now that would be a goodyear. >> goodyear. get it?up, will the spring-like temperatures be today? >>> look how warm it will be this afternoon. some parts up to 80 degrees. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> we're looking at a smooth drive-through palo alto. top of your screen. headlights coming toward us. that lane shifted over the weekend. we got used to it yesterday. you're moving left instead of right as you approach university avenue. >> plus, officers opened fire in napa. the new details about who police were shooting at. =sam/vo= and a neighborhood ctaminated. >>> live in napa where police officers shot and killed a man. >> a neighborhood contaminated. cleanup continues to mop up a mercury spill in the east bay. the danger is long from over. >>> plus, new this morning, a large heist in newark. they made off with $6,000 worth of bras. today in the bay starts now. >>> a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is a good morning. tod we have had good weather all week lon

. >> it's the end of an era for the goodyear blimp seen here flying over the bay area. the final deflation and >>> the debate is none washington over the congressional budget office report of the gop's health care plan. also dominating washington, president trump's claims that former president obama had trump tower wiretapped. the justice department is now asking for an extension to back up what the president tweeted. here's abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> reporter: the american health care act, the gop's plan to repeal and replace obamacare, took a major hit from the congressional budget office, and now top democrats are slamming the bill. >> hippocratic oath is do no harm. they are doing harm with this bill. >> reporter: the bill would leave 14 million americans without insurance next year and within a decade, the number of uninsured growing by 24 million. the health secretary on monday criticized the cbo's numbers, admitting he hadn't read the report yet. >> we think the cbo simply has it wrong. >> reporter: the president standing by the gop's plan saying this

. >> maybe it will be a different looking goodyear. >> could be a different front. >> i'm not ready for that type of change in my life. >> i know. >> what change am ready for? >> spring. >> right wisdom you. >> said it not me. >> or want more snow. i don't know what you're saying. >> yes, you you know. >> you don't have changes in the for the cast in terms temperatures today. as we get towards the weekend we warmp a little bit. let's go over to current temperature. degrees outside this morning on march 15. wind chills 9 degrees. what is feels like outside. as you step out your door in d.c.. so extra layers certainly needed this morning. satellite and radar showing partly cloudy skies to start here and minimum of clouds and sunshine as we head into the afternoon. maybe a snow flurry or two. here's a look at average planner. 28 degrees start to the morning. 30 by afternoon hours. we'll keep winds around all day long. wind advisory in effect starting a.m. winds gusting up and over to 30 miles an hour later this afternoon and by 5:00 few snow flurry as around the region high today 32/33. so

and, goodyear said goodbye to an icon today. in pre-dawn darkness, the last of the company's blimps was decommissioned and deflated in carson, california. goodyear began flying blimps more than 90 years ago. the tire company is shifting to semi-rigid dirigibles that are larger and faster in providing aerial television coverage at major sports and entertainment events. still to come on the newshour: the political battle to repeal and replace obamacare. the first major test for europe's far right as the dutch head to the polls. what school choice looks like in the vice president's home state of indiana, and much more. >> woodruff: leading republicans in the house are hoping to pass their obamcare replacement bill by the end of the month. but the new estimates from the non-partisan congressional budget office yesterday may have complicated that timeline. for some of the party's conservatives, the bill still has too much of the affordable care act left in it. for some of its moderates, the number of people the bill would not provide

the best trade of all, goodyear tire. look at the multiple there. look at the margins and what are they selling at ford and gm and everywhere else? suvs, pickup trucks. what has the best margin? the bigger the wheel, the better the margin, the more money they're making. >> absolutely. i talked about goodyear tire last week. my armenian giant over there, didn't agree with me. and as it relates to short interest. but that's one of the reasons why so many people -- >> that wasn't me. >> he did not agree with me when i said short interest was a trade you should go after. >> oh, i did disagree on that. i hate that strategy. i hate it. i do not want a strategy -- >> has worked in the last week. >> has nothing to do with that strategy. i'm talking fundamentals. >> short interest was a buying opportunity. >> add on to the component that you take the fundamentals that pete is talking about, and cure rate that with the fact that no one believes the story and the stock price keeps going up. that kraetsds an environment where you want to stay in the name. >> th

