i look at airbnb rallying to 50%.many stocks failed at the august high and for a stock like this trading at 40 times if we see an increase in interest rates sticks it gets dragged rower with a risk-off mentality in the market. >> marriott is reporting on tuesday. carter, what do you see there? >> a calmer name, if you will, lower beta but what we know is this, that you have well-defined tops at a common level and the stock, of course, broke out. but as so often the case, sometimes breakouts fail i think that's what's happening here we're going to pivot back to the breakout level i'm a seller if we were to clear all that, watch this you have a break in trend. >> mike? >> the options market's implying about a 4.4% move. this thing is trading at 22 times. i don't know why you want to pay a premium in an area like this they have held up reasonable well, but based on some of the bookings i've made lately, i'm not sure the number is going to continue to go up and surpass pre-pandemic levels as they have been recently marrio

but then you look at the consumer sector, looking at the labor market.icture. so, it is really difficult at this point. haslinda: it is interest in when you take a look at the asian pmi's out today, pretty strong. how do you see investors reacting, pulling money out from the u.s. europe and into asia? is that how it will play out for the rest of the year? >> i think that this reflectss two things, number one the global economy of course is slowing down and we're seeing waning demand from the developed world, but i think the reopening of china will be a major boost to the asian economies, including exports and also inbound invisibles. haslinda: what if the fed comes out strong in hawkish? well that -- will that weigh on how people view the asian economies and the potential of their investments there? >> yeah. we think that the federal state hawkish for, not cutting for the rest of this year, but a lot of this has already been reflected in the currency of the region. and we think that going forward, likely throughout -- the u.s. dollar probably will be on

it looks pretty dark. >>> take a look at the pg&e power outage map. thankfully, there is no read on this map. but you can see all the green, orange and yellow spots all over the bay area. the most affected areas of the peninsula and the south bay. if we take a closer look at the numbers we can see that 63,000 people are dealing with power outages throughout the bay area. the worst of it, is on the peninsula, nearly 45,000 are without power. followed by the south bay where 12,000 are in the dark.>>> i am here with first alert meteorologist, jessica burch. it is a lot of things happening. we are talking wind, potentially snow. maybe rain. >> it is part of the same major storm. this huge area of low pressure pushing in from the north bringing in a cold front. pitchers dropping into the 40s and 50s. to add to that, let's look at what we are dealing with. first alert weather day through the bay area. temperatures in the 30s and 40s in the bay this morning. it will be a chilly afternoon but behind you can see partly cloudy skies already. future cast, this i

we're looking at 60 san francisco, 60, even morgan hill. we're looking at 69.again, those temperatures are going to be warmer. that high pressure system bringing us those warmer temperatures. but as that low, that's going to drop down those temperatures. so again, we're going to watch for colder temperatures. we have the possibility of showers will start to see that dip in temperatures on wednesday. but tuesday is going to be very breezy. so enjoy tomorrow. that's my takeaway. you mentioned that people are off tomorrow completely. yeah. yeah. that's especially if it's a mother looking like that, it's going to thanks for >> well, a group of balloon hobby us think they might have accidentally landed in the cross hairs of the u.s. military. the club says they launched a high altitude balloon 4 months ago and we're tracking it as it made its way across the globe. while the aircraft actually went missing in action over alaska last saturday, the same day a fighter jet shot down an unidentified object in the same region. u.s. officials are still investigating what exa

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we'll look at state entities. we'll look at locals. specifically with the response on the information they did or did not have. likely did not have and we'll look at norfolk southern, their policies. there are often a lot of considerations in what gusty into what is preventible. there is usually far more than one thing. >> can i ask two quick question? did the crew know that the temperature was increasing? when they went over the first two hot box detectors. is there any reading for them telling them it's getting hotter, even if it did not yet rise to the level of alert? the second question is you, of course, are an investigative body and you offer recommendations. you are not a regulator, you can't force change on any participant and yet this has been an industry that you have tried for many years to bring a little bit more regulatory safety controls and then congress has at times kind of undermined those initiates that the d.o.t. under previous administrations had tried to enact. i'm wondering your level of frustration. you said you'

