highs.an nathan has the way to play it into results. >>> plus, soup and cereal stocks are on fire, but has the group gotten too hot >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> well, we do >>> the chart master is going to break it all down for you. >>> later, yeti shares have been indestructible to the bears. after more than doubling since its ipo, mike says the stock could be about to cool off he'll lay out the trade. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> let's get right to it. we just wrapped up the busiest week for earnings, and half of dan nathan's $4 trillion maga trade reported, microsoft, apple, alphabet, amazon, that's see where we stand right now microsoft up 4% to a new all-time high, crossing $1 trillion in market cap amazon jumped around 2% off its report awaiting alphabet earnings on monday and apple tuesday the options markets applying roughly a 4% mover in either direction for the stocks dan has a way to play one into the results. let's get i

support services hosted its sixth annual high sku -- high school g.s.a. stone wall, the next 50 years of resistance. over 130 students from 17 schools participated. the davis plant in partnership with the queer and trans advisory -- council. a group of seven high school youth leaders from across the district. g.s.a. day was supported by ten community partners, and a robust team of volunteers from school health programs, and pupil services. students participated in 12 different workshops, on topics ranging from trans history, art as empowerment, drag as activism , to safer sex and consent, and many, many more. a big san francisco unified school district thank you to that organization and youth leaders, and nicole, and. from school health programs. way to go. [applause] >> on wednesday, april 3rd across town, a group of 350 students from six san francisco unified school district high schools attended the very special hamilton event at the orpheum theatre. this is sponsored by guilder lerman institute to be eligible, all students must be involved in either u

we'll -- if we don't make the intraday high, a clearly higher intraday high, then the close will be all important. >> we'll watch for snap tonight. of course the morning's going to bring us some big names, including caterpillar, at&t, and boeing what a morning let's get over to the judge and "the half. >> carl, thanks. i'm scott wapner we begin with breaking news. stocks breaking above their record closing high from last september, the catalyst today, strong earnings from several big companies on the busiest day yet of earnings season welcome to "the halftime report," good to have you with us on this tuesday we're also joined by joe, jim, stephanie, and john najarian we're going to begin where else? the markets. green across the board stro stocks higher on the back of those earnings p&g, united tech, lockheed, new highs today, disney, mcdonald's, hershey, mondelez, honey well, mastercard, microsoft, oracle and on and on and on pretty big day >> it's a great day if you own stocks, which we all do here obviously. so, just breaking it down in terms of who reported today, i think if you loo

is still the high-yielder in the world.ow, if you are a levered investor and looking to borrow money to buy something, you are not coming to the u.s. because it cost money to borrow here. if you are a real money investor and are willing to take currency risk coming you are going to come to the united states. that has supported the dollar despite what most people have thought. jonathan: investors are looking at the united states, coming in you end up with a result of a stronger fixed income market, asset prices rich enough, and the dollar gets stronger as well? iain: we are definitely seeing signs of that, and it is not just europe, it is happening in asia and japan as well. we are in a world of negative yields. big increase in the amount of negative yielding bonds across europe, japan. let's look to the u.s. 10-year treasuries, 2.5%, not as high as we would like it, but a lot better than domestically. if you hedge that yield away, you don't get anything. they are looking at buying 2.5% and doing in unhedged good jonathan: a

s&p at session highs, the all-time closing high within just a few points h.king for 2930.75. what happens if we do get it, art, what do you think >> that's going to be the critical thing here. they are right on the doorstep of breaking out. the question becomes, if you make a new high, will you get the people that are on the sidelines, will you get some of the people who are sceptical in short, will we get kind of a followthrough rally that pops up or will they just sink back? i'm in the camp that thinks they may inspire a little bit of a follow-up rally. >> that's what larry fink said last week. the market is primed for more inflows. >> i think it is. i think people have been looking at the scepticism about the lack of confirmation in the volume and the variety of other things, but once they move across that line, you can't say anything any more. you could be on the verge of a double top, you could be on the verge of a lost things but when you move across that line all things are good. >> sanctions getting or the waivers on sanctions on iranian oil getting r