. >>> and then the goodyear blimp was deflated in california to make way for newer models. >>> and then oldest golf club admitting women for the first time, and the move will now allow women to enter the rotation of clubs that can host the british woman. >>> and let's turn to landon dowdy to explain this. >> the federal reserve wraps up its two-day meeting and expected to hike interest rates a quarter point, and fed chair janet yellen has been hinting at this move for sometime now, and they listened to her conference as to if the fed plans to raise the interest rates. >>> and then reports say authorities will accuse four people and some of them have ties to the russian government. the attacks prompted verizon to change the takeover deal. american airlines is joining delta in bringing free meals back to coach and this will start on may 1st on flights to new york and l.a. and san francisco, and they will be served a box meal, a vegetarian option or fruit and a cheese plate. >> that's a great start. maybe next we will see baggage that we don't have to pay for. wishful thinking. >> thank yo

goodyear tire, under armour, consumer discretionary, marathon oil, they have tax rates of 47% or higher. we have whole foods. you name it. the companies that are the most taxed in the market. after they'ssurged election. it has come down as pessimism that has seeped into the market. we saw that on friday when the vote was pulled for health care reform and continued as we saw continued weakness in the high tax group of stocks that will benefit most from a cut. we also have retailers that are the opposite. they will be hurt by tax reform because of the border-adjusted tax which has been a major focal point of the gop. if that willions continuew to carry that much they will scale that back. it is a middling area. we saw a retailers rise on expectation the tax reforms will, soon as we originally thought. mark: you wrote that the collective wisdom of the market has taken on the role of soothsayer. do we have to look at these to gauge which various measures will get by the d.c. infighting? >> will he get things to try to welain the stock market, now try to use the stock market as an indicator

the final goodyear blimp is going flat today. after the break we'll tell you why and what it will be replaced with. at nature valley, we know that you have to put good in here to be great out there. real good energy. real delicious energy. nature valley granola bars. just good. you don't normally run through a meadow at sunrise. but once you indulge in rich, dark chocolate, lightly salted almonds and slow roasted peanuts... you might surprise yourself. nature valley sweet and salty bars. blissfully good. >>> one of the suspects involveded in a deadly freeway shooting is expected to be in court today. >> the court appearance comes as we learn more about the case last week on interstate 80. that's today on the four on 2. >>> let's get a peak at stocks here. for the smp, dow, and nasdaq. each of those ending down by about quarter of 1%. >> the big gas bag that holds the helium and keeps that blimp floating reaches the end of the life span. bigger, faster easier to fly even quieter. they can also take off and land like a helicopter s

. >> goodyear letting the helium out of its fleet of blimps., bigger, faster fleet, how fast can they go? they will fly over the next super bowl, the world series as the giants go for their fourth championship since 2010. it's been a few years. you will probably see one the next time the warriors beat the cavs. it is a good year. >> one man's labor of love at his life lives on where it all came together. >> 70-year-old george drummond's wife elaine suffers from alz haoeueim alzheimer's. he tried to brink back happy memories. a vintage hi-fi where they could play records of glen miller. all of this meant to keep her cal many and happy in an environment that makes per feel flooded with good memories. the hospital is keeping her room intact to help other alzheimer's patients. he is helping to decorate other rooms and spreading this great idea. >> isn't it amazing to have someone love that much to do that. >> so difficult for so many families. >> it is hard to see that. all right. let's get on to the forecast with kari. >>> shorts and flip-flops ma

