now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. irus, saying the disease threatens to cut global growth in half. the new york times looks at new software in china which performs triage by colour coding on people's phones which indicates virus status information. which this paper says is then shared with the police. coronavirus could also affect sporting —— fixtures, so says the times. it is looking at matches that might be held behind closed doors going forward. in the substantive talks start between the uk and eu on trade, the independent digital wands that are no—deal brexit loss will be much larger than the benefit from any trade deal with the us. the times looks at the consumer group which saying that hotel rooms are more expensive saying that —— more expensive saying that —— more expensive when you book my travel sites than when you call the hotel yourself and book, and finally this story in the mirror thing looking at search dogs being trained to track down dementia patients who go missing. the search dog heroes help bring vul

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staying alive staying afloat for that matter that is not said that the planes are needed because look times and other airlines in germany. i have planned and are conducting scores of relief flights repatriating stranded citizens across the world back to germany an operation that has been described as the biggest of its kind in german history but despite the current crisis at least look tons apparently is in good shape do the numbers confirm that. well if yeah well has a liquidity of about 4000000000 euros that's what the company announced today which is a somewhat soft cushion if we can if we can say that and also there's another advantage here tons of owns a huge chunk of its fleet of 7780 planes meaning it doesn't have to pay any leasing rates on it and it can get loans against these planes should it become necessary experts say look times i could acquire up to 10000000000 euros with such a move now other than that times as taken similar steps as competitors have been putting people putting staff on short work meaning less pay reduced work hours here the executive board says it will take

look times is lining up for that state aid the german flagship carrier says it's approaching berlin as well as other governments also word swiss austrian and brussel airlines with us as chief executive is attending a meeting on the road a virus between german chancellor angela merkel and industry bosses this friday the outbreak has hit the airline sector especially hard with bookings taking a nosedive the european union has also put aside a mammoth amount of funds to tackle the disease 37000000000 euros in structural funds to help out companies it's also allowing member states to run up bigger deficits european commission president also a funny line says she's convinced the e.u. can withstand this shock i asked our financial correspondent chelsea delaney what she thought of the measures. well that's $37000000000.00 this is certainly well excuse me euro's at this certainly welcomed by investors but what's really important is the fact that the e.u. commission is going to allow flexibility and budgets and it within the e.u. e.u. countries are sort of with what they have to keep their defi

it is looking like a 26 minute drive there. main travel times. everything in the green at 4:32 this morning. looking at the bay bridge turnpike, not bad. >>> new video out of georgia and san diego this morning showing a cruise, passengers arriving for their quarantine in san diego. they will start a two week quarantine. a second group will arrive sometime today. georgia officials say none of the passengers have shown symptoms nor tested positive for covid-19. >>> about 250 people will remain at the arrow serve base in marrietta. >>> in texas, another aircraft carrying crews evacuees landed at san antonio. a second plane was sched quad to arrive but it has been delayed. the cdc says 380 grand princess passengers will be quarantined at that base. >> today is the third day in a row passengers have to be quarantined before they get to go home. some will be taken to bay area hotels. of the 670 passengers taken off the ship yesterday afternoon, 24 u.s. residents were transported to hospitals. some passengers tell us they got a letter detailing the next

greece has called an extraordinary meeting of eu foreign ministers. your people use now it's time to lookmedia across the world. we begin with the times looking ahead to the emergency coronavirus meeting being held by the government here in london later. it quotes borisjohnson saying they'll stop at nothing to stem the spread of the virus and reports that a lockdown on whole cities hasn't been ruled out. the financial times looks at italy and how it's injecting $3.6 billion dollars into its economy to mitigate the fallout from it becoming europe's hotbed for the virus. die welt now and like all the german media, its main story is the thousands of migrants gathering on turkey—greece border after turkey's president said he'd open the gates to the eu. pete buttigieg bowing out is a big story for business insider — it quotes the democrat who'd hoped to become his party's pick to take on donald trump — saying he'd made history. and finally, the i looks at wellbeing in the workplace, say more and more companies are offering wellness packages. so within thejob ad, offering wellness packages. so