, more than that, you contend with the high before you exceed the high and you'll see in the chart adefined top and very rarely did we streak right through and we have the semiconductor index and the large cap tech and all right back to a high more often than not, you don't exceed the high and you turn and back away. >> dan >> i hate disagreeing with these guys, i really do because the charting was very good and i look at this thing and i don't want like it because i don't like the poor relative performance of the s&p the s&p is levitating and it grinds up 20, 30, 40 basis points a day and we were destined to get back to that prior high and for some reason the iwm has problems in the high 150s if you look at it over the last few years, i see what you see, and if i can construct a bullish, fundamental view for the broad market, i would say, yes, this thing is going back to 170 between now and the end of the spring or june or something like that, but i think the charts are great your trade is the way to play it i just don't agree with it >> yeah, probably a portion of your concern come

napa, the record high is 84 setback in 2030 and concord, a high of 87 for the record high setback in 2013. we will likely break those highs for napa and concord as well. i'll let you know what to expect as we head through the rest of the week and when we see cooler temps coming up. >>> governor newsom is meeting with east bay mayors about wildfires. the governor and state lawmakers are trying to find the right balance between development and fire protection. nearly 30 years since the deadly and destructive oakland hills fire changes happened -- more state regulations could be coming to high risk areas as the governor makes fire prevention a priority for his new administration. meanwhile, pg&e is asking for another rate hike to cover the potential cost of another devastating wildfire season. it's asking the cpcu for permission to raise the average bill about $12. another increase already in the pipeline would raise rates 12 bucks a month for potential increase of $22 a month. >>> new at noon, muni is introducing safety measures after a passenger got her hand stuck in a train car door

is still the high-yielder in the world.ow, if you are a levered investor and you need to borrow money to buy something, you are not coming to the u.s. because it costs money to borrow here. but if you are not, if you are a real money investor and are willing to take currency risk, you are going to come to the united states. that has supported the dollar despite what most people have thought. jonathan: are we seeing increasing signs of that, that the foreign investor, particularly in europe, is starting to look at the united states, come in unhedged, whereby you end up with a result of a stronger fixed income market, asset prices rich enough and the dollar gets stronger as well? are we seeing signs of that? iain: we are definitely seeing signs of that, and it is not just europe. it is happening in asia and japan as well. people are saying, actually we are in a world of negative yields. we have a big increase in the amount of negative yielding bonds across europe, japan. let's look to the u.s. 10-year treasuries, 2.5%, not as

it is basically that high.do you think there is a chance we could see the 10 year yield break before that 200 week moving average? steve: there is always a chance you could break below that moving average. right now i think there is support on the 10 year yield. abigail: i love this next chart you have which is the financial sector relative to the s&p 500. a long term really showing reliability. steve: what we are doing is a similar comparison. see you had a relative low in 2011. i relative low in 2016. and now we are testing the trendline off that relative low. the relative ratio for the s&p indicates that since early 2018 it has been a big laggard but right here and right now it is bottoming and shows the potential to rally versus the amount outperforming. abigail: that does seem to mark that downtrend. to make sure it is not a false start. steve: i like to go in piecemeal. we are developing an absolute chart. i will reward good behavior. if we go above the 40 week i will add. abigail: final europe. you like

sunnyvale as well as cam bell, 88 for a high. highs at 89 in concord. check out fairfield.leasant hill, brentwood, 91. 90 for pleasanton and livermore. 78 berkeley 80 in alameda. 82 in oakland. 90 for santa rosa. daytime highs around 91 in cloverdale and windsor. here's the 7-day forecast. still hot tomorrow inland although cooler at the coast tomorrow and we cool things down by the end of the workweek and he is special -- and especially into the weekend. >>> time is 5:21. fighting the spread of a virus. >> the measles outbreak is reaching numbers not seen in 20 years. >>> we want to take a live look outside, this time at the golden gate bridge. again, it is 5:21. 56 degrees in san francisco right now and it's going to get warmer. we'll be right back. >>> in this morning's health watch, a diabetes drug helps maintain weight loss. a study from university state louisiana studied patients who lost -- patients given metformin had greater success at maintaining their weight loss 6 to 15 years later compared to patients given a placebo. >>> skipping breakfast -- a long term stupa

