the national weather service says minor coastal flooding is expected at lowing -- low-lying locationshe san francisco bay shoreline. king tides typically flood low-lying streets in the north bay. today was no exception. water rushed across streets in mill valley. this one just off highway 101 at the shoreline exit. as you can see, the powerful tide filled the larkspur ferry inlet. just ahead, survivors talking about a terrifying ordeal. >> we cannot see anything and it was very frightening. >> she was among those rescued after spending the night high in the sky in a stucco tram car. rescuers describe the tense mission. and a new round of wet weather headed our way. looking outside. spencer christian is tracking no showers. >> coming up in sports, just two weeks left in the nfl regular season, and it was a tray day in the bay. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now

next several hours features low visibility. right now, it is mild, mid 50's in san mateo county. 53 in san ramon. we lose the fog by 11:00 a.m. and we keep cloud cover overhead . it is dry but the wet weather returns tomorrow with the next storm. later today, mostly cloudy, temperatures on the mild side with temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's. it is a level 1 storm and we will go hour-by-hour in time out this storm. jobina: thank you. fog will impact your commute as well. the chp has issued a fog advisory for pittsburgh. that will be a little blocking issue but as far as crashes, there is nothing. look at the map, hardly a slowdown coming out of tracy and this has been consistent. i am curious, where do you work, i want to know? we have this drive time out of tracy looking great, all in the, 28 minutes. i will bring you some live cameras, things moving at in both directions. in emeryville at 80, those lights are traveling westbound. reggie: it's a song for me. two big winners in the 632 million dollar powerball drawing,

human presence in low-earth orbit. this is a key tenant of our iss transition plan that nasa has put together. we can't have a gap in american human spaceflight in low-earth orbit. this is why nasa is committed to an orderly transition from iss operations to u.s. commercially provided destination in low-earth orbit. we are working with our partners in u.s. industry and just put out a request for proposals and received strong industry feedback on the request for proposals for commercial destinations. we anticipate having those destinations in place by 2028. if we extend the iss so that we can have an orderly transition and overlap between the time when we have these destinations in leo and when we retire the iss, that will allow us to mitigate the risk of a gap. >> how can nasa apply those lessons when developing a transition plan for the space station? >> we can apply those lessons by planning for the orderly transition and planning to have an overlap in services that we can ensure that we don't have a gap. we will fol

those of you in the north bay valleys could see overnight lows as low as 28 degrees. i am tracking 29, though, for those of you in santa rosa and we're going to see widespread low to mid 30's for most of the bay area. even along our coast, half moon bay cooling down to 38 degrees almost 10 degrees warmer. then santa rosa, but still very chilly overnight lows tonight. high temperatures tomorrow. widespread mid 50's ix with the exception of napa and allay upper 40's to low 50's for napa and allay. and we're tracking, though seasonal temperatures not arriving until that storm cloud cover helps boost up our overnight lows bring us some more much needed rain with these weak storms tracking our next shower. chances in my next full forecast. jonathan, back to you. >> recent thank you. we are bringing you up to date on new state laws that take effect starting today. kron 4 capitol bureau bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the new rules that will impact california workers. >> new state laws will change some regulations for workplaces across california in january. the state

and china's low case numbers have meant a low official death toll, too. the uk and us with the us heading towards a million deaths, china is in the low thousands. in fact, there hasn't been a covid death in china for months and supporters of zero covid say that that makes the case. they also point to the chinese economy. official data shows that china's gdp grew by over 8% last year — that exceeded most expectations. there are, though, caveats. my colleague mariko 0i explains. now, china's strict zero covid policy has meant that some major cities started to go back into lockdown from last month, due to the omicron variant, and we have yet to see the full impact of that. for now, though, china believes its zero covid strategy has worked, for the economy and for public health. but sooner, rather than later, it faces a decision — how long to stick with zero covid? and it may have its hand forced. we know omicron is highly transmissible and variants pose a challenge to zero covid policies. we've seen that in australia. the arrival of the delta variant forced

my income is too low. i can't meet the bar to get any of those low-income housing units despite the fact that i'm paying for rent than that now, so i think that that department and that program is a failure. and i also think -- am i done? >> clerk: yes, your time is expired. thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller, please? >> yeah. my name is francisco dacosta, and i heard very intently the presentations made by each presenter. the previous caller really described the problems of seniors. let me give you some empirical data. we have a population of about 840,000, and as one of the presenters said, 16% are seniors. i would say 22% are seniors. now, when we have all these projects meant for seniors, as much as you enroll, like, say, dalia, you don't get in. the previous caller has explained to you, and i don't want to repeat that. the seniors who live in san francisco, most of them have contributed to society, and they are on fixed income. so unless they get help, it's very, very difficult t

