look at the bay bridge. it looks very nice. so if you're going to the city from oakland, it looks very nice. see the traffic is moving along very well, both directions. this is interstate 80. little iris down on that. but other than that it looks pretty good and looks like interstate 880 is also off to a good start. these are the conditions we're seeing even on highway four and 680. in contra costa county. 709 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal, thank you. well, a new year's celebration in hawaii goes very wrong. the fireworks explosion that left at least three people dead and a san francisco institution reopened this morning in a new location. >> we take you inside the flower mart for a look at the new pot an are some of the stories we're following for you this morning? the death toll in that deadly attack in new orleans has gone up to 15 now. the victims include a former princeton university football player. a father of two from louisiana and a student from the university of alabama. the fbi suspects other people ma

a lot to look for in 2025. frank. >> angelica, a lot to look out for.e were talking with our previous guest president-elect's pick of rfk as hhs secretary. how will that move the industry if he is confirmed? >> that's the question. he talks about food like your previous guest talked about. will he focus first on food? will he focus first on pharmaceuticals? of course, he has a lot of views on vaccines. he has pulled some of that back. you have the administration talking about the fda reform trying to, you know, pare back regulation. it's really going to be interesting to see how this all shakes out. will we see a tougher fda or a more -- more relaxed fda? >> a lot to watch. angelica peebles, thank you for that outlook. >>> still on deck here on "worldwide exchange," a live report from new orleans and the site of the deadly truck attack. the fbi focusing in on a suspect and poibssle ties to the truck explosion halfway across the country. we'll be right back after this break. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you c

you have to look at an individual. just because she is a woman you can't just vote for her, which is what they were trying to do this past election. kamala is black and a woman. black men have to vote for her, and women have to vote for her. that's crazy. you have to vote for the qualification and the person itself, not what the democrats tell you to vote for. host: kelly? guest: yeah, i agree with you. i think most democrats probably agree with you as well. one thing that was interesting in the harris campaign that i got asked a lot about is, why does she not talk more about being a woman, being a black woman in making history? she said i don't take any votes for granted. i'm not asking people to vote for me because i'm a woman or a black person. i actually don't think -- there were people who said, you're asking people to vote for her because she is a black woman. that wasn't the messag of e campaign and certainly not a message of organizations like ours who are saying, yes, you should value the representation of wom

i would like first and foremost what is looking at in the uk we are looking at levels for the ten-yearilt we have not seen since 2008 explain to us what is happening here. >> in the context, it is not just the ten-year. it is the 30-year. back in 1998, you could not google how high the yield was because google did not exist the differential is 4% you compare it to s, you have to go back to the fall of the berlin wall to see a larger yield differential on the uk it is an incredible move it's a move driven by not only a change since september and expectations for inflation particularly in the u.s. post trump and in the uk post budget and potential for upside days appointment for inflation. probably more so reaction to the budget and the fiscal headroom that has eroded the last couple weeks and buyers revolt in the bond market. we are no longer in the position where the bond vigilantes are. they are on the street i bumped into them to the studio when we look at real yields, we see that long term inflation expectations we think the bank of england is spaced it with the activists with the e

but but this is what this is what they look like. okay. what they look like. and so let's say if that was a real feature, we'd say, okay, do i have another one? and then the other directions. and the answer is yes. like, okay, let's see if we can spot a pattern here. so that's what we're doing with these posts right now. and how long does it take to dig out an area about as big as china's digging? yes. how long have you been on this? this one little slip? just in a couple of days. yeah. yeah. so a couple of days to get down through these layers of soil. and we often get asked the question of how deep do you dig? and this is this is it. this is as deep as we go. we hit a layer of soil. it's called subsoil oil. and we know from its characteristics was its color and texture that it is ancient, ancient soil. i mean, millions of years old. there is no human habitation that has happened inside that layer of soil. things intrude down into it. but the layer of soil itself, i don't need to dig it out. i need to see the things that go into it. but the layer itself, i ca

you're looking at a bright start.d then eventually up into the upper 60s around the coastal areas from the 40s to the low 60s. here's a look at the winds that are coming this weekend. it's a north northeasterly wind over 30 miles an hour. saturday morning, the gusty winds going from the hills to the lower elevations. and then in the wee hours of monday, sunday, excuse me, going into monday, we're going to have another round of those gusty winds. your morning temperatures will be primarily in the 40s and the 50s, unless you're out towards lakeport and ukiah where it will get chilly tomorrow afternoon. looking at anywhere from the low to the upper 60s. mainly sunny skies, here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a little cooler tomorrow. gusty winds return for the weekend. temperatures remain above average until next week when they start to trend lower beginning on tuesday, continuing all the way through thursday. we'll be closer to average for this time of year. dan is on the la wildfires. warriors coa

