everything is designed to reduce the odds of high conflict. the thing about the conflict is once you are in it it is tricky to get out. there's a lot of psychological and sociological reasons for that but the idea is to stay out of it like don't let it start. so they are no parties allowed. people are not allowed to campaign for a position even if they wanted. you can only discuss which qualities are most needed and then it's a pretty sober process after prayer each person writes down the name of people they think have the experience and character to lead to the the communityat that moment ande winners are announced. there is no celebrating. it's considered a duty, not a victory. and then once that they have the people in place and have to make the decisions for the community to deal with the conflicts that arise and all that they have other traditions in place to keep the ego in checked and conflict less likely one of which the meetings are called consultations and they do things like if i bring to the table and idea, once i propose that it i

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core inflation or reflation but it's not high inflation it's not high inflation. i want to repeat that. so i'm not terribly distressed right now. >> inflation, or fear of inflation. cause the sell-off let's bring in steve liesman, the man who can answer the question do you think, steve, that the fed is increasingly feeling boxed in that it needs to start changing the language that it uses with the markets when it comes to inflation and its time frame for raising rates? >> i think the fed is making a very bold call here on the economy and on inflation, how things are going to work and knowing the way i think central bankers think, i'm sure there's some doubt about that, but everything i hear, melissa, suggests to me that they are not about to change their general idea which is that this inflation is going to pass through the economy and that the key metric to figure out when and if it's time to change policy is more linked to the jobs numbers and the overall growth of the recovery of the economy and the pandemic that it is to these inflation numbers that it sees as

she later transferred to los gatos high school. she became the national 800 meter champion. >> thursday. she announced lawsuits against both schools. >> may 1998. >> as a freshman. i left committee for 2 reasons. one because to protect me. kaye robinson. my track coach. was sexually abusing me my entire track season. and 2, i thought under coach willie harm mats with los gatos high school and their reputation, the track and field. that they would do the best job in protecting my olympic dreams and career and myself. at that point. >> she says her coach gop robinson followed her from itty to los gatos high school where the abuse continues. he stopped me. >> from to los gatos and literally showed up to get a coaching job. >> the abuse, the stocking. that all continued entire high school career heather, this is attorney steven at sea says there were other students targeted by robinson. heather went to. >> coach. >> our mask and said i want to talk to the cops. i want to tell the police my story. willie sold or you're not going to talk

he was an olympic caliber high school track and field she wrote an archbishop mitty high school in san jose. she later transferred to los gatos high school. she became the national 800 meter champion. >> thursday. she announced lawsuits against both schools. >> 1998. as a freshman. i left committee for 2 reasons. one, because to protect me. kaye robinson. my track coach. was sexually abusing me my entire track season. and 2, i thought under coach willie harm mats with los gatos high school and their reputation, the track and field. that they would do the best job in protecting my olympic dreams and career and myself. at that point. >> she says colts gop robinson followed her from itty to los gatos high school where the abuse continues. he stopped me. >> from to los gatos and literally showed up to get a coaching job. >> the abuse, the stocking. that all continued entire high school career heather, this is attorney steven at sea says there were other students targeted by robinson. heather went to. >> coach. >> said i want to talk to the cops. i want to tell the police my story. willie s

at least 4 will be at 90 for the daytime high.akland and berkeley a little bit more moderated at 79 degrees right there along the coastline of the bay. a benicia 87 while pittsburgh fairfield and vacaville 89 santa rosa down through center fell each in the mid 80's. now tomorrow's temperatures. very much so. the same as today's wednesday a little bit cooler after that is when we actually do see a nice little cool down. so fire danger is particularly high today and tomorrow up in solano county. we do have a red flag warning appearing of the hot weather. the dry conditions were in the midst of and some strong winds up through the delta will be the reason for that high fire danger. the weekend ahead and even the latter part of this week will bring relief and that's a much improved conditions as far as that goes reyna. john, thank you for that. we've already had some early morning accidents like along highway 4 and down in san jose. >> they have not caused any major delays at all. as you head into the city right now. you can see they