that is low.gie: the threat of a strike is over at oakland schools following a new agreement on covid safety measures. oakland unified will provide weekly testing and kennedy five masks. teachers were threatening to strike if safety demands weretil . kuma:om artored that the push to get booster shots is now using steam. just 40% of fully americans have gotten the booster. today, dr. white house to talk about a universal coronavirus vaccine. more on those conversations. jobina: health experts do not believe covid will away. the u.s. is averaging more than 2000 every day, slightly higher than the delta peak last september. pfizer is testing its omicron- specific vaccines right now but what about other variants? >> there is a lot of investment to develop universal coronavirus vaccines. the importance of a panda coronavirus vaccine becomes even more apparent for what inevitably will be the emergence of future pandemics. jobina: the vaccines would also cover other forms of coronavirus. the nih develop

they simply wouldn't be, they would still be facing low demand for low skilled workers. that's a macro economic problem. and it's important that we solve it for, you know, everyone through strong labor demand. and that's going to help people who are low skilled workers who are really answers and who are traditional employers. i think it's, it's, it's really narrow. it's really missing the point to see that is a problem that created by technology versus the problem that created by macroeconomic policy areas. and, you know, look around, you know, we're in a moment of very strong bargaining power for low skilled workers. technology hasn't changed, you know, the low skill freelance employers haven't gone away, they're still their workers have more bargaining power because we did something about it in the macro economy and i think that's the right approach. and you know, so you can keep that in mind and also just keep in mind this tremendous diversity as well. are talking about high skilled, small business owners for a lot of people want to work as i might work as skilled. bu

at the low, dow down 3%.r the biggest comeback since when the pandemic hit in march of 2020 that is not that random or interesting. this is. the nasdaq flipped nearly 800 points on monday and more than 4% reversal. if that sounds like a lot, it is in fact, it is the greatest percentage intraday u-turn for the composite since november 13th, 2008 need i remind you, as the great financial crisis was starting to blow up. every index was down big and came back to close higher in the final minutes. according to the investmen group, yesterday was only the sixth time since we started keeping track of nasdaq in 1988, it reversed a 5% intraday drop to close higher. i tweeted out monday may have been the stock market version of the bucs and bills game. it was grim and tense and nail biting and amazing to watch. you probably won't want to do thatevery day. random, but interesting. let's talk about this with cate faddis cate, before we get to your great ideas, what do you make of the monday's market? are we sitting back a

, but we were teetering at the eight-month low.ou had some of the major tech players lower, microsoft, and they were some of the biggest drags on the that dac100 you have mega cap tech player microas microsoft as well trading lower today. it's not as bad now, just about 1% lower, but still a heavyweight when it comes to the dow and nasdaq and semiconductors also not spared micron, qualcomm, lam research, all selling. look at that reversal. you're seeing qualcomm up now 2% lam research the same thing, micron teetering in the positive territory. nvidia was one of the biggest losers it was the third largest point impact on the nasdaq and tracking for its worst month since july 2008. you can see it's a little bit of an uptick but still trending in negative territory, and amd, one of the maz dac's biggest decliners to start the year, off roughly about 19% year to date 30% from its 52-week high. its competitor intel outperforming amd on a year to date basis lots of volatility, especially right before coming on set you can see the movemen

mid to upper 50's along the coast amount round the bay upper 50's to low 60's and inland low to mid-60s's i'm tracking gusty off shore winds for today. i will let you know the location that have a better chance of seeing those off shore winds today and we will talk about the rain chances for the next several days. if we have any coming up. >>> we have foggy conditions out there and the chilly temperatures. >> yeah. i have been looking at some of the live shots here of the gatee s, bay bridge, golden sethat fog setting in over the span here. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights turned on just about ten minutes ago. with he will see slow spots heading in to san francisco. those foggy spots. here is a look at conditions near the tower as with you head on the upper connect over into the city and kind of make out a few cars there underneath that blanket of fog. golden gate dealing the same thing here as well. dealing that fog. limited visibility may be an issue along the 101. getting to the golden gate bridge. travel times still looking okay for now. back to you. >