taking a live look outside. nice look at downtown san jose right now. another cold start to our morning kari got a look at our forecast. sun's going to shine later. yes. and we are going to see a few more clouds in the mix compared to yesterday. but still overall a very nice day. we are starting out with some fog drifting around parts of the north bay valleys, napa and santa rosa down to a quarter mile visibility, and it's at zero in novato and also quarter mile visibility in san francisco. we've also seen the fog moving along the coastline as well. looking at that live view in san francisco right now, we are seeing the fog that will continue through 8:00, and then we will see some clouds throughout the rest of the morning, and some peeks of sunshine for the afternoon. our high temperatures right at about 60 degrees all acrosshe bay area. and, mike, you've been tracking one highway closure. in fact, i want to tell you about two highway closures, potentially over here. highway one is the one we've been focusing on. i do want you to see all the green sens

looks calm right now.ear 40s, but those snow showers are coming into the mountains as we go on into the middle part of the day. so it will be maybe a messy situation there for today. i would wait maybe for saturday or sunday and even into next week. you have the green light for me back here in the bay area. let's see what's going on with some weekend events. downtown ice in san jose is still going through the 20th. wow, that's a long run. we know we have some rain here for the first half of the day, but look, as we go on into the afternoon, those showers start to clear and we get those temperatures cooling into the 50s. so you definitely need a sweater. as all of that evaporation is taking place, we'll keep on tracking the rain together. coming up in my full forecast in a few minutes. back to you. all right. thank you much. well, back in court following his overturn 2020 rape conviction, ex 49ers dana stubblefield is set to face a judge today for a release hearing straight ahead on today in the bay. the re

we want to look at the s&p 500 pre-market gainers. look here. the stock we see at the top of the list. cooper co and followed by las vegas sands. a gaming company. constellation energy. and the shift in leadership. you see the best performer after a laggard in 2024. you are seeing the moves right here week to date. we have three sectors in correction territory. materials, healthcare and energy and real estate. yields have been steady, but they still held above 4.5% which is one factor putting pressure on the market. take a look. the benchmark at 4.55. down five basis points from levels we saw last week. different story with the 30-year. it held 4.75 to 4.77. touching 4. the last few days. bond yields on the long end of the curve. the dollar in particular is continuing to strengthen and hitting a two-year high. pulling back right now, but week to date, almost up 1%. these are big upside moves. the greenback up about 1% week to date. pulling back a bit right now. we want to look at oil starting the year rising on hopes of economic growth all aroun

going to switch from looking at today and instead we'll look at what this looked like yesterday and this wasn't even during the peak of this. it was worse two days before that. so there is improvement at least in terms of how the fire's behaving today and it makes perfect sense if you look at what the wind's doing. this is that point in time we've been pointing towards the last day and a half saying wait till we get to friday afternoon. things will calm downand sure enough, there's a lot less color on this map, but having said it's better now, the wind will pick up again, never going back to the intensity it was on tuesday, but going back strong enough it's going to be problematic. that gets us into sunday, 70-mile-an-hour gusts over the peaks and more like 20 to 30-mile-an-hour winds over a lot of the footprints of those fires. our winds will also pick up here at home. it's a part of our forecast. we'll pick up that story when we get back together in the local forecast in a few minutes. anne, back to you. >> thank you, darren. >>> many of you, myself included, woke up to a little earthq

so look at the weekend.nut creek goes from mid 60s for today and tomorrow and then intohe 50s for the weekend. and those are the high temperatures. and we will stay a little bit cooler through the middle of next week. this will also be a long weekend for a lot of people. if you have the martin luther king holiday off, it's going to be in the low 60s on monday for the inland areas. after starting out in the upper 30s, and we're dropping into the mid 50s for san francisco with a breezy weekend, but still nice and sunny. mike, you have a little more delay now coming out of richmond. yeah, across the bridge. we talked about this crash just past the toll plaza as folks are heading westbound over toward the san rafael side, things really stopped up here. they're starting to move once again. slowly. i believe they're in the process of clearing from this section, this crash again going in your commute direction. meanwhile, over in richmond itself, there may be another crash, but things aren't too severe as far as th

