thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> certainly wondering what's going to happen for our nieces and our little kids in our friend group. >>> -- despite governor newsom's mandate to do so. about 59,000 state workers are still unvaccinated and about half were tested in the first week of october. 3600 staffers at the california dmv among them. only 411 are undergoing weekly testing. little more than half of the state's 10,000 california highway patrol employees have provided proof that they are, in fact, vaccinated. chp spokesman said it's completed about 2100 tests, but it's declining to elaborate on how many employees are likely tested weekly. important to note the california department of human resources tells the paper that some departments are failing to report vaccination rates or testing information altogether. while some bay area counties have loosened mask mandates in certain situations, santa clara county still has not. yesterday the county clarified what it would take to do so. health leaders tweeted three criteria. one being when transmission is low or moderate as defined by th

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> take a look at this flooded ramp on interstate 280. that was some rough driving for some folks near the santa monte exit in daly city. this was this morning's commute. the cars going through high waters. slow down because you never know how deep it is until you get there. >> good advice there. >>> petaluma's public works department is providing free sandbags to anyone who needs it. it's happening today and tomorrow. first come, first served at the entrance of prince park. you are encouraged to bring your own shovel. san rafael is also handing out free sandbags at three locations. fire station 55 on point san pedro road. the terra linda community center and the menzies parking lot. you can track the form on your phone. download the nbc bay area app. one of the things you can access is our radar. you can zoom right into your neighborhood and get that precise timeline of when the rain will hit. it's a great tool to help you plan your day or your weekend. >>> so actor alec baldwin is now speaking out after authorities say he fatally shot a

thom jensen for "today in the bay." >>> the u.s. is averaging about 73,000 new cases of covid cases per day down from 173,000 new cases per day recorded back in september. >>> holmes criminal fraud trial resumes with drama inside and outside the courtroom. the testimony concluded with a pfizer scientists, and prosecutors presented what they suggested was a forged report sent to walgreens indicating pfizer's support for the blood testing technology. meanwhile another juror was dismissed leaving the number of alternates at two. that juror was let go because she was playing sudoku in her court-issued notebook for testimony. there are concerns growing about a mistrial if more jurors are removed. >>> meanwhile jurors are still deliberating the fate of a danville police officer accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall never took the witness stand in his manslaughter trial. he shot and killed a man when police tried to shot his car as he drove around a roadblock. jurors received the case last thursday. >>> new this morning, a

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thom jensen is life.ome typical trouble spot there is. >>. >> reporter: there can be for flooding. that's no threat this morning. that would have to rain like it has been this morning for several days for that to happen. we have been monitoring some power outages here. one very nearby that affects about 550 customers. i just checked with pg&e on their website and that's been drown graded to 164 customers right now. and that was a weather-related outage. another one farther up the north bay that they are also working on one thing that we have noticed is on the roads. there have been really bad conditions this morning. as i was coming in across highway 37, the rain was extremely heavy. it was pooling. it was runningen the highway. so be careful with the hydroplaning. everybody was keeping their speeds down. the same on 101 southbound coming in. more heavy rain. the water pooling. and we saw the same thing in mill valley. heavy rain, water pooling up in parking lots. so the one thing you do the to watch out

in san jose, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> also keeping eye on the changing weather tonight. walnut creek and dublin, gusty winds moving in. this time tomorrow, fire weather watch for parts of the east bay and north bay will be in effect. has pg&e taking action. if you live in areas in yellow, you could lose power starting monday. safety shutoff is planned for monday. set to impact people in five bay area counties, alameda, contra costa, solano, napa. >> we enjoyed a beautiful day, sunshine team, expected to be lovely but we have changes. 58 in san francisco. notice how clear tonight. is high pressure sitting over the region, but we will have a system that's going to pass just north, along with a cold front going to bring rain to part of the sierra. none for us, but because of the system, temperatures expected to be a little bit cooler heading into start of monday. 60 degrees on san jose's overall. what to expect, because of the cold front we're going to be seeing passing north, on monday we'll start to notice winds kicking up. right now, fire weather watch is expected to tak

