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taking a live look outside in the tri-valley. looks pretty good. not a whole lot of company this morning. of course this picture completely changes tomorrow as more people go back to work. i'll have a look at the rest of the forecast and also traffic coming up in a few minutes. >>> up next today in the bay, would you pay millions to meet warren buffett? how much the private lunch will go for. >>> but first nbc bay area responds to many cases that hinge on consumers' social security numbers. >> chris surprised us. he says it's possible to change your social security number. >> most of us have one social security number for life and it never changes. sometimes that's a problem. if you're a repeat identity theft victim, you can apply for a new social security number. do that at your local social security office. >> of course the investigative unit always interested in what you know. they turn a lot of those into stories. you can call them 888-996-tips. or talk to them at nbcbayarea.com/responds. we'll be right back. i call it like i see it. the race f

mike, how is it looking for drivers in the south bay? >> we'll take a look. we heard about an incident on 680 around 101. don't see any problems. that would be the overpass right here. 101 itself nice and steadily flow as you would expect. again it was around 680 around king but no slowing. chp doesn't have details about any lanes blocked. we'll track that part of the south bay. give you the overall view of your bay as you look down to the south county. gilroy, san martin, made towards san jose, 17 both directions over the summit, an easy light drive. contra costa we have highway 4 off the antioch bridge and no slowing coming out there to the early commute towards the walnut creek interchange. a fender bender reporting around the freeway, approaching 24, hoping to get more details from chp in next few minutes but if you're heading past the scene towards the bay bridge, you are met with all of this cash lane backup, fast track looking really good. it looks like they only have one cash lane on either side still closed but that's a pretty big backup right now. w

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look at the one-year look at the downtrend that it has been in since late january look at where it helday at the exact bottom back in february and then if you took a look at the five-year chart, look at that downtrend where that $45 support intersections with the uptrend from the 2016 lows this is a pretty critical bounce that it had today. and so if you're playing this for a hot trade, i think it makes sense to define your risk and play with calls. >> i don't think it's cool when they ask for the stamp when they're not a part of the game and they want the play the game. he brings himself in >> hot mess. he is ready to go hot trade. good for him >> you'll get your stamp there it is. >> he got stamped. >> you got stamped >> wait a minute i want to play one more, one more guy's shirt-tie combination. [ laughter ] >> are we going to get the stamp? >> he can't even see guy >> pretty good shot. >> that was great call >> thanks, dan dan nathan from the code conference for more "options action" check out the full show friday at 5:30 p.m. i think that sound effect was a dying cow. >>> coming up

the nimitz looks good. as we look at your travel times, also the tri-valley looks great for 580. mild slowing coming down through pleasanton. we'll give you a bigger look at your commute coming up. >>> and a very happy tuesday to you. apple will report its profits after the closing bell this afternoon. facebook holding its conference in san jose. our kris sanchez has been reporting on that. >>> the california supreme court made a huge ruling monday about who can be considered a contractor. this could affect uber drivers and door dash delivery people and that kind of thing. the court said if your job matches what the company does, you're a worker, not a contractor. so, for instance, this young woman parking cars for a car parking company should not be considered a contractor because the whole point of her job matches the company's mission. >>> other news, the president has delayed imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum from the european union, canada and mexico. this comes just days after the president met with german chancellor angela merkel. germany and the eu have threatened to

look at what is happening with right move.eing described, we are getting a rewrite around right move. it is trading up by around 5.2% today. are seeing an effect coming off this daily mail story. if you look at the downside, i would say that it is dominated by dividend stocks. the ex-dividend story is dominating what we are seeing in the bottom of the market. meetnald trump set to north korean leader kim jong-il and on june 12 in singapore. he tweeted that both try to make it a special moment for world peace. trump made the announcement after greeting three u.s. citizens free by north korea, praising their release as a conciliatory gesture by kim. >> the relationship is good and hopefully something very good is going to happen, and they understand it is very important for them. it is important for everybody. japan, south korea, china, everybody, i think it is going to be a very big success. >> israeli prime minister is accusing iran of crossing a rockets.y shooting in response, the military conducted its biggest raid inside sy

police are looking for the suspect but take a look at the pictures.d as 20-year-old joseph back shaw, if you know where he is or you have any information please call police. >>> investigating a deadly shooting in the north bay, coming up what we know about the 80-year-old gunman who took his life after the shooting that left one woman dead and another injured. >>> also, a big playoff sports night in the bay area. when we come back a preview of the warriors playoff game in new orleans and the san jose sharks are going to las vegas to play the golden knights. >>> good morning, if you're looking at a commute i just noticed something on highway 4 but if you're looking at this commute you can see the golden gate bridge is looking good. headed south into marin county the commute is looking good all the way through.>>> we have a fog bank but it is burning off a little bit sooner today with higher clouds. a little warmer on your friday and we will look at those temperatures coming up. >>> welcome back to "ktvu mornings on 2", bart police in oakland arrested a