in fact, if you were to look at auto zone's performance -- >> look at that chart. >> since its ipo, it's almost doubled that of microsoft. this is one of the most reliable operating companies that exists, and i think it will just be more of the same in response to earnings. >> why doesn't it look overextended >> actually, it's not. that's the funny thing that's on your screen you're seeing with the chart. the rate of change if you look at a log chart, it's not getting any further ahead of itself than it's been in any preceding 12 month period. >> bonawyn >> i tend to like this one, particularly when compared to an nnap i know we don't play would you rather on this show, but i'm going with auto zone particularly when you look at margins and the inflation that you're seeing in the auto space, right? i think used cars and new cars prices bode well for an ability to expand or at least hold margin in this particular name >> mike? >> you have a consumer that's under some pressure, you know, when we have really low rates, you didn't like your car, you could go and trade it in, have low monthly

instead of forward look, backward looking they're going to want a few kuhn sis tent quarters of truthhat inflation is coming down to a more stable level. there the markets might be a little ahead of itself. >> what are you looking for to indicate that we're still on this decline and headed for a soft landing the labor market still seems to be a sticky concern. >> if you look at the baskets of inflation, the airy most people are zooming in on is services inflation, which is very much triggered by wage inflation, and the issue with wage inflation is it tends to be quite sticky and quite self-fulfilling. and that's something we're watching with the data we received last week. >> are you seeing signs still to come of a recession? we're hearing about a soft landing. maybe it's not going to be as bad as we initially feared what do you think? >> look at all the major outlooks of all the major players. the word "recession" is plastered all over it. number one, europe europe has moved away from this sort of dire senn arroyo to something much more benign thankings to better weather. that's impo

looking pretty good. >> and this is looking pretty great. nba crowning a new king when it comes to one of basketball's most elusive all-time records. the made-for-hollywood moment nearly 40 years in the makingmen >>> good wednesday morning. right now at 6:41, it's time to pack up the backpacks and the lunch bags and getting the kids off to school this morning in pleasanton will be a chilly 38 degrees. so a heavier coat needed. at pick up time it will be 64 degrees, so windows down in the line. we'll get a look at all our microclimates coming up. >>> traffic is moving slower because westbound 92 over the san mateo getting more crowded. still basically at speed as you cross 92. the dumbarton bridge looks good. the backup is at the bay bridge. we'll follow your commute as it builds around the bay area. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 6:42 right now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is visiting london, with uk leaders this morning. this video just into our newsroom shortly after he touched down, meeting with the prime minister. he's als

look at that picture. what a mess the two main highways linking the bay area to the lake tahoe area are open at this hour. but keep in mind chains are required on both highway 50 and interstate 80. i would just let people know to come prepared. make sure they have cables were there to help them install them. and make sure the biggest thing is when they pull over. to see us that they get off completely off the road. chp is telling drivers heading up to tahoe packed those extra supplies that means extra food, extra water and warm clothing. in case you kind of get stuck. they should expect some dangerous driving conditions with delays, detours and possible highway closures this weekend. i think they were chaining up applegate, which is like five miles out of auburn. that's 60 miles into truckee. so that's a long holiday going up there and they've got the world cup at palisades. we're going to talk about that was somewhat from that ski resort coming up momentarily. but the big question here in the bay area, i

look at this. you do have some fresh rainfall that's making its way through down there, starting to dry out for the north bay peninsula. it you're still in the midst of it all, though, really coming down now that that band of showers, this push further eastward really just skirting north of san jose and making its way up seminole 6.80, and up north from the tri valley from there. that's where heaviest of spots are really starting to see activity diminishing further north soon to be followed by the peninsula. east bay and the very last holdouts being the for the south spots in the bay area. now, this low pressure area already nudge that high pressure ridge out. first dose of rainfall this morning. the next was the one that was initially concerned about with lunar new year festivities. but good news is that it is rolling in later rather than in the middle of the parade. so this is such good news. futurecast shows a dry afternoon for us today. tomorrow starts dry. and we stay that way during daytime h