the financial times looks at some of this in detail.xtent are you concerned, what are your...” am hugely concerned. we run a country accompany other hundred and 20 people, we have offices in tokyo, hong kong, we are dealing there with staff who have had to change their work patterns, in japan have had to change their work patterns, injapan every have had to change their work patterns, in japan every school is now closed, and my colleague who runs the office they are, she has had to bring in patchwork cover to make sure there someone to after her children. we have seen partners around the world being cautioned about the months ahead, so the impact on businesses like ours as well. and what are your readers saying to you about this? what of our readers i think want to get some sense of, what is the bigger picture, what is the plan here? we are all getting caught up in his rolling news, and one of the annoying figures i see every day is the number of cases in the number of deaths. but why don't they add—on to the bottom of that the number o

i think the media is beginning to have time to look at. were right. we will see many more stories about care homes of the coming days. this is another element of the crisis that has so far have not been on the front pages as much as other elements. we have got britain was my biggest provider of ca re britain was my biggest provider of care homes are quoted in the guardian saying that more than half their facilities have suspected or confirmed cases. they are terrified of staff and patients mingling with people who could be bringing it into the care homes. it sounds shambolic. and, again, they have not been sent the ppe equipment that they need. they were promised it again last week and we reported in the telegraph on the weekend that some of them had received boxes of 300 odd masks, many of which did not even have elastic. it is no wonder that, as the story says, care homes have been completely forgotten and overlooked in this. 10, let me read you a quote from the get the front clematis from a care assistant, they say "we are risking our l

even a credit card company just to pass the time. >>> finally while so many of us are looking for wayspass the time, mark wahlberg, he and his dance moves, teach mom and dad some moves. didn't go so well, but they're trying. >> we know marky mark -- >> i was going to say. >> he's got his own funky bunch going on. >> exactly. >> my mother has now gotten into tiktok. she has been dancing. >> your mom is on tiktok? >> my mom. >> wow. >> that's impressive. >> i want to see those videos. >> no, you don't. >> scroll through that later. >>> now to our -- thank you so much, janai. we will see you hopefully tomorrow again, right? >> yes. >> yeah. >> probably on skype. >> hopefully. i'll be here. >> in her slippers. >> you're in your socks. >>> now to our "gma" cover story, as the coronavirus crisis puts life on pause, celebrities are donating, entertaining and informing. stephanie ramos has more. how stars are giving back. hey, stephanie. >> reporter: hey there, eva, good to see you guys in person. celebrities like the rest of us, they are doing their best to stay home during this outbreak, but

you're looking at a half inch to some big time snow for april. today, after the fog burns off 60s, upper 60s near 70. that's when it looks like some changes are on the way. >>> 6:21 is the time right mow. the ys department is now looking into government leaders including diane feinstein. what the california senator is saying about her husband selling off stocks right before the coronavirus pandemic. >> and, it could be awhile until frank mallicoat or anyone else rides a roller coaster. the new timeline for six flags discovery kingdom and other amusement parks to re-open. rand fast, reliable, secured internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that makes setup quick, safe and easy. no tech visit required. and our simple digital tools will help you manage your account online. at xfinity, we're committed to keeping you connected. find great offers and value, today, at xfinity.com ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> good morning. and welcome back to mornings on 2. traffic

now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the times looking at boris johnson changing his approach to tackling the coronavirus — the uk's introduced drastic new measures — the paper says it could save a 250,000 lives. from britain's leader to his french counterpart — emmanuel macron is on the front page of le figaro with the headline "we're at war" as europe seals off its borders. the financial times says the pandemic‘s caused another plunge on the markets despite central banks‘ efforts to allay investors‘ fears on monday. more business reaction on london's city am — "catastrophic" is how it describes the outlook for the capital's hospitality industry. it explains the situation‘s made worse by the prime minister advising people to avoid going out but not ordering the businesses to close down, which means owners can't claim financial assistance. and finally, ending with a ray of hope — the new york times is among many covering the search for a coronavirus vaccine and shows one of the first people to participate in

that they would be able to acquire about $10000000000.00 euros with such an move now as we said look times us tremendously you know dumb down their business so far it's brutal working shorter hours meaning they're being paid less management also said that there were. going to give 20 percent of their pay there except in the take out of 20 percent and those times i said that they have been talking to the german government about state health financial health costs and $1.00 of the c.e.o. said it's not just about getting rid of of hurdles or lowering hurdles like taxes and fees but rather direct meaning financial aid for the sector so right now it's not about a strategy a business strategy it's not expansion or something like that it's simply about staying alive chris kupper from debbie business reporting for us thank you for your analysis now the european central bank has announced a 750000000000 euro bond buying program to help stabilize markets that are reeling from the fallout of the outbreak it's just one of many stimulus plans announced by policymakers across the world while european in