>> because if the apartment looks like that, who knows what carmen looks like. >> i will give credit to mom and dad for not wearing gloves and sitting next to that book. if anyone has a messy flat mate, whatever, it could be worse. >> oh my d! >> i often give fellas a hard time with the silly things they come up with. >> this is actually amazing. these two got together, got their chainsaws out. took them several hours, once they got this perfect flow, moving, they were agrooveing. >> why didn't they create a nice bird? >> why wouldn't you? >> boat owners will tell you, the day they bought the boat and sold the boat n. this case, you got it for free, you don't have to go away. you just have to maintain it. >> like the music, everybody? >> keep warm. >> you are going to be a lot colder in the water when it melts. >> no worries. for now they're floating down the river. the fire is nice and hot. >> they got a crack, though, there is a huge crack in the ho hole. >> yes, everything i said about the fire, ignore it. >> i knew you'd change your mind. i decided to let you talk it out yours. t

you're looking at it -- it's above 3%. lisa: look at how at 8:30 p.m. traders reposition their books. it only climbed higher. the highest since july 2011. lisa: it makes you wonder where the next level is. scarlet: let's bring in our sector spider report abigail doolittle. you are going to key off the higher yield when you look at the sectors. abigail: you are right. yields are a big peas of what we are looking at. that is the real estate etf. spider to wector see the xlr e is down 1.7%. its worst day and more than two months. the double way me. firstly yields you were talking about, let's take a look at the today chart. this is a stringer. we have had a huge backup in rates. not so long ago at the session highs. but held as even bonds sold off. inflation fears, repricing of risk fears, lots going on here. but also, really putting coolness on the real estate sector for a couple reasons. of course, selling homes with rising rates, not the easiest thing to do. also, if we take a look at the movers in the space, we are going to see a few of the reefs. thes

when we look at an environment of, we look at four factors.tors are the economic environment, macro prudential regulations are not as strong. could weaken. for the property markets, the hong kong banks have held in a lot on the capitalization side, but also provisioning of stress testing. i think that is less so for the china-related risks. we see they have refrained from putting explicit measures on china-related activities. rishaad: tell me about the hong kong monetary authority and their role in this. they have been competent regulating what is going on, but you are suggesting that is under challenge. >> they are a strong regulator and have helped the banks to sustain good capital and competitive positions. we see the chinese banks expand in hong kong with considerable resources. them, but theyg also face regulation from their home regulator in china. hong kong banks expansion into china come the subsidiaries of the hong kong banks are ,egulated primarily by the pboc so we think there is a case for good cooperation. at the same time, maybe

it was how cars looked.even today, one of the -- one of the first things that might attract us to buy a vehicle might be the look of a car, rather -- whether it works or not, or works well, its engine, and performance, might be secondary. it's the appearance that first draws our eye. harley earl was very big on this concept. of the appearance of a car. in your mind's eye, try to picture and anti--- an antique car. what does it look like? what are its defining characteristics were elements? dashboard elements? i have -- or elements? i have a picture here. what i want to ask you about are some of the elements that you see in this car. what would you say about the headlights and the horn and the bumper and the tires? the spare tire, including the offender, the running board, the windshield, the license plate? there might very well be a luggage rack bolted in the back. what strikes you about those elements of a car? how would you describe them? student: the headlights are closer together than modern cars. it doe

right now kari has a look at what's going on outside. what's it look like, a good one? >> another beautiful day. we can't complain. weather on repeat. if you like yesterday's weather, get ready for another one like that. let's go to martinez and check out temperature trend, 70 at 12:00, mid-70s. all our high temperatures, san jose 75, 64 oakland, 71 santa rosa, san francisco 61 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend and mike starts out with a delay. >> for folks on the track ace trace number one

look at that. we got an exclusive look at the initial test run and spoke with the designer jim campbell. >> i'm less stre it now and more excited because we've seen what it looks like with imagery up there. very happy with visual results. >> now that display covers the top nine floors of the tower, special cameras will camera each day's images and light up the tower at night. now on a clear night, those images will be visible up to 20 miles away. so a great little scenery, go outside and say let's look up at the sky. >> look at the lights with me. >> except for if you're driving anywhere within those 20 miles. >> don't do it while you're driving. >> keep your eyes on the road. >> have a passenger describe it. >> coming off a great weekend. >> it was. >> we had such a nice weekend. i know some people like it a little bit warmer especially near the coast -- >> we'll get there, right? >> we'll get there eventually. let's not rush it. we've enjoyed nice steady temperatures from the morning clouds that