high yields, european high yields, and your rate risk.nteresting fact, if you just balance those risks equally you end up getting 80% of the yield of the high-yield market and much less volatility. priya: i would agree with that. when the curve is flat, when spreads are tight, when volatility is low, we have to do far more fundamental credit work. also balance our liquidity risk. if you are in a risk asset portfolio, having some duration is a nice hedge. i think some of those easy carry trades where you can just go along, that is all gone. i would say maybe a portfolio makes more sense than if we were late cycle buying high-yield, for example. jonathan: final word. victoria: we take a conservative approach. whether tax-free or taxable. we are looking at higher quality issues. when you look at spreads, higher quality issues have come in more than a high yields. they are still 30 or 40 basis points higher than the levels we saw last year. i would be a little leery of high yields as we get into risk of traits, seeing 10 year come down. i wou

also for sonoma and 83 for a high in napa for daytime highs. as we head through our afternoon, 87 in windsor as well if saint helena. a warm day today and warmer still for tuesday and for wednesday. the warmest temps we have seen so far this year, that's coming tomorrow and for wednesday. you can see even for the bay tomorrow, 80 degrees. plenty of sunshine over the next several days. we'll coupe things down as we head through the workweek and into the weekend. still above average >>> gd morningeverybody. i've seen players predict, call a shot. aside from quarterback namoth who called super 3, a local player who did the same thing for his team. san jose sharks what a story from yesterday. don't move. >>> and taking a live look outside. this is from diamond heights. you can see the skyline there in the city of san francisco where it's 49 degrees right now. but temperatures are going to rise as mary said. 6:19. we'll be right back. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave

high temperature for today. we're talking anywhere from 11 to 18 degrees warmer than average. i'll show you what you can expect as we take you through the rest of the week, emily. >>> we have slow spots out there this morning. this is early for the problem spots we're seeing. let's go to our live pictures where you can see the backup here. this is on 880. the nimitz. look at these brake lights. i just checked in with chp. there's nothing as far as an accident is concerned. there's road construction with lane closures on and off until 6:00 this morning. so i'll check in with them again. maybe they'll be cleaning that up because this is a bad backup if you're headed on the nimitz. you'll need more time and an alternate route. this is our second spot at the dublin interchange. there's an accident that closed down several lanes westbound 580 as you're onto the connecter at 680. you're going to need extra time through there. there may be some long term lane closures. >>> i'm anne mackovec live in sunnyvale where 8 pe

i was gonna be that one in a million ♪ always had high, high hopes ♪ high, high hopes♪ had to have highing ♪ didn't know how but i always had a feeling ♪ i was gonna be that one in a million ♪ always had high, high hopes ♪ had to have high, high hopes for a living ♪ didn't know how but i always had a feeling ♪ rep. swalwell: thank you! thank you very much. first, i want to thank congressman ruben gallego! and i want you to be the first to know that i have asked and he has accepted to serve as our campaign chairman. thank you, ruben. thank you! [applause] rep. swalwell: i also want to thank our district attorney, the first woman elected as a district attorney in alameda county, nancy o'malley. thank you, nancy. [applause] thank you to mr. chen's hot sauce for performing, thank you for warming up the crowd, thank you -- for the national anthem, and for that reading. [applause] rep. swalwell: and our alameda county firefighters and sheriffs office for keeping us safe, thank you guys so much. [applause] rep. swalwell: today, i have come home to dublin. [applause] rep. swalwell: i have come

more often than not before you can exceed a high you contend with a high and there are two ways you contendit and you contend with it by backing and filling or by backing away and the third prospect is typically busting through quickly very unlikely in any event, now this is really the issue and here is your double top and all of this greatness is, in fact, this an outfit killer. meaning picks made here have cost you in the sense that one could have found other things to buy. that poor, relative strength is the issue, and i don't see anything fixing that any time soon in fact, if you were to go back to '09 you would expect these things to underperform and what we have here in the stables is that this is a declining series of highs and i think that divergence with the market ultimately a problem after having heard from hershey, good number, kimberly, good number and proctor went down on its number because so much is priced in >> all right mike, what are you looking at? >> the point here also is that we're looking at a space that's trading at pretty high and lofty valuations right now the ave