take a look at santa rosa.have upper 50s and low 60s through thursday and then some mid-60s for the weekend. so it's going to be a comfortable one. but then look toward the end of that forecast, highs only in the low 50s. so it's going to definitely feel like winter ahead and no signs of spring just yet. in fact, as we go toward presidents' day, we'll reach into the mid-60s, which is going to be nice if you do have the day off. >>> mike, you were looking at a clear look at the bay bridge. >> crisp and clear, so we don't have a blanket of fog. it makes for a nice beautiful picture. a beautiful ride right now. no slowing at the toll plaza or across the span. we should see it start to build in usual spots, highway 37 and 4. folks' routine has been solidifying. there is some slowing right here on southbound 880 getting toward 92. we heard about an issue that may be temporary slowing with bright lights moved to the shoulder. there may be a fender bender. we're looking at more volume suddenly building for 84. steady

, look with the woody. no, later we have members of different background or not. so did we, we seem to be, you know, i did time devitt in a bid form. our call, you know, i do ology and as your people in the party, young people in the country who are members of the party were, i mean we have the likes of, i showed you, but i'm, it didn't go to look up to a minute democrat on the progressive leader, and we thought it was right for to hold our lead us. we did it party accountable, and is sure that we abide by my own constitution. i'll party costs to shana, abide by our own gateway. provide level playing field for every member of the party at for eternal and excess on a contest. and that's what the ip pursued a bit was about on successfully, were able to push for 2 conventions and then wonder let to d l or the call. you might just about national committee, then the president's up primary convention. i let, i want to pick you on. i forgive me for interrupting you, but i want to pick you up on the point that you'

look at that. this video showing a building collapsing during an aftershock from the 7.8 earthquake, which struck a little after 4:00 a.m. monday local time. it's been about 12 hours now since the quake and the number of confirmed deaths has already shot past 1,000, as marcus mentioned. the same area is being hit by a swarm of aftershocks, including one with a magnitude of 7.5. here is a look at where the quake was centered. the damage heavy on both sides of the turkey and syrian border and now the search is under way to find survivors that have been trapped in all that rubble. but there are simply layers of it. be sure to stay with us as we continue to follow the very latest developments out of turkey and syria. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in the newsroom right now gathering the very latest information. she'll join us with an update at 5:30. you can find more online at nbcbayarea.com. it is right there on our home page. >>> 5:02, and threats of violence against locally elected officials i

kumasi: that's how you look every day, you show up in you look like i run this.m perched, i'm here. [laughter] spencer: got a great view. kumasi: the confidence. reggie: it really looked like the bird was enjoying it. i don't know what this is but great. [laughter] spencer: you'll go flying over it and survey this. kumasi: thank you. i love. . it spencer: surveying my territory right now. reggie: it is everything the light touches. [laughter] spencer: where is the philosophy jobina: we got stormy weather all over the bay area, roadways are wet, morning commuters challenging, heavy downpours and snow still falling in higher elevations are the storm is a level two on the exclusive storm impact scale and will be with us through most of the day before it starts winding down in the afternoon hours. by mid afternoon, the rain and snow become widespread and we get bigger breaks in between the downpours and the storm should be over by 8:00 tomorrow. it will remain windy for much of the morning, gusts to nearly 40 right now with the wind advisory expiring in a few hours a

what kind of trend or data point apart from the cpi are you looking at vehicle -- looking at? want the core service x shelter which a lot of us are focusing on to come down to sustainable levels. that would be the first thing we want to see. when we had our analysis in the fourth quarter of last year, it was difficult for us to see this very narrow unlikely soft landing in the path, but i think there could be a route to it. we have an upside case where essentially we see wage data like yesterday starting to move in the right direction and the employment cost index coming down very recently from the peaks. wage data coming down and u.s. growth being strong as an indicator for payrolls, we could certainly get a back into this goldilocks mode, which is what the market has been trading on. that's the environment or tech and u.s. stocks are doing well. tom: that is the if and when. you talk about preference for what is happening in china and europe. what is -- what else are you doing and where are you finding hedges? mark: we are saying we think the china reopening is a significant

