now they ultimately break the low of those lows it's a very bad setup. >> all this being said next week a huge week for big cap tech earnings carter, how are we setting up ahead of that? >> right, well, one of the things we know if you look at the history in weeks where the five largest stocks, apple, microsoft and so forth, a report on the same week almost every time it's been a bad week. there are few exceptions but generally down so we have that this coming week we have apple reporting of course microsoft, google and the charts are not good. let's look at a few charts and try to figure it out together. so the first here is the same lines you've seen have been drawn, annotations by me and many others. you can draw the lines you want but we have to double top in the nasdaq 100, all the makings of a big up trend that's reversed, a bullish to bearish reversal and we have a head and shoulders of sorts. look at the next daeks now, this is a weekly, right sorry, this is a daily and the key is do we break now below those lows of just one month ago? and the problem is to bounce so vigorously

, now the lows have more and more authority and ultimately you break below those lows it's a very bad set up >> all right all this being said, next week is a huge week for big cap tech earnings so, carter, how are we setting up ahead of that >> right well, one of the things we know, if you look at the history on weeks where the five largest stocks -- apple, microsoft, google, so forth -- report on the same week, almost every time it's been a bad week there are a few sepexceptions, generally down apple reporting, microsoft, google the charts are not good. let's look at a few dharts and try to figure it out together. so, the first here is the same lines that you've seen that have been drawn, annotations by me and many others. you can draw the lines you want. we have the double top in the nasdaq 100 we have all the makings of a big up trend that's reversed, a bullish to bearish reversal. and we have a head and shoulders of sorts this is a next -- a weekly melissa, this is a daily again, the key is do we break below those lows of just one month ago? and again, the problem is to bounce so

we are low carbon fuel so we appreciate the concept of a low carbon fuel standard and as you stated thatis technology neutral and that we have the analysis biofuels like ethanol that we are considering the practices that continue to bring down the carbon intensity so if you have a program that is truly technology neutral that allows for the higher biofuel blends that is the place we can play and we can help achieve low carbon goals. i will add it is very complementary to the rfs. they work well in tandem talking about that value to continue to make sure the lowest of the logos into the market. >> . >> . >> and i appreciate the perspectives of our panel to share with us that are pulling us all together and thank you for joining us in person. that thoughtful action that fuel standard with the compromise and collaboration. and where you believe there might be common ground on the standards going forward and we will. >> i heard a lot of consensus about the importance of competition and marketplace certainty and consumer choice as we make sure we drive toward low carbon fuel options this is a

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low temperatures tonight mid to upper 40's oakland in the low 50's with an tax lightly milder at 52 degrees. temperatures tomorrow, though, very similar to today. we're going to see slightly cooler temperatures for most of our warmest inland valleys, concord, instead of being in the low 80's mid 70's in downtown san francisco. you're going to warm up about 5 degrees mid 60's for your monday afternoon. so let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. and you could 5 to 10 degrees of cooling on tuesday. but very spring-like forecast. we're going to see more of a wind maker on tuesday and possibly into thursday as well. no rain in the forecast. it looks like april showers wrapping up on a dry note. but i'm excited for all the rain we got earlier this month. as i say, all the rain is probably really helpful. usually when we hear like strong winds are some winds coming. we get a little nervous. cousins usually dry >> yet. still be safe out there month. >> all right. one of a kind suites a digital bakery is using a 3 d printer to make candy. but how does it taste rich demuro gives it a try

hence, low pressure. of low pressure rotates more and more quickly. and as the process continues, the storm is able to deepen explosively. on a weather chart, you will see more and more isobars appearing, like a dartboard, and if the pressure falls by at least 2a millibars in 2a hours, that is explosive cyclogenesis, or a weather bomb. weather bombs like storm eunice are not that unusual. but it is when explosive cyclogenesis happens near land their impact can be extreme. eunice's winds were so strong they shredded part of the fabric roof of london's o2 arena, which opened as the millennium dome 22 years ago. dudley was the first of the three named storms to hit the uk injust one week in february. even a wind turbine collapsed in wales. after eunice, there was franklin, which brought major flooding. here, one bridge in northern england is swept away and goes crashing into another. since 2015, the uk met office has been giving names to storms to raise awareness of the severe weather on the way. here from t