deputy high commissioner kelly clements speaking with. a politician it's friday happy end of the week and for our last piece to send you into the weekend we thought we'd like endings up those stories out of bangkok and a visit to this positively popular pet cafe at it there that one in there it's one of about a dozen other pet cafes that have popped up across the city take a look. had a rough day. troubles got you down. this corgi nato is ready to blow all those worries away. to meet the star tractions of the corps he's in the garden cafe pork chop pumpkin baby corn salmon bean and the rest of the gang present and ready for duty. to customers pay for one hour sessions with this canine crew. licks snuggles and selfies are all part of the package. a surprise litter of pups sparked the cafe owners business plan. could tell you that has yet to have my dogs had seven papias. i did not sell them all and the number cruel but it made everything and so we wanted to spread the love and happiness we have here with others i cough a lot all of them ti

>>and i think it's the best for any team that's picking that high. >>i'm obviously the injury last year which. >>allow them the pick so i think it's it's pretty awesome them joining a team that's already. assembled the pretty darned good squad and if we made some insensitive decisions through my life in the 6 a to be here with a clean slate and so for her to anybody and if i didn't intend for that to be the case i think. >>me being here is even better for me as a person because i think there's anywhere any city that you could really be in that. >>would help me grow as much as this >>all right over to the east bay, the raiders 3 first-round picks for all at the team's headquarters in alameda. clinton a defensive and out of clemson josh jacobs a running back alabama and john avram out of mississippi state to safety. they were all speaking to the media today, the 3 will go a long way into the raiders plans next season all were major positions of need for oakland on a team to have a lot of holes but the man of the hour of course was feral who is the raid

that's high and center to deep field.ng and no chance for that get missed out his first big league hit. it's a home or how about a pirates go up 3 to one. a 3 hour rain delay would cut this game sure your final through 5 innings 3 to one giants look to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. heading over to the a's mike fears on the mound today. top for jay-z up one nothing roddy tallies just unloads on one that's a deep drive to center field three-run home run, toronto goes up 4 to nothing more offense for the blue jays this one it gets out of here in a hurry, justin smoak on for 20 in toronto. put a no would bring on them 9 to bottom of the 8th, inning we want to see josh phegley he popped one up to shout field freddy galvis the former phillies look at this catch that is a web gem right hand their hand, whatever you want to call it age would get on the board in the 9th, but they will fall to the blue jays 10 to one your final. >>brian any time you have. you know you have rough outings, a is the big leagues but you know you'

emma: we have crossed the closing high. we've not across the intraday high.t was 2940, if i'm not mistaken. david: you are quite right. emma: 6.5 points from the intraday high. it is because we have been getting all of these great earnings results and a lot of people have been asking what is the catalyst to push is above the high. we have the likes of twitter and lockheed martin. all of them with better-than-expected earnings. the question is did we set the bar too low or did analysts said the bar too low? we feel like we are asked that question in every earnings. david: analysts have taken down the estimate dramatically. a larger percentage drop in the average expectation of earnings. emma: they had taken them down and it looks like we are seeing a surprise to the upside, especially when you look at the likes of twitter rising above 16%. today they came out with better user numbers and better-than-expected resident, and lockheed martin doing extremely well as a whole on the back of their better-than-expected first-quarter earnings. similarly with coca-cola,

friday the cooldown take shape near the water, 60s for highs, and then everybody 60s for highs.on saturday. middleground sunday to the middle of next week with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s and lots of sunshine. temperatures moving a lot, we will stay dry for the next week. back to >>>tha marine biologist conducted a necropsy on a dead whale and put -- in the pacifica today. >> are hoping to find some answers. following a recent string of these wailed deaths in the bay area. this is the seventh gray whale to die, in this area since march. the 30th this year between california and washington. gray wells, only eat during the three summer months that they spend in the arctic. and scientist believes, something is going on with their food supply up there. >> it is a female, so far from what we have done she's in pretty good body condition so we will look for cause of death other than malnutrition. >> in the meantime and moderate bay, endangered killer whales are showing up. there typically see in the coastal waters of the pacific northwest and experts say this is very rare because,