mega cap tech up but off the new high semis were high right at the open and have essentially been sliding throughout most of the day. want to keep an eye on the thematic tech. cathie wood's ark funds. that's the thematic technology a darling last year. a tough time this year and you see these up today after a big down move yesterday and now turned negative. watch particularly cloud computing stocks and talking about them for last two weeks and most 50% off the 52-week highs they hit back in february as interest rates started to move up. started up about 1.5%, 2%. they have by the middle of the day moved to the downside. still not a clear bottom we have been debating when there will be. these tech stocks down 15% to 25%. we have fundamental people, investors don't want to touch them and momentum people figure out when can you go back in? today not the day. major tax bill is unlikely is a big positive for the market. recently more confirmation of that yesterday i think that's a major theme and the big issue is the federal reserve and whether or not inflation is sticking and that's a major m

that's next. >>> daytime highs well above average with the strong ridge of high pressure and offshore winds heating inland to the low 90s. mid 80s in the south bay and san jose, around the bay 70s and 80s and mid 60s along the coast. we'll talk about the red flag warning in effect, coming up. >>> a traffic alert continues along the peninsula due to a broken down big rig. >>> a live look outside before break from our sales force need better sleep? try y nature's bountyty sleep3 a unique tri l layer supplplem, that calmsms you helpsps you fafall a sleepep faster and stay a a sleep lononger. great slsleep comes s naturaly with sleleep 3 ononly from nanature's bouny >>> mixed reaction from many over whether it might be time to unmask. former head of the fda says some cities especially san francisco should ease up on rules. >> 20 cases a day, more than 70% of the population vaccinated, very good testing in place. they don't need mask ordinances indoors anymore, certainly not outside. >> cdc has okayed losing the mask when outdoors in small groups. now there are questions if they are necess

noelle: high-yield. taylor: gershon? gershon: i like high-yield. taylor: an odd inflation, are yes across-the-board? that goes down in history as the worst rapid-fire ever. noelle corum, gershon distenfield, and george rusnak thank you for joining us on this friday. that does it for me. jonathan ferro will be back with us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg. mark: there has been intermittent fighting in jerusalem after friday pairs in the -- prayers in the holy city. the cease-fire between israel and hamas seems to be holding. president biden promises to continue what he has called quiet diplomacy to keep it that way. he says the united states will help gaza with humanitarian aid in the wake of the 11 day conflict. democrats and republicans may be divided over the scope of president biden's infrastructure package. they are looking for bipartisan deals on at least one aspect of it. both parties are hoping to beef up job training for americans who lost work due to the pandemic. a record 20.5 million jobs disappeared last year as busin

high. we have had a real change of weather forecast. high.nd cold this month has been. today we have got some shine with us, staying with us for the next few days. warm as well, temperatures at the moment up to 23 celsius in liverpool. in aberdeenshire too. why the big difference? well, it comes down to cloud. we have got high pressure, as they say, dominating the picture and bringing clear skies to many of us. we do have this low cloud just lapping onto the schools, shores of eastern england in eastern scotland. the weather is rather drab, to say the least, little change expected. now, take a look at the big picture through the rest of the big picture through the rest of the day to day. probably staying pretty murky, particularly through the coastline of eastern scotland around aberdeenshire. cold here but otherwise plenty of sunshine. temperatures of 23 degrees in liverpool and could get 23—24, i suppose, over the next hour or so and that some shine. the night tonight the mist and fog will reform particularly across eastern scotland into ea

lumber prices record-high. and labor shortages under score the potential for inflation for businesses to pay more to get those businesses through the door through bonuses or higher hourly wages, james mcdonald what do you make of it all >> the deeper and stronger problems the higher the confidence the market has that our central bank will continue to assuage complacency we've seen it a again and again, we had pressure on miss yellen's comments about the need for eventual rate hikes and they bought the dip these dips in the s&p are persisting to get bought as we look across different assets and seeing the swelling of valuations and prices or enthusiastm we have to expect at some point will wane based on shift in sent the. the question is what sentiment will stop the market continuing to rally the with paradox, perhaps good news will generate some abatement in this rally i think what's most important here is to see that the money is finding new homes, it's not concentrated in one sector or index. we did see the p