territory kind of weaponry and it leaves is need to take a tree this is how they view it this is made look times and why don't you know bloomberg is another thing that stunned me you know yesterday they came out with that headline the agreement in a more school is bad news for the west. just imagine you know what i do so if they're fighting about it will be bored with the gates open the floodgates and the more standard outcome that you know that he can seize is some kind of a settlement settlement between russia and turkey because he writes putin previously or what it has failed in his previously successful efforts to cultivate new star began in the hope that turkey the easternmost member of nato would prashar saw discord within the united states led military ok ok so this is little you may know but this is because it's actually on its head let me go back to. deimos i mean dealers are media expert here of wonderful research but the fact of the matter is if you look at the secretary mike pompei o during this process he was egging the turks on to confront russia because he believed that russia wou

looking like a 38 minute drive from 205 to 680 on westbound 580. >>> and a look at your main travel times. again westbound 580 in the yellow. also westbound 80 highway 4 to the maccarthur maze looking like a 20-minute drive this morning. south bay drive times all in the green. taking a look alt the richmond san rafael bridge we're seeing a bit of a backup as the cars are approaching the tol plaza. the san mateo bridge, a lot of brake lights in the comm a biof a slowdown on that span but speeds still in the yellow at this point. and the bay bridge tol plaza meet tering lights are on. you're seeing that usual backup as people are heading into the toll plaza. once you get past that, it looks like a pretty smooth drive into san francisco. that is a look at your traffic. here is mary with weather. >> okay michelle. doing a great job covering traffic for us. gee ana would be proud. 6:18 this morning. we're tracking on high def doppler, very light sprinkles and showers that pushed across the south bay earlier this morning. this is wrap around moisture from a low pressure system spinning off the

the answer is absolutely, we are looking to make adjustments in real time. that's a perfect example of why it's appropriate that we have that mindset. we are moving, quite honestly, in 100 other cases and 100 other directions. we will move to address that based upon what is happening at the local level, based upon that legitimate anxiety. >> reporter: governor, thank you. a lot of reporters were not able to get questions together day. i hope you will stick around for them. i want to clarify the statewide order at some of the local orders. we have called around to a lot of folks, and their is confusion about which ones take effect where. what supersedes what? my question is, are californians supposed to abide by the most strict version of what they are under, whether it is the local or state? because it's not always the same. sometimes the local is more state. sometimes estate is more strict. what are they supposed to do in terms of following which order? >> we have been working in real time, as you know well, 20 counties had a version of those orders. each o

freedoms modern values british values about tolerance love and respect and it's about time we draw a line to say look this is what an acceptable then it's not acceptable now i'm sorry to use the word change or paki or anything else but ok we cannot use that word on these programs only if i do i'll try to argue. as a judge but as a judge as a judge i probably just interviews but as a journalist i'm entitled to talk about this is within with some level of professional an academic freedoms now the problem is those that kind of language is absolutely wrong nowadays if anybody to say this is mockery or comedy of freedom of expression this is racist language ok guys i'm afraid we've run out of time we're going to have to leave it there it made for one final i'm so sorry we're out of time altogether andrea walker about a little commentator and new york observer columnist and i know and our political and social commentator. that's a news wrap up for this hour thanks for tuning in. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show busi

travel times, a showdown on westbound 580, a 40-minute drive from 205 to 680. everything else in the green. looking at the south bay drive times, everything in the green right now at 4:51 on this monday morning. so this is what mary was talking about, those light showers out there. it is making the roads a little bit wet. we're seeing some brake lights on the san mateo bridge heading in from hayward to foster city. bay bridge toll plaza looking nice towards the toll plaza. metering lights are not on. >>> one of golf's biggest events falling to the coronavirus. on friday the masters in augusta, georgia, postponed. so what does this mean for the georgia city that depends on this tournament? it's hard to know because this has never happened before. city officials say this will hurt hotels, restaurants and all the businesses in that town that won't be getting their usual tournament boost. but it looks like the crowds will eventually show up since the event wasn't canceled altogether. >> people are nice and positive. the majority of the hotels are reporting that the guests that are calling in are asking