goodyear says even though it's not technically correct they still plan to call the new aircraft a blimp. >> that's easier to say i think. >> yeah, right. >>> 6:46 is the time. let's check in with cassia. >> facebook is fakes a change. one the facebook giant is saying making a step towards community. that some police departments have done to track protesters and how other social media giants are handling the same issue. also could debt-free college become a reality here in california. a new plan by assemble am democrats aims to bridge the gap between existing state and federal and financial aid and the actual cost of attending a u.c. oracle state university. that can push the cost of higher education well into thousands of dollars a year. these stories and much more when i join you in a couple of minutes, sam and dave. >> very interested in that. >> thank you gasia. >>> well if you drive to work you know about the stress and the cost of driving. >> i do. >> well there's a new study that says you can save a lot of money using a ride sharing service as a commute. commuters of eight u.s. ci

it has been a good run but say goodbye to the goodyear blimps. the company deflated the last one today right in front of the spirit of innovation in california. that is what you will see. the new models are faster and quieter, larger and easier to fly. larry: residents of the city in california throwing a bit day celebration for something a real thorn in their side. it has been one year since a sinkhole opened up in maraga, california, and the government has yet to fix it. while people find humor in the situation it's having real life consequences. larry: public works says the city almost finished with paperwork. it needs to be reviewed. ho second birthday party next year. >> goodness. they are patient. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00", the debate over the startling numbers about how many people could stand to lose their healthcare under a new plan. larry: update on the eagle nest. with the two eggs that could steve: prince william county schools are closed for the day tomorrow. stay with abc7. we will keep you updated on the latest school closur

goodyear tire, which limited the ability of women to seek equal pay.fbl financial services, 2009, which made it more difficult to prove age discrimination. and the university of southwest 2013,medical center in which made it more difficult for employees to prove they had been retaliated against for reporting discrimination, including based on race, gender, national origin, religion, and other factors. -- vance v. ball, which made it more difficult for workers to prove discrimination claims. 5-4,of these cases were and justice scalia voted in the employee in every case. president trump and others have said you are the next scalia. i think it is only fair to ask you, do you disagree with any of the majority opinions that judge scalia joined in these cases? if so, which ones do you especially disagree with, and why? these have already been decided. vonnie: you have been watching the confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. let's get back to house speaker paul ryan on capitol hill. rep. ryan: we are very confident it works. the preside

goodyear tire also lower.s downgraded to a neutral from a buyover at goldman sachs evaluation call and chipotle shares are moving higher to 2 1/4%. tyler? >> mely sarks thank you very much. welcome, everybody. here is what else is happening at this hour. good news for home buyers right now, morgan's rates are falling again. 30-year rate dropping to its lowest level in a month, averaging 4 .4%. not as low as they used to be, but still pretty low. the debt, national debt that is on track to keep rising over the next three decades. congressional budget office saying u.s. debt could reach 150% of gdp by 2047 and that would be the highest level in the nation's history. >>> and facebook unveiling a new crowd funding feature to help users raise money for themselves for personal emergencies and other stuff, like education and medical costs. brian? >> thank you. now let's get to the big interview on cnbc today, really around the world, russian president vladimir putin denying his administration played any role in the u

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. >>> here's a look at one of the strongest cells moving away, up 680 on goodyear road. it will cross the delta and keep heading toward 680 at vacaville and fairfield. here's another one just getting intense. here's the orange around alameda, pacific avenue, lincoln avenue. that's going to cross 880, 580 and 13 in the next five to ten minutes and keep climbing toward the caldecott. look for ponding there also. if you're dressing, low to mid 50s just about everywhere this morning. except for los gatos, 44. cooler up there. i wanted to see how far south the rain was pushing. it looks like the san mateo bridge is dry. sprinkles are starting to fall. all the bridges north of there, wet. on the road today, poor, ponding possible, not only this morning but also during the evening commute. from north to south on the water, wet and windy. chilly and rainy if you're out and about. temperatures mainly if we're lucky getting up to 60 to 62 degrees. now we'll have warming sunshine tomorrow. 59 to about 65. as we head toward sunday, the clouds will cool us. a slight chance of showers