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they are going to get lower as we look at the overnight lows, we expect lows in up ther 20's.s in most inland spots and mid to upper 30's around the bayshore line along the coast. it is going to be cold tonight. tomorrow, first day of the new year, sunny skies chilly temperatures, highs only in the middle 40's and some in the low 50's around 51 in the bay and along the coast. after a dry new year's weekend, rain will be coming in and that rain will be with us through the first few days of next week. i'll give you a closer look of that and the accuweather in a few minutes. ama: happening now. a growing memorial on the hollywood walk of fame for betty white.atred to leave stars, candles and a copy of her book. she passed away just weeks before her 100th birthday. she was known for a career that spanned eight decades. beaus known for her role on mary tyler moore and the golden gir girls. she dedicated her time as an animal advocate. >> i'm devastated. she is my hero. one of my all-time icons. and really, such a comedic genius. >> hi rose, how is it going? >> hi, blanching! blanch

it's just hanging down low right now. we are seeing the bay bridge also in the distance with it, what it looks like. some really slow moving traffic over and i'm sure rain. we'll tell you about that in a second. as for radar, you can see a little bit of cloud cover sitting across the bay, not quite as crystal clear as we were yesterday, nour's warm towards the afternoon. showers are going to stay offshore. so the bay area's not going to be looking at rainfall, t% potential. you can see that weak trough that is bringing in some of this cloud cover exiting the region. high pressure building back in. and that means that we will see increasingly sunny skies towards the latter part of the day today and then into tomorrow, some nice sunshine to kick off the weekend. it is a partly cloudy start to the morning. little foggy for a couple of spots and you will notice some haze towards the afternoon. that's because of the high pressure ridge that's keeping some of our pollutants trapped right here with us 50's 60's for your highs to

degrees for your overnight low. so a little bit chillier there. but check out all these low to mid 60's as you step outside for your monday afternoon. a lot of sunshine nevado, redwood city and even san jose warming up about 5 degrees above average at 64 degrees at you could see lining is she's a stubborn one. that girl really doing your thing, making sure we stay dry throughout the next 7 days. but we are going to see seasonable temperatures. that's the one positive outlook upper 50's to low 60's for our daytime highs for most bay area cities. back to you, jonathan. just seen risa. thank you. police in virginia have found a 5th victim who they say could be connected. >> to the shopping cart killer. the very latest on the investigation on the way. >> well, tonight, police in virginia are now saying that the shopping cart killer may have been linked to a 5th victim. officers are saying the suspect could be responsible for the death of a woman whose body was found last september in washington, dc. >> alexander hof has

please tie the language be to this based on very low income and low income. i am hearing a lot of the cash poor moderates. if i look at any of the districts, all is 11 the majority of ownership is white male. asian or caucasian or white, whatever you want to call it. i hope you can focus on very low income and low income homeowners of color. they have been so affected by the gentrification in the greater area. additionally, to make it proportional based on representation in each district. i didn't see that spoken of fully. as i was pulling up the data from the survey coming out because of the census in 2020. i look forward to seeing how much it changed in the home ownerships. that my district 2 i am grateful for my supervisor. melgar and marthank you again for doing the work and going to bat on this. >> thank you to all of those who came out to comment including the advocates who i will meet with and work with to make sure that there are no unintended consequences for any of that language to negatively affect tenants. that is not what we want to do. i will ma

platforms in low earth orbit. so the axiom commercial element on space station is one of those paths. we had always intended to follow that with a commercial free flyer solicitation which we have now done, and we have seen strong industry feedback and to that request for proposals so that tells us that was a good strategy on our part. there is strong interest in multiple platforms in low earth orbit. >> well, i don't see the clock, so how much time do i have, mr. chairman? >> just about two minutes. just a little less. >> thank you, sir. so i'm going to follow up with that question for you if i can. do you agree nasa should be able to assure the u.s. scientific and research community as well as our international partners that there is a plan moving forward together, which provides for the continuity of scientific and research collaboration in space that does leave the world relying on china for activities in microgravity? what do you say to that? >> yes, thank you for that. our plan absolutely emphasizes that plan