in a time like this, one of the things we're advising our clients is don't sell. i think you're getting pressure from people looking at the news everywhere i just want to make that clear this is not a time to sell and come back later. it's very hard time in the market having said that, what we're doing with our portfolios is if you're fully invested, we're looking within the portfolio to say what are the things to upgrade to home building stocks like lowe's jpmorgan on the financial side if you want to go into technology, go to companies like visa, mastercard, qualcomm companies that have strong balances sheets. this is the time you can upgrade your portfolio look at true opportunities for companies that for months or a couple of years you couldn't buy. the point is stay invested and if you do have capital as everybody has mentioned, you can go out and start nibbling. don't put it all in at once. the other point that i think we're watching is investment grade bonds are really blown out. once you get some stability there, this rebalancing that's going to come will occur a lot of people don't want to sell their bonds

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time. monday looks likely again to bea some time. again to be a relatively quiet story with the exception of western fringes of scotla nd the exception of western fringes of scotland which may see some rain from the weather front. that sets up for the trend in the longer term. high—pressure which we have not seen for some time could stay with us. england and wales, and weak weather front introducing cloud and rain. next week looks predominantly dry, settled and sunday and, if this happens, we have not seen weather like this for a long period of time, since september of last year. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at the papers in a moment but first, the headlines: the prime minister will chair a cobra meeting tomorrow, where the government is expected to move into the next stage of its coronavirus strategy from contain to delay. today, the chancellor unveiled the biggest spending budget for over 25 yea rs, biggest spending budget for over 25 years, with more cash to protect the economy against the impact of coronavirus.

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now is not the time to look back. time to act and to look forward. ow is the time to restore confidence in this body. this acte time to pass for those health care workers who are staying at the hospital they're begging us to stay home. now is the time for all those watching dren who are this body, thinking about and learning about this body, to them we can come together and govern. now is the time to pass the act. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas reserves. from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i now ield to mr. sablan, who represents the northern an anas, and he does such excellent job. thank you very much. i yield 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from the northern marianas is recognized for 30 seconds. r. sablan: mr. speaker, the legislation we are considering to stop the coronavirus is not perfect. ever is, and we but even work to do, n mid crisis, we should not forget to say thank you. speaker pelosi responded the coronavirus to give health care providers resources,

time. people are going to have to look at the world in a different way.e it there, so much more to discuss. let's have a look at some of the business stories. goldman sachs has downgraded its us. growth forecast for the first quarter. the us bank says it sees growth hitting 0% in the first quarter of this year — down from its original estimate of a 0.7% expansion. that said, it expects economic activity to recover after april, with strong growth in the second half of the year. the french luxury group lvmh said it would begin producing sanitising hand gel. its french factories that produce perfume and makeup for brands like christian dior and givenchy will temporarily change its production line starting today. the group says twelve tons will be produced as soon as this week and will be delivered "at no charge" to french health authorities. germany is to temporarily close its borders. goods will still be allowed across the borders but millions of europeans in town across the continent. scandinavian airline sas says it will temporarily halt most of its fligh

now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. e times looking at boris johnson changing his approach to tackling the coronavirus — the uk's introduced drastic new measures — the paper says it could save a 250,000 lives. from britain's leader to his french counterpart — emmanuel macron is on the front page of le figaro with the headline "we're at war" as europe seals off its borders. the financial times says the pandemic‘s caused another plunge on the markets despite central banks' efforts to allay investors' fears on monday. more business reaction on london's city am — "catastrophic" is how it describes the outlook