>>the high beams lighter so you can live here. long all.s there's no limit to creativity or happiness on the hill, especially on for smiles like theirs. >>and then everybody's having a good time. >>the recreational pot has been legal for 2 years now this is the first time in 6 years that for 20 has fallen on a weekend. meaning 10's of thousands of stoners made the trek through the trees to smoke some trees. the traffic getting to the park was enough to get anyone down once inside the high took over. >>traffic, what is this a cool environment. until it just getting along. this season or in office. >>no matter who you are organizers made sure all eyes were welcome. in golden gate park noel callow kron 4 news. now to the north blame county could get nearly $5 million to help its homeless population. >>on tuesday, the county board of supervisors will be talking about accepting a million grant for a homeless emergency aid program. most of that money would go to redevelop the mill street center emergency shelter. that's and sandra fell other fund

how do you explain cyclicals and new highs? >> i think new highs is a relative term.his is far from the high flying segment. and as you pointed out, we have the biggest names in the sector still to report. procter & gamble, pepsi. they make up 35% of the xlp. >> reggie, we were always talking about that concentration in these indexes yet the equal weight index which is 30 consumer stocks, that's also sitting up there at a new high essentially that's 3% each. so the smaller guys are doing just as well in the consumer space. i think that's a positive overall, don't you think >> investors love earnings and outcomes, right? so i think you're seeing a drive into the sector based on performance. as you know, etfs represent stocks so you want to see investors have exposure. >> at the same time we're seeing global consumer names up nestle is up that's another alternative way to play this you've got three choices global, equal weight, or market cap weight, what do you do >> i'm still a believer we're in a global slowdown environment. i think we stick to the u.s. i would go we

they are painfully high. >>> 6:06. today is a big one for immigration in america. >> the trump administration's push to keep asylum seekers in mexico will get a hearing before the ninth circuit in san francisco. tracie pots is live with what's happening and what it means for immigrant families who feel like they are in so much limbo, tracie. >> reporter: exactly. and they are they are. the ninth circuit that president trump talks about so often and dislikes is going to hear this case about whether or not the administration can force these families seeking asylum to stay in mexico while they're waiting for their cases to be heard before a judge. typically in the united states, they're allowed to stay in the u.s., they get a court date, they come and make their case before a judge. but the trump administration, for a number of reasons, wants to send them back over the border to wait, saying there is a crisis, that immigration resources are overwhelmed at the border. so starting back in january, they started this idea of

highs for today, we should be in the mid to upper 60s. with that said, the average high temperature for this time of year, but check out what we are going to see as we head through our afternoon. our forecast highs looking at mid 60s for the bay. san jose, concord, we're talking mid 70s. so daytime highs will be running two to six degrees above average for this time of year, and this is just the start. it gets warmer for tomorrow. tomorrow likely the warmest day out of the year so far, and i'll let you know exactly how high those temperatures will climb coming up, emily. >>> your commute is ramping up. let's start with our regular hot spots, the altamont pass, things are going slowly as you make your way out of the tracy triangle toward the 580 interchange. there's debris leftover from a morning accident, but that's starting to clear your drive time. 260 is half an hour. everything seems to be moving along. extra volume, but nothing too significant forf the morning. the bay bridge looks pretty darn good. things are starting to backup in t

stock exchanges in russia and china and saudi arabia all at 52-week highs and it is at an historic high and the other main mover s have been earnings and fear of an earnings recession and two or more consecutive quarters of a decline on the s&p 500 are dissipating as china avoids a meltdown and europe just muddles through. an dramatically cut earnings estimates in december on those fears and they appear to have cut too much. just look today athe companies that are beating earnings on very wide marginsdi inc netflix and morgan stanley all beatingy stimates bdouble digits and that's up by 3%. and negate revenue arnings growth was a major disappointment today. many sectors of the s&p are at or near new highs andleonsumer st and communication services. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> more now on those growth o numbers o china overnight which seemed to si rlstabilization in the s second largest economy and it comes after that country flooded its economy with smulus money. we report tonight from bjing >> investors have been asking if china's e