. >>> let's look at how the roads are looking. we will start with how things are for our super commuters. a 35 minute drive from 205 to 680. things are getting busy in that direction. if we take a look at the bay bridge, meeterring lights are off. it's a seven minute drive if you are heading from the maze into the city. so not bad as the morning commute gets started. let's give you a look at the golden gate bridge. not many cars out there, a 19 minute drive from highway 37 to the bridge. let's give you a quick check at the san mateo bridge. you can see brake lights going west, a 12 minute drive from 580 to 101. >>> to san francisco where cap street and mission has had a reputation for years as a kind of small scale unofficial red light district. neighbors tell us it's really ramped up over the past few months. they say sex workers, pimps, customers have been up and down the streets. this morning the city has this solution. it's putting up barricades along the stretch between 18th and 22nd streets. officials tell us the goal is to

this looks like solid rock. is there an entry point? crafty, look at this. look at this.flaged door. that is awesome, i was 20 feet away and didn't notice. hello. look at this. michelle bought this bunker in 2004 and recently started offering tours. there are thought to be many thousands of these many thousands of these in the country. oh, that is lovely. it is gorgeous. for hundreds of years, switzerland has remained famously neutral during conflict, and staying neutral has involved taking precautions. so from the 18805 and stepping up during world war ii, these bunkers help to keep out potential invaders. look at this. wow. this is a great spot to get a sense of the strategy behind this place, because michel is telling me, this is the only road to go into this region, and that used to be covered by a big anti—tank gun that used to be here. this is prime position right here. in fact, one company here has begun offering its swiss bunker experience for the world's wealthy, with prices starting at $10 million each. and today's bunkers aren't just for the ultra rich. since t

at this, looking at that, looking at the itty-bitty things, and not the sum.ravel over the last 5 or 6 years. half of america is flat on their backs. are you aggregating u.s., british, and european data, or do you break it apart? megan: looking at a granular early is important -- granular ly is important. there is a chance that we do not get an overall recession in the u.s.. instead we get a series of early recessions. service -- you get contractions, recessions and individual sectors, but not all at the same time so it does not add up to an overall recession for the economy. that is just for the u.s.. you have to look at other sectors in europe and the u.k.. given the relatively big energy shock europe has encountered. lisa: rolling recessions -- what does that mean? you could get growth in other areas that keep propping up pricing power. megan: i think that means that inflation will be difficult to bring down. i always thought that to get from 10% t sixo percent inflation would be harder -- 10% to 6% inflation would be harder than getting from 6% to 2% infla

how are you looking at it? >> it is largely targeted at the retail investors, and that's where you get the marks. when you look at one million-dollar and above plans for individuals, they are 800,000, but for the moment, you go below 100 million dollars, it is a huge market. it runs into millions and millions of people, and they want the millions, so what we are looking at and seeing is that industries are largely targeting the $1 million plus. above $1 million plus, although you need to have the right technology, that touch and feel will always be required. what we are seeing is largely targeting at the retail individuals. rishaad: thank you very much indeed for your insights into fund management. quick look at a decline in the sector space. we did see a big run up yesterday. planning to prepay a bridge loan after some of the banks balk at refinancing the debt, and it is all down to the aftereffects of that hindenburg research short-sellers report. there we go. we got the india open about two and a half minute

just look at that. alameda county fire says more than 100 cars got stuck in the snow at the patterson pass summit. the fire crews use shovels to help dig everybody out. and power's back on this morning. after people in calais, togo were left in the dark for nearly 9 hours friday, a problem that kept most of the businesses in town from opening. the mayor says the city does have generators for power outages. that may happen during wildfires. and now the city council is considering using those same generators for situations like this. >> comes into play. we most likely would have power in the event of a lockout any time of year. >> if the generators are approved for regular power outages. the mayor says this policy may not take effect for another year or 2. and join us online as we track the storm, including and this link will take you to a page that will cover the latest road closures and power outages in your area. all you have to do is scan this qr code on your screen that will take you to that section