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this is a look at your travel times. looking like 40 minutes from 205 to 680 on westbound 580. san mateo bridge, it is wet out there, so, again, be careful. take your time. but not looking like a bad drive across that span. and the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are not on right now so smooth sailing past the toll plaza and across the span. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live desk. a mass shooting just occurred in missouri. five people are dead including a police officer. three others were also killed by a man who then shot and killed himself. so, again, a total of five dead, a second officer also injured in this shooting. he is now in critical condition. it happened at around 11:30 last night. reports of shots being fired from a car that ended up crashing into a gas station, and that's where the rest of the shooting happened. back to you. >>> this morning, bars, restaurants and wineries across the straight are scrambling to follow governor newsom's new social distancing directive. >> it's all to limit the spread of the virus. jackie ward reports. >>> reporter: directive is

things are looking good in some of those areas. of course, now is the timebuying like porcupines, make love. >> you mentioned you like india. what areas/sectors do you like right now? >> i think turkey deserves a aose look because they are big oil importer and the oil bill will be going down. that is one factor. of course, the problems at the border is something we have to look at but generally speaking, it there are terrific bargains in turkey right now. we are looking particularly in the consumer area and companies not so affected by the fault in the turkish lira. they are exporting. the other area would be indonesia. indonesia is quite interesting. again, oil importers will benefit from lower oil costs, and there are lots of consumer stocks that look quite interesting that we are looking at. most people in terms of the longevity of this particular shop think it will be temporary. i agree if you get the right keep that fromto transpiring into a deeper financial situation. if we are talking about a three-month hit, do you think it can do that kind of damage

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time? i am not trying to make your life more difficult. >> i have not scenery search or analysis -- seen the research or analysis. that is a good question. >> we are looking through it department at long-term options to allow more flexible payment options. some is in the open loop payment as part of clipper 2.0 but not in time for this budget, unfortunately. >> letted me just address because in both fare policy options we have given you, and in recognizing that the number of people that could participate in a lifeline pass at that price might be an issue. we propose to reduce the monthly price. if you approve any of the items before you, the monthly cost gets reduced. we know that we might be hitting elasticity with that. as director tomlin noted, we look at the actual person using the fare media. to your point if we hit the point of the dropoff because lifeline is too expensive, we want to collect a certain amount of fare. that is the proposal before you today. >> who gets the reduced fare monthly pass? >> that is a good. question. the people who qualify for life line meet an income requirement. there are people who like persons with disabilities or seni

looking pretty wet as that low works its way to the south. certainly i think from the latter part of the rush hour into the lunch time period across the southeasternst, look how quiet it is elsewhere. a chilly wind following on behind that area of rainfall and some showers getting pulled into east anglia and a few sharper winds for western scotland. temperatures, while still struggling a little for many of us, highs of seven or eight degrees. come thursday evening, the low pulls away. then we see a more organised band of showers in from the west. but light winds ahead, temperatures are likely to fall. a fairly extensive frost and then we see showers and ice can be a significant risk across western britain the first thing on friday. this front is a kind of patchy affair. the rain definitely through friday daytime and more showers again in a solid and persistent block and i think for some areas, it mayjust manifest in some thickening cloud for a time as it drifts in from the west on friday. most likely to see showers in scotland and northern ireland and western wales in the far southwest of england. friday overall, light winds and should be a fair a

i'll have a time line coming up. >> a look a what's coming up tonight. after the news at 11:00. to save time and stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new dawn powerwash dish spray. the faster, easier way to clean as you go. it cleans grease five times faster. on easy messes, just spray, wipe, and rinse. on tough messes, the spray-activated suds cut through grease on contact, without water. just wipe, and rinse. get dishes done faster. new dawn powerwash dish spray. spray. wipe. rinse. >>> it looks lonely up there the stock markets because of the coronavirus ended on a high note. today saw wall street posted single largest single ta gains since october 2008. at the beginning of the financial crisis. the dow jones rocketed up by 1,900 points. nasdaq rose 638 points. >> one of the companies that saw its stock pop. the bay area lab has been working around the clock developing urgently needed rapid coronavirus test kits. 400,000 tests are being manufactured every week. the first one will be used as rlly as tomorrow. >> we expect

we look at data all the time. i know you are looking at the china and south korea data. when you look at china and south korea and what they did, you can see that their curves are not blunted outside of china and south korea -- if you look at their curve today, they are already on the far end of their epidemic curve. none of those countries are fully back to work, and so that is what we worry about, too. secondly, there was a series of scientific articles published about surface contamination. i think none of us really .nderstood the level of surface so we are trying to work out how much of it is by human transition -- human transmission and how much of it is by surface. do not expose yourself to surfaces outside the home. those guidelines are, do not expose yourself to excess number of persons who could be a symptomatic and infected, and the person-to-person contact. and do not expose yourself to surfaces that could have had the virus on it, for which on hard surfaces -- i know we had the cardboard issue on shipping -- but hard surface transmission. these are the issues