inland, low 80's.umber six, our big problem with this ongoing sig alert on the venecia bridge. sue: that has been cared, but the affic jam res 780 and 680, almost back to 8 80, as a matter of fact. amanda: and number seven, chevrolet is going electric. chevy announced the change on twitter this morning. the car should be on sale sometime next year. more options. jobina: i am into it. amanda: with gas prices, that is a good option. may next car will be electric for sure. jobina: that's what i say too. i would like to go no-car, though, if i can help it. amanda: that is a good option. jobina:. jobina: all these new friends will be on abc 7 at 7:00, in about 30 seconds. we will just walk across the room. amanda: looking forward to it! some great topics we will be talking about. will see you guys at 7:00. jobina: see you there and enjoy the music and the beautiful views we are taking you to right now. just gorgeous. amanda: we have 15 seconds? we can talk some more? [laughter] >> good morning america start

low income consu. yes the cdf i find needs to grow to meaningful levels. the advancing technologies to support inclusion act would support billions of dollars to upgrade technology capabilities. this would significantly improve their ability to compete with banks that offer fin tech products. finis a policymakers should incentivize banks to sign onto national account standards and banks should about these no overdraft low-cost accounts in underserved communities. some financial's diffusion friends said there should be a race to the top business strategy as a path forward for the banking sector. we agree with the sentiment that investing in low income people by providing affordable and high-quality products will allow communities and banks to grow together. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. i appreciate your testimony. now we would like to hear from mr. zywicki. you are now recognized for five minutes for your testimony. >> several trick names on our panel today. thank you c

income and many low income communities. if you have to pay an extra ten to $15 to pay your car up, that hits that person that at the end of the month is looking for an extra ten or $15 to help pay their electric bill or some other bill that's also rising at the same time. you also talked about the cost of blending is about 28.5%, 28 to 30 cents per gallon, so there is a cost to their. then you also mentioned to me before we got started that as we are moving forward, there are some guardrails epa needs to have as we are moving forward that we can provide for them. if you want to talk about that issue i'd like to hear that but i also like to hear your opinion on the overall cost of what we see now, high cost of gasoline and how we can deal with the issue of who is hitting the hardest and there's a proposal to get rid of the gas tax that's 18 cents that's not even close to this. >> first, let's talk a little bit about the government mandated energy transition because we are the largest oil and gas producer in the world and we

we see promise in the low carbon fuel markets and like aviation, marines and heavy duty vehicles. to lead the nation to the clean energy transition we must have a healthy and thriving biofuels industry and a strong and growing rfs and move to e- 15 is the nation's standard fuel. don't be fooled, it isn't going to harm refiners. three administrations in the courts have affirmed this. claims to the contrary are just a smokescreen to divert attention away from clean, affordable american energy. undermining and delaying the role of the 15 means increasing the gas prices for american consumers, period. gas prices are driven by the price of crude, not to the cost of the rfs. american farmers and biofuel producers are ready to work with the administration and congress to restore and put us back on track. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you very much for joining us and for your testimony. i got another shot at your name. i think i'm getting close to getting it right. you are recognized. please proceed. >> [inaudible] thank you for the opportunity to make some comm

here are overnight lows, low 50's around the bay.t is going to be milder tomorrow morning because we have a cold front moving through tonight into tomorrow. that will bring us some cooler weather. today, sunny, mild, warm. cloudy and cooler starting tomorrow and cooler on thursday. warming up again with more sunshine this weekend. amanda: newly leaked images posted online at showing what google could be cooking up next, a smartwatch, maybe? according to these photos, the device was reportedly left inside a restaurant. google is expected to make an announcement about the watch month, perhaps releasing it along with the pixel seven the potential smart watch has been rumored for months and said to have the codename rohan. that is a secret. jobina: supersecret. amanda: i think we have heard stories about people leaving things at a restaurant, leaking. jobina: have you ever left anything at a restaurant? amanda: i double check. jobina: i left my retainer once, but that is a story for a different time. you at 6:00, trying to make more mone