. >> goodyear tire is the way to play that. >> i like biotech.t's selling off today based upon raw income back. i do think it comes back but good-bye. >> josh brown? >> bullish on jpmorgan. i still am. i think the stock gets to 100 if the bull market continues for stocks overall. >> you would be a buyer on all the banks including the regionals? >> including the toxic waste, yeah, i would. listen, these stocks are in an uptrend. >> jimmy? >> keep it simple. apple. >> my stock. >> there you go. ubs positive today. >> sherwin williams, big growth, integrating and acquisition. we like it. >> good having you today. "power" starts now. >>> i'm melissa lee. a tale of two auto stocks. ford betting big money on made in america while gm getting m major pressure from hedge fund honcho, both stocks moving big. apple to $200 a share. the details on a new call outlining three steps that will take the stock another 40% higher from here. shares, meantime, sitting near all-time highs now. inside the fed's head we are minutes away from an exclusive interview from

you could mention wind, goodyear tire. tiffany. they all screen in that capacity.egative sentiment, high short interest around 10%. >> why do you have to buy things out of negative sentiment? why can't you buy the banks? why can't you buy the banks? >> because at this point, who is left to be chased out of the markets? people have been chased out of the banks already? the financials, the squeeze happened in january. people who did not believe the movement november and december. at this point, when the market is just really has this absence of any range expansion, you have to find people that still don't believe in it. you could even looking at the reits sector right now and i don't think the sector itself is a buy. but you could find two names. digital realty trust. 10% short interest. those are the opportunities you want to look at. you want to see who gets squeezed out at these high levels. >> one comment i would like to make is the market is composed of many different elements. if you think about the year so far, we've had a rally mostly in the biggest names. th

ledbetter versus goodyear tire. which limit ed the ability of women to seek equal pay. it made it more difficult to prove age discrimination. and the university of southwest texas medical center, v. nasser in 2013 which made it more difficult for employees to prove they've been retaliated against for reporting discrimination, including based on race, gender, national origin, religion and other factors. vance v. ball which made it more difficult for workers to prove plain discrimination claims. as senator whitehouse pointed, each of these cases was 5-4 and justice scalia voted with the majority against the employee in every case. president trump and others have said you are the next scalia. so i think it's only fair to ask you, do you disagree with any of the mairjority opinions that jue scalia joined in these cases? if so, which ones do you especially disagree with, and why? these have already been decided. >> i understand, senator. again, if i indicate my agreement or disagreement with a past precedent of the united states supreme court, i'm doing two things that worry

stuart: see that one, that's the goodyear blimp, they're decommissioning it.'s going to be replaced, they say by something bigger and better. netherlands, the sitting candidate has a challenge by the challenger. anti-immigration and what happens to our money over here if he wins. we're on it, of course. more varney after this. >> goodyear is deflating the last blimp. that's bad news for you. however, they're replacing it with what. >> a faster, quieter blimp that can turn on a dime and cover golf tournaments, not as loud as the other one. >> turn on a dime. stuart: i watch golf and so often, you hear the blimp go by and they're going to get rid of that. >> easier for the putters. >> isn't that what blew up. >> it doesn't roll off the tongue. stuart: the hindenberg was years ago. we're having too much fun. the dutch holding an election and the prime minister anti-immigration, anti-muslim, anti-european union guy. ife wins, what happens to my money here? >> well, if you invested it in tulip bulbs? it's another shot across the bow of establishment. and a precurso