we are way off the lows. i mean, minus 196 on the dow practically feels positive after the couple sessions we've had. that's what we're looking at right now. let's take a closer look at some of the key sectors to watch as we head into the afternoon trade. julia, michael, and pippa, and delano here with us today. let's start with microsoft the shares are down 1% from the high -- 18 % from the highs. down 14% this month. the whole world is watching to see if the biden administration approves the activision. v julia, what are the key numbers? >> over the past year microsoft has far outperformed the broader tech market. microsoft is actually up 25% over the past 12 months, and with momentum around microsoft's cloud business, which is expected to continue, analysts see a buying opportunity right now. going into earnings this afternoon, 93% of microsoft analysts have a buy rating of 7% have a hold and there are no sell ratings analysts expect 18% revenue growth and a 14% increase in earnings per share for the tech

overnight lows will remain in the upper 30's to low 40's in the north bay. inland east bay, upper 30's to low 40's. southbay low to mid 40's and mid-40's elsewhere. highs tomorrow will be around 50, 60 in half moon bay, san francisco 57, 58 in oakland. other locations will warm up to about 60. low 60's in the south bay, 60 and inland east bay and the north bay, 59. 61 in santa rosa and 59 at napa. let's take a look at our accuweather 7 day forecast. it will be a little milder on wednesday than tomorrow, so highs in the low 60's near the bay and inland with right sunny skies. towards the end of the week, springlike warmth developing, highs inland and around the bay friday and saturday in the mid 60's, perhaps a little higher. low to mid 60's on the coast, then temperatures moderate going into early next week but notice, the dry pattern continues through the next seven days and according to the extended outlook we will be dry and the bay area for about the next 10 or 12 days. kristen: the demand for safety in schools. another sick-out plan for this week. why t

low clouds here. we have that classic just kind of low hanging, midlevel stratus cloud. not fog. it is its fog up here. santa rosa. napa. visibility readings down to less than a mile. fairfield now just went below a mile. livermore down to three tenths of a mile. that's the new spot and that may be one of the bigger impacts on the morning commute. the fog showing up through the tri valley. we will keep you very updated on that. temperatures in the mid-60s's today. this stuff burns off in the late morning. not just the fog. also the midlevel clouds. we will top out at 64 in san jose. look at fremont. 63, redwood city, 62, all of those numbers will climb by about four or five degrees in this seven day. a warm up for the end of the week. for now let's get over to gianna. >>> thank you. let's take a look at traffic conditions as you head into the livermore valley. if you are coming in to the pass, on 580 westbound toward the dublin interchange we are tracking slightly slower speeds. you are dealing with foggy spots there. just be careful as you hit the roadways this morn the its star

. >> it's going to be a low scoring game. i'll tell you there's going to be down to strong as far as strong as 5 >> i think he's right. it's going to be a good game. it's going to come down to execution. a couple of interesting tidbits from local ticket resellers. they're putting the number of forty-niners fans who could be in sofi stadium tomorrow at about 65%. so strong likelihood we're going to see another sea of red here tomorrow live at sofi stadium. kate rooney kron 4 news. all right, kate, you rest up as well. you're going to have a big day tomorrow. >> covering the game as well. we'll see you tomorrow. have a good night. meanwhile, some of the 40 niner faithful were catching some flights heading down to la this morning ahead of tomorrow's big game. they got a big sendoff courtesy of united airlines over at sfo as they boarded their flight. the forty-niners drumline made some noise staff even giving out free gear and even sour dough. sam made an appearance is all of that celebration intended to get the passengers pumpe

start the year fresh at lowe's.p lowe's store & save event now in-store and online. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news at times are u now 05:13am, here on this wednesday hopefully over the next couple hours, you get a chance to really get outside and enjoy all of this. nice weather. meteorologists john sabol. he's been tracking that for us in a john. what can we expect? yeah, we're looking at a great day ahead. it is chilly this morning. but later on today, we're going to be tapping into some really comfortable weather yet again, we've seen a nice trend starting on sunday, taking us. >> on through this forecast so far this week and it's not going change much. it is brisk outside. you can see the flag really blowing in the wind across pier 15 right there as you are crossing our bridges, be mindful of some stronger gusts at times. and that is also going to contribute to some of those 30's and 40's that we're currently in the midst of feeling just a little bit cooler than that. otherwise skies are for the most