>>it's high 51 and chp workers. 2 hikers they've been missing for 5 days we told you about the big search. around the grounds of the shasta county a shasta county area they took out a helicopter. and once they were in the air that's when they were able to spot footprints in the snow and then they saw an arrow that was drawn on the ground and it was pointing in a direction further into the mountains. so they followed it. and moments later. they spotted some smoke down there and that's when you see the smoke. both of the hikers were found along with their dog and there are only 4 seats in the chopper. so the reporter and photographer gave up the seats in their chopper. in the choppers are their seat sale and then the sick and they remind hikers and. >>they were able to get a home glad that as well and smart putting that arrow for the rescuers. all right as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside san francisco international airport will be right back glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. bu

highs today near 63 in san francisco 66 in oakland. 68 san jose and 67 four santa rosa. 68 for the highrd. we are talking about temperatures cooler and right where we should be this time of year with increasing clouds. breezy to windy. check out friday and saturday warming up with plenty of sunshine and it looks fantastic above average for this time of year. partly sunny sunday and still dry money through wednesday of next week. >>> 9 minutes before 7:00. new this morning, a beach is seeing mysterious creatures washing ashore. this is a jellyfish-like species. marinetyy faout at sea and the wind blows them around. when the current is just right they get pushed close to shore and can come up on the beach by the millions. >> they are a colony of creatures coordinated together living on a floating upside down island. >> this creature can sting just like the man of war. >> 8 minutes before 10:00. the mayor of oakland could be called as a witness today. we will explain why. >>> uber is releasing its ipo. up next, how this might affect the real estate market in the bay area. >>> and taking a

disney hitting a record high today.aiting a slew of earnings this hour amazon, intel, starbucks, ford, t-mobile, mattel all set to report minutes from now. full team coverage for you on all of these reports bring you the numbers as soon as we get them. and who better to talk about the markets today and all of these earnings stephanie link is back global equities, portfolio manager at nuvin. mike, the almost record high on the nasdaq the fact tech leadership microsoft and facebook took us there >> honestly the market kind of bent a little bit without breaking there were lots of excuses from the broader market to sort of take profits in a more aggressive way you had 3m dragging down industrials. xilinx was a great excuse to sell the semiconductors. they were under pressure all day. they've been a leadership group. and of course ups really falls apart. transports come down three cyclical groups. yet the overall market kind of pulls itself together and regains its footing because the big tech stocks managed to remain sturdy

we did have a high, predicted high of 64. a little breezy right now, 15 miles per hour. and here's our shark tank. they're going to take that win tonight. san jose right now 65. a high of 72. still a little breezy. it's going to be heading out tonight after the shark game, it will get a little c into the s on radar, it'starting to pop up lightning. one to the south of us. also saw some lightning early cher means if you're going to bh grapevine to southern california, download our nbc bay area app, check the radar, don't get caught up in bad traffic into the evening hours. as far as your microclimate highs tomorrow, we have been below seasonable which has put us in the low 70s through the south bay. 70 for palo alto tomorrow. 72 san jose. and we'll only be climbing into upper 60s for oakland into tran and half moon bay. low patchy fog into tonight and early tomorrow morning. as well. driving 97 the bridges tomorrow, slow down. we'll catch that marine layer in the morning. we've got the system south of us and that's goingd cover, low cl coast to coast. we'll keep the showe

eighty five and a half meters high. it's the tallest wooden building ever. the project was the fulfillment of a personal dream for developer art to a. it's a symbol of what is possible. to make inroads complicated buildings and also high rise buildings and how to reduce c o two this is sixty percent lower c o two than in steel and concrete you think clearer and clearer so it's healthier both poor people but also for nature. life. has an apartment on the fifteenth floor. he thoroughly enjoys being surrounded by work. like this i feel good you can smell the all the video you see makes. doing something with you. so i think it's more like really is living see. concrete right so you feel that the building is living actually with. this turkey years of pioneering work to make the wooden tower resistant to wind and weather for the designers including project coordinator and is also the lightness of the building material presented them with new architectural territory so they collaborated with a company specialized in timber con