as you see the low to mid 90s.it starts to fade by friday by the weekend it's long gone and then we go cooler and could even see a chance of showers by monday. so from summer back to a little taste of winter for the sierra perhaps early next week. >> well, you've warned us, so we know what to expect. >> there you go. >> thanks, rob. >>> tonight at 7:00, bay area lawyers helping ukrainian refugees at the u.s.-mexico border. we'll tell you how they're getting them across here to the united states and what about the other asylum seekers? that's coming up on our 7:00 p.m. newscast. >>> and then coming up next on "nightly news," nbc's andrea mitchell talks with secretary of state antony blinken. she asks him if it's really possible to hold vladimir putin accountable for war crimes and some of the atrocities that we've seen in towns like bucha. that story and more in moments when lester holt joins us for "nightly news." >>> tonight, new images emerging of russia's atrocities in ukraine as the u.s. personally punishes vla

nasdaq to new session lows.gs] we see fears of a china growth slowdown and problems still in ukraine. that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so one day later i am still irrationally exuberant about elon musk buying twitter. elon has unleashed a political earthquake seven months before the midterm elections. free speech may be back again. it's a complete nightmare for the woke left. remember elon musk the guy who called himself a free speech absolutist. then he said free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy. twit

further south, we should see some lengthy clear spells. 50, low pressure and to the north—west of theountry for easter monday, more isobars on the chart, it will be breezy, and we are also dragging in some cooler air of the atlantic around the area of low pressure, as you can see from the blue hue there. so, a fresher start to easter monday but they will be quite a bit of sunshine around. into the afternoon, we could start to see the cloud beginning to build up pretty much anywhere with the odd shower developing. most of the showers across the north—west of the country, the weather here will be quite blustery as the winds will be a feature here, particularly for the northern and western isles and into northern ireland. the wind is a little bit lighter further south and east. so, temperatures will be noticeable, we've been used to the low 20s across the south—east of the country, 16 or 17 degrees for easter monday afternoon and the low teens further north and west. now, through monday night, further showers continue across england and wales, there will be some clear spells, too, this w

rates, low inflation and low growth which helped since post-2008 is no longer there so you have to recalibrate. however, there's an important piece here we've taken our stocks lower but resisting the urge of taking them lower into an underweight to our index for three very important reasons. the first is, listen, we're in the camp that we're right around peak inflation and if we are, and rates stop rising, that stops -- that could put -- stops putting pressure on internet stocks, the second thing there is a cyclical trade still opening. omicron prevented us from re-opening over the holiday season airlines, hotels, diners, all those things we could see upside for and third piece, really important, if you're buying into a balanced fund and near and dear to my heart, if you're buying into it, you are sitting at 275 ten-year note and average, 5-arm on p/es if you're -- then you're getting the benefit of diversification from here, sara, so it's all -- the first time stocks and bonds have been down 10% at the same time post-gfc a good entry point. >> yeah, aside from the whole peak inflation which y

the low income individuals. i think -- the take away here is that we should first think about is how progress the tax code already is for restart jumping into -- start jumping into significant increases at the top and. host: mr. gardner, is it true that half of the taxpayers in the u.s. do not pay any federal tax? in your view, should they? guest: for the last couple of years, during the pandemic, were u.s. had congress that was extending to families, they have been a couple of years where u.s. taxpayers with zero income tax. learn the pandemic, that is exactly why. you know, originally it is lower . as kyle mentioned, looking at the federal income tax is really just missing a big art of the picture. you know, federal income tax has revenues. the fact that federal income tax is the major income tax on any level that is well-positioned to add some advantage to the tax system. it is necessary to have a progressive income tax. it is necessary to exempt low income families just to get to a place where we have these

you brought up on rate and low income. in our presentation erin referred to the low income rates. they offer a 30% discount on the electric and energy bills of customers. so those are in place. we are always looking and continue to look at affordability and upon ability to pay. its -- a priority of the sfpuc for power service but for all the utility service. that's an on going area of work. i know commissioner fielder referred to the pandemic and dent. and taking steps the past year with customers that have been burdened by that experience in mind. we clean power sf provided 2 opinion 5 million dollars in bill credits to care and enrolled customers at the end of 2020. to assist them with -- bills that were a burden to pay due to economic conditions. they always pursued funding throughout state. provide debt relief to customers who accumulated debt during the pandemic. this is deliver have had another 2.4 million dollars in debt relief. and we will pursue any additional funds thanksgiving may be available. to assist our customers. so i want to emphasize there are program and rate i