if you look at arc capital and renaissance re, we will look at meaningful impact. the jpmorgan analysts are not changing the buy/sell recommendations. this is a big near-term problem because it overshadows any promise of higher prices in rates in california's future. that is something that california had been working on. moody's and others are calling into question the impact on the state's insurance market saying the increased recovery costs will likely drive up premiums and reduce the availability of property insurance. this is likely to be a big earnings event for this year as we go through the first and second and third quarters. it takes time to process claims and things like that. frank, we will be watching for the earnings reports and when the insurers start to report the fourth quarter and end of year results. >> just really dramatic pictures of the fire. so many displaced from their homes and terrified by what they're seeing. we want to get back to the insurance and. reinsurance, insurance for the insurance companies. when do we see payouts for people affe

but one in particular, pro lizard boy could also look as look, the coke as look, has decided to kind of cosy up if you like. after is thanksgiving meeting at the big guns a compound in florida. he's changed his ways, particular about freedom of speech. he's a big fan, all of a sudden, you know, cause, you know, even the long tweeted, you know, this is cool. this is good news. basically, facebook are now gonna open the floodgates, meaning we're all going to be that say what we want to point the fact that the world, so look at what's behind the bush. it gave you. i told him, you know, just laptop is a fake. it was, i mean it was real, but zach suppressed the stories for me. other journalists, lots of people felt slapped down by trolling off youtube, but were coming back. i'm coming back because suddenly the shopping of freedom and free speech. i'm show a nice new hair cut when the video bring it back to our roots. the focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies and restoring freaks version on our platforms. more specifically, we're going to get rid of the fact checkers to repl

if you're looking for a safer play in technology, you should look at nvidia, google.g at a much lore pe, but people are betting big on tesla, on elon musk, on his ability to deliver humanoid robots and win this full self-driving space which has competition. it has waymoother companies entering, but it's just had this massive install base of vehicles, of day a, the of a.i., and i think people are betting on this. i think a lot of investors that wanted to enter at 450 would be excited to enter at 385, where it's the trading today. ashley: not bad. taan do yell newman, thanks so much -- daniel newman, we do appreciate it. also adam johnson who's been with us for the hour adam, before i let you go, very quickly, what's your take on tesla? do you like it at this ooh price? >> no, i've never owned tesla. my problem with tesla is something daniel just touched on, and that is it'salked about as a car company, but the assumption is there there's more to it than that. ashley: right. >> maybe it's a battery company, a robot ins company, but they haven't articulated a path forwar

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a live look now at the u.s. capitol, where today marks four years since the january 6th capitol siege. at the same time, vice president kamala harris today will lead a joint session of congress to certify her own election loss to donald trump. and she'll be focusing on ensuring a peaceful transfer of power. it comes with a new op ed piece by president biden in today's washington post, which says in part, quote, we cannot accept a repeat of what occurred four years ago. biden also reveals he's invited president elect to the white house on the morning of his inauguration today in the bay's chris pallone joins us live in washington this morning. we know that security remains extremely tight there. yeah. that's right. chris and laura, good morning. from a very snowy washington, d.c. today, uncharacteristically so. and democratic leadership here on the hill say they know of no organized attempt to object to donald trump's election victory later on today. and we almost everyone here believes that we will avoid the vio

you have to look at what is the financial performance, really look at operating metrics, really lookingow the company is performing, so when you see the headline of an anthropic, data bricks, any of these a.i. companies, you can't look at them as a measure of the market. >> no, but do you look at them and say, bubble or anything of the like, even as, you know, they differentiate themselves as you say from traditional even a.i. companies. do you look at it with any sort of pause or no? >> a lot of pause. very concerning. and -- >> concerning? >> concerning because everybody else says openai is valued at this level, anthropic is valued at this level, so should i. that's really not relevant to 99.9% of companies. that's only relevant to the two or three really premium a.i. companies. and maybe not even relevant to them. >> okay. >> so, you know, if -- >> we're back to that game, back to that game. >> always a bubble somewhere. and so, you know, these companies have detached from reality. they're momentum stocks and now a couple more of the known companies where folks are piling in. now the