nbc's tom jensen shows us how that first day went. >> reporter: every tuesday to friday, 8:30 to noonh simply pull up this to testing site at the sports complex and get tested for free. laura feingold has used covid testing sites at school locations before, and she says this new off-campus location makes testing even more convenient. >> it spans that little gap in the day. so basically throughout the week, there is always a place that you can run and get your kid tested. >> whenever her daughter nola gets the sniffles and a headache, she does the responsible thing and gets tested just in case. >> it's really important, especially with everything going on, to get them tested. >> reporter: dr. vincent matthews is running the location. dr. matthews says san francisco unified has one of the biggest testing sites in the city. >> we want people to come and get tested so they can find out where they are. if you have symptoms, we don't want you coming to school. we want you to be able to test either to make sure you don't have covid or to find out if you do. >> reporter: the combination of ma

and eastbound mud says more could lose service as today, as nbc bay area's thom jensen reports, there have been a number of pipe breaks in recent years and more could be expected on a system that is old and in some cases crumbling. >> reporter: the pipe that ruptured early this morning in alamo was 62 years old. crews stopped the main water flow by late morning but not before it created a massive hole on the road, flooding the road and cutting off water to many customers, include a preschool and school nearby. east bay mud is assessing the cause but keeping this from happening again is a race against time because some of its 4,200 miles of water mains date back to the late 1800s and are failing. the utility has set aside $150 million over the next two years to try to speed up prevention efforts. >> so that we could tackle some of these areas where we need to replace aging pipelines and other facilities that really have come to the end of their cycle. >> reporter: right now it's replacing 20 miles of pipe per year and using leak detection technology to find problem spots and replace pi

jensen wantsto weigh in on that . i don't think these are substantive but obviously i have no choicebut to confer to legal counsel on the question . and if they are deemed to be substantive would request yet one more one-week continuance though i would like to subject to public comment move the aforementioned amendments. >> chair: thankyou supervisor peskin . is mister jensen on mark can you let us know whether they are they are substantive? they are consideredclinical . >> i defer to counsel. >> chair melgar, city attorney jensen and only two of the amendments areconsidered substantive . it's the one creating a new finding and the amendment at the bottom of page 1 which basically creates a new ability to revivean otherwise abandoned use size . that wright did not exist under the code before only goes to amendmentswhich we are considering to be substantive . >> chair: thank you very much city attorney jensen. it sounds like we need to bring this back next week supervisor peskin. with that the you have any questions or

who declared his candidacy last month smith defeated jensen in 2014. earlier today bart's board of directors received a presentation on the plan to reopen restrooms at its stations. the transit agency is planning on reopening restrooms at two of its busiest stations 19th street, oakland and powell street in downtown. san francisco have been closed since the terrorist attacks on 9/11 because of security co ad proposals on how to distribute funding for station modernization projects, which will be difficult to complete with the agency's current lack of funding. we've got so many needs and so many bas needs that i i just don't see us going to this grand scale. on station modernization at this point unless we can get our structural deficits under control. the board also provided an update on ridership, which is slowly improving this year. bart has seen an average of more than 110,000 daily trips, which is 25% of 2019 levels facebook. ceo mark zuckburgers zuckerberg says his company is pivoting into its next chapter and today he announced its new name. tell

in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> well, more than a million people in the bay area about to feel more heat from our worsening drought. san jose water company asking for a mandatory 50% cutback of water due to the south bay's shrinking reservoirs. though, based at 15% on how much water you used in 2019 and if you don't cut back enough, you will have to pay a penalty. $7 for every 748 extra gallons you use. the cutbacks would apply to customers in san jose, cupertino, and saratoga. >> we don't know what mother nature will begin and even more conservation may be needed in 2022 if we don't all make a very significant effort right now. >> california public utility commission will have to sign off own on the mandate. the public hearing is october 28th. so practically speaking, how much is a 15% cutback? water district says the average household uses about 8,000 gallons of water each month. so, 15% of that would be about 1,200 gallons. for some perspective, one shower uses about ten gallons of water, so you would need to cut back about 12 showers. okay. >>> tracking breaki