my income is too low. i can't meet the bar to get any of those low-income housing units despite the fact that i'm paying for rent than that now, so i think that that department and that program is a failure. and i also think -- am i done? >> clerk: yes, your time is expired. thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller, please? >> yeah. my name is francisco dacosta, and i heard very intently the presentations made by each presenter. the previous caller really described the problems of seniors. let me give you some empirical data. we have a population of about 840,000, and as one of the presenters said, 16% are seniors. i would say 22% are seniors. now, when we have all these projects meant for seniors, as much as you enroll, like, say, dalia, you don't get in. the previous caller has explained to you, and i don't want to repeat that. the seniors who live in san francisco, most of them have contributed to society, and they are on fixed income. so unless they get help, it's very, very difficult t

not going to be as low as widespread. we are going to see better clearing during the overnight hours. as far as our low cloud cover goes down to 4 miles for san jose downtown san francisco down to 5. but fortunately, no one tracking at or near 0 visibility. but we are going to notice an increase in that high cloud cover. doing little change with our temperature, though we're going to remain feasible with the dry outlook for the next 3 days. details of that will continue in your full seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. jonathon, just seen back to you. risa. thank you. another covid-19 coverage tonight where after a plan to seek out last week where hundreds of oakland unified teachers called out of work. >> now their students are beginning to follow their lead. hundreds of students within the school district have now come together and formed an online petition where they're demanding increased covid-19 protocols are also saying they will go on strike kron 4 taylor sackey has the story. students at schools in oakland u

low 50's at the coast and inland areas either in the upper 50's or low 60's t chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking. >> welcome back. 8.41 this morning in the south bay. there are some new trees growing in a san jose park. thanks to some help from volunteers yesterday, a large group planted trees and how your park in honor of martin luther king junior day was put on by the group our city forest more than 100 volunteers actually planted california sycamores yesterday we spoke with one organizer who says she believes doctor king would appreciate the volunteer service. >> he felt that more than the son of racism was the sin of being silent or doing nothing. and so i love how we have over 100 volunteers who ca

taking us back into the low 60's on average.ill stay for the remainder of the forecast into early next week. no chances of rainfall. in fact, it's looking like rain could hold off until the start of february now. so this is indeed a very dry january after such a wet december. now we've had issues in the south bay, as i mentioned, one o one has seen some residual delays from 2 accidents, completely separate from one another. both northbound. much of that has cleared out now on your back to a pretty typical 28 minutes to get you from san jose at the intersection of 85 to menlo park. but it was a rough one earlier on. also back to normal along highway 4 westbound 14 minutes there. now after what was a pretty big slowdown near pittsburgh earlier may's to fremont street on the bay bridge. 8 minutes. we saw that back up. only briefly. still not to prepandemic levels for your travels across our bridges, even though there are more cars under bridges than there were yesterday for the holiday. noel. >> all right. time to talk winners and

upper 50's to the low 60 today.along the coastline in the upper 50's with a return to an onshore flow. 60 in oakland. 62 in fremont. air quality has been moderate at times and temperatures will not change too much but it will be that offshore wind that we will be watching. the accuweather 7 day forecast, some fog in the north bay. rocky temperatures in the valleys and increasing clouds on monday leading us to gusty winds tuesday and wednesday. after that passes, temperatures should warm up a little bit into next weekend and are rainfall projections could be dry into mid-february. not great. liz: thank you. today is the big day. the nfc championship game between the 49ers and the l.a. rams. you may have heard about it. fans know that the 49ers have had some iconic moments and one man is in charge of capturing them. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey introduces you to the director of photography for the niners. reporter: as the 49ers battled into the championship game, iconic moments are captured each week that will li

low in the s&p 500 right around 4500. one thing traders look back on is if the low of december is broken that could mean a more bearish tape for the year. pressure has been in place on boert stocks and bonds take a look at what that's meant for a typical portfolio. that's what this etf essentially mimics it is not that it's down so much but that bonds and stocks create a little bit of downside this is the mode stocks and bonds moving together when inflation is picture so perceived the threat this brings us back to early to mid-2021 levels. it creates that reverse effect of before and people felt wealthy because of equities. so this is probably one of the reasons for people starting the year on the back foot. credit markets a key piece of the puzzle to decide if it's macro stress, economic worry in the markets or not riskier debt continues to outperform the less risky debt generally positive look at the spread short term this is the prices of the bonds. you did see the spread open up a couple times in the last years and in

as you venture out, low 50's for coastal areas for daytime highs today.nny, cool afternoon. now, as for our inland areas and noticeably cooler one than yesterday, taking us in some cases from the mid 60's back into the upper 50's today. and as far as temperatures go towards the afternoon all across the bay area, you can see a few more 50's on the map and what we had yesterday. hayward, oakland, san francisco, among those areas rising into the upper 50's later on. james. john, thank you. >> 4.54 is the time an auction house. other bees. dubai unveiled a diamond that they claim is literally from out of this world. so these calls the 555.5, 5 carat black diamond, a rare gem that's likely from outer space. they say that because it's carbon isotopes and high hydrogen content. you don't really find that here on earth. they say the diamond could have been formed when media rights collided with earth. it's headed to la right now before it's auctioned off next month in london. so the bees expects the diamond to sell for more than 6 and a half million dollars. wow.