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. >> look, it's all hands on deck t. everything i'm hearing is everyone is coming in from everywhere to help out, law enforcement entities will be working today, going to the sugar bowl. when you look at the sugar bowl, two things you're trying to secure -- the inner perimeter and outer perimeter. inner perimeter is the stadium itself. that's not a hard thing to secure. don't get me wrong, there's parts and components to it, but i literally have a structure. it keeps people out. i designate where people are coming in, where i decide people come in, i set up my magnetometers, make sure my other doors and entryways are locked, nobody can get in. they are posted with police, and i mag and check people ands people are coming in i am making sure that they are clean. also, prior to letting people in, they've checked the stadium itself. they've gone through it with dogs, looking for explosive devices, making sure the stadium itself is clean, that nobody came in the day before, the night before, the week before and left somethin

here's a look. looks like we have a repeat graphic. once again, we're showing you those strong winds from earlier today. and the wind advisory is in place until 10:00 tomorrow morning for most of the bay area, the one exception being in the santa clara valley in the santa clara valley. so fair skies, a bit of a breeze tomorrow. still some wind for the hills. you can see the forecast model. you can see the winds do back off throughout the day on your wednesday, but still breezy. but we'll scale back on those strong wind speeds throughout the day. this is the setup, an upper level area of high pressure here. an area of low pressure out out. in southern california. that pressure difference is setting up that wind event for today. it is also keeping us dry. so no rain in our forecast. mostly sunny skies and mild conditions. look ahead. your five day it is dry, maybe a little bit cooler in your friday, and maybe another pulse of some winds moving into the bay area on saturday. we could have some breezy conditions for that time frame, but we

but it doesn't look too bad. we will see some clouds drifting here and there, but overall staying dry and a little bit mild down here into the south bay. and that will change for tomorrow. we have to start looking for that rain gear once again as we track our first system of the year. really, it's only a friday event because as we go on into the weekend and into next week, we are looking at a drying and warming trend ahead. so i'll be back with all of those details. i did want to get a check on the roads though. if we can bring up those maps. there is this crash that is just building up there in oakland, northbound 880. we do see those lanes that are blocked. several cars are involved. they're starting to clear it out, but it's going to take them a while. a new one that also just popped up is down here in san jose that is building right there through curtner. northbound 87 apparently was a big rig and a car. so we're going to have to continue to watch those delays. your alternate is 82 or to continue on to 80. th

we have a live look at the fires right now. look at that glow.s a tough fight for firefighters right now. they're actually trying to make as much progress as they can before the next round of strong winds returns. and we know they're coming. we're tracking the latest for you here in our newsroom. today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us with some big developments overnight from drone strike to the growing number of victims there chris. well good morning to you, marcus and laura. so that red flag condition is going to continue today as more crews roll into the five fire zones in southern california. as you know, some of them are from here in the bay area. that latest fire you mentioned is kenneth fire, which is now burning in ventura county, and that's north of malibu. crews worked very fast there and tried to throw a lot of resources at it in order to get a handle on it. and while all other fires are still under investigation, fire officials say this 1st may be a case of arson. police are questioning a man who was detained by citizens in that n

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and it looks like a pretty nice sunday to look at those temperatures and you're looking good this afternoonzoomed in the golden gate. sierra forecast next couple of days, a little cool down happens here by tuesday on a 33 for highs and we'll see in the home front. some offshore winds working here, too, that just delays the warming phase. however, we expect to see temperatures get up there in the mid 60's by thursday storm tracker 4. we did have that deck of cloud cover early on. that's now since gone. we don't see really much of the wave interruptions until we get to the mid afternoon today. so futurecast for as you can see them dropping into the south, clearing out a little bit overnight for the star gazers tomorrow morning. low-level moisture mixes out and again, some scattered clouds for the afternoon. there's that switch. however, that's an offshore wind flow, both at the surface and aloft notice the winds of the coast. little bit of a breeze going on shore. but here at spills in from solano county that offshore wind direction there, no statements have been posted with this yet, but we

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looking for a rebound on wall street following by yesterday's selloff. take a look at futures.er. let's bring in megan chu. megan, good to see you. >> good morning, frank, thanks for having me. >> megan, how do you see today, this week shaping up? what's your word of the day? >> yeah, so i think my word of the day is quality. i think that really describes the environment that we are dealing with in at least the first quarter, probably the first half of this year. the way i think about it, and redefine quality is companying generating really strong, sustainable earnings while also carrying low levels of leverage. so, the two most likely scenarios are inflation continues to come down. the economy softens a little bit, and the fed cuts much more than what we are expecting. in that environment, where you get a softer growth outlook, you really want those companies that are generating sustainable, strong earnings. but if we're wrong and the market is more right and rates stay elevated for longer and the fed is not cutting very much, if at all next year, then i think you really need