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we've got taking a look at the impact. but john in the weather center with a look at the radar, everything else. john, what are you seeing as showers making things wet out there and yeah, makes the umbrellas hard to handle when you've got the wind just fight me every step of the way. this is what it's like out there looking at coit tower. you can see a little movement in some of those eucalyptus trees there right around coit tower itself. we are looking at a windy start to this day, but most notably so really rainy start. we do have some spots of yellow indicating that heavier rainfall sitting right in the core of the bay. right now. you can see that right around the richmond center fell bridge as you're traveling from richmond on past san pablo on up towards the also around american canyon between the and napa. some heavier showers there. overall, we are seeing some moderate rain to heavier showers in spots. but most of us just in that moderate to light or category good coverage all across sonoma and napa counties and loo

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look at look, 16 minutes may so that fremont street exit. so definitely a lot of improvement across bridges. 14 minutes 80 to 101, heading across towards the peninsula. 101, here, traveling up. 85 into middle part. 33 minutes, you know, to 80's light. a down towards milpitas is to 37. about 30 minutes crockett down towards the maze just under 18. so you're making a good time there. the highway for to concord, about 15 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna tonight, 47 in the east bay. police say the robbers have been targeting people who are coming out of banks. >> richmond police say 10 people have been targeted in the last 6 months of 4 different banks. some of these happened while the people are after they go to the bank and they're sitting in their car and then there are other scenarios as well. >> there are also following these victims away from the bank, sometimes a mile or 2 away. potentially. so the victim lower their guard and the mother unsuspecting. we stopped a stoplight or stop for traffic. they then exit their geta

here is a live look at 880. it looks good here.ause out of here, that is where we are tracking quite a few slow speeds. down to about 25 miles per hour as you had south bound. 8080 out of hayward, fremont, this is that area that really starts to bog down once you get into that since clock hour. we are tracking brake lights coming out of the y area. the 582, the connector heading onto 880. plan for that is you are heading to the san mateo bridge. not the bay bridge, lights are on. >> one doctor has become one of the most trusted voices of the covid-19 pandemic. he constantly tweets out case numbers and vaccines and how he is protecting himself. he plans to mask up forever, but that doesn't mean in every situation. shawn chitnis has followed him around to find out why he has decided to mask up. >> reporter: he has a regular routine most weekends as long as it is not raining too hard. as he heads to his favorite coffee and bagel spot, the doctor plans to walk us through what he is weighing before putting on a mask. >> i never wear it

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what does that look like? he spent the last, his demon him a spent the last week a new going to those tapes because have to do in a really secure room to returnable the capitol police have to set up. he did a pre-veg going to start to show some of the. >> host: are these tapes the agenda six committee would've already gone through? >> guest: the january 6th committee i believe has said they would over 14,000 or carlson said he has access to 41,000 so i assume this, this is the large swath of content but the majority come those investigators and members on a committee haven't gone through. >> host: the sergeant at arms of the house said when you speak as for those tapes he pays a glass to give them the tape as speaker. will other media outlets get access to the tapes? >> guest: that's the question, that there's been a lot of pushback and why one specific news anchor one specific network is getting access to and not other once. the speaker has kind of constitutional power that is hard to question or pushback on

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we look -- we will look out for that. bloomberg mliv managing editor mark cudmore with a chart of the week. retail sales in the u.s. jumped in january by the most in two years signaling robust consumer demand. the overall increase of 3% above estimates could bolster the fed's resolve to keep raising rates in the face of persistent inflation. we are joined by bloomberg's christina. there is so much going on the markets. i wake up and read mark cudmore's note and today it said there is so much heavy news flow that the market just wants to leave a positive story. >> absolutely and initially it was not a positive story yesterday when we saw the aftermath of that retail sales reaction in markets. the markets went with the narrative that this means it will be more fed rate hikes and potentially a much higher peak then markets were anticipating. we saw the initial negative reaction but then i think the narrative of bad economic news or good for markets shifted to good news for economics and markets. this idea that investors are

look at tahoe.his is where you want the cold temperatures, or at least you are more prepared for it. a high of about 50 degrees on friday, and sunny on saturday, but sunday we will see temperatures dropping to a high of only 31 degrees as the rain changes over to snow. we are tracking that and will talk about how much snow we can see coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike, you have a crash you are tracking now? >> yeah, one over here near the doubling interchange, the taillights are moving better. we saw the speed sensors improve 580 to 680. we don't have the clear-all from chp. and there's the build closer to el charro. and then 680 south shows a build and it's feeding off of 580. the closure for 680 this weekend is being held off because of the rain, so they will have the last three weekends in february with that closure. northbound out of milpitas restricted and unexpectedly slow there. the rest of the bay, the expected pattern. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the new partnership focussed on bringin