so dropping temperatures in the low 30's. the good news with that is that is going to temporarily help with that rapid snow melt in this year. so fingers crossed. we get some rain and snow showers throughout the bay area and sierra at least the 2nd half of february looking dry from now. until then, back to you. jonathan risa, thank you. >> tonight, millions of folks in the northeast find themselves in the path of a powerful winter storm that is dumping inches of snow and causing large scale power outages. massachusetts alone expected to receive nearly 2 feet of snow. more than 100,000 homes and businesses currently in the dark, virginia, new jersey, new york, maryland and delaware have all issued states of emergencies because of this bomb cyclone and more than 4,000 flights have been canceled as state leaders warn of high winds combined with snow which are expected to create whiteout conditions. meanwhile, new jersey and parts of new york were in the bull's eye of that storm. the folks did make it very far today when they lef

it's just a low pressure centers sitting offshore, bringing us clouds keeping us mild overnight lowsht. back into the upper thirties low forties this time of year coming into late january, february, i expect twenties and thirties and we're looking at thirties and forties , so that's good. if you're worried about your plants, we are dry for a while. i do this every night. just say you don't think i'm i'm messing with you that we're not going to see rain for a while. here is seven days of no rain seven days ago when there's wednesday there's thursday seven working with the rain's going everything's going up and over. that's a ridge of high pressure. it does appear late in the month last couple days of february, january into february. we have a pretty good shot at some significant rainfall. fingers crossed and again. why was that early range so important? oh, my gosh. you imagine if we didn't write, we were 10% or 20% of average right now. we're 121 131 140 150. of rainfall average around the bay area, the mountains are getting down to about 110% of water of snowpack, but still we're go

then it's not the low. what's great about the interview you just showed is he talked about the fact that market corrections seem easier in retrospect than in the present moment and if you look back at corrections in the market over the last couple of decades you could probably look at most of them and have no idea what the cause is and some do stand out. right now the s&p 500, the nasdaq and the russell 2000 are all on pace for 10% declines this month that's only happened while those indices in existence in october '87, august of '98, october of '08 and march of 2020. those are four months that everybody who's around at the time can remember and probably remember where they were on certain days of those declines those are four months that stick out and when you look at the periods is in the short term you see continued volatility and a year later all three were higher all four times short term here there's uncertainty and likely to be going forward. you talked about the possible escalation of military confl

higher highs and higher lows what we see is that kinder morgan is making a new three-year relative lowits sector this is the signal that leads me to believe that kinder morgan may disappoint on earnings next week so if we talk a look at the options market here right now. the markets are implying about a 3.1% move going into earnings, which is roughly in line with what we've seen over the last eight quarters with exactly 1.38%. so the trade structure that i want to use is in the money put spreads here i'm going out to march and buying the 18 by 16 put spread, paying about $1.08 before the may puts, and collecting about 25 cents for the puts. this is an in the money put option i'm doing that for the time decay of the trade if i see the move to the down side, i'm seeing slightly under two to one risk/reward ratio trading the bottom end of the trade end i saw on kinder morgan >> mike, any reaction? >> yeah, i've been bullish on a energy for some time viewers know that i'm a long time holder of halliburton that too has seen a really it is interesting to note that this week we saw some of th

low 40's, fairfield.bborn from napa to novato, quarter mile to zero visibility. 4 miles in oakland. through 10:00, chilly. low 50's arriving. by 2:00 in the 60's and at 4:00 still, hazy sunshine on the way. increasing clouds will start off monday as well. we will talk about gusty offshore winds visiting us this week. >> this morning there are concerns about storm surge and title influence along the east coast after a nor'easter slammed the country. some areas could see waves at eight feet today during high tide. christine sloan has the details. reporter: millions of americans dealing with the aftermath of a powerful nor'easter that brought blizzard conditions to several states. new england feeling the brunt of the storm. heavy snow blanketing maine into the night. hurricane force gusts pummeling rhode island. two feet of snow in massachusetts. the storm sent massive waves crashing into neighborhoods, more than 100,000 customers in the state without power. >> a number of issues related to the storm have be