their high school is in the same district as saratoga high following dozens of stories a group is callingnge and accountability, two things sheila questions with the rehiring of interim principal paul robinson after los gatos high school's principal unexpectedly resigned for personal reasons at the end of the last school year. >> how could they have done any due diligence in researching and providing the right principal for that high school, knowing what happened in the past. >> there were serious mistakes that were made. >> reporter: mike lenninger is a retired san jose police detective turned private investigator. the pott's family investigator hired him to investigate audrie's case early on. >> i see representation being the standard as to what they base their decision on, how it affects the reputation of the school. >> reporter: one example lenninger says is principal robinson previously downplaying student misconduct to "the mercury news" saying "rumors of audrie being bullied were as far from the truth as can be." an incident report shows the district knew of possible bullying one d

holiday highs and lows.ns from coast to coast using their long memorial day weekend to make up for lost time. record crowds for the pandemic at airports and on the roads. >> we can travel and be with family and hug a ltle better without being scared is a great feeling. >> problem is, the weather not cooperating for tens of millions on the east coast. rain and record low temperatures. dylan will have everything you need to know. >>> breaking news. walkout. a dramatic move in texas overnight.

had a season high 42.ay in the bay, 49ers quarterback trey lance turns 21 today. san francisco selected lance third overall a few weeks ago in the nfl draft. going to get a good look at lance later this week when the 49ers rookie minicamp begins friday. the 49er faithful excited about the team drafting their quarterback of the future, but what about the quarterback of the present? jimmy garoppolo still on the roster and expected to begin the season as the starter. earlier this week garoppolo spoke the first time since the nfl draft and compared the current 9ers situation to what he faced in new england. jimmy was drafted as the heir apparent to tom brady, but brady was in no hurry to give that up spot. fast forward to 2021, things are coming full circle. >> yeah. it was draft night in general is a special moment, just everything you do throughout your football career, you just dream about getting drafted in the nfl. i thought i'd text trey and congratulate him on that. everyone has to make it their own is

you'll be at a high of 90 degrees. the north bay also breezy 50's, a point raised 5971 at stinson beach and then it's going to get toast years. we get into petaluma with a high of 88 degrees. so just be really careful out there. however, there is going to be a cool down. in my forecast to have your 70 around the bay coming up in just a bit. reyna back. and thank you for that. we're still keeping a close eye. >> on this hot spot along the dunbarton bridge right here westbound 84 multiple vehicles involved in that crash. at least 2 lanes were closed. we're watching the time continue to go up towards menlo park at about 29 minutes for you. there. looking at some other bridges. the bay bridge that fremont street exit just a minor delay here. 15 minutes for you to traveling. there's also a report of an animal of some sort it all along the bridge on the westbound side near treasure island. so that might bring the traffic up a bit. we'll keep a close eye on that headed across towards the peninsula. few want to take this bridg

saratoga high lost audrie pott to suicide.pott is her mother. >> reporter: do you think there's a culture of denial at the school district? >> yes. >> in part two of her report tomorrow morning we investigate the misstep is in that audrie pott case and why her family says that may have set the stage for what's happening right now at los gatos high. >>> it is 7:54 after the break in the bay. we have top stories including overnight shooting in the east bay, the third shooting this week on that same freeway. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. the sleep number 360 smart bed on sale now! i, and help our state get back to work. body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy

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she later transferred to los gatos high school.ame the national 800 meter champion. >> thursday. she announced lawsuits against both schools. >> may 1998. >> as a freshman. i left committee for 2 reasons. one because to protect me. kaye robinson. my track coach. was sexually abusing me my entire track season. and 2, i thought under coach willie harm mats with los gatos high school and their reputation, the track and field. that they would do the best job in protecting my olympic dreams and career and myself. at that point. >> she says her gop robinson followed her from italy to los gatos high school where the abuse continues. he stopped me. >> from me to los gatos and literally showed up to get a coaching job. >> the abuse, the stocking. that all continued the entire high school career heather, this is attorney steven at sea says there were other students targeted by robinson. heather went to. >> coach. >> our mask and said i want to talk to the cops. i want to tell the police my story. willie sold or you're not going to talk to th

