the republican political system here until revolutionary. he also went on to

, the falling positivity rates. now, the biggest change with this tier, bars don't have to serve food, and are allowed to operate indoors at 25% capacity. other changes indoor gyms, wineries and tasting rooms can open indoors at 50% capacity, and as for the live events, that capacity is bumped up to 67%. so we're really loosening those restrictions, but it comes as more folks are getting vaccinated as it stands, right now 72% of folks here in san francisco have received one shot and we could see shots for the younger folks with pfizer applying to vaccinate those 12 to 15 years old. we are seeing falling cases and loosening those restrictions. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, cierra. >>> some health leaders say uncertainty about the vaccine is the biggest challenge to reach herd immunity. 105 million americans now fully vaccinated or about two in five adults. nationwide vaccinations are down 24%. polls show 12% still do not plan to vaccinate, another 15% they're s

the third largest, chicago, is also expected to be fully reopened this fall.marie. >> all right. laura podesta in new york. laura, thank you very much. >> reporter: thanks. >>> well, president biden will meet with members of george floyd's family at the white house today. it comes exactly one year after floyd died in police custody after derek chauvin kneeled on his neck. chauvin was convicted of murder in april. press secretary jen psaki said mr. biden wants to deep the conversation with floyd's family behind closed doors. >> he wanted this meeting to be private in order to have a real conversation and preserve that t penas set a dead for polre a bipartisan group of lawmakers says talks on the deal continue. >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is now in israel. he landed this morning in tel aviv, as he looks to strengthen the cease-fire between israel and hamas. he'll meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas later on today. blinken will focus on aid for gaza, where hundreds of buildings were destroyed after 11

but vaccination rates are also falling. fewer than half of adults vacc states businesses are offerings national incentives to increase participation. in los angeles, the historic theater offered a chance to win hamilton tickets when the show visits in august. in las vegas, and unconventional approach, district offered special privileges and performances in exchange for a shot. >> it would be a great, fun idea of the vegas is been on a fun place to come get the vaccine. >> reporter: president biden has a goal of 70% of americans vaccinated by july 4th, 160 million adults. tom hanson, cbs2 news, new york. >>> fewer than half of all adults in 10 states have been partially vaccinated. in the northeast, it is leading the way with seven states at about 70%. >>> looking like at the park in oakland, violent crime in oakland is surging so community leaders are gathering right now to pray for peace in the city and for the families and victims of violent crime. they are seeing well over 50 homicides alone, that is far more than this t

unified with absolutely no remote learning in the fall?u were talking about in your presentation there will be a little bit of remote learning offered. that should already be written into kids i.e.p.s. if they are medically fragile. i think i also want to say that our kids cannot come to school and just zoom in a room. if there's any distance learning what so ever, that can't be possible. thank you. >> caller: hi. i'm a teacher in the district. my wife and i are having a son in the kindergarten coming in the district. when you look at school, we are both teachers it's hard to schedule with our daughters in pre-k. i think the public comments unfortunately are going to go unnoticed, they still going to pass it. it's really difficult to the child care. like someone else said about paraprofessional, another school staff has to get another job. we're going to lose people. , staff. i think this wasn't thought through. my colleagues i talked to them in the e-mail about it. they didn't get it. it's just rumors and things going around and it's not

but also questioning how exactly had max's fatal fall happened?led to rebecca's hanging? a history at this mansion was only getting deeper. >>> coming up -- the stunning evidence inside that ocean front estate. ropes, knives, a curious phrase at the scene. >> there was a message painted in black payment on the door leading to the room. >> but to some, the most curious thing of all was the police theory of what really happened. >> this is a very unusual circumstance. >> we conducted an experiment to determine if it is possible for a person to secure their hands behind their back in the fashion we found her. >> reporter: when the mansion on ocean boulevard continues. n then ocean boulevard continues. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults wi

probably because so much of the world is water this will fall in the ocean but there is a significant chance that it won't and so we are tracking this very closely do we know where it's heading exactly. so we're starting to get an idea so we built we believe it's going to come down sometime between 23 hours and 9 hours french mean time and that for orbits of the earth's it goes all way around the earth 4 times during during that time and so we can say some areas now like the western united states or like china in fact are no longer under the potential track of this rocket but there's a lot of other countries that still are so it won't really be until after it crashes that we can really figure out where it came down and you also mentioned previous cases like you said in ivory coast so there have been some like cases where de vry has crossed back to us is there anything that can be done to prevent and the not scale damage in this case not in this case it's too late it's going to come down where it's going to come down it's going at 800000 miles narrow 20000 kilometers an hour around the