it's a big issue, i see it all the time and so i'm going the recommend that we move laura guzman goodyear a positive recommendation for seat 5 and sophia isom for seat 7 and i also want to make one more positive recommendation, i want to also say that mr. roman, that you clearly do have passion for this issue and certainly having a legal mind on that board would be beneficial also, so i think ms. guzman, did you say there were two more open seats? >> [inaudible]. >> yeah. please consider applying for those seats. i think you would be a good member, certainly if the mayor chooses not to elect to appoint you, then please look at when it's vacant again. this is where i've seen people -- and i've always encouraged people when i see good people and there's not enough seats to really -- don't give up on this because i've seen people come back and get reappoint or appointed at a future date, so that's my sort of message for you. >> i'll second that. >> great, the only thy thing we need the add to that is i think ms. guzman require as residency waiver, do we have to read that into the record? >>

ledbetter versus goodyear tire, which limited the ability of women to seek equal pay, gross bfbl financial services in 2009 which made it difficult to prove age discrimination and the university of southwest texas medical center v. nasser in 2013 which made it more difficult for employees to prove they had been retaliated against for reporting discrimination, including based on race, gender, national origin, religion, and other factors. vance v. ball which made it more difficult for workers to prove just plain discrimination claims. as a senator whitehouse pointed out, each case was 5-4 and justice scalia voted with the majority against the employee in every case. president trump and others have said you are the next scalia. so i think it is only fair to ask you, do you disagree with any of the majority opinions that judge scalia joined in these cases? if so, which ones do you especially disagree with and why? these have already been decided. >> i understand, senator. but, again, if i indicate my agreement or disagreement with a past precedent of the united states supreme court, i'm doing

it's a big issue, i see it all the time and so i'm going the recommend that we move laura guzman goodyear a positive recommendation for seat 5 and sophia isom for seat 7 and i also want to make one more positive recommendation, i want to also say that mr. roman, that you clearly do have passion for this issue and certainly having a legal mind on that board would be beneficial also, so i think ms. guzman, did you say there were two more open seats? >> [inaudible]. >> yeah. please consider applying for those seats. i think you would be a good member, certainly if the mayor chooses not to elect to appoint you, then please look at when it's vacant again. this is where i've seen people -- and i've always encouraged people when i see good people and there's not enough seats to really -- don't give up on this because i've seen people come back and get reappoint or appointed at a future date, so that's my sort of message for you. >> i'll second that. >> great, the only thy thing we need the add to that is i think ms. guzman require as residency waiver, do we have to read that into the record? >>

ledbetter versus goodyear tire which limited the ability of women to seek equal pay.ss v.fbl financial services which made it more difficult to prove age discrimination and in 2013 there was a case that made it more difficult for employees to prove they'd been retaliated against for reporting discrimination including based on race, gender, national origin, religion and other factors. vance v. ball which made it more difficult for workers to prove just plain discrimination claims. as a senator pointed out each case was five to four and justice scalia voted with the majority against the employee in every case. president trump and others said you are the next scalia. so i think it's only fair to ask you, to disagree with any of the majority opinions that judge scalia joined in the cases. if so, which ones do you especially disagree with and why? these are already been decided. >> i understand, senator. but again if i indicate my agreement or disagreement with a past precedent of the united states supreme court i'm doing two things that worry me sitting here. the first th

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it's a big issue, i see it all the time and so i'm going the recommend that we move laura guzman goodyear a positive recommendation for seat 5 and sophia isom for seat 7 and i also want to make one more positive recommendation, i want to also say that mr. roman, that you clearly do have passion for this issue and certainly having a legal mind on that board would be beneficial also, so i think ms. guzman, did you say there were two more open seats? >> [inaudible]. >> yeah. please consider applying for those seats. i think you would be a good member, certainly if the mayor chooses not to elect to appoint you, then please look at when it's vacant again. this is where i've seen people -- and i've always encouraged people when i see good people and there's not enough seats to really -- don't give up on this because i've seen people come back and get reappoint or appointed at a future date, so that's my sort of message for you. >> i'll second that. >> great, the only thy thing we need the add to that is i think ms. guzman require as residency waiver, do we have to read that into the record? >>