lowe's. home to any budget.sibility. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: good morning, starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. we have some nice sunny skies. frances: sunny and warmer which is what you can expect this weekend. here's a live look towards the financial district with temperatures mainly in the 40's with sunrise at 623. right skies and warmer weather for -- right skies and warmer weather. mid to upper 70's and a couple of spots. at the beaches, upper 60's. gorgeous to the weekend i will let you know how long this trend will continue. stephanie: investigators are trying to determine the motive for a shooting in the nation's capital, four people were injured. the gunmen died by suicide. christine sloan has the latest. riine: theer suspected of opening fire in a washington, d.c. neighborhood leaving four people hurt his dad. >> we believe that the suspect took his own life as mpd members were entering or reaching the apartment whe

income and many low income communities. if you have to pay an extra ten to $15 to pay your car up, that hits that person that at the end of the month is looking for an extra ten or $15 to help pay their electric bill or some other bill that's also rising at the same time. you also talked about the cost of blending is about 28.5%, 28 to 30 cents per gallon, so there is a cost to their. then you also mentioned to me before we got started that as we are moving forward, there are some guardrails epa needs to have as we are moving forward that we can provide for them. if you want to talk about that issue i'd like to hear that but i also like to hear your opinion on the overall cost of what we see now, high cost of gasoline and how we can deal with the issue of who is hitting the hardest and there's a proposal to get rid of the gas tax that's 18 cents that's not even close to this. >> first, let's talk a little bit about the government mandated energy transition because we are the largest oil and gas producer in the world and we

yes, we are a low carbon fuel. we do very much appreciate the concept of a low carbon fuel standard. importantly, as you stated, senator, making sure that this is technology neutral. this is where the carbon modeling comes into play. we've got to make sure you are evaluating all of the life cycles. that you are considering all of the low carbon farming practices that bring down the carbon intensity of our fuel. if you have a program that is truly technology neutral that reflects the current state of the art science and innovation take place throughout industry that allows for use of higher biofuel blends like an e-15, that's a place we can play and i think we'll be able to really help in terms of achieving some of our low carbon goals. i will add that's very complimentary to the rfs so the two programs work well in tandem. i think miss wynn talked about the value stack to continue making sure that the lowest of the low would go into a market like oregon. >> i've got two more quick questions then i'm going to yield

temperatures in the low to mid 60's and inland areas in the low to mid 70's.umber six, at the end of the month, i would let you know that caltrain will be half-price until the end of april, so take advantage if you can. karina: number seven, today a final vote on a proposal that would make jfk drive and golden gate park free. they also plan to hold a rally outside the san francisco city hall. julian: in today's gma at first look, we see the terrifying moment in a car that was allegedly street racing crashed into a school bus. authorities released this video. >> dramatic new video from inside a school bus during a terrifying crash. 23 students on board the bus in albuquerque back in february period mustang which police say was racing hitting the rear tire causing it to flip over. the children are violently thrown from one side to the other. seven were sent to the hospital. the children on the bus could have died because people were literally just having fun in their sports car. >> coming up, we take a look at the question of seatbelts on school buses and whethe

mainly in the low 90s. 93 for san jose, the record today is 93, so we will tie the record in san jose. we'll break it by a mile in concord but it is easy to break records in concord. records don't go back that far. san francisco is another story. at 85, we are not close. the record is 92. look at oakland and livermore, beating the record by two or three degrees. red wood city is going to 89, fremont 88. we'll go to 89 in napa. i will show you how we start this cool down tomorrow. if you are near the water like city peninsula, you are going down to the 60s tomorrow for daytime highs. it will be dramatic but not that way for everybody. we'll have more in a bit. >> talk to you soon. >>> we are barely a month into spring and as darren said today is going to feel a lot like summer. justin andrews is in concord where people have been trying to get out before the unbearably toasty temperatures settle in. >> reporter: concord community park was pretty busy with people out and about. top of mind, the hot weather. th

those with low to mod rit income. people here may be travel to central districts to access services there. which case that's y where their participation is counted or accessing at lower rates over all or a combination of both. this graph shows the same thing among adults with disabilities across all programs. similar to the previous graph the dark bar show participation rate among all with disabilities and light are tall are bars show participation rate among low to moderate incriminal rates with disabilities. old are adults there are variations but the patterns are similar. low to moderate income participation was highest in 6, upon seven and 8. and in outer districts 1, 2 and 4 there , is low are participation rate among adults with disabilities over sxaul low to moderate income. they may be travel to central districts to access services they may be accessing them at lower rates over all. for the third question. how are funds spent across city districts? this is an average expent tour per participate per district. t