here is a look at our winds. you can see there's a little bit of a sea breeze out there, but not much. that's one of the reasons why we have almost total sunshine. a few clouds trying to develop. they won't last month. let's jump right into it. if you liked yesterday, how about today. it will be warmer, 58 to 51. stay in the upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. around the bay, 69 at noon to 73 at 4:00, 67 at 7:00. look at the sunshine inland, pushes our temperature from an average of 72 to above average 80 at 4:00 to a nice 69 at 7:00. a roller coaster temperatures coming up in my skuft. first let's talk about the traffic. >> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. before the metering lights were on, we had a large stackup in the cash lanes. it didn't start off great and things continue to back up into the maze. we don't have any blocking incidents along that route the rest of the way once you make it past the metering lights. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hour and one minute. that's in the red. westbound

look at those moves.at seal used a key to get inside, and couldn't quite contain himself once he made it in. he walked away with a laptop, but he has been arrested. >>> morgan hill police need your help finding a man they say tried to kidnap a teenage boy. police just released a sketch of the suspect. take a look. the boy told police the suspect grabbed him after school on thursday. the boy told police it happened on burnett avenue. he says that he managed to fight him off, and the suspect drove away. . police are still searching for the suspect and his car, possibly a black ford sedan. >>> cue the "jews" music, great white shark sightings are on the rise. experts say each year the population is growing, and they are seeing more of them in all sizes very close to shore. specialized helicopters out of watsonville took reporter betty yu up to see those shark-infested waters. the company said this is the new norm, and it spooks to the health of the monterey bay. >> the marine environment is doing well, and i

i want to look at the xlf. i want to look out to september expiration it should catch a lot. i know it's going to catch all these stock earnings today when the etf was trading 2780, you could buy the september 28, 24 put spread paying 90 cents for that that is your match risk. it breaks even down at 2710. you can make up to 310 max gain below 24. then i just want to kind of show you one quick chart here you're risking 3.5% to basically have three months of this exposure down to a level if you look at the one-year chart, 27. i'll let carter tell you what that is. >> you agree with that in terms of level >> sure. if we keep that chart up, i mean you can draw the head and shoulders top there as clearly as you could draw any formation. we know it's a topping out formation. but, two, we know it's not just banks. big property casualty stocks are acting poor. we know that unum and lincoln, certain asset managers like invesco, amp, and so forth so it's banks, but it's also other interest rate sensitive stocks this is the important thing about small cap. waiting in the russell 2000, f

bottom line looks great, cash flow looks less good.dn't seem to pick up on this typical working capital bill we get in the first quarter. up by abouttrading .1 percent kerry euro dollar is trading one, cable rate 137.48. this is the ftse 350, there is a -- materials look a little mixed, industrials look a little mixed. industrials look to be off. consumer staples look like an area we are going to see some strength in this morning. that area looking brighter this morning. less so when it comes to financials. there are a few hotspots in the market, a little weakness. consumer staples look like a standout. a few standouts in the material space. energy looks mixed this morning. matt, what have you got? bread that is at interesting. at 156-100. on the positive side, but not a huge spread. as far as the winners, we have just eat at the top. it is a stock sam wanted to talk about him of the stocks team is following. then you have experience, as group. compass b.p. up 1.6%. it looks like the market is pretty happy with the beat bp posted on th

look. behind bars in a patrol car. >>> in the dog house, look at this cute little convict behind bars. sonoma county sheriff's office wrote a cheeky post about the so-called escapee. you'll want to read it. follow me on twitter, i just shared that story. @lauragarc @lauragarcianbc. you're watching "today in the bay." contra costa county couple who learned they >>> welcome back, 6:24. nbc bay area responds to a contra costa county who learned they were paying almost twice as much as neighbor for propane heat but called for help. >> chris chmura and response team looked into the huge heating bill issue and learned something important. >> good morning, linda and her husband spent $1600 for just two months worth of propane to heat their home over the winter. their bill said they paid $4.85 per gallon for liquid propane from amerigas. here's the thing. neighbors said they were paying around 2.50 per gallon. same street and gas provider but very, very different prices. linda says amerigas wouldn'

kari has a look at the forecast. >> it does start out cool with all-clear skies as we look outside in san jose. as we go through the day, we go from low 50s to 70 degrees at 2:00 today. it's going to be a nice one today, but what about the rest of the week? we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> and what about the drive? that certificates tsets the ton. the san mateo bridge looks just fine but there's early trouble in dublin. ad lib live picture-- jose >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. bye monday, see you later. hey, it's the 1st day of may as well. >> it is. and that's a big thing. >> i used to always think of may day as leaving little baskets of flowers for your neighbors. that's what i used to do. >> so whether you love it or hate it, expect to see this all over your facebook today. ♪ >> so that's the 'n sync song. you might think it's not so great, but the so-called holiday comes one day after the boy band unveiled a star on the hollywood walk of fame. to celebrate, j.t. hanging out with ellen all afternoon. it's actually an hour-long interview. at one point he and his ba