high will.d morning, james and we won't be talking about here is that all has that will go away in mid-june. >> but the bottom line is in san mateo county. you have more freedom. so you and your counterparts in san francisco county. you are enjoying things that other counties are not enjoying just yet. as you guys have been so good as far as keeping the covid cases down only 1.8% 1.8 cases of covid for every 100,000 people and the positivity rate is at a point i haven't set point. and so long. 0.6% and that is why the state allows san mateo county to go to the yellow tier more freedom outside. take a look at your screen. these are the things that you need to know indoor the bars. you can go indoors at 25% capacity so long as they don't serve food that is up because remember, you couldn't even go into a bar a couple of months ago. so now it's a 25% capacity. the rest on this list. we're looking at 50%, 50% of places worship movie theaters gyms. lot of other places. the retail stores will allow mo

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it is expectations are high. at the end of the day, when all of these risks that we are talking about are already in the price of the marketplace, we should be looking at risks that are not in the price of the marketplace. those are obviously difficult to foresee, but at the end of the day, the risks we are all talking about, inflation, it is in the price. jon: matt hornbeck sticking with us along with collin martin and troy gayeski. next up, a blot inflation print calling to bond the 30 year auction. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jon: i'm jonathan ferro, this is "bloomberg real yield." time for when we kick things off in the united states. amazon's headlining supply selling $18.5 billion of notes. just 10 basis points equivalent of treasury. i nafta take the markets to new records. first half of supply about $220 billion, and inflation nerves weighing on sovereign, a softer 30 year treasury auction. matt horn -- back with us is matt hornbech, collin martin, and troy gayeski. troy, not enough conversation on europe. the

priya: high yield. matt: high yield. krishna: high yield. lisa: thank you to all of you.a fascinating week, remarkably dull in terms of yields move, but very interesting when it came to inflation expectations. from new york, that does it for us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm a man. matt: and i'm matt miller. -- i'm amanda lang. matt: and i'm matt miller. amanda: a little bit of inflation out there, matt, but nothing that is bothering markets. we have tech in a leadership role once again today. matt: it looks l

spots to the record highs for the day.tellite and radar, futurecast, what you can expect. seasonal daytime highs today and for tomorrow. watch as we head through the rest of our holiday weekend. this ridge of high pressure builds in and also a little bit offshore wind flow that will really heat us up sunday and especially on monday for memorial day. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, partly sunny to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. tomorrow morning, catching coastal drizzle that is a possibility for your saturday morning and then again daytime highs near average for your saturday. as we look to our winds, we are going to see on shore flow for today and that sea breeze really kicking in as we look to your saturday. let's show you what you can expect for south bay. 76 in santa clara, san jose. 80 morgan hill and the south bay. east bay 80 for concord, pleasant hill, antioch and brentwood, 83 this afternoon. 61 san francisco, mid 60s in oakland. north bay, looking at mid to upper 70s to low 80s, 65 alameda, 68 oakla

for the bank holiday weekend, high pressure dominates so weekend, high pressure dominates so we willaces will be light as high pressure continues to build. temperatures a little bit higher on friday. 20, 20 one celsius in the south, high teens further north. into sunday, it's even better, less cloud and we should see more sunshine, light winds so it will feel warmer and you can see the breeze building up across the northwest of scotland into parts of northern ireland later on in the day but for those temperatures, 20 celsius across parts of scotland, 21, 22, may be 23 across parts of england and wales. we could see more cloud and the odd shower on bank holiday monday across scotland and northern ireland but further south it is warm and sunny and fog the first week ofjune. this is bbc news. the headlines... borisjohnson denies claims made by dominic cummings, that the poor handing of the coronavirus pandemic, led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people. at every stage, we've been governed by a determination to protect life, to save life, to ensure that our nhs is not overwhelmed.