jensen says her son tested positive two days later, and her two younger boys, after that.mple of parent frustration with how some schools have responded to the pandemic. joining us now, cnn legal analyst -- senior legal analyst, elie honig. and cnn medical analyst, dr. leana wen. elie, let me just ask you, legally speaking, what's your take on this case? >> yeah, john, first of all, i'm surprised we haven't even more of these cases and i think we will see more going forward. these are not easy cases to make, though, if you are the plaintiff. if you are the one doing the suing. you have to show causation, first of all. that you or the person you are suing on behalf of actually got it from this classmate, for example, and not maybe at soccer practice or from someone else. you have to show -- show damages. and then, the hardest part is to show negligence. meaning, did the school fail to take reasonable precautionary measures? now, the parents here are going to point to the cdc. they are going to say the school violated cdc guidelines. that's going to be very p persuasive but

sometimes i would like him to be >> look, he -- if jensen were there with him, it would be amazing. don't think that's going to be the case look, don't we all want to have something new? don't we >> as long as it's good. >> and i'm sure with facebook in charge, i'm sure it will be great. harmony and love will break out around the planet. i'm sure the metaverse will be everything we've been waiting for. what could go wrong? what could possibly go wrong you're such a negative person. i'm on instagram constantly. i instagramed on a tractor this weekend. i thought it was cool. >> some parents of teenage girls might disagree we know where you're going >> my daughter got a new job working antisuicide. >> there's a lot of challenge. jim mentions elon musk, he did make comments about inflation. cathie wood in a debate over that issue watching tesla's evaluation over the $1 trillion mark we'll be back in a moment. [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big cit

david: we spoke with greg jensen on this topic.y think despite all of these regulatory moves that have real the bees markets, he spoke with stephanie flanders at our invest global summit. >> everybody looks to the equity markets. this is across all -- stephanie: which has performed horribly. >> that is not our perspective. a balanced mix of assets, bonds, commodities, is up steadily. yes, stocks are down because policymakers made decisions, balancing several goals they have. they have goals for shared prosperity and making sure no company becomes more powerful in the party. they have goals for becoming a world super bowl -- superpower. they are going to be. every once in a while, whether it is 2015 or whatever, they take a step backwards trying to achieve another step towards stability, but i wouldn't extrapolate that to mean they are moving away from building financial markets that can attract capital. every superpower has always had them. their plan is to be a superpower, and they are moving in that direction. the health of those

tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating a hate crime on campus. a car was vandalized in a way that qualifies as a hate crime. it happened on friday in the berkeley hills. the destruction of the car likely was motivated by bias. anybody with information is urged to come forward. >>> more action is being taken to protect members of the asian-american pacific islander community. the oakland china town safety committee yesterday held a clannic to empower the aapi people with tools and knowledge, and the knowledge came in the formed of safety tips, and the tools were pepper spray and alarms. >> when they were getting off a bus, they were approached by two individuals one coming after my father with a steel pipe, and my father was able to deploy the pepper spray and that saved his life. >>> changes on the way to children sections of large department stores. governor newsom signed a law that makes california the first state to require a gender neutral section. retailers with more than 500 employees must display things like toys and child care items in ge

as "today in the bay"'s tom jensen reports. >> when a prescribed burn got out of control saturday, calfire wasted no time in evacuating nearby homes off of summit road, and local emergency response teams did their part getting people and their animals to shelters. >> i know if i was in a situation and there was a fire burning around my house, these people would come and help me, hands down. >> after cooler temperatures prevailed and winds never picked up, people back in their homes. >> maybe even a slight chance of some precipitation or at least marine moisture over the area tomorrow and tomorrow night, so yeah, everything is working in our acres did burn outside of the private ranch and into a remote section of santa clara county parks, but other than that no other structures lost or damage. and cal fire says just too many resources were dedicated to the estrada fire to take on another prescribed burn. >> we decided yesterday to cancel the tomkat ranch, and those land owners are totally supportive. >>> we are continuing to closely track that fire. get it latest news and weather alerts