. >> it's hard to look at. you're looking at the golden gate bridge. you can see the cars moving through right now. we're tracking some drizzle this morning as you head out the door "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to look at your commute because we saw the fog, we want to know about that. but the fog in itself and low lying clouds, that's something that -- >> it's not just the golden gate bridge, it's all around the bay area as you get ready to head out this morning. that will be the difference that will keep temperatures cooler today but we'll get sunshine later this afternoon. let's look outside in oakland. as we get ready for the a's, that game will be at 12:35 today, first pitch at the coliseum and it will be at 63 degrees. lower 60s and a lot of sunshine, make sure you have the sunscreen if you're going to be out there. today we're going to see those highs in the inland areas coming down to 75 in concord. 72 in san jose and 60 in san f

look at connecticut. doing well, illinois and michigan, what about kentucky and west virginia, then florida, tennessee, wyoming, nevada, washington state. it's fact. without facts, anything is possible. even lab -- liberal economics but facts do not support their world, look at the growth, what did john f kennedy do when he was president, he cut the lowest rate from 20% to 14% and he cut the corporate rate from 52 to 48%, he tried to cut it to 48% but thank god goldwater stopped him. he put in the investment tax credit. he cut taxes around trade products, we have economic growth and the united states budget went into surplus, kennedy accelerated depreeption, look at what regan did -- depreciation, look at what regan did, even clinton, i am not talking about hillary, before that, every dollar you earned, you lost 50 cents in benefits. he signed a law that you have to look for a job to get welfare, he put in the biggest capital gains cut in history, he dropped the rate from 28 to 20% but more than that, he

look at this live look from our fremont camera. it is jammed up solid from mission boulevard all the way past the truck scales and tesla up to the flashing lights. still working there. bob redell has been on the scene

you have got to admit, windsor looked beautiful, the guests admit, windsor looked beautiful, the gu estse re admit, windsor looked beautiful, the guests were so well turned out and that chain that dress, i know you must been in raptures from it,... which, as those tragic spain to henry earlier is a work of craftsmanship. absolutely beautiful. i will see if i can say something sensible. i think it is great. lots of people get married, and the guests leave, the magic of average, and they are left clinging to the photos. i think it is brilliant that the celebration continues. i find it rather unbelievable, i think there was a spokesman for the duke and duchess who were saying that they are already planning on getting back to work. and you think, they are not, are they? here is that these aren't. a bop to witney classic. does anyone bop, really? i certainly don't. but anyway. while we are about it. the telegraph, meghan to fight forfeminism. about it. the telegraph, meghan to fight for feminism. as is well be get a bit of meat to the story. we are used to the boil is not releasing too much a

look at what is going on.f theminbi will be one big stories entering this straight story between china and the united states. the chinese sending a signal with this currency move that we didn't expect. those we surveyed didn't expect it. the dollar focused on what is happening with a fed, plus payrolls later on this week. we have european data to focus on, as well. i want to show you what is happening in the oil market. we saw api data yesterday that showed a strong build in the united states. we we'll get the ia data -- eia data later. at 67.60.rading are we going to get a bigger reaction to the eia? of coverage coming up. let's get a first word update with juliette saly. juliette: in the u.s., prosecutors working for robert mueller have made clear to donald trump's legal team that he would consider a subpoena compelling the president to testify before a grand jury if he refuses to participate in a voluntary interview. according to two current u.s. officials, robert mueller believes he has legal standing to s

look at these. mainly 50s no matter where you look around san francisco. mission 61, south san francisco 60. that's as warm as it gets. daly city, sunset 50 degrees. peninsula today upper 60s. menlo park of 6, palo alto 68. however, look over at half moon bay 58, pacifica 57. head up to the north bay temperatures still about 10 degrees cooler than average. low- to mid-60s. you have to go all the way to ukiah to get close to average that's about 73. let's head to east bayshore, 63 with afternoon sunshine in oakland. fremont 66. that's as warm as it gets richmond cool spot at 61. deeper into the valleys. antioch at 70. everyone else mid to upper 60s, concord 66. that's probably the first area to see sunshine, mid to upper 60s in most of the south bay 70 in san jose one of the warm spots. a little more green on the map tonight. that's drizzle with showers, temperatures low- to mid-50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow and friday. temperatures rebound, though, for our warmest weather friday and saturday. we still don't climb out of the 70s. no