>> look, u.s.t and a racketeering case for they are calling for the justice for to look into this. >> we did hear from the ceo of u.s. steel and a lengthy interview. he was pulling no punches. >> i don't think there is a rico case. we charge someone that there is a rico case, i remember never said that, let's listen to this. the rico case means a jail time. it is an incendiary charge. u.s. steel is not the justice department. an aggressive prosecutor would pick up on this. >> let's listen to what he got on "mad money". >>> the statement coming from the ceo of u.s. steel called the president of the united states corrupt. as an american. i feel offended. this is just absurd. at this point, tariffs are coming. president trump would change the backdrop of the entire industry. i am not so sure, if the best, is the combination of this and u.s. steel. as for what you mean by that? the expectation is, the deal falls apart, he worked so hard to make sure will, that he would be there to buy it? >> yeah the d

we're looking at snow. friday intensifying as it moves across the gulf coast, bringing snow from chicago to nashville. rain down through the gulf. right now the models are very differing right now. this could move north and become more of a nor'easter. so we are going to be watching this. right now impacts from thursday to saturday, snow from new york, ice, atlanta to dallas, and heavy rain down through the gulf. guys? >> all right, al. >>> congress meets today to certify the results of the 2024 election, finalizing president-elect trump's win ahead of the inauguration. but the rules and the security in washington are being tightened after the violence that erupted over his election loss fouour years o. nbc's capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles has the story. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning. in most years, this election certification process is more of a formality. but everything changed four years ago when donald trump supporters stormed the capitol trying to prevent its pea

let's look at the fire setup. this is the outlook from the storm prediction center and yellow indicates elevated fire threat and orange is a critical wildfire threat, second of three categories. the orange area is kind of shoved farther down to the south into the hills above san diego today, while the lighter winds around los angeles led to an elevated fire threat, still not zero and won't be anytime soon. the outlook tomorrow brings the orange area farther back to the north and west into the mountainous terrain north of los angeles, so another day of critical conditions in southern california. let's get to the monitor and talk about the hour-by-hour wind gusts as we head through the next couple days. at the moment a relative lull, good news for the fire crews, residents and air support of the fire crews, but the winds pick back up beginning in the higher elevations as the sun comes up tomorrow. it will take most of the day for the gusts to make their way into the lower elevations, but it's going to happen, early

you look at china and russia, you look at how they view taiwan, you look at -- i'm not saying there is going to be an invasion of ukraine or something like that, but in a more -- in a world that maybe people have perceived america as being weak, i think he's trying to at this point say things are -- you know -- >> i appreciate that -- >> there is a new sheriff in town. >> i appreciated the message he sent to hamas at the same time which was if you don't have some deal that's put in place to release these hostages by the time i'm here all hell is going to break loose. >> what does that mean? >> to me the bigger -- >> it means all hell will break loose which is just language. >> how do you -- >> what was the red line? >> how do you say this is what we really care about. by the way, totally understand sending a message like that to hamas. why we would aggravate and irritate our northern partners who have been really good allies for a long time -- i just put them in different camps. that's what i'm trying to figure out. >> liesman says trade deficits don't matter with other countries. cana

reid, what are the roads looking like? >> let's look at those. no sunglasses, here's a live look at the bay bridge. very wet roads right now. a little bit of traffic if you're headed toward the toll plaza. this is a look at west 80 at fremont street. pretty wet out there as well. this is right after you get off the bay bridge. just drive safe. those wet roads bring up the oil to the surface. live look at the golden gate bridge. so far, no heavy backup. somebody get out the windshield wipers. let's go to vallejo as we start our headlines. we know who will lead the police department. jason tot named the new permanent chief. officer conduct made international headlines. most notably, the high profile police shootings of sean mo in, terosa. oversight from the state's attorney general. so, now, the department is also dealing with the staffing shortage that prompted calls for the governor to step in. the vallejo city manager has full faith, but some critics are expressing doubts about the choice. >> after seeing firsthand high crime rates, arthur joine

