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upper 50's to let 60's coolest along the coast into san francisco and richmond and mid-to-upper 60'slsewhere with more sunshine as you head southward and more clouds headed to the north where sprinkles are possible and a better chance of light rain which is measurable in the north bay. upper 40's to, say, low 50's stepping outside tomorrow. our atmospheric river fell to the south and fell apart. a secondary one is building and moving toward portland and seattle so we will be on the southern edge. you can see the sprinkles by noon a better chance of light rain in the afternoon with the future radar runs dipping down to santa rosa. overnight it is easier for the rain to reach the ground and the green is more widespread but stays in the north bay. for thursday evening, we are looking at the same thing. friday we will be mostly cloudy but dry for value -- valentine's day and on saturday the cold front comes from the north but then falls apart. it will dump the moisture in the north bay and taper overnight headed into the south bay. the seven-day forecast shows mild temperatures through f

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think when a police officer pulls you over and he is requesting put thehone dn, give me your phone, let me spolice oicers need a certain level of authority over people. that is what they do. neil: what she had, okay. like you want to see the hands if she had a weapon. what if she had the phone lying on the dashboard? he would still want it. none of h business. >> good question. i'm not defendin what this police officer did but at end of the day i think he fell into her trap. she was being very combative. arguing. like looking for a fight. gues what, neil? she is running to the court house steps and trying to sue for millions andillions of dollars. seems she not bei mother teresa here. if she had a reasonable belief he was pulling her over illegally. neil: can you imagine if mother teresa were alive and you pull her over and record every word. >> she was trying t record. neil: ladies thank you very much. >>> meantime jorgan pac up millions of fines to the government and still gives the executive big pay raises. i you to meet the guy who says, that is not a settlement. that's a sham. in the ne

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let's talk about s&p before we get to some general stock picks you have as we gear up for tomorrow.6. okay, so you're looking at an s&p at 1916 right now. that's, i'm assuming, after we go through the official correction of 8-10%. >> right. cheryl: and, again, you are saying we should be defensive in the near term. so let's talk about this with the s&p, because many of our viewers do have that, it's just, frankly, a solid benchmark of your portfolio, solid place to put your money. >> well, again, most of your investors are going to be longer term than what i deal with. so that 1916 target, for me targets in individual stocks and in the s&p as well is an area that i'm pretty confident the market is going to reach. i don't look at targets as where the high for the year is going to be or the absolute highest point that the s&p can get to. 1916's going to take us to about a 5% gain on the year, 6%, somewhere in that range, and i think that's a reasonable thing to expect. but i want my whether it's indices or stocks, i want my targets to be reached because ttat's where i start to slowly

satya nadella is in his mid-40's. let him run the show for the next 10 years and give him the support to do it. >> what about the big picture? >> they need a major transformation. balmer has been there too long. 14 years has been too much. the company has missed opportunity after opportunity in the i.t. space. it has relied very heavily on office and windows. in many ways, it is a classic innovator's dilemma. they are latched into the old world that is going away. they have not moved progressively to mobile. yes, facebook missed it, but they came back a year later very strong. it is going to take a major makeover -- five years, maybe 10. it is going to be a major change. the key is, does nadella have the support to make these major changes? to make the painful changes that will have to be done? maybe the investors won't like him. maybe they will have to take a short-term hit on the stock price. he is going to find himself one day with the space going away, starting to erode like ibm did. >> how far away are we from that d

s. >> let's talk about some minor delays out there. with some problems for the cta along sheridan and acting boss. go on line because the situation is changing and perhaps the morning. we may see some modifications. 93 and cottage intersection still blocked due to an earlier fire. the fire has been struck. but that intersection is still blocked off. fire from sunday in mount prospect still has a single lane in that area but only the northbound lanes. it looks like all the southbound lanes are wide open. the numbers look good. no big delays. wide open and clear throughout northwest indiana. >> still more to come including the latest on off-duty sheriff's sergeant who shot and killed a rubber on the far south side. >> and a new poll on the race for the illinois governor. >> a new round of subpoenas in the breach scandal in new jersey. he plans to visit chicago today. >> and the reporter is apologizing to samuel l. jackson. >> it so brutal. you have to watch it. metra's new boss defee agency's performance during the extremely cold weather