low income consumers. you could charge bank fees for everybody, monthly fees, in order to provide this, quote, free service. who who's that going to affect? low income consumers because they're not going to be able to maintain the balances necessary to maintain free checking and the like. so there's no free lunch here. there's no free lunch, unfortunately, for when you overdraw your account. somebody has to pay for it. enter you know, historically we only subsidize things that we want to encourage, and i wouldn't think we'd want to encourage writing bad checks. but it's almost comical when you stop to think about that the management of an organization that's $30 trillion in debt with no plan whatsoever to ever repay that money, to continue obey interest and burden future generations -- to pay -- is trying to tell banks, credit unions and other lenders how they should run their business. i mean -- [laughter] almost doesn't pass the straight face the test, you know? i have a real problem -- [laughter] with t

low to mid-80s around the bay, some spots east reaching the upper 80s with mix of upper 80s and low for the north bay, warmer further inland you go, low 90s, mendocino county, lake county. temperature is dropped significantly for san francisco and oakland thursday into friday, more modest drop for san jose. falling temperatures continues going down the other side of the temperature roller coaster enter early next week. below average temperatures by monday with a chance for actual rain showers visiting the bay area, something we talk more about on kpix5 news at 5:00. >>> long line outside chase center but not for game. what the fans were so hyped up about. >>> coming up on the streaming service cbs news bay area, preview the giants and a's this season. watch the stream whenever and wherever, find us on pluto tv, channel 1021, and any platform using the free cbs news app. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery out

— low turnout than the appeal of marine le pen? low turnout is a otential marine le pen?urnout is a potential worry for _ marine le pen? low turnout is a potential worry for the - marine le pen? low turnout is a potential worry for the macron l marine le pen? low turnout is a - potential worry for the macron camp and also a certain sort of awareness among voters. it is marked in this election campaign that the majority of people did not back either emmanuel macron or marine le pen in the first round and so there is a great deal of soul—searching going on as to exactly who voters should vote for. i am joined now by noemie bisserbe, a reporter for the wall streetjournal based here in paris. ina in a sense france has been here before and is the same two candidates of 2017 but they are viewed differently now. how is this different from five years ago? this is the second _ different from five years ago? this is the second time we are having a presidential run—off between le pen and macron and in 2017 macron one by 32 point _ and macron and in 2017 macron one by 32 point margin

was in the low 4100s.s we're pressuring what has been the low end of this trading range for months what's interesting again about it and maybe a little bit fatiguing about it is that it's not really that headline driven. it's kind of this kind of slow, sagging action draining away and reducing equity exposure you have bond yields up again today. some treasury yields are higher. a lot of talk about how the 60/40 portfolio is having an awful run and that makes people more defensive now, can we make a stand here? who knows. the market has refused a bunch of plausible reasons to try to find its footing not that april used to be historically a strong month, but even the final days of a month like april where you've been very weak, often you did get a lift we've been talking for days about very depressed investor sentiment. that still remains true. but the overall market is not terribly oversold and sentiment is not a catalyst, it's a background factor that should allow the market to bounce down the road, but it

remaining breezy, temperatures, seeing lows of 4-6 . breezy, temperatures, seeing lows of 4—6 .mperatures, seeing lows of 11—6. easter monday, a change, feeling a bit cooler for most of us and some showers. back to the area of low pressure sitting to the north—west. some isobars so it will be breezy and windy in the north west. it will introduce a cooler air to most of the country as you can see from the blue. a fresher start on easter monday. barely anything on the band of cloud as it pushes into the band of cloud as it pushes into the north sea. sunny spells, one or two showers, mostly in the north—west. blustery and windy. a breezy day to come further south and temperatures lower, the low teens in the north and the mid—teens in the south, highs of 16 or 17. easter monday, into tuesday, the low pressure pulling to the north and we between weather systems on tuesday. could be a chilly start on tuesday, lighter wind, some sunshine in inland and wales, one or two showers. slow—moving. could be quite heavy as well. for scotland and northern ireland, more cloud and rain. temperatur