around 83 for the high and the daytime highs will be 12 to 14 degrees above average with plenty of sunshine. a big warm up for today. we will talk about when we will see a cooling down coming up.>>> things are heating up on the roadways. one trouble spot. coming in from the east bay if you use 24 you need to know. westbound 24 at telegraph all lanes are blocked thanks to a multicar crash. things are backed up because everything is stopped. if you can make your way around that, take an alternate. in the meantime the other spots look good with the exception of eastbound 580. westbound 580 coming out of the tracy triangle, everything is moving along and the drivetimes from 205 to the dublin interchange is 26 minutes. everything there looks pretty good. that's good news. once you get there it is moving right along.>>> i'm anne makovec. we have a couple of big developments out of north korea. the state news agency says that they had tested a new tactical weapon. that's not good news for diplomatic relations. also the government refuses to speak with u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo. north kor

the market street still very much a part of that high-injury network.ery dangerous street from the charts we've seen today and here on other days. do we know what sorts of vehicles are involved in the crashes that are going there? and in particular, is it a relatively concentration on private automobiles involved in the crashes on market street? >> i do not know the answer. but i can bring you back that answer. >> i do know that in advance of seeking your approval for the safe road market street project, which was from 3rd to 8th, that the basis for that approval to restrict private vehicle traffic on that stretch of market street was disproportionate share of serious and fatal collisions on market street, accounted for by private vehicles. so that was -- that was why -- that was what made the case for those restrictions. so that was the case at that time. >> right. >> so we would have to bring that analysis forward to see how that's playing out, in that area, where there's still some places where vehicles can legally enter and many places where vehicle

more high clouds as we round the afternoon with mid to upper 70s. high clouds at 5:00 and 7:00. at the east bay valleys, 53 at 7:00. mid-70s already by noon. gh at 7:00.ternoon and still a and here is a look at the south bay where the high clouds will come in quicker. 53 with sunshine this morning. mid-70s by noon. 77 at 7:00. the sharks are back in town and they're kind of hurting down three games to one. we'll have that forecast for you coming up. i want to bring sue in. i said you had the day off yesterday but i'mue had the day off from here but you were probably working somewhere else. i apologize for that. >> that's fine. i'm always working which is a good thing. >> always working, three jobs, three stations? >> yeah, yeah, mm-hmm. thanks for counting. thanks for keeping track. >>> let's hit the roads. we have some slow and go traffic. i want to show you the back yum on the bay bridge, all those brake lights happening because of a stall past t.i. in the right lane. they may have cleared that out but the damage is done. expect delays. the metering lights are on behind the sc

santa rosa, scholz airport, 93 degrees, new daily record high, concord had a daily record high of 91 and mountain view at 89. livermore 88, sfo, san bruno, 80 degrees and oakland, downtown oakland a new daily record high of 87 degrees and of note, these are the earliest 90 degree temperatures we have seen in the bay area in the past four years and it has been mid may to early june before we hit 90 the past few years but this year it is april 23, today. a little cold out tomorrow but we will talk tempures wl acly fa below average because its 7 day forecast. we head back coming up.>>> we are learning more tonight about the skateboarder who was killed in a nasty crash in san francisco. he was a pro and recently, profiled in gq magazine. andrea borba is a live with what else we know about this guy. >> reporter: pablo ramirez was a member of gx 1000, they released video of ramirez skating through the streets of san francisco and he was wildly popular and spent his time volunteering. tonight, he is deeply missed. >> felt the market, not a free winter it is walked the block traffic. >> repo

metro area, a high of 71. if you're north of metro, we're talking about temperatures only in the upper 60s. if you're south of the metro area, high temperature tomorrow around 80 degrees. frederick, maryland, a high of about 67. fr fredericksburg, high of 81. big temperature contrast. as we head into the evening hours, it's cool with kmperatures falling b into the 60s for everybody and maybe a spotty shower out there tomorrow on thursdaythough, some cattered showers and thunderstorms are looking likely later in the friday more widespread showers and thundstorms impact the area once again later in the day. that being said, though, bothth sday and friday have the potential for strong to severe storms, really heavy rainfall, gusty damaging winds, especially on fheday. for t weekend, right now it looks a littleit unsettled with a chance for rain. maybe a few rumblesf thunder on saturday. maybe some lingering showers out there on sunday. as we take a look at p yourollen report, i know jim was just mentioning this.