it is high on the chart here it goes back almost ten years. it is just off the record highs. essentially all the trend followers are already in commodities, which is all to say nothing really about the number today except the magnitude and some of the specifyings came as a surprise directionally, it still keeps with us the same debate, what should valuations be when you have some valuation pressure at the same time the fed has said we are going to passively allow to it happen for a while. >> are you seeing sharper declines in areas where we are seeing hotter inflation because of margins in i am looking at subsectors, home building, semis, are getting hit hard. >> yeah. >> food retail is there any correlation to what is happening >> home builders is rate effects, also an overheated market where supply is constrained. semis, weak for a while. i don't know that what we are really seeing today is weakness in those direct areas where the products are going to be subject to the cost or margin pressures. to me, it is really just the deflationary boom type stocks in tech the sort of

they send the high valuation, high risk sort of names to the downside as yields move higher yields have stabilize so that has given the dip buyer the ability to look for areas of the market trading at discounted prices ipos, maybe spacs. if you look at bio tech, the ark funds that we have been talking about recently they're all acting well today so i think the equity market is seeing a rotation back into the high valuation names and that bounce could be meaningful because they pulled back from the recent highs. >> then it comes back to interest rates in the nasdaq or the more speculative parts of the market or the crypto all the more reason to watch the data so my last question for everyone puzzled by interest rates, we talked to rick santelli last hour and there's strong demand for 5-year treasuries at a large sized auction and flies in the face of conventional wisdom. can you tell us what you think is in the cards for interest rates from here? >> to me looking at investor sentiment around interest rates and bonds i think the entire market is now of the thought process that yields will

high pressure is in place in this high is contributing to not just warm weather in our dry weather, buty for inland valleys north easterly winds right across the western edge of the central valley today will result in a red flag warning continuing for solano county winds as high as 40 miles per hour at times for areas like vacaville, fairfield and even atlas peak. those will be your peak wind gusts at least today. so another windy one for these areas paired with the dry weather in the 90's returning for solano county means that high fire risk 60's and 70's for your highs today. in san francisco and elsewhere along the coast in on the peninsula. you had south burlingame and you start to see a few 80's on the map, though, and those 80's continue for the south bay as well as across the east bay campbell 85 today well over into the tri valley pleasant today 89 livermore 87 union city and fremont right at 80 degrees while hayward oakland and berkeley in the upper 70's areas that will hit 90 today. include conquered much like yesterday pittsburgh, antioch in vacaville. also right at 90 degree

area, i think the bar is high. look at the rally november 6th to 18% in six sessions you are buying weakness. the stock is consolidated. the fact 106% in gaming in the business and the integration arm, there's a lot there i mean, not someone who chases valuations often but this someone that's growing into that valuation. i like it more than i did in september, that's for sure. >> wow so you like nvidia >> yeah. >> wow >> yeah. >> and you own intel though. do you own nvidia. >> yep apples and oranges. >> you just picked the child you like better than the other kid. >> look, i have two at home. fortunately they don't watch "fast money" but they might start to wonder. >> i know. mike, it's a pleasure to have you on the panel not just "options action", so i will give you carte blanche, intel, nvidia for chip stock of your choice. >> yeah, so intel is the turnaround story there's a reason it trades at such a discount to nvidia. and nvidia is at the forefront not just in gaming or crypto, but a lot of things, and of cour

>> well, right now it seems pretty clear, the pandemic winners, some of these high valuation, high growth names that were well situated during the unique situation during the pandemic that pulled forward a lot of demand and are now faced with decelerating metrics going forward on all sorts of occasions. you have fastly down 25% today it still trades at 10 times next year's sale. so the demand and pace in which these companies are growing last year into this year are not sustainable at these valuation i throw a whole other group in there, mel, we've seen huge ipo's in the last six months or so, air bnb, door dash, palantir those stocks are down 30, 40% from recent high and they may be comparable to dell, ibm, cisco, it's an interesting relationship you're seeing rotation out of the high-valuation names into cheap names that are more stable that don't have the growth they're just a bit more defe defensive. >> yeah this despite ten--year yields behaving, where were we today 1.65%. jeff, rates are not scaring people out of the high-value tech names, it's something else entirely at this point.