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fall down to earth.ter. there is a chance this rocket could fall down and hit her somewhere. china launched this exact rocket nfl back down to earth and controlled although some of it did fall into the atlantic ocean. this is really dangerous. nothing heavier than 1010s has ever fallen back down to earth in the past 30 years. china has 10 more of these launches scheduled between now and the end of 2022. >>> i don't know what we can do about this except just look up spencer. >> it is random but it is a little scary. you not want to be in the area where it will fall. it is an out-of-control rocket. >> we have bears and streets and chinese rocket. what is going on? >> i am surprised it doesn't happen more often. it does happen obviously. i think it is maybe a little like being hit by lightning. the odds of it hitting someone are slim but possible. >> i am not going to worry about it. >> not to a growing controversy over a new ride at disneyland. this is the snow white enchanted wish ride that replaced the r

what do you say if they say, no, we're not opening in the fall?ink it's really important for us to be seen as a support, to see how we can support them in problem-solving. the resources are there, the science is there. we have great examples across the country where it can be done. so we really need to work with our partners at the state and local level to make sure we're helping address whatever issues are preventing it. in some cases we're offering options, but students are not coming back in because hesitancy or fear or because they felt prior to the pandemic that schools weren't serving them well. so we have to make sure we're taking a holistic approach to addressing whatever problems are causing schools to reopen. >> of course, parents have some concerns about sending kids. you also have stake holders within your own party who are having concerns about pushing back. there are some teachers unions still not onboard with this. at what point -- i hear you sort of issues this call to action, but where's the teeth behind it? at what point can you

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those shares falling about 3.8%. less, but perhaps there is some indication that tui is responding right away and trying to remedy the problem. anna? anna: patiently waiting. thanks very much. dani burger with your movers. we will focus on another mover today, burberry. quarterly sales fall short of 2019 while rivals lvmh and hermes have beat pre-pandemic figures. burberry down by 7.6%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> disney's business model was a prime example of what was worst hit by the pandemic, movies, cruises, theme parks, sports all shut down. >> tourism industry in florida makes up the bulk of the business. it is an absolute, you know, it really is a tragedy for thousands of workers and thousands of floridians in desperate need of help and that are unable to find work. >> it was not all bad, for the company at least. disney plus took off as people stuck at home turned to television for entertainment. >> we are proud of how much our stores have been embraced by people around the world. 95% of the population in 12 of

debris how dangerous is falling debris. yeah it's a really good question short answer is no one knows large bases can reach the ground but it doesn't happen too often and certainly not really we're in populated areas today. how big were the pieces that riggin to all of that i know in this case they landed in the ocean so it probably wasn't too much of a concern. once again there's a lot of uncertainty around that so the main base that entered the atmosphere was about 20 tons and 30 meters long so that was certainly the single piece that entered the atmosphere once it entered the atmosphere it would have broken up into many smaller pieces previously and one match 5 b. is being reported to have dropped a piece that was 12 meters long so you could imagine if there were people around that it would be dangerous but again it landed in the ocean and that's where most of the space debris doesn't back and land. is it not possible to better predict all model where the space debris is going to fall this is very dependent on the launch

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going to fall off a cliff. so if you're looking at a ford, we all hope the re-rating happens for companies like gm and for ford, but it hasn't happened in quite some time. so i don't know if the ev market flips the switch for these guys or not but this is definitely a tailwind for companies that have not had one, other than the pandemic, pull forward of getting off mass transit and buying cars this is a another tailwind. >> right once upon a time there was a pick up truck indicator when it came to the housing market and strength for pick up trucks in particular was a barometer for demand in the housing market interestingly we have a very hot, hot, hot housing market so james, would you rather, a car maker, an automaker or housing stock? >> it's a great question i think that there's going to be a pick up in the auto space, given the incomes have been supplemented with the paycheck protection program and stimulus and there's been a pent-up demand for getting out on the road i think people will be driving more and

remnants of a chinese rocket are expected to make an unexpected and uncontrolled fall in the next ya was. exactly when the pieces will come down but chinese authorities maintain the risk of harm is low. this chinese rocket lifted off last month carrying a core module of china's future space station into orbit it was the 1st of 11 missions needed to complete the project now the $800.00 ton 1st stage of the rocket is falling back to earth expected to make impact sometime this weekend. chinese officials say most of it will burn up in the atmosphere and is very unlikely to put anyone in danger. i think what you are as i know this type of rocket has a special technical design and most of its components will be destroyed and disappeared during the reentry process the likelihood of causing harm to aviation or people on the ground is extremely low so the relevant government departments will promptly report the situation to the public. some experts have criticised china saying the rockets reentry is out of control they say potentially dangerous to bree could escape incineration and that it's

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those are falling, too, we are in the red. we'll go over those numbers when "today in the bay" continues. >>> right now at 6:14, as you get ready to head out the door, heads up a windy day and this evening a wind advisory in effect for the areas shaded in the amber color in effect through early tomorrow morning. we're watching that as well as a bit of a cooldown for parts of the bay area, coming up in a few minutes. >> an unusual pattern at the bay bridge. oh, darn it, we have the focus shifting but in the distance you can see one of your lanes is clear but their hov lane is backed up. treasure island flows smoothly. south bay great recovery from the earlier backup, starting to see another build on schedule for your south bay commute coming up. >>> well, good morning, very happy wednesday to you as well. it turns out those dark side hackers were far more successful than we first realized, they're the eastern european or possibly russian group that held computers at colonial pipeline for ransom. colonial paid them off. now a se