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we looked at the broader s&p 500 in general and looking at the longer-term trend lines. 200-day moving average right now to give you a reference for the s&p 500, that level stands at just around 3,941. looking at -- they pulled the chart down, but that was where it was if you look at that past where we are now, some of the stocks in the s&p 500500 that are most above their moving average on a 200-day moving basis on the s&p 500, 25% above, 17 stocks fit the bill on the s&p 500 like that. aamongst those names that are the most in terms of relative strength above where their longer-term trend lines are, these are names you know boeing shares are about 27% above their 200-day moving average. nvidia on the semiconductor side, about 28%. netflix we talked about just how strong it's been since the lows we saw last year, 34% above its 200-day moving average united rentals on industrials, 40%, and wynn resorts, 48% so, could they be some of the ones that fall the most because they have risen the most >> nvidia reports this week. we know hotels everyone has been bullish on >> yea

here's a look at the storm. or two now and you can see we continue with snow over our santa clara hills as well as the diablo range and mount hamilton's got some light rain falling over san jose, a little bit of a rain snow mix over the santa cruz mountains. and as you stretch your eyes over towards the san mateo, it looks like right over the san mateo bridge right now leading over towards the hayward. we've got some rain there as well shifting into the north bay. scattered showers continuing here. north of santa rosa. we've got some rain there near hillsborough, granville, occidental overtures bodega bay and again that pink indicating we have a little bit of rain snow mix in the hills there. let's head to the hills, the sierra hills and mountains there where we do have slow snow levels here all the way down to about 1500 ft at times, and there is a blizzard warning that will continue until four am on wednesday, so blowing snow, very hazardous conditions even impossible travel expected there between now and then

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it's backward looking in some ways. we'll have a look at that.ngs have quite not recovered to pre-pandemic norms. what has maybe recovered his movies. bagging this record $34 million in terms of box office in china over the lunar period. the ceo told us about the strength in chinese cinemas as that continued even after the holidays. have a look. >> just to give you a set of our internal budget of the days was about 60% of where we ended up. even since the main holiday ended, we have been doing extremely well. we have been surprised by how quickly, at the same time we have been playing avatar in china. where over $50 million. avatar, 23% of the box office, 1% of the screens. it seems like people are really anxious to get out there. i knew it would come back. i am surprised at which the speed at which it has come back. >> does that confidence give you more confidence than to have new installations? are you looking at further expansions? >> we are. we have a backlog of 200 theaters in china. we have 800 open. the backlog, obviously the last two year

look at the bay bridge, all the fog hovering over the span. looks a little spooky.ut limited visibility can be an issue as you work into san francisco. give yourself some extra time there. >>> i am feeling wonderful. andy reid got what you deserved, finally beat the birds. >> eagles are a great team. we snuck one out of them. we'll take it. >> it couldn't have gone better for chiefs fans. kansas city is on top to hoist the vince lombardi for the second time since 2020. there were a lot of fun story lines leading into the game and then it was a great game. >> reporter: that's right. there were so many story lines before the game. anticipation around rihanna's after time show and the game and the show did not disappntfans and music fans. kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions. >> how about those chiefs! >> reporter: quarterback patrick mahomes was the game's mvp despite taking a hit on his recently injured ankle he led the team back from a ten point deficit putting chiefs into position to be what would be the game winning field goal with seconds left. >> everythi