temperatures upper 40's to low 50's. as we head through the afternoon, dryer, quieter, weather ahead. as high pressure builds in for us. mid50's for the coast, around the bay and inland for the lunchtime forecast. for san francisco, looking at 55 degrees. mostly cloudy skies by your lunchtime hour in oakland. 55 and for the south bay, partly sunny at 58. back to you. >>> a happy update out of san francisco this morning. >> and thank goodness. a french bulldog stolen on new year's day is back home with her owner. police released this photograph of the happy homecoming for the 9-month-old. she was out for a walk with her owner saturday morning a thief stole her and took off in a car. no word on how rosie was recovered or who she was with. how scary. glad she is home. >>> it's 6:26. the next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> the president about to meet with the white house covid response team. up next his plan to address the nation. >>> and former bio tech ceo elizabeth holmes is found builty of several

we're going to be on the low side of 50s. we're going to look to next yok's chance of rain and also go into how long we're going to stay this cold in the mornings. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> and it's happened again. another shooting at a crowded mall it happed in the east bay at concordival mall. someone opened fire at the mall and shot a man. kpix 5s around rowa na can, ano has more. >> okay, we're hiding in the back of the store. we locked everything down, but there was a shooting. >> reporter: michelle brigham got the call every mother fears. her daughter was working inside the mall when she heard a sound of gonefire. >> signed like a pop, an automatic. we were like what do we do? >>you jade bell ran to the door and locked it until shoppers came knocking, begging for help. >> i opened the door. i was like get in, get in and there were multiple people flooding in through our doors. >> reporter: employees and shoppers hit until they got the all-clear from police. officers from the concord police department had to ma

but temperatures as you head out the door right now, widespread low to mid and upper 40's low 50's along the san francisco peninsula coastline. the downtown san francisco in half moon bay, both in the low 50's but just barely. but overnight lows tonight near subfreezing temperatures for those of you in santa rosa. cooling down to 35 degrees. widespread mid to upper 30's for most of our north, the east bay. and yes, south bay valleys, a little bit milder, though, for downtown san francisco in half moon bay at 42 degrees. but daytime highs warming up into the low 60's for redwood city and san jose, 62 degrees. seasonable weather everywhere else. mid to upper 50 for our bay area valleys and even along the coast as well. and taking a look ahead, storm track outlook looking grim, in fact, are going to stay dry. just seen in jonathan for the next 10 days. back to you. >> marissa, thank you. new tonight at 10 o'clock, the placer county sheriff's office says the body of missing skier worry into lot of was founded this morning. roughly a half-mile near she for mill creek. you may remember and a l

so milder temperatures to our south, but we are expecting to see overnight lows tonight in the low to mid 40's. so we are going to notice slightly warmer temperatures for our overnight hours with daytime highs. cooling down enough to rebound as to right where we should be this time of year. upper 50's to low 60's. and that's exactly what we're going to see tomorrow. napa, 57 degrees for you. but taking a look ahead at your 10 at 10 outlook. unfortunately, that dry spell going to continue. jonathan, just seen great barbecue outdoors. weather for your long holiday weekend for martin luther king junior day on monday. but i wish i could conjure up some storms for this next 10 day outlook. but it looks like we're going to see dry, even upwards of 15 days from now. back to you. thanks so much. there are new workplace rules that are now in effect in california. employees will now have to get a covid test. >> after workplace exposure, people cannot just simply take a rapid test on their own. an employee will have to go to a lab or take that test in front of a supervisor or health care profess

around the bay upper 50s and low 60s, inland low to mid 60s this afternoon.itions over the next several days with plenty sunshine and a few clouds by the end of our work week into our weekend. as we look to the next several days we are really settling into the quiet weather pattern. we could see rain chances for next week at this point. back to you. >>> new, sweet treats with sweet sayings. you know the ones, the sweethearts. >> this year you will find 16 new things on the c■andy conversation hearts, words of encouragement from "you got this," high five, crush it, and you da best. the classic sayings haven't gone anywhere. you can still ask somebody to be mine in sugar form. they can probably do a bunch of updates now that the world is so different. "slide into my dm." >> very true. how fun is that? >> don't forget the news continues all day on cbs news bay area. >> cbs mornings is next. have a ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" on this monday. hello to viewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here. let'