>>i'm here because i have a 6th grader at martinez junior high. and i am i just want my child to feel safe at school and right now she does not the fact last week there's a fly in the hallway where blood was strong and she came home and said mom it was really scary i i don't really feel safe on campus anymore unfortunately, school board is more concerned about image. >>and portraying an image that all's well with our schools and not willing to talk with things that cost the school district in a negative light that means big issues big problems don't get addressed to get swept under the rug. >>no one parent gave me these pictures showing the back of her son who says. >>he was attacked by a student with a cast that martinez junior high school. you can see the scratches he had and he was also being monitored for a concussion. and this video you'll also see how crowded this meeting was tonight meeting that is still going on full of concerned parents who even made poster boards to try and get their point across to the school board. none of the schools

san jose, a high of 87 today.g down as we head through the week, but still above average temperatures. many san jose, the normal high for this time of year are goingo beis is the reason , drawing in light shore winds helping to heat us up. showing that sunshine across the bay area today and that continues for tomorrow as well. as we fast forward on future cast, as we take you through the week, that ridge will move a little bit to the south. so the same ridge of high pressure, but a different location with that clockwise flow around that ridge, drawing in onshore winds and that's why we will be cooler by the end of the week, but still mild temps for sure. our pollen report, medium high today. wednesday, thursday, and for friday. not too bad for allergy sufferers. our sunrise at 6:23. sunset at 7:52. daytime highs today, check it out. well above average. we're talking about 10 to 20 degrees above average for today. 75 in san francisco. 82 in oakland. 8 of in redwood city. 85 in fremont. 84 for mountain view and 87 i

highs of 14 in birmingham and london. weaken. they will be some damp weather in wales and northern ireland. largely drive for scotland across northern england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. a lot of cloud around. it will not be as cold. on tuesday, a lot of cloud across the country. we have still got a weather front bringing rain. heaviest in western scotland. the weather will brighten up scotland. the weather will brighten up in northern ireland, south—west england and southern wales later in the day. it is through wednesday that we start to see things really begin to warm up. more sunshine around for many areas. with lighter winds they will help the temperatures. we could see them reach as high as 18 or 19 degrees in south east england. further north, 13 for belfast, 14 in edinburgh. it is set to get warmer as we move towards the latter part of the weekend. temperatures in the low 20s. that is your latest forecast. goodbye for now. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two. sh

we start off with the markets on the edge of glory as the s&p 500 is within reach of its all-time highs, sectors back from the brink. at or near where they were when the market peaked. energy slightly above, tech in line and so are stocks fairly valued? and will the push be high sner. >> i was on the edge of falling off my chair listening to that music.er sner. >> i was on the edge of falling off my chair listening to that music.>> i was on the edge of f off my chair listening to that music. if you think what is different about the market, one thing is that rates are significantly different. back in late september, you had a case where you really were 3.25ish. so lower rates should argue that equities should be more attractive bottom line, it is all about relative growth expectation. we go into the season, you will get a couple companies mid week to give you an insight into industrial and construction and spending pen i think you have a sense here that actually industrial and those that are related to what seems to be more of the global cyclical side including semiconductors are relativ

>>i'm here because i have a 6th grader at martinez junior high. and i am i just want my child to feel safe at school and right now she does not. >>the cases that involve both boys and girls girls, the district is not currently have a school resource officer. but that's something that the police chief says could change currently though the police department like so many other bay area departments is understaffed the chief hopes to change that hoping that within the next year will be in a better position. >>through this this and so the next position that i have available. that i could play into this position that's that's where that that person is in the where that it's possible that the martinez unified school district was one of the first involved in the say something program. >>a program designed to help identify and solve issues before they become a major problem. parents though want more. and i don't understand why this for put his head in the sand and refuses to acknowledge that there's a problem here it's getting worse. >>he needs to be addre