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but look at what is upstream here. it looks right around seven eight, 9:00.t's moving through the north bay, and then we'll swing through the central and south bay during the evening hours as well. so if you're getting out and about, maybe have dinner plans and you're worried about getting wet and maybe keep that umbrella handy just in case, we will have a weak wave that moves through during the evening hours, and then we dry out for the rest of the weekend. meanwhile, our temperatures at this hour not too bad. low to mid to upper 50s. 57 in the south bay of san jose, 57 reported in novato. and as we get into the afternoon, do expect temperatures to remain in the upper 50s for most 58. in hayward, we'll go 58 san mateo and in the north bay, 58 over a san rafael along our coastline this afternoon. we do have a beach hazard statement that will turn into a high surf advisory. starting tonight at about 9:00. i'll have a better look at that, because it is going to last the entire weekend. plus, in the sierra, if you are heading up today, not the best day. we do ha

november is looking to be down.recession officially but overall i think this just the two made factors are certainly the fed and of course the political uncertainty. whether or not that is going to help the canadian dollar, i think it will also depend on who is going to take over and which party it is going to be and when the election is going to be held which we don't know yet. scarlet: fully appreciate you joining us today. happy new year to you. coming up on bloomberg markets, shares of tesla under pressure. down 7%, deepening its losses with deliveries missing the mark. annual sales declining for the first time in more than a decade. that conversation up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: coming up later on, president and chief market strategist for 22 research will be joining bloomberg markets. right now i'm scarlet fu and they want to get to the stock of the hour which is tesla shares. there declines to a fifth straight session, annual sales falling for the first time in more than a decade despite a push th

lisa, how's it looking? >> yes, that's right, we're going to get into more dry weather and a warming trend as we get into the week ahead. also, gusty winds will be visiting us offshore winds overnight monday into tuesday. here's a look at a weak system to the north of us. it will provide some high clouds. and then we'll be looking at a system setting up to the east of us, providing the gusty winds, potentially a wind advisory. and then as a result, temperatures could be in record territory. in fact, i saw one model bringing in 70 for oakland on tuesday. so much of the week we'll see temperatures come up, come down. but then it's going to average out to above average and perhaps a few records out there. 48 in san rafael, temperatures in the upper 40s from hayward, 44 san jose and 42 in santa rosa. so live look outside. beautiful from mount tam. that sun coming up. 725 partly cloudy skies today. milder conditions this afternoon, so we'll see a few 60s arriving into tuesday. the gusty offshore winds, they could

>> yeah, yeah, it looks looks pretty good there, steve.ooks like a one way ticket to work out there. northbound 880. looks very nice. and southbound 880 looks okay. it's a little bit of rain, but not much. we haven't had a lot of crashes, which is good. no major issues here. and if you're driving on 880 south and north, it looks all right. there is a crash reported southbound 101 at willow that's on the shoulder. but just be aware it's there. 632 let's get back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. well, the new year is getting off to a violent start in san francisco. >> san francisco police are busy investigating three separate shootings during the first two days of 2025. ktvu is andre senior in the studio with us now with the details about this, andre, especially after the flip from last year to yeah, yeah, that is a rough one. >> rough one for sure. the city of san francisco has just wrapped up a year where police had reported the lowest number of homicides since 1960. there were 34 killings in the city in 2024. but police are now reporting t

let's look where the rain is now. it's to our north, showers in the pacific northwest and the north coast of california, not quite into the bay area yet. that will change as we head through tonight. let's look at the local map and simulate what the radar is going to look like as we head through tonight into early tomorrow morning. this goes from 8:00 this evening through 8:00 tomorrow morning and the next several hours there's nothing on the radar simulation. the first showers don't move into the north bay till well after midnight it. does look like the morning commute will be pretty wet, especially for the north bay and around the central bay, san francisco and oakland getting decent showers around the peak of rush hour friday morning, probably a good idea to allow some extra time tomorrow morning. after the system moves out tomorrow afternoon, the higher waves will be hitting the coast. a high surf advisory goes from tomorrow evening into the weekend and a small craft advisory farther out in the pacific, 25 to 30-fo