over 2 decades voting took place for an unprecedented 3rd time in under a year and it's early still but benyamin netanyahu the likud party looks like it will come up short of a majority not the 1st time publicly or looks deeper into the preliminary results. the initial exit polls do put the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu with some 5 parliamentary seats a head of his main rival the former army chief benny guns now this is certainly good news for the likud camp but it does mean that they still one seat short of a parliamentary majority so of course we're going to see a lot of bickering in coalition making happening in the coming days there was a lot of concern that the voter turnout would be low this was a surprise it was the highest it's been in the past 21 years and this is despite the fact that there are at least 5 and a half 1000 people who are quarantined here in israel with a coronavirus there were concerns that people will turn out to vote because of that those people voted at 16 special stations set aside especially for them and then the concern around voter fatigue that these are the 3rd elections in the sp

and there may be more deaths of reported in china in the near future but for the time being, it looksours ago. just before we go this time, i wa nt to ago. just before we go this time, i want to show you this collection of pages in the regional newspaper, if i may. the local papers across the country are due to publish the same front page in support of their readers, i am front page in support of their readers, iam hoping front page in support of their readers, i am hoping we can show this to you. in both cases, we started our careers in the newspaper and we are great supporters of this and we are great supporters of this and we are great supporters of this and we hope it does some good and i hope some people at home get the message and we hope people actually buy some of those newspapers because as you all know newspapers of had a pretty rough time of late and we would encourage more people to buy papers and the spirit behind that is supported and i'm sure many people as well. when you're on your own, we are there with you. that is it for the papers at this hour. he managed not to ta

digital led disastrously proving in your opinion well they actually started quite strong as you look at time bank for example and that target young people at all sort of lower income markets on the 1st day they recorded over half a 1000000 in transactions and 2 weeks back to you had 80000 customers cover your bank another financial digital lender and they're targeting boarded up high income markets they have about same amount of customers still for a few thousands but they have recorded it so far as 66000000 euros in deposits so does definitely get there and there are definite making a mark here and shaking up the banking industry yes it is competition on the same or what are the true traditional banks talking about it. well the traditional banks have been trying to target mainly the lower income markets because the us does a lot of people here that have been complaining about bank fees so van fees are very expensive and that's why these digital lenders are now saying like look we don't have branches we don't have brick and mortar building so we can actually keep those fees quite low and the

we're looking at timing that would be different. we are looking at a lot of different things. it has not been determined yet, it will shortly be determined. everyone seems to want to go big. they want to get to the recovery. the big thing we can do is get rid of this horrible -- i call it the unseen enemy. termsare 1000 different for it. it snuck up on us. it did 128 countries. something like that very close. it spreads violently. it is very contagious. a very contagious virus. consider america to be on a wartime footing? pres. trump: i do. the big thing we did was a very early stoppage of people coming in that could be heavily infected. that was a good some professionals did not want us to do it. but that saved a lot of lives. i look at it as -- it is like a wartime president. that is what we are fighting. it is a very tough situation. you have to do things, you have to close parts of the economy that six weeks ago where the best they have ever been. we had the best economy we have ever had. then one day you must close it in order to defeat this enemy. but we are doing it. an

look at the forecast. 36 days without rain. >> january 28th. whatever that is. can't do the math. it's been a long time. looks like that might be coming to ad. we have something on the way. >> significant? >> no. it doesn't look like it's going to be there, but there's a shift in the pattern. the early going not a huge rainmaker. it might open the door to something that would be. it is march, so we're on the massive rainmaker part of the season. for now, another warm day working this midweek. 70s and 60s for the most part right now. santa rosa which was at 87, just seems like yesterday, 76 degrees today. 74 in oakland. current wind speeds are beginning to pick up a little bit because clouds are on the way for the bay area. high temperatures today, concord was 14 degrees above average. san jose 13 above average and santa rosa did hit 80 today. overnight lows tonight. low clouds sneak up the shoreline. we'll be a little bit cooler tonight than last night. santa rosa to 43 degrees and 49 in san jose. there are some changes on the way. low pressure that's up in the gulf is going to head south and edge this h