s. let's see how the market is doing. it's a little bit lower. dow now falling by 18 points.down by three. michele and frank back to you. >> all right. jason brooks, thank you. >> let's find out if the super bowl hang over has anything to do with traffic right now. >> we do have a head ache on your roads now. north bound 880, all lanes are now back open. look at the sensors, they're very slow now. the middle lanes are blocked for a good 20 minutes or so. delays far back as the 280 interchange. only about 21 miles an hour. approaching the earlier accident scene there may be activity off the right hand shoulder. they turn on the meter lights after 6:00. now we have delays backing up. on the east shore freeways we see it there on our sensors. if you're traveling westbound 24, it looks great. all the way past telegraph. south bound 680 on the onramps, reports of an accident blocking the onramp. heading to the scene now. westbound 580 big delays this morning. you can see it on that drive time they're in the red. nearly a half hour between the pass and dublin interchange. 880 in oa

let's remember the s&p was up 32% last year.ctions and pullback and consolidation is the natural process in markets. i do think we need some catalyst going forward. equity markets are, i think, fairly valued here. but you got an opportunity to buy the dips here. >> this idea of the counterintuitive trades working well thus far, whether it's gold or for that matter even bonds, has surprised a lot of people. yourself included or no? >> you know, i think that there is -- there's still a tendency to rotate back into bonds when equity markets tend to pull back. i'm not surprised by that. actually, i think it's been going on for a hundred years. >> how much -- it's josh. how much do you think these week-to-week inflow and outflow numbers really matter to an investor who has a time horizon longer than five trading days? aren't we seeing, oh, the market was down so people bought bonds. this week it was up, they went back to stocks. is it actionable at all in all of your experience in the markets or not really? >> inflows are important.

one of the things has been that some people have been resistant to move into, let's say a master leased s-r-o on sixth street because they felt that's where they may be for the rest of their lives. so, their tendency has been to hold back. it's complicated things. i think we've really come in the past few months to understand that an individual entering our housing system as homeless should have the opportunity to move into other housing opportunities. public housing is an important aspect of this. below market rate housing. other affordable housing that i don't think that we viewed housing from a ladder approach that people had the opportunity to move up into different types of housing which in and of itself creates more openings for people. and i think that that's really -- it's an important concept. i think it's really important that people not feel that they're stuck. none of us who necessarily want to move one place and live there for the remainder of our lives. also, one of the things the ten-year plan calls for and i think is best practices nationally, is to really do a coordinated

chick on the leaders from around the world this is auntie international this week a massive gap let's hope the u s diplomat revealed washington's true ambitions for the anti government protests that of well ukraine as well as his attitude towards other european partners to his marine a fortnight. in ukraine. we stand for the principle that all people have the right to express themselves freely and peacefully. and i have a say in their country's future as it turns out to washington is it just hearing from the sidelines. the this video posted anonymously on youtube my understanding from that call us assistant secretary of state the torino winter and the us ambassador to keep our herd orchestrating ukraine's political future playing a game of verbal test with ukraine's opposition leaders. i can't yet economic experience that opening period. you know what he needed to create a tiny book on anti he'd be talking to them what time the week the embarrassing the conversation goes from bad to worse when washington senior diplomat drops the f bomb while dismissing the european union so called eu three. that

tonight he says he isn't going to stand by and let that go. kpix5's message has moved from the pulpit to the streets in a story you'll see only on 5. >> they could be grieving today. >> pastor wheeler is counting his blessings. he is out 8,000 dollars in jewelry. and $300 in cash. but as he poupts it, he has live -- puts it, he has lived another day. >> i told him i was a pastor. i believe that is the only reason why they didn't shoot me. >> last night he stopped for dinner at a cafe. as he got into his car. >> when i get one foot in, the guy comes from across the street and approached me. he had the gun down like this with his hand on top of the gun and said give me your money and give me your jewelry. >> other people witness the armed robbery but di't realize it because the suspects were so close as if they knew him. >> middle 30s, emilie 40s. they were not youngsters. we with can't blame it on them this time. they were well skilled. they weren't sloppy. this lets me know they have done this many times before. >> but it was a first for him. and his

what is happening the bounce keeps going and not letting bulls get back in. s&p on 50 day moving average. now it higher again. end of february historically is kind of boring maybe we catch our breath and march and april are two strongest months going past the 20 years. seasonality it looks good. small caps started to lead late last week. we know they lagged all year. we have tech leadership. small caps are jumping in. it still looks pretty good to be bullish for next several months. david: larry talk about earnings. we're about to get herbalife. what do you think of the earnings season so far? >> i think the earnings season has been good. beaten he can accident takes on a large percentage on the top line. people need more than that they can't get their head around the fact how could you have corporate earnings expanding and a benign global situation especially with emerging markets. it only goes that far and right now we're looking at multiple expanding about 15 1/2 for 2013. we'll start to see a summertime look at $128, $130 per share that takes it down to 14.