he looks great, right, good form, looking good, nimble. he's 85 years old. dick soderquist lives in virginia and travels to vermont for ski, something he's done for decades he says. >> here at this place everybody is family. you do it together, it's fantastic. >> yeah. he says he used to ski all the time with his late wife for many, many years and if skiing isn't enough, the man is also an avid tennis player and just looking at that video, vern, you just saw that, you would never know. >> there's still hope for my 86-year-old mom and my 88-year-old dad big vern. >> does big vern have some moves on the slopes? >> he had some moves on the dance floor. there was times when they went to parties and wives wanted to dance with dad, strong lead, but that's another story. >> what happened to you? >> it didn't translate. i missed that gene. >>> we got a little football for you and the bus is about to leave the station of 18 week regular season nfl games, but before it pulls away from the 49ers' house, it's a new calendar year and a new look when they tee it up at ari

but just looking ahead at the forecast, it does look like we'll see the return of those gusty santa ana winds starting late saturday into sunday. and that could of course be a big area for concern as we inch into next week as well. but i'll be back for a closer look at that and your local forecast in just t a few minutes. yes, tt is very unnerving. okay. thank you very much. vianey. so it was a mistake. l.a. county officials are now apologizing after an emergency alert was erroneously sent to millions of people. that alert went out late this afternoon to nearly 10 million people across l.a. county, rattling nerves. it told people that an evacuation warning was issued in their area. turns out the alert was actually only intended for people near the kenneth fire. a second alert was sent a few minutes later telling people to disregard that first evacuation warning. an l.a. county supervisor posted on social media saying the alert was due to a technical error. now, the director of emergency management also released a statement saying in part, quote, we understand that these wildfires have c

let's look at the big picture prospect tough and zoom in for a closer look in futurecast. i want to give you the overview. we'll see this next storm system spreading rain across the bay area tomorrow, but once this system moves through all the action is going to shift elsewhere in the country. the rain chances are either going to miss us to the north or farther and farther north as the storm track gets nudged away, but really all the active weather will be through the middle and eastern parts of the country heading through next week. this is the futurecast radar simulation for all of next week. we have a winter storm that will push through. cold air comes crashing through behind that, cold enough there could be a wintery mix of precipitation all the way down towards the gulf coast and potential for a significant ice storm in the carolinas, of all places. we're talking about some weird weather in other parts of the country. let's talk about our weather through the rest of tonight with the last rain chance that we'll see for a little while. the radar simulation from 2:00 tom

the government looks— economically. the government looks to — economically.d how soon can al _ economically. much and how soon can ai make a difference here? are we — can ai make a difference here? are we looking inevitably like further — are we looking inevitably like further government spending cuts? — further government spending cuts? ., ~' , ., further government spending cuts? ., ,, , ., , further government spending cuts? ., ,, , . cuts? thank you very much, chris. ithink_ cuts? thank you very much, chris. i think we _ cuts? thank you very much, chris. i think we have - cuts? thank you very much, chris. i think we have to - cuts? thank you very much, | chris. i think we have to look at this through the land of opportunity. when it comes to jobs, the question isn't the loss ofjobs, public services, yes we have inherited a real mess in the economy by the last government, the same with public services. you gotta turn it around. ai will help us with that because that allows us to increase productivity hugely, to do things differently, to provide a better ec

that is he saying. >> look.ve you recognize, that -- the democratic opposition to make america great the depth of the democratic party left wing behavior a moment of insanity, the governor of california the democrats in california just proposed 50 million dollars to fight trump. in the middle of the worst fire american history going to desperately needp trump's help adopting a 50 million dollars program to stop trump in california insanity. schumer represents asill pattern you are going to see a split, about this week, you are going to see a split in democratic party, you are going to see people want to work with trump, people who hate trump the results going to be a minicivil war among democrats part of what share some says totally right senators have right to question witnesses the right to advise and consent a purely partisan circus won't help that's will confirm people that believe democratic party has gone off the deep end but legitimate to raise questions whether good friend pete hegseth or anybody else no

look at the euro.instead of going to yields because there is not the same growth or inflation story. i do not have a big view but there is a gap between european yields in u.s. yields. eventually you will want to -- you are underweight to europe and u.k. is the hardest one and it always is. the u.k. led in the 90's and 2000 they pushed their long-term investors to own a lot of duration. they were the leaders. and now is changing. i do not have a great feel for where the u.k. long end could go. but, yes, at some point the european story will become more interesting. jonathan: the average maturity of the u.k. profile is north of the united states. let us get an update on stories elsewhere. here is a bloomberg brief. dani: meta is revamping the approach to free speech. mark zuckerberg says that meta will drop the third-party fact checking and move to community notes. >> after trump first got elected the legacy media wrote nonstop about how misinformation was a threat to democracy. we tried in good faith t