when we look at the micro climates it's just as dramatic a drop from the low 90s to low 60s by mondaysee how the drive is looking. >>> metering lights are on at the bay bridge. you've got the back up for folks out of oakland working over into san francisco. travel times, just over ten minutes, 12 minutes from the maze into the city. we've got the crowding happening, a lot of cars on the upper deck heading into the city. keeping a close eye on highway 4 because it is busier than usual. this first trouble spot is a vehicle that fell off a truck. the second is a crash. that's adding to an already busy ride out of antioch. if you can use an alternate, not a bad idea. the travel time is well over an hour. that is very slow for highway 4 at this time of the morning. if you are taking east shore freeway highway 4 to the maze, that's only 17 minutes. you will see extra volume west bound through the berkeley area but not too bad. you can see speeds down to about seven miles per hour in some spots. not bad on bay area bridges. golden gate bridge, traffic is moving nicely and no delays at the sa

low to mid 80s around the bay. temperatures inland in the upper 80s on the low end. most spots reaching into the low 90s, reaching close to record territory, just one degree off of tomorrow's record in san jose extending record high temperatures for livermore, concord, and santa rosa, close to tomorrow's record high temperature up to 87 degrees. the one spot where we are not likely to set a record, downtown san francisco. 82 is very warm for the month of april. the record tomorrow is 92 degrees for downtown. thankfully, we will be staying well short of that. will take a look at how long the hot weather will be sticking around, check out the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, paul. >>> we are entering year three of the drought. cal fire is already staffing up, doubling crews in the santa cruz mountains. and, defending burn permits, getting ready for an early start to the fire season even though we are in early april. conditions outside are much more like mid to late may. >> caltrans have decided that the massive encampment needs to go and soon. >> more than

low 50's for downtown san francisco in mid 50's for oakland and hayward and overnight lows tonight on the mild side mid to upper 40's oakland in antioch. >> only cooling down into the low 50's and that's going to replace by mid 70's. for those of you in concord tomorrow. santa rosa trying to flirt with 80's at 78 degrees. the downtown san francisco warming up near average at 66 degrees. low 70's for oakland and taking a look ahead at your 10 at 10 outlook. looks like our rain outlook. not looking too great, but hey, we got april. that was great. i'm happy. i and you never mad when you're looking at that many 70's >> i like you know, yeah, it was a really nice day there today and with the giants in dc oracle park actually transformed into a space for science today. the bay area science festival kicking off with discovery day at the ballpark. the festival is a weeklong event with hands-on experiments and behind the scenes tours at the park attendees could explore the skeleton about 40 foot whale that you just saw will's named robots and an exhibit on the human brain. yeah. that's the mi

there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income peoplee began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they still might get a value for an available, affordable housing unit. >> we have a variety of lottery programs. the four that you will most often see are what we call c.o.p., the certificate of preference program, the dthp which is the displaced penance housing preference program. the neighborhood resident housing program and the live worth preference. >> i moved in my new home february 25th and 2019. the neighborhood preference program really helped me achieve th

warming up to the low 80's for inland areas.will be about the same tomorrow, maybe a degree or two cooler. we will start to see an increase in clouds monday night into tuesday as we have that cold front moving through but it is not going to bring us wet weather, just cooler temperatures before we rebound to. amanda: beachgoers, stay out of the water. frances: i would be careful if you're heading into the water. those rip currents are tricky. amanda: thank you for the advice. next, the bay area science festival returns for the first time since 2019 to oracle park. what is on tap at the lightest educational event in northern california. stressed out? time to refresh your rhythm with trident. ♪ ♪ trident gum. the fresh chew to refresh your rhythm. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. a

so the third day you have to low the low out of those three days.ll give you a level so guy and i talked about the 260 level, then it was the 240 level, then the 211 level which is where it is at now. the next level is the 188 level. and that goes back multiple years. but what happens is has to make a substantive bottom so it's not only just a three-day rule, it's got to hold the low for those three days if it continues to make new lows then you got to go on another three-day rule so it could turn into nine-day rule, could turn into second mortgage on the home could turn into i live out of a bag. >> if you keep making new lows the game starts all over it resets. >> wow jeff mills -- ha ha -- i know, confusing. what do you make of carter's charts >> the charts are the charts i think they're very interesting. you could look at another chart, i think this is what steve was probably alluding to you can look at a absolute price chart dating back to the early 2000s and draw trend line higher and that support is 190, steve said 188, around that level. look