let's go kron4's will tran who is live on the san mateo bridge tracking the storm in hayward. the morning will. >>will: not so bad. i'm not complaining now. 30 minutes ago it was just a downright shower. right now we have a light sprinkle and it's probably even worse because of the windy conditions. you can see the cars. you have to drive slowly. being out here i've seen some cars and drive. even if it's not raining now is so many of those on the roadways. if you don't believe me check this out. we shot this video around 345 in the morning. it was really coming down hard about 20 minutes ago. i put the camera and the back of my car. i put it on a tripod and i started driving northbound on 880 just to show you how hard the rain was coming down at that time. i purposely got behind a car just to show you the lights it was puddling even at that time. and of course even though it's not raining right now those puddles are still there. people were going very slowly. the best thing that could possibly happen to you this morning is bumper-to-bumper traffic. and just being a traffic rep

come out yet you look at the charts and like you said-- it's up 300%--from 20 up to the mid 70's now.i would letle in a little bit and if there's any retracement here to that low 70s number--i'm a big buyer. > >let's move on to gap. exciting news here. the company is raising wages for workers. earnings are out on thursday. this stock is up about 33% for the year. what do you think? > >i'm just leery in general of retail right now. we just have not seen good numbers come about. now, this news in gap is great. the fact that they're raising wages is great. they may report a fairly good number. there comps number have been good but in general in retail, i'm not so enthralled with that industry right now. so if anything, i would give a wait and see. maybe if it pulls back and into the mid 30s that we saw earlier--that's a place where i would dip in but not right here. > >thank you and have a good friday. > >you too. we just want to thank you for watching our show this week. coming up monday-- the capitalist pig will be here an inside look at trading you probably have not seen before. we hope you will

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eliminating mortgage deductions, tax-exempt bonds, employer health care, and also iras and 401(k)s, lets, under this plan, we dramatically increase the standard deduction, so all the other deductions that people are used to taking aren't going to be a as important, because 90% of stacks pairsly filing the standard form. that's a huge simplification that will make it easier for the average per to do their own taxes, save in compliance costs, and that makes it much simpler. yes, we make changes there, but also at the other end, most people will not be tales advantage of those as in the past, because we dramatically take people away from itemizing. >> and lower rates reduce the value of these deductions anyway. >> that as well. >> now, corporate tax, you're cutting the top rate from 35 to 25. i think that's great. my first choice would have been abolishing the thing all together, but you're dropping it by ten percentage points. however, you are slowing down the tax write-off through depreciation and capital costs, you're slowing that down. a lot of people believe that's anti-investment and

for more, let's welcome westpa s 's senior economist and michael mckee. let's start with you. be a weather impact. and you have seasonal adjustments that we need to think about. the spread is pretty big, isn't it? >> it is enormous. the working assumption on wall street is that december's payroll figures were just wrong. the bad weather cap so many people at home. the numbers could not possibly be right. a lot of people are expecting today that will be revised away. and january will refer to last fall's trend -- hiring. we have seen a lot of soft data in other parts of the economy, housing and manufacturing data. if you think december was dead, generate was worse. the coldest winter months and three years and four times the normal amount of snow. we could see a weather effects for this month. nobody knows. the other big question is what happens with the unemployment rate, given the speed with which it is declining these think the economy was on fire. but mostly it is people leaving the labor force. there is a big debate about whether or not it is baby boomers retiring or peopl

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we have a triple digit advance in the dow jones industrial average and the s&p is at an all time high. let'snes industrial average up 109 points on the trading session. that's equal to two-thirds of a percent. there's a new high there for the s&p 500. it's up two-thirds of a percent as well or just about at 11 1/2 points. nasdaq composite is up eight points on the trading session. take a look at the nasdaq intraday chart. we did see a little fall-off in the last couple minutes. we will watch that very closely and see what happens. transports confirming the move in the dow. the transportation average is up about 60 points. the ten year note, 2.67% on the ten year yield. three winners right now, target, national oil wells and kroeger. good to have you back, ty. have a great weekend. >> same to you. stay dry if you're in the rain, stay warm if you're in the cold. that does it for "power lunch." >>> "street signs" begins now. >>> that's it, big boy. nice move. hi, everybody. mandy and i have your spring playbook. it is raining out west. it is set to snow again here. mercury is finally out of ret

