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marcus: there are two aspects.nflation generally -- companies that do not have a huge raw material prospect and tech fits into that. and you have other companies that need human capital and that does involve tech. companies are able to pass through these inflationary pressures to their customers and that is something we have been analyzing in greater detail than usual making sure the companies are able to benefit from this inflationary environment. dani: does the potential for further shutdowns especially in places like asia, change the calculation at all? marcus: for many people it does. i think there was a greater complacency in markets around covid in recent months. in most of the conversations we were having with companies, it was very inflation and supply chain focused with perhaps not enough attention around the risk of a covid flareup. if we do see parts of the world go back into lockdowns, we have to remember that we are in a more delicate position then we were during previous lockdowns. supply chains are a

marcus rashford _ you said there is more to come? yes. come? yes. marcus rashford is only 24 but its influence already extends way beyond the football pitch to the palaces and into politics. a very influential young man, and into politics. a very influentialyoung man, promising influential young man, promising that influentialyoung man, promising that will be more to come. also recognised at windsor castle this morning was