tom jensen is along the embarcadero, and tom, this is going to be huge for businesses. >> organizers expect more than a million visitors to come to san francisco for fleet week this week, and that really excites business owners here along the embarcadero and fisherman's wharf with all those tourism dollars coming back to the city. the marquee event will happen saturday, but the stars of that show actually roared into the bay area today. the navy's blue angels buzzed the bay in formation to the delight of crowds on fisherman's wharf this ef. but after a virtual 2020 celebration. which we're excited about. >> they'll offer fleet steep shells. >> we might both be sold out our boats. >> every the translates into a major financial boost for recovering businesses. >> we think the next three or four days will be extremely busy. >> a word of warning, though, from san francisco's director. >> basically, we encourage people to wear a mack. you must wear a mask indoors. given the large crowds, we're also encouraging people outside. >> they are also urged visit torz and saw them. in san francisc

at 2:00 eastern, here whole women's health versus jensen which challenges a part of lot that gives thelic power to enforce it by civil suit without federal court review. at 11:00, united states versus texas, whether the justice department has the right to sue in federal court to block the law. watch the oral argument live coverage on c-span2 live or on demand at c-span.org, listen on c-span radio or on the new c-span now mobile app. ♪ >> house democrats release retails on the recently agreed upon framework for president biden's back better agenda. house rules committee met to consider the issues.

jensen wantsto weigh in on that . i don't think these are substantive but obviously i have no choicebut to confer to legal counsel on the question . and if they are deemed to be substantive would request yet one more one-week continuance though i would like to subject to public comment move the aforementioned amendments. >> chair: thankyou supervisor peskin . is mister jensen on mark can you let us know whether they are they are substantive? they are consideredclinical . >> i defer to counsel. >> chair melgar, city attorney jensen and only two of the amendments areconsidered substantive . it's the one creating a new finding and the amendment at the bottom of page 1 which basically creates a new ability to revivean otherwise abandoned use size . that wright did not exist under the code before only goes to amendmentswhich we are considering to be substantive . >> chair: thank you very much city attorney jensen. it sounds like we need to bring this back next week supervisor peskin. with that the you have any questions or

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as tom jensen reports, favorable weather conditions arrived just in time. >> when a pribl burn got out of control 48 and jumped the fire lines, cal fire wasted no time in evacuating homes and local emergency response teams did their part getting people and their animals to shelter. >> i know if i was in this situation and there was a fair, these people would help me hands down. >> reporter: cooler at that prevailed and winds never picked up. even better conditions are expected sunday when cal fire says it should be in mop-up phase. >> maybe even a slight chance of precipitation or at least marine moisture. tomorrow, tomorrow in it. everything is working in our favor. >> reporter: about 43 achers did burn into a remote section of santa clara parks property. other than that, no structures damaged. the owners tweeted, the prescribed burn scheduled there over the next two days has been canceled. cal fire says too many resources were dedicated to the estrada fire to take on another prescribed burn. >> we decided yesterday to contact the ranch burn. and those ranch owners are supportive. >>>

tom jensen is along the embarcadero, and tom, this is going to be huge for businesses. >> organizersn a million visitors to come to san francisco for fleet week this week, and that really excites business owners here along the embarcadero and fisherman's wharf with all those tourism dollars coming back to the city. the marquee event will happen saturday, but the stars of that show actually roared into the bay area today. the navy's blue angels buzzed the bay in formation to the delight of crowds on fisherman's wharf this

elena had jensen was airlifted to a hospital but died from her injuries. the director was also her.baldwin said there are no words to cony my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of helena hutchins, a wife, mother, and admired colleague of ours. i am cooperating with a police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred. i am in touch with her husband, offering my support to him and his family. my heart is broken for her husband, their son, and all who knew and loved her. the incident has rocked hollywood with many in the film industry morning one of their rising stars and infuriated this could happen on set. it comes days after a strike was averted after a tentative deal between producers and said workers that included an upgrading of safety standards. this is not the first time someone has been fatally shot during filming. 20 years ago, brandon lee died after being shot by a prop gun on the set of the crow. people are demanding to know how it could have happened again. >> there are instances when you shoot a blank that you can be injured. often