a live look of san jose. there as you could see, people on the road and the sun likes like it is shining through. >> which is nice. a cloudy start across the bay area but you can't mind a bay area morning. >> right. and we're going to see more cloudy mornings and sunny afternoons. the clear skies as we take a live look outside from at&t park in san francisco toward the embarcadero. love this shot. looks like such a beautiful day. and then as you go through the rest of the afternoon, out for a drive is reaching into the low 80s in part of the east bay and mostly sunny excise and th-- mo sunny skies and then cooling off into tonight. if you are going out to the a's game at the coliseum, first pitch at 7:05 and beautiful weather and then clouds tomorrow and i'll detail that and more events around the bay area, whether you are staying here and going to heavenly or out of town. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> well new details coming in this morning on yesterday's active shooting scene in the

as we look outside live from emeryville look at all the cloud cover. drizzle, mis, and even some showers. did you hear them last night? the air of low pressure is moving out of town with that we will see breezy wind once again. winds out of the west-north wiest peaking at 20 or 25 miles an hour around the bay today. despite the sunshine it's still going to feel cool with those breezy winds. in fact, gusty as you head out towards the shoreline. if you are going to the beach today. pier 39, live camera there. you can see maybe the satisfy lions waiting on the sun as well. some empty real estate there. but we are looking at the clouds to linger throughout the morning hours. in fact even part of the early afternoon in some parts of the bay area. live doppler 7 picking up on all the cloud cover. a live look from our goalen gauge bridge camera. you will notice the cloud cover. people sleeping in this morning. 54 in mountain view and san jose. 56 in gilroy and half moon bay. it's going to be another cool day in san francisco with the palm trees blowing and pe

looks warmer as we enter into june. live look outside.oledan gate bridge, where the cloud cover is with us. and the visibility is good. the drizzle and the showers have ended. you may have heard them last night or had wet pavement in your way as you headed out or came home late. we are looking at the clouds continuing to break up slowly through the morning hours. we will look for increasing clearing and sunny afternoon. 55 in mountain view. it's 54 at gilroy and half moon bay. 54 in oakland. vuz, upper 60s today. sun is coming your way. it will be breezier up here at our local etch boos. the west wind keeps it cool n the upper 60s. 54 at novato and fairfield. a look outside. things look nice and still right now. but that's going to change. the wind will kick up to 20 to 25 miles an hour today. the showers pretty much have ended. into the sacramento valley they go, and the sierra nevada. while we are looking at breezy and sunny conditions this afternoon. big warmup on the way for the rest of the holiday weekend. the warmest day will be mon

he is looking into that now. do you know there's also wedding insurance couples can buy in case something goes terribly wrong. we'll delve into how much it costs tomorrow night at 11:00. if you run into problems with a wedding vendor or other company, call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> spring and summer weddings coming up. so 4:56 right now. postal service celebrating something really big, 100 years of airmail service this year. >> they are having a party, coming to concord today. more on that in just a second. this is the official anniversary forever stamp, which was unveiled earlier this month. here's what's happening today at buchanan field in concord, a vintage plane will retrace the west coast airmail flight path at 9:00 this morning. you're invited to check it out. these are pictures from 1918. quite a bit of history right there. >> pretty cool, yeah. >> bags of mail are now much bigger. didn't think about amazon way back then. >> can you imagine? 4:57 right now. let's go to kari hall. this weath

everyone is looking for better terms to deal with. that looks like what is happening now. also taking a stab in the dark at this. i just want to get your views on this msci inclusion story for china. is it a game change, or is it just one small but significant step toward market internationalization? i would take it as a first step toward a game changer. you are right. this is a very small, symbolic step, and a lot more was thought to have been when the markets start opening up and the change, and you got a lot more funds going in. running, -- front we have to see how much more there is at this point. haidi: vishnu varathan, mizuho bank, head of economic strategy out of singapore. remember, you can interact with the chart, browse recent charts featured on bloomberg tv, to catch up on key analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. singapore listed food trader reported almost a 10% rise in first-quarter profits, boosted by a jump in sales. the bloomberg agriculture index tracks eight commodities, including coffee, soybeans, sugar, an

let's look at china.talked about this earlier, massive deals coming online, largest ipo since 2015, it has won the backing of some of the top tech companies. tom mackenzie is here. who is buying into this? the b.a.t. group, baidu, alibaba, tencent. they are buying 1.20 8 million shares of these. it underlines the role of is particularly tencent and alibaba with the clouds they have. they have. there is interest in fax gone -- in foxconn industrial, which will be listing. it is a unit of on high industrial position. it is the number one assembler for apple, but what foxconn wants to do, they plan to raise $4.3 billion u.s., that they will turn into things like 5g wireless and smart manufacturing, so it is an area that ends up interest in the likes of alibaba. also of interest to a unit from the railway corporation, as our china life insurance. this is one of the ipo's that will be gaining much attention this year, planning to list in shanghai. yvonne: we are getting close to what could be the largest ipo s