. >> today, not as high for wind speeds. that will a little breezy on and off but definitely not like what we've seen the last couple of days. in fact, we're actually going to see a little warming trend of this weekend. it should be dry for us in the bay area. but last night some of the rain that lake county got actually did trickle in to some parts of the bay area, especially the high mountain tops. fairfield had about a 10th of an inch of rain lena as well. a little bit of rain there and some snow dusting on the mountaintops of sonoma and of course lake counties as well. overnight. and that came from that system that we see on our satellite and radar here. you can see the snow in reno and northern nevada there. that area of low pressure that brought a little bit of that rain to lake county overnight right now looking dry. we do have that high pressure building offshore that will give us the warmer temperatures come sunday and monday. so right now, looking clear here in san francisco. i'm not picking up any fog anywhere. sa

high school. and middle school shots will be available. part of the county wide plan to try to get as many people vaccinated as possible. >> the new plan includes hosting vaccine clinics on school campus. tuesday through saturday. from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. they will expand through july 10. the people 12 and older are eligible the hope is make it as easy as possible for them to get shots. >> they have the potential to spread it still. we know the vaccine helps prevent the spread of the covid virus. >> across the area other districts are doing the same. students got shots on campus today during a weekend clinic. 13 year-old chad got her shot as soon as she was eligible. her mom was excited to get her vaccinated. >> to be safe. that's good for her. the teenager want to be free. and go everywhere. >> they waited for two hours for the first shot. that like the idea of making them available on campus. rather than mass vaccination sites. >> high school students don't have cars. it would be hard to go t

we'll see temperatures this high. heading over to the east bay, livermore reaching 39 while we'll see some upper 70s in oakland today, and right along the immediate coastline we're still in the mid-60s today but hot as we head over towards redwood city and san francisco still in the mid-70s for highs and in the mission district and mill valley reaching 80 degrees today, so we are going to have' lot of changes here as high pressure quickly moves east. we'll see the low diving in between friday, saturday, sunday. that will kick up high winds and may even trigger a few isolated thunderstorms for the sierra. not here in the bay area. looking dry here and we'll have a nice little cooldown temporarily before high pressure builds once again for next week. as we go through this forecast, once again nice to see some cooler air headed our way, and for our valleys and our inland spots like danville and morgan hill, expect a high of 91 degrees, and then we're in the upper 80s tomorrow. now the winds start to calm down. humidity j

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we have the strong ridge of high pressure in place with the blocking high. it's the reason why we are go to see daytime highs soaring this afternoon. plenty sunshine today, and we are looking at temperatures cooler starting tomorrow through mid week. so today is the hottest day of the week. sunrise at 5:49 and sun set at 8:25. daytime highs for the south bay we go into the 90s, 93 santa clara, 95 san jose as well as morgan hill. east bay, triple digits. 104 in concord, pleasant hill, antioch, brentwood. triple digit heat for tri valley. 80 in san francisco, 88 oak land, 90 san leandro. north bay, mid to upper 90s to triple digits, 100 in napa and topping out at 102 for windsor and st. helena. we are going to cool it down by 14 degrees tomorrow and even cooler still as we look ahead to wednesday. then temperatures are very similar as we look to the rest of the work week. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic and that spare the air alert in effect today. >>> if you want to skip the roads and use public transit, not a bad idea. keep in mind there are ch

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now we're also in the meantime, facing high fire danger can see right here says high fire danger. there's also the red flag up right now because there's a red flag warning in place right now. until tonight at 6 o'clock. it's because we're seeing low humidity and high offshore winds which does not the pair well with the dry conditions in the dry fuels. we're seeing in the hills in the east bay and in the north bay. so things we need to keep in mind is conserve water and have that go bag. ready, be prepared for a wildfire to spark reporting live in contra, costa county, sarah stinson, back to you. all right. good tips yet we all do those little things now. we won't have to have big drastic cutbacks. >> later this summer. thank you, sir. >> 6. '05, and that we are also under a red flag warning. most of the bay area, cal fire says nearly 700% more acres have burned this year compared to the same time last year and they're bracing for thanks to get even worse. meantime, firefighters in contra, costa county say they are ready and wary. >> so tells us we have a long fire season ahead of