here's nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> reporter: ronart park and public safety officials made the call to put the schools in lockdown after people spotted this female cougar along a walking trail within 100 yards of the playgrounds just before 8:00 this morning. >> we basically put ourselves between the animal and the school. >> reporter: the cat hunkered down as police officers waited for advice from fish and wildlife officials and two scientists who have been studying this cat for months. >> the last thing we wanted to do was harm the animal in any way. that's one of the reasons why we contacted the biologists and fish and wildlife.e it. >> reporter: within a couple of hours, the team was on site and the cougar was tranquilized. the cougar will be staying at this wildlife rescue center in petaluma where they will monitor her behavior. but those who were tracking her since march will make the final decision on whether or not she can be returned to the wild. one of those scientists tells me blood taken from the cat is being analyzed along with numerous other tests. he said she does hav

>> this is deputy city jensen, and i understand that deputy city attorney pearson had worked it out in advance and it is on the agenda although it's not involved. i know it does show up on the agenda now, that it might be heard today, but my understanding is that you are, in fact, allowed to hear it today. >> supervisor preston: no, and i saw the communication discussing that, but i wasn't sure if we could formally adopt findings without that motion, but since it is in the agenda, we can do that. >> that's correct. and it's my understanding that the board will be acting in a way tomorrow that will allow it to be enacted for the next 30 days without enacting city legislation. >> supervisor peskin: we met on the rules committee earlier today and adopted the same motion after some scintillating public comment. >> supervisor melgar: okay. if you don't have anything else after that, supervisor preston, let's go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. d.t. is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. for those already in the queue, please wait until the system says

. >> nbc bay area's thom jensen is tracking where flooding is still a big problem. bob redell has a look at the major commuter lifeline back open after water left cars submerged. first our team coverage kicks off with meteorologist kari hall tracking it neighborhood by neighborhood. who is still seeing it all? >> the rain has cleared the bay area but we've been talking about what we've called the bomb cyclone for days now. and this is the reason why. as we loop the past 48 hours, we can see this storm intensify. it's called that because of the measures of low pressure in the center of the storm that dropped 24 millibars within the course of a day. when it intensified that quickly, we saw copious amounts of rainfall that happened to some tropical moisture and brought it right into the bay area. as we look at what's going on now, a lot of the rain tapering off but still that chance we could see a few spotty showers in the north bay as well as some other parts of the bay area by the next couple of hours. but, yes, take a look at the rainfall totals. all of this had to

hello, my name is erika jensen. i am the norwegian ambassador for the day.onesia to the us, girls have become temporary ambassadors, high commissioners, ministers and more. 13—year—old mayamkika chitata took delight in swapping roles with the british high commissioner to malawi. in reality, women remain severely underrepresented in government, and nella salminen says that has to change. i love politics, and my dream is to make a change in the world, and be a diplomatic or maybe even a president someday, who knows? in a country like finland, that wouldn't be out the ordinary. it's had fourfemale prime ministers and is currently led by a coalition of parties, all with female leaders. courtney bembridge, bbc news. right, that's it from me for this hour. do have a look at the website, and if you are online, you can get in touch on a social media about the stories we have covered. i am on twitter. i am lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news, bye—bye. hello there. tuesday's wind and rain was a distant memory by wednesday. in fact, some areas where we'd seen the h

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in santa rosa, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> download our nbc bay area app. you can put in your zip code for a detailed forecast for your neighborhood. >>> the trouble has not stopped for southwest airlines. the airline canceled more flights. here's how it looked like in dallas, long lines and lots of angry passengers. now, some of the passengers are questioning southwest's explanation. >> you'll find lots of people hanging out around the southwest ticket counter. many of them waiting for fights delayed or canceled. steven smith got the e-mail at 2:00 a.m. >> they said don't try to rebook it. it will be wednesday before you can -- you know, get to your destination. okay. i'll keep the 8:45 p.m. flight. >> so, he's waiting. and he's not alone. >> flight aware shows in san francisco, 14 southwest flights were canceled and 5 delayed. at sjg, 13 canceled and 8 delayed. two passengers told us heard from gate agents that workers calling off sick led to the delays. we asked southwest about that. an agent say, unfortunately, there's quite a bit of bad information flo