looking for the fed to go to five today. we are looking -- 25 today.e are looking for the ecb to go 25 tomorrow. tom: the one common feature here, let's go latin. by definition there after the fact. i think chairman powell, when they made a switch i think they are switching the blanket. he is back. the answer is, if it is a eight minute press conference, it is all going to be the same. we have to wait for the data, including jobs day on friday. can you imagine if jobs day shows disinflation. jonathan: you do what you always do when it is cold. you still the heater. jonathan: he moves it towards them tom: professor fisher talk to me that trip -- a trick. get the foot out. lisa: a unique view on it. here's what we are looking at. ism manufacturing data comes out the month of january. manufacturing has been bleeding softer for the fifth consecutive read appeared doing start to see an ongoing deepening in the contraction? the job openings is what i am watching. you see a soft landing in the labor market? 2:30 p.m. press conference by jay powell. we will be

that doesn't look healthy to me. bounce we saw this week can last. >> all right, time to get to some tweets. our first fan asks, a few weeks ago, rt car worth charted tesla running to 170 plus, and after it hot to 210 plus today it trades around the 200 resistance support level where could it go from here? what do you think, carter? >> where could it go it could go anywhere could is not the word. you won't find this but once in a lifetime a lot of stocks drop from 200 to 100 and rally back or some derivative there of, meaning dropping 50% and recovering 100% but not at this market cap it's virtually unprecedented it's as his tarkle on the way up as down. the buying is rash, impetuous, overdown just as selling was on the way down leaves the stock difficult i'm a seller. >> our next tweet says work natural gas at lows how do you feel about calls for june 16 at the $5 strike? >> these are triple decaying instruments because you've got a levered etf has rolled cost and high volatility, so i think that's an expensive way

look at that. not exactly sure. but on the opposite side, that is the commute direction. and we see headlights moving. so perhaps and i'll try to find out perhaps the other side of the freeway. santa cruz to san jose direction. that might be reopened. that's good news for thousands of people who need to get to san jose in the south bay back to major artery. yeah. if s just opening, that's good news for a lot of people. thank you. thank you. we'll all right. 6.10. the chp also >> had to shut down highway 29 in far northern napa county. you can see why they had a lot of snow and rain come down. a lot of spinouts reported that snow fall heavy at times. the closure stretches from tubs lane near calistoga to bradford road in lake county. no word yet on when that's going to be reopened. but stay tuned. we'll let you know soon. find out. >> go >> sure. why not turn a path into a ski run? this out, though, yesterday morning near skyline boulevard and heights road. and you can see the snow coming down enoug

let's take a look and what it looked like around the bay area is pretty. pretty weird. diablo us know a big coating and napa counties you see up on the right and plows out. and yeah, driving. this plays out to bottom left palo alto set, but getting the slopes in their neighborhood enjoying a little bit of fun with all the snow and then in gilroy of all places, way down in the south gilroy snow falling as well. so we've had team coverage all morning long to try to guide you through this. and we've got michael thomas has been cloverdale morning where, you know, the kids don't have school today. have that so much fun of for those who are will highway 17 shutdown. he'll have the sad news for commuters this morning. an update on conditions there. rain in the traffic center. john, in the weather center. let's start with you, john. and where it's falling right now. it's a mix of excitement and frustration depending on what your situation is in both for good reason. sometimes. right now we're looking at the view from the east bay hills, which has been one of those areas that's

and take a look at this.affes at the blank park zoo weighed in on which team they think will win the super bowl 5 months old bokhari and his mother. as you can see there chose the kansas city chiefs to win the lombardi trophy. zoo keeper set up food displays with team logos as you just saw there, they're there. they are again, and each of these had a similar number of with leaves on it to make this election fair. a blank park zoo animals have successfully picked 9 of the last 12 big game. so about a percentage rate there. so we'll see what happens. we'll see. that will do it for us here. the kron, 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie thanks so much for joining us. lets send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. olivia, what do you think? animals picking the winners? >> i don't know. i think a pretty tall order for them on that one. we'll see how they come out. i don't know anything. you are clever and i don't know. 75 1% chance of 75% hit rate. i don't know what we'll how that's a pretty high rate no pun