he looks, that picture on the front, he looks, that picture on the front, he looks a little bit stunnedit all, but if we turn to the guardian, this is where you start to get a little more information on this staging of his death. the whole thing bamboozled me today, what i saw the clips come through, i'm trying to figure out what happened because on the front page as you saw before, you only live twice. it's like something out of a james bond film that you fake a death to expose someone. film that you fake a death to expose someone. essentially it seems to be that arkady babchenko was moved to keep after threats towards his life. the ukraine security says they found out that there was an assassination plot and a gave them months warning and stage this elaborate hoax and including does, even his wife and family did not know. imagine him going on tonight to explain to his wife how he faked his own death and why as well, but i think it's actually really bad thing for journalists or trust in journalism, because they are below bin collectors and estate agents in terms of how people trust in

i want to see what it looks like and i'm sure she is going to look beautiful and you look beautiful, love the fascinator. looking good, teri. >> have fun out there. >> thank you, darling. >> remember, you can watch the royal wedding tomorrow morning. our coverage .m right here on kpix 5. >>> a live look now at the new kylie jenner pop-up in san francisco. people have been camped out all night, all night, to get their hands e latest cosmetics. the reality tv star is opening up a shop at o'farrell and grant officially opening at 10 a.m. but look at the people on the street. jenner also has opened up pop- ups in southern california and new york. her makeup is very popular. >> yeah. >> keeping up with the kardashians and the jenners. >> they know a few things about fashion. >> they do. >>> time now 6:34. a live look outside this morning at the golden gate bridge. foggy conditions out there. and neda has a check of the forecast. looks like london, right? london fog almost? >> it looks like london here but it's not going to look like london in london. they are going to have a sunny weekend

today looks warmer. i wrestle with this a little bit because i think some of the projections are a little too warm. there are still a lot of low clouds in another system coming in. some of that low cloud deck right there could give us a little shower activity, not a lot. there is another system that has to come in and this one coming in our direction has this low forming in southern california, which will give them some rain. a lot of 30s and 40s. san rafael is 46, around the bay upper 40s to the mid-40s. 47 in oakland. officially, the city is 50 but everyone else's in the upper 40s. bodega bay and san francisco buoy 50 degrees. that is cold. that is allowing the lows to drop pretty fast. 34 in truckee. it doesn't look like much but it will develop. as it does, it will pick up some rain for them. there are some winter weather advisories for the southern sierra. that next system will drop in. one more day here, maybe a day and a half of sun and clouds. warmer weather is on the way. it will kickin more on

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take a look. abc7 news reporter matt keller tweeting out this video less than an hour ago with big lines forming there. >> matt is live at the airport with what is behind this rush. matt? >> reporter: all right, good morning, reggie and natasha. this is something i have never seen in my whole life here in san jose. the security line is actually gone down from the second floor all the way to the first floor, so all these people right here are being kind of narrowed into this one escalator to go up to the second floor. and you can see just how long the security line is. i've never seen this before in all the times i've been here at the san jose airport. so much so here that they were expecting this, that the tsa actually opened up security early this morning here in terminal "b," at 3:45 a.m. the message this morning, don't be caught off guard. >> do not be late to get to your gate. and another message is that summer has come early to mineta san jose international airport. but what's really going on

>> yeah, you know, look. i think it's great news about the tariffs and not having a tariff war i think -- you know, i think trump did 100% the right thing in getting rid of these ridiculous regulations strangling companies, and he's done a damn good job on that the tax thing i really believe in tariffs is a very, very difficult thing. it's got so many variables, so many land mines. but on the one hand, you have to be tough not tough, but you can't let countries steal your intellectual properties. but being able to do a deal with china is great if it can happen. and i think this is why you have an up market and i'm very glad to have seen that and heard that. because i was concerned about this whole tariff situation. i think it turns out that if you can do that, it certainly helps our industry and our company. >> you have told me in the past that you are pretty well hedged. are you feeling like it's time to get less hedged, that we could actually go back to new highs if you get some of this trade stuff figured