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we are going to hear from greg jensen, aerial investments, and john rogers.onathan: looking forward to that. lisa abramowicz going through the day ahead. joining as his chris marangi, gameco ceo. it feels like q1 but it is not. what is the difference for you right now? chris: i think expectations for nominal gdp growth for something like 10%. they are still 10% but the mix is different. we see supply chain issues crimp real growth and those persist and probably worsen. tom: i have been dying to speak to you to know what you think about the gloom on revenues and margin compression. i want to know what you guys think we are going to see on revenues. are they better than good? chris: i am not worried about revenue. there is plenty of demand across the board. the issue is, can that demand be fulfilled? we talked about it ad naseum, that has caused market compression. -- ad nauseum, that has caused market compression. how persistent will those margin pressures be? are we at new levels for labor costs under national resource inputs? i think the answer is yes. once

>> this is deputy city jensen, and i understand that deputy city attorney pearson had worked it out in advance and it is on the agenda although it's not involved. i know it does show up on the agenda now, that it might be heard today, but my understanding is that you are, in fact, allowed to hear it today. >> supervisor preston: no, and i saw the communication discussing that, but i wasn't sure if we could formally adopt findings without that motion, but since it is in the agenda, we can do that. >> that's correct. and it's my understanding that the board will be acting in a way tomorrow that will allow it to be enacted for the next 30 days without enacting city legislation. >> supervisor peskin: we met on the rules committee earlier today and adopted the same motion after some scintillating public comment. >> supervisor melgar: okay. if you don't have anything else after that, supervisor preston, let's go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. d.t. is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. for those already in the queue, please wait until the system says

. >> reporter: in san jose, tom jensen. >>> a fire in san jose put eight people out of their homes. the flames broke out in a two-story apartment complex. there's no one hurt. but there is damage to several units. >>> a fire went through an assisted living home in san lorenzo. it broke out around 3:00 this morning. the alameda county fire department says the neighbor played a significant role from the fire getting larger. the fire displaced eight people who lived in there. they will be taken to a nearby home to stay. the cause of this fire is a mystery tonight. >>> now, to our making it in the bay series. an ambitious prime minister is tackling the twin problems of disparity in oakland. it's is allowing the minority homeowners to get places to stay. several groups are part of the initiative. the city of oakland, the self-help credit union and the city foundation. >>> couldn't miss this protest outside of mark zuckerberg's palo alto house 3 the morning. organizers of the fire zuck campaign is angry about facebook's policies. its recent study that instagram they be harmful for young g

joining me now is the president and ceo frank vang-jensen. a third quarter be.aid that you've also looked to deliver a new set of financial targets and business plan as well. i'm sure you can't give us the specifics yet. you are working on updating those. and you give us a flavor of what that update might bring? frank: good morning. yeah. we have get again delivered a strong quarter. that's why we are now updating our business plan and our financial targets. the third of february next year. let's come back to the details in three months. dani: fair enough. you've also yesterday announced a share buyback program of about 2 billion euros and a second want to come as well. how do you reese -- see returning cash to shareholders at a time when central bank regulators are allowing this but many are voicing caution saying, the worst of the pandemic is not over. frank: yeah. we are strongly capitalized. we are having a very large buffer to our requirement. this month, we have paid the remaining 2019 and 20 dividends of 2.9 billion euro. and then tomorrow, we will kick o