highs in the mid to upper 50's to low 6o's. we are track that low pressure system that dropped a weak cold front our way. that's the reason why that we did see the showers last night and at least early this morning as that low pushes off to the east and that cold front pushes off to the east. that ridge of high pressure will build in. the ridge briefly building in as we head through the rest of today, wednesday and for thursday. tracking another weather system behind that. i will show you that in the seven day forecast. daytime highs 57 in pacifica, 58 around the bay, in san francisco, 59 in oakland. for the peninsula looking at 60 degrees, redwood city, mountain view, the south bay, san jose at 61, upper 50's in concord, the inland east bay there as well as for antioch and midother mid50's for the north bay. a few showers out there. few lingering showers. by noon we are already dry. we are looking at partly sunny to mostly cloudy and by 4:00 p.m. that dry weather ahead. as we look to tomorrow morning. the far north bay you cou

it will help scour out any low clouds.y fog here and there, but i don't think it will be as widespread as what we are dealing with right now. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. a dense fog visor until 10 a.m. we warm up as we head towards friday with 70. the week and is looking nice, winds subside on sunday. the dry pattern continues into next week. reggie: larger-than-life animals on display in san francisco. this cultures you will see around the city. kumasi: bob saget would opening up a new interview. their last kumasi: it is 5:20 people here are the seven things to know this morning. the senate failed to change the filibuster. this is the fifth time that democrats have failed to pass voting rights legislation in the senate. reggie: jury selection is set to begin today in the -- kumasi: the f the f the f the ff review vaccines for kids under the age of five years old, as early as next month. pull a merry data shows that group will likely need three doses for full protection. reggie: bart is dismissing a scathing new

upper 50's to low 60's around the bay and low to mid-60s's inland with that sun. we will talk about off shore winds and when you could expect to see that and the location that have a better chance of seeing the off shore winds. details in just a few minutes. >>> good morning. checking the roadways right now. we will start this time around with a live look at the dublin. for super commuters make that ride out of tracy into the pass. you will have the typical brake lights onto 580. looks a lot better as the live shot shows as you make your way toward that connector. no major issues in the pass. 30 minute from the travel time. east shore, all checking in problem free. let's look at some of the bay area bridges. live look at the bay bridge. quiet into san francisco. no delays. gun owners would pay about 25 years a year. the identify comes thousands of gun owners could generate more than a million dollars a year. the money would fund mental health, violence and suicide prevention programs and firearm safety training. >> that funding will be used to off set the damage.

we have been importing colder air obviously but also low humidity with it and low humidity is able to insulate far less than any air mass that has a little more humidity to work with like a blanket. if we had cloud as head, won't have this issue. clear case, low humidity. temperatures down to freezing. san san jose, 34 degrees. it is 27 right now santa rosa. number in concord, 29. livermore, 29. those are the locations where the freeze warnings are in place until 9:00. so it is those north bay areas, inland valleys of the east by and south bay. >> it is cold. cold enough that you want to bundle up and the primary concern on a morning like this on that line, it says hypothermia is a risk for vulnerable populations, e anybody who doesn't have a place to get indoors where there is heating, warm blankets, it is a risk on a morning like this. that is the top item to keep in mind. plus, pets, pipes and plants. the afternoon is fine. we will be in the mid 50s. no fog. we covered that. it is just midlevel clouds. santa rosa at 3 miles. we're doing okay. >> the north bay valleys, down into the

low 60s along the coast. it 60s for the warm spots in the santa clara valley. 56 degrees in san jose. low 60s and late in the east bay. upper 50s is the average this time a year. low 60s around the bay, 62 for san francisco and oakland, with low to mid 60s for the north bay. a few degrees warmer further inland and north. temperatures will back off slightly sunday and monday, but you won't notice too much of a difference until we see mark clouds overhead on monday. more clouds, but no showers out of those clouds. then more sunshine by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. it's a dry 7 day forecast, it is drive forecast for at least the next 10 days. i will have an updated look at the 2 weekend coming up at 11:00. >>> move now, leave your stuff, go, the fire is at the back. >> stunning new video of the frantic race to evacuate as a wildfire closes in, coming up next. ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] needs... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quick

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