high. 91 degrees in concord. the temperatures will pretty much stay here for the next four days and we may cool down a little tomorrow. you will not notice any big swing in the temperature for the next four days. the big change was today. the fire weather is clearly the main concern. i showed you this map at the top of the newscast and you can see how wet -- widespread this warning is. i want to give you the big picture view of where the primary concern is for this. make no mistake if you are included in the red flag warning it is a primary concern. in east bay heals it is. on the big picture were is the greatest level of concern and the particular wind event. we still have our share here in the bay area. it just adds a little more perspective on the real trouble spots are. we had a 40 mile-per-hour gusts and a 70 mile-per-hour gusts in the mountains of the north bay. this is tomorrow morning and we are doing that again. the rest of the bay though is not that bad. it was probably breezy for you where you was toda

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hot temperatures and that high pressure that's causing those temperatures to be that high. in fact, we are in the triple digits right now out in fairfield and saint berkeley currently 70 degrees 83 in vallejo, 97 right now. nevado and 86 in santa rosa still warming up in several places. as we get closer to our daytime high temperatures and then after we hit, that will start to cool down. here is a look at our temperatures this evening for inland valleys by 7 o'clock. we'll be down to the 80's and then the 70's around 9 o'clock tomorrow is actually going to a little lower for our temperatures out there. our winds right now looking a little breezy throughout a lot of the bay area. but this is as high as we're going to see our gusts today. we don't expect these numbers to really increase too much. the rest of today. but look along the coast, half moon bay winds are actually pretty light and it's actually supposed to stay light out along the coast in that area today as for fog, it's actually in a shift inland overnight. so enjoy that clear conditions while you can. tomorrow mor

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john yapp hollins especially high right now. and we've been talking winds which not only contribute to the high fire danger. but of course we'll stir up some of those pollens that would naturally just settle. so that is something that you're going to be noticing, especially as winds pick up. >> and things continue to be in bloom as we work our way through the spring. that was first conditions go right now. really nice and clear view of c church. our skies are crystal clear across the the majority of the bay area. i'm expecting a couple of spots of fog possible, though, right along 8.80, possibly from san leandro through fremont and hayward out to milpitas. so watch for that later today. if you're not going to leaving the house for a couple of hours. fire danger, especially high for the northeastern corner of the bay. that includes county and upper elevations of napa county. that's whwe

hi camilla. >> haidar high games. and yes, that's right. archie williams high school. that's the new name of this building and it's named after a former teacher. if you take a look at this video. the electronic sign now highlights the new name of the school. the district stripped the former name, sir francis drake high school off the building and it's taken 9 months for the school board to go through all the logistics, sir francis drake the original name of the school was involved in english slave trade, local school leaders say archie williams embodies the values. students have found as many measures of a wonderful school community. and this is archie williams oakland born. he was a former teacher of the school now named after him. he wrote to these halls for 20 plus years. but before that he went to the olympics and won gold williams is a u c berkeley graduate and after school, he went off to be a flight instructor with the tuskegee airmen during world war 2. he continued his career as an army weather officer and retired as a lieutenant colonel colonel and deiah jame

we still have that high wind advisory in place. you can see the wind blowing the flags there as you're heading into the city traffic bumper to bumper one. the finally reached the maze a little under 40 minutes to make that track also headed a cross towards the peninsula. high wind advisory in place along the san mateo bridge. the altamonte pass. it was pretty gusty still. here's a hot spot. i was telling you about walnut creek, 6.80, northbound just south of a seal valley road that's been there for the past couple hours. a stall, big rig. and one of the lanes blocking conditions there. keeping a close eye on that. also, 1, one southbound north of petaluma boulevard on a mothers, a traffic collision up here. that's slowing things down along one o one a bit. we'll keep a close eye on what's going on. your roadways will have more. up next, the send it over to you. thanks. a lot of 7.16 for your money. southwest says leisure airfares are near prepandemic levels. >> and parents spend more than $8,000 on child care every year. jane king

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