if you're looking at their website looks like no trains are running. we doubled checked and they assure us everything on time. noal corridor. >> thanks. apple will release its report of iphone sales today and the results could have a ripple effect on wall street. >>> a new study says doctors should screen kids for social media your tech bytes. >> disappointing iphone sales. >> wall street watching apple. the company willrarnings expect confirm iphone sales are down. doctors are hoping to learn more about how social media negatively affects kids. >> editorial in pediatrics calling for doctors to question kids about their america suing france over a website. dhncreer t ghe site france.com. an american man had purchased the domain name in 1994 just two years after worldwide web became publicly available. experts say the site could be worth millions of dollars. hbog> indeed. >> there you go. those are tech bytes. >> have a great day. >> shop, eat, and mslajoree newo san jose. >> high-speed railway over budget and behind schedule. the federal government wan

take a look behind me. these workers tell me senator kamala harris's announcement giving them new energy. they feel enthusiasm knowing nurses will join them today. here is what day one looked like. this is front of ucsf. picket lines like this at ten campuses. they are expecting larger clouds because they plan to picket in support of workers asking for more pay and equal pay for women and people of color. senator kamala harris said she will not speak at this saturday's graduation ceremony in berkeley as originally planned, because she wants to support the strike. workers say they appreciate her gesture. it is the talk of the picket line this morning. >> they are all excited. it is nice to hear our leaders are siding with us doing here is just to send a message and say we are tired of being treated as second class workers. we want to be treated right. >> reporter: uc spokesperson said the university cannot afford to give the raises they are asking for. uc brought in replacement nurses to staff the hospital t

look for more sunshine. here's visual proof as we look from the golden gate bridge and notice the flag there. not unfurled as much as later today. >>> temperatures low to mid-50s at 7:00. mid-to-upper 50s throughout the rest of my accuweather 12 hour planner at the coast. 66 to 69 around the bay and inland. milder for lunch. 68 to 74 at 4:00. couple of degrees warmer and nice evening on tap, 63 to 65. time to turn it over to alexis smith. >> pretty quiet morning. enjoy it while it lasts. we're looking at our emeryville traffic camera. everybody heading to the maze likely across the bay bridge. no major issues. volumes pretty light so far this morning. westbound 580 tracy to dublin one route we can count on never being late. one hour seven minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, 16 minutes. 101 to cupertino looking good. couple of issues in the south bay. we'll head there coming up next. >>> dozens of people back in their homes after an early morning fire. >> amy hollyfield live for us in the upper market neigh

how does it look out there now? >> it looks pretty good. we don't have a lot going on, dave and pam. as matter of fact, it has been fairly typical commute. we had a couple of things go on. i do want to mention highway for -- 4. the highway is open there again after a serious accident. that happened in the early morning hours. it's opened now, highway 4. this is a look at the eastshore freeway. the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it looks pretty good. 19 minute drive. it as not too bad for this time of the morning. when you get to the bay bridge, you have about a 50 minute delay before you make it onto the actual bridge with no problems driving into san francisco. also we have a look at 880 north and southbound if you're going to the airport or if you are taking 580 from san leandro into oakland. that also looks pretty good right now. san mateo and then martin bridge -- done martin bridge. this is blocking the fast lane. and traffic is slowing down from tracy as you drive towards the altamont pass. 6:15. let's bring steve in with the

far today looking got. ace 1 on time no delays, b.a.r.t. 25 trains in service, no issue, normal service, no delays for san francisco bay ferry. >>> coming up wildfire fears as warmer, dryer weather approaches. a new effort under way to keep us safe. >> this wasn't a bet people going to vegas was going to make. could affect dozens of hotels and casinos starting next week. >>> the winner of "idol" is -- "american idol" fans >>> this is a look at our chance of thunderstorms. the threat is as low as it gets. this whole area shaded in green, the high country, that's pretty much what we're looking at. in fact, another quiet day. 74 yosemite. you see some of the higher elevations getting some snow, receiving snow, 77 and breezy in sacramento. mid to upper 60s in l.a. and san diego. not as cloudy as yesterday but just almost as cool and near 90 in palm springs. accuweather seven-day forecast in case you're heading to the high country. tahoe, look at thunderstorms through thursday. chance of thunderstorms linger fri

i'll look at today's temperature trend for fremont coming up. >> we'll look forward to it. coming up next, a bay area judge opens up about a recall. >> for a while you seem to be the most hated man on the internet. >> probably so. >> judge aaron persky underfire, the reason he says he would make the same decision again. >>> plus, cracking the golden state killer case, what we could learn from inside the courtroom today. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> time toetp and get moving and get back to work and school today. a live look outside in fremont. a lot of people on the roads and we're starting out with a nice and comfortable morning. some low 60s. it's going to heat up fast again today. we're heading back in the mid-80s with sunshine. well