look how shiny our tiles are. and i look.ow the mirror is not only on the wall, but it still won't work. you are very talented cleaning. thank you. thank you. will you ever get a ccm for cleaning already at the apartment? the question is, in fact, he still has a lot of different attachments for all occasions, cleaning, by the way, i suggest that we also clean the kitchen, come on. it’s time for the sc1 cleaner to easily clean the hob, steam is supplied under high pressure, therefore, dirt and grease simply have no chance of detergents, you can not use it, when steaming on hard surfaces, almost all viruses and bacteria die for tile joints and joints there is a special nozzle. the compact device can be stored directly in the kitchen and will always be at hand. an ideal place for family traffic . these chairs are green, but have a plastic basis. although i don't really, to be honest, feel about this material, but here it is very appropriately harmonized. with the wall on the balcony, it looks very fresh and light and contrasts.

we are back here live where you looking at what it looks like now. a lot of it here this morning but it is now sunny outside and it is rapidly melting away. i will tell you, folks are not going to soon forget what they asked out here earlier today. an absolute ball. a snowball, that is. live in berkeley health, i am jodi hernandez . you see i can see one child just throwing snowballs. jodi, thanks so much for sharing that. >>> we knew mount hamilton was going to get hit hard. let us take a look at the footage of the snow piling up at the observatory. it is so deep a caltrans crew got stuck last night trying to plow it all out. caltrans has informed us that mount hamilton road, state highway 130, is now closed the closure will be in effect until sunday but will most likely be extended through monday. >>> more fun here. that is the sound of the kids making most of the day off from school. a storm dropped into the snow on cloverdale in northern sonoma county. they got enough powder to trigger a snow day. no school for the kiddos today. some families too

looking at nymex crude. how much of it will snap back if it is following with the equity market in terms of sentiment? earlier, an exclusive interview with bloomberg morning stocks could be vulnerable to a macro shock. >> we saw the market repriced to cheaper and the differential between very expensive and very cheap stocks come in fairly dramatically distill an extremely high differential. that is the part you have to keep in your head. yes, i do believe this will continue. i just feel stronger about diversifying and making sure you have exposure to this. there is always a chance the trend reverses for three months before he continues again and people pay net. almost every correction we have seen of dislocations have had massive rallies back toward crazy within them. i have learned to be scared of that but i will go out and say you want this now. >> diversify and hop in the market seems to be the message. joining us for more insight is seen uber of invesco. -- kristina hooper of invesco. now is the time to

looking forward to that sunshine. >>> let's look at how things are doing on our roadways. photo journalist is by the split there. you see traffic is moving. itbusy on the roadways 101 north bound to the city, you see things are not too bad overall. if you are going from 380 to 80, it's about a nine minute drive. a live look at the golden gate bridge, you see more cars on the roads. 19 minute drive from highway 37 to the bridge. speaking of bridges, let's give you a look at bridge times. we talked about golden gate bridge. if you are going from the maze to highway 101, metering lights are on. it's about a 14 minute drive. taking san mateo bridge, about a 12 minute drive. >>> 6:17. did jonah and lauren hill really kiss in their new movie? we'll have that and more in the morning mix. ♪♪ [ male announcer ] need money? when every buck matters, it matters who does your taxes. trust the experts at jackson hewitt. you'll get your biggest refund guaranteed or your money back, plus $100. file your taxes today at jackson hewitt. hold on... you're a night manager and mom, and the bill

let's look at your money watch report beginning with a live look at the big board. is down about 275. bills continue to pile up at twitter. according to "wall street journal" the social media giant is facing multiple lawsuits alleging millions in unpaid expenses. twitter is facing at least nine lawsuits filed by landlords, vendors, other outside companies claiming combined total of 14 million in missed payments. three lawsuits allege the company hasn't paid rent on offices it occupies since elon musk's $44 billion twitter take over. he has implemented several cost cutting measures. twitter could not be reached for comment yesterday. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on cbs mornings. good morning, tony. >>> good morning. ahead, it's fat tuesday. we are celebrating. we are working but we are celebrating mardi gras. we will introduce you to trombone shty, one of new orleans' biggest musical icons. what he is doing to inspire a new generation of musicians. we will explain. >>> also a spectacular ride off the coast of santa barbara to find out what's being do