let's start with agribusiness get to food stamps.o food s going to bene goingwho oing to lose?m subsidies go to farmers. the real impact for a company like cargill is you will have an ample supply of grain and oil other shift is a reliance t is r nsop ce as the subsidys ys programs rather than a directr n hayman program for farmers thats limited. if y wells fargo, cropsurance will t much but they are at benter because of the food stamp program where you have one out of seven americans working on this p am, if you are kroger mart or supervalmarthose ur consumers. you like the idea that they wili get some s . >> a little bit mo a lityou cann on crop insurance. let's start there. is this a profitable business to be in the crop insurance >> what has been i whaesting in the past three years is it is countercyclical. little bit of that hle bit luck. when you havhad drought in the , you have svery high rne coins payouts but also very high idies. the government has a large ement in making sure that policies that they will use to their crops.psps the id it is that yous ths hent armers w

s&p 500? three or four points to the dow? i think so. liz: let me push bryan piskorowski, our good friend, brian. you're saying rebalance now? now, why now? might have been good maybe at the start of the year. you may have been saying but at this point we look ahead. we could get much better data. we've had a little bit of a shakeout, why rebalance now? >> well, liz, when you're breaking this down, remember we had a 32% run on s&p. followed hyped that from 16% from the year before. a lot of investors at least we're seeing here in wells they're coming into last year and this year overweight u.s. equities. looking at this on a risk/reward perspective, getting back to the benchmark asset allocation you originally set out with. that is part and parcel of process each and every year, quarterly, annually, whatever. looking at volatility in the international markets particularly emerging, a proclivity towards u.s. large cap by u.s. investors we want to make sure we get our equal balance across. tactically we're seeing markets back and filling that shoul

let's check it out. >> rising from the depth s of the san francisco bay is the new crown jewel of northern california.nnects san francisco and oakland, is now open for business. and what a sight it is to see. roughly 280,000 vehicles travel the east and westbound lanes every day. it's now widest bridge in the u.s. with five lanes in each direction. this is six years' worth of round the clock time lapse video of the new 2.2 mile east span. they built it right next to the old bridge. the project cost $6.4 billion. this is earthquake country. the great san francisco quake of 1906 wiped out 80% of the city. the old bay bridge opened in 1936. and it sits in the worst possible spot. right between two major fault lines, the san andreas and the hayward faults. and the worst-case scenario happened, october 17th, 1989. you may remember this scene from the loma prieta quake. a 280 ton section of the old bridge collapsed. traffic came to a halt for more than a month. how big of a danger zone is this? >> it's a major concern. >> how close are we to one of these fault lines now? >> we are very close. at the eastbou

let's look at the numbers tomorrow morning. 44 for san francisco, mid to upper 30's in the peninsulasit will be chilly, patchy fog and frost, and afternoon highs is a lot like where we've been. widespread 50's in the forecast, and mostly cloudy conditions, and the extended forecast, showers arriving by tomorrow evening. continuing for your thursday, and tapering off a bit, and drying out on thursday, and we'll leave in a chance of showers on friday. saturday the clouds will still with us, and showers in the forecast on saturday, and rain extending into sunday as well. >>> thank you, a landmark day at facebook, the giant turns ten, with a new way to look back on your facebook path. >>> is it worth it, a new twist, involving the raiders and their cheer leaders. >>> you can watch our newscast on your smart phone or tablet, go to ktvu.com. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? y

the s&p 500 ise up 1.5%, finishing at 1755. 55.the dow jones also rebounding after yesterday'seste loss of 30 the dow finishing the session. let'sfishing at 15 445. the dow ht h almost 1000 points so far this year. the s&p trading near a two-month low. is there more downside to come or is it s e to buy? adam johnson takes a look. foret's enter this, timetime insight in action. first, a context thanks to our notes that since 2009 there has beenn a tal of 18 declines. xtxof a bullconte market, two were down 10%. that was ugly. sixently, we are down pewe have seen this before. it is not that bad no we have been here before. we ne to quantify how bad the selli has been. youyo look at the percent of stocks in thp 500 although their 20 day movthg average, they are seriously oversold,usly right now, look at this. most of the stocks have been moving average.above abov ab thy what is interesting,tere as youe up the same data with the s&p 500, every time we have been oversold, it has proved to beasr buying opportunity. so you see how that lines up? same thing with the volatility index, the vix. every time you have the spikes in volatility

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