looks like she said yes p love at the ballpark. look at that. i'd say that's a home run for both of them. >> she got a diamond on the diamond. >> he said diamond. >> good for him. that's unique. >> i was worried he was going to throw it to her. >> no, no, no. that was probably an investment. >> there's going to be a giants game this evening. >> hey. >> start making your plans. all right. it's going to be a great day. we're going to see a lot of sunshine. we start out with cool temperatures this morning. here is a live look outside in san francisco. isn't it just a beautiful sunrise. seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as you get ready to head out the door. let's go through that morning commute in the south bay. hopefully not too long for you. partly cloudy skies, 53, warming up into the upper 60s as you head out for lunch. we're going to make it to 70 degrees today in the south bay. 70 also in livermore. 73 in concord. palo alto 69 degrees. oakland today 64. 61 in st. francis. also today the contra costa county fair kicks

i'm just telling you, if you look at this 30-year historical downtrend in yields and look at the relative stops we've seen that actually coincide with tops in the equity market. >> this is "fast money" so i'm not going to talk about 15 or the last 15 years now. dan brings up a good point i will say the move today in the ten-year is reminiscent of the big move we had onfebruary 5th which was essentially taking the markets into a very negative tailspin and if you want to look again, the chartists who i think really technicians i think are largely in charge right now. you can look at this s&p failure where we did today, holding the 100, but ultimately again, you've got another downtrend line that i think still needs to be proven. so the dollar strength, i think people are making a bigger deal about this than they should. i think on relative terms, the dollar is back to where it was in december. a lot of people want to talk this is going to the next big move in the dxy, which is what we had in 2014 and '15 remember this, though. the dollar's moves in some cases are preserving a sense of what

it looks like the u.s.e still planning on this, arrangements are still being made. at the same time, they seem to have real doubt. president trump is saying we want to go ahead, but we will be fined if it doesn't. there seems to be some room in case. betty: what do you suppose of the dealbreaker? is it the fact that these military exercises, the libya model the john bolton has proposed? >> those are part of it, but it is what goes into disarmament. to the americans, they say it is clear, it has to be complete, undone,le, it can't be a real nuclear disarmament. for the north koreans, it seems to be more of a step-by-step approach. that's what the north korean leader favors, and also that the americans start removing some of their nuclear -- their military might from the region and south korea. there seems to be different kinds of definitions of what that would look like. of the what started some back and forth about maybe there won't be a summit because kim jong-un and others in his administration found thos

looking into the crystal ball of north korea is like looking at mud or looking through it, but a lot of people watching probably wondering, is the trump-kim summit in doubt? what needs to happen, and can both sides get through this to june? ian: the first thing to point out, the latest statement from north korea, we have seen a lot worst. bloated.age is they have not canceled the talks with south korea, they have suspended them. they were not threatening south korea or america. they were just saying, you want to look at this more carefully. you want to stop people from protesting in the streets of south korea. obviously, are aggressive and potentially provocative. some are looking at this, there is some room for negotiation. yvonne: even leading up to these negotiations, the positive vibe that got was contingent on the fact these spring exercises would go on. it is a u-turn. how do you think the u.s. will respond? ian: that is a good question. we will see whether the trump administration is sincere about making a step forward, achieving what on the face of it would be a huge foreign

they all tend to look alike. we also look at mid caps and small caps. going back to question, we look for founders, ceo's, companies that have high ownership among senior team, a team that doesn't turn over, they grow organically, reinvest in r&d, they are buying the stock and holding onto stock, compensation tends to be lower than other companies, they are not take 20g million dollar salaries and having half a million in ownership, it's the other way around. these are companies and the ceo's, by the way, have a long-term stake in it, they are seeing 10 plus years than 5 to 10 years like most corporate ceo's. >> what's your perception of how these ceo's are feeling about the labor shortage and the growth? i mean, obviously it's great that they are investing, right, taking a long-term view, but are they optimistic about the job market, are they optimistic about continued growth because there's also concern about rising labor costs and rising production costs. >> you're right. these are people who, you know, it's more than just the money to them. this is

looks awesome. he looks dapper too. >> whenever have you seen her look bad?nd there are the beckhams, victoria and david beckham arriving. we already know they're good friends of harry's. >> and looking ahead to meghan markle's arrival, mark, good morning. >> good morning. we've already seen just what kind of a different wedding this is. the guests you just mentioned coming in as well, very different from what we tend to see at events like this over the years. and i really think it might be time just to talk a little bit about the influence that meghan markle will have on this royal family. i think she may be t freshest breath of air to blow through it since diana quite frankly. diana, when she joined the family, young though she was, an aristocrat though she was, a function, perhaps, of the breakdown of her relationship with prince charles at the time, became a terrific reforming influence in the family with all the causes she adopted, aids, landmines, that kind of thing, her involvement as a mother with her young sons, something we hadn't seen amongst royal