today in the bay's tom jensen reports. >> people out in san leandro, even after the shaking they feltthe last 24 hours. >> i felt two. >> a quake today outside of san leandro nearly in the identical spot of last night's 3.0 quake. >> it's what we have to deal with living here. if we lived back east, we would be dealing with hurricanes and other stuff. >> others are still concerned, though, always worried it's a precursor to something much bigger. >> it worries me because we are in line for the big one, the big one, the big, big, big one. >> nbc bay area was told in a phone interview, this is nothing to be alarmed over. >> it's not unusual. these earthquakes, they will come in and have their own little aftershocks. >> but she says it's not a guarantee of safety, because san leandro sits right on the fault line. >> i can't promise something bigger will not happen. >> and even after a weekend of shaking, life goe here. >>> now turning to the fires burning across california, and great news from the fawn fire. it's 100% contained after burning for a week and a half. a 30-year-old woman of

thom jensen for "today in the bay." >>> now the u.s.aging about 73,000 new covid cases per day, and that's down from 173,000 cases per day recorded back in september. >>> the fbi data is detailing anti-asian hate crimes increased 73% in 2020. the fbi reposted the data yesterday when an error was found in ohio data in the first press release. 500 more cases were counted in ohio alone. >>> it's 5:35 right now. the elizabeth holmes fraud trial resumes today. a pfizer scientist talked about the report he wrote, and then prosecutors presented what they suggested was a forged letter to walgreens indicating pfizer approved the blood testing. one juror was let go for playing a gam in her notebook. >>> then, a danville police officer was accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall never took the stand in his manslaughter trial. he shot and killed a man when police tried to stop his car when he drove around a roadblock. >>> police in palo alto are concerned about a elaborate crime that affected a woman in her 70s. police released this

michael are getting, greg jensen, and jean heinz. a lot of bearishness on china. this is compelling. we heard from jonathan fitzpatrick saying, we are not putting money into china right now. others are saying, perhaps it is on investable. jonathan: i always felt like secretary ellen is speaking directly to men. she's looking on the cameron speaking to me. thank you very much. will be catching up with him later. tom: boy does he go after them about their core response ability which is inflation and jobs. he speaks on inflation here, and it is the cliche, but we have real authority. the fed is fighting the last war on inflation. you really have to wonder -- there is a certitude here. it just cannot be the 1970's. the red sox cannot win. we cannot have inflation. jonathan: the red sox did win. tom: five minutes and 36 seconds late. i what might a small tie today -- i want my baseball tie today. are we fighting the last war? is disinflationary war or is there something different going on? jonathan: continuously over the last year or so, it is said that if we wait too

a conversation right now -- coming up, greg jensen of bridgewater.his is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president biden will meet with financial and corporate leaders today to discuss a potentially devastating debt default. amongst those attending mojica morgan chase's jamie dimon -- attending, j.p. morgan chase's jamie dimon and citigroup's jane fraser. it is a strategy shift by the white house. president biden's team is trying to broker a deal to scale back his ambitious economic agenda. advisors are weighing liberal policy priorities against moderates' concerns about inflation and tax hikes. in michigan, he called foes of his plan "complicit in america's decline." fed chair jerome powell has game support that could gain him a second term to lead the central bank. more than half of republicans on the central banking committee are backing him. his most vocal opponent is democratic senator elizabeth warren. saudi aramco is close to claiming the prize of the world's most valuable company from apple. the oil giant has

how great jensen wong is doing and how great nvidia is doing and all the stories that seemingly have a better narrative around them. as you said, over one year, your target, your outlook, people are going to be disappointed over five years, why not take a bet on what you say is cheap stock? >> i think it simply comes down to uncertainty so if you wait a year, are you going to be -- have any -- you will have more insight, and you will have avoided the pain of what happens in 2022 if they are targeting being ahead in 2004, you will have a far better idea when we get closer to that time. 12 months from now, 18 months from now, whether they are executing the plan, whether they are starting to come out with technologies that are competitive. but i just don't see why one would be involved now when all you can see is the investment. we are still looking at the projects that were started by the last team. and so you are not really seeing what pat brings to the table until 24 or 36 months from now. >> matt, thank you very much that's matt bryson. >>> coming up, react to the big deal that surp