still in the low to mid 80s further in land, we are going to drop off into the low to mid 50s for thet part by early tomorrow morning. cool spots in the north bay valleys drop into the upper 40s and then we warm back up. not much along the coast. the onshore breeze will keep temperatures in the low 60s today. almost 20 degrees cooler than where we topped out today in pacifica and half moon bay. mid and upper 70s around the peninsula. 83 san jose up to the mid-80s for los gatos and morgan hill. temperatures mid-80s in the east bay with the warmest spots, fairfield, antioch and greg wood pushing into the upper 80s. it is going to be noticeably cooler around the bay, low 70 degrees in san francisco, 70 degrees cooler than today. reaching up into the low to mid 70s for oakland and the east bay, upper 70s, mixed together for the north bay, also 10 degrees cooler than today. further north, up to 83 degrees for windsor and st. helena, warm spots north of the golden gate. despite hot temperature today, our fire threat was not off the charts. on the lower end of our fire danger index scale. we

there's low inventory. >>mix with that impending rising rates are making people want to get into this market prior to the rates rising and houses that do come onto the market, aren't there long everywhere from 4 days to a week at this point. want the sellers. if they want us wait out for the open house, but highest possible prices are coming in right away. and people are, you know, paying top dollar while predicting what will happen next in real estate is very tricky. joey does believe that rising interest rates. >>we'll have an impact on the market. what that will be is unclear. i see as rates rise. a lot of people just get out of the game and then maybe, you know, will have buyers to stay in it. so they'll be less competition. perhaps i don't know. but there is still >>significantly low inventory specifically here in the desirable peninsula. it's it's just been that way for since the pandemic relief. >>all right, back live now. also coming this spring is generally when people start to sell their homes, yo

another area of low pressure.e uk, heading its way down towards biscay with high pressure to the north of our shores you've got the run of easterly winds bringing our weather in from the baltic sea and finland. may well start with macleod on friday for england and wales, most likely to become confined to south wales and southern england. could be a few showers darted about as well. otherwise his stride, born the way of you get to the far north of scotland we've got that misty low cloud will likely hear. similar temperature contrast, cuyler mum is not seacoast but could make 18 or 19 in argyle and butte. or sheltered from those easterly winds. still have a high pressure to the north of the uk into we can cover that area of low pressure brings us what weather into france and also spain for the good of one or two showers across england and wales on saturday as that cloud comes back in again and pushes its way towards the west. should get more sunshine developing more brightly across the uk during saturday afternoon.

low pressure is going to move in. we'll see a band of rain pushing its way southwards.turn cooler and perhaps cold enough for a bit of may snow over the top of the scottish mountains. that, i'm sure, is something we'll be keeping a track on over the next week or so. but, essentially, the weather is pretty quiet at the moment. make the most of it because it turns more unsettled into the early part of may. this is bbc news 7 welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... the ukrainian port city of odesa has been struck by a volley of russian cruise missiles, killing at least eight people and leaving many more injured. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says us secretary of state antony blinkin will visit kiev on sunday in the highest level us visit since the war began. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says us secretary of state antony blinken will visit kyiv on sunday in the highest level us visit since the war began. 26 passengers and crew are missing injapan after a tourist boat reportedly sinks off the northern island of h

low temperatures tonight dropping into the low to mid 50s, you don't get the pretty colors in the background tonight , but the numbers of the important part. we will start in the 50s above normal, and look at these numbers for tomorrow. 20 degrees above average or close to it for san francisco and oakland. closer to 25 degrees above average for san jose and concord into the low 90s. that is close to a record for san jose, and will be a record high temperature for concord. closer look along the coast you will hit the mid and upper 70s before that onshore breeze reasserts itself, and everything depends on executive when that happens. along the coast 80% percent disco. if it's earlier, temperatures will fall short of what we are forecasting. if it happens later, we could even get up to 83 degrees along the coast. closer to 90 degrees along the south end of the bay with low temperatures likely in the santa clara valley. morgan hill, temperatures in the low 90s for parts of the east bay. temperatures topping out at 93 for fairfield, antioch and brentwood as well but temperatures reaching into the

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but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited to vote in the local elections. tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020, i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. honestly. i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, a new park officially open in san francisco yesterday at 4 and a half acres in size. francisco park is now the largest park to open in the city of nearly 40 years. the park features panoramic views community gardens. they even have a fenced-in dog run there, too. it's built on the former site of the staff just a reservoir which had been fenced off and a new since 1940, san francisco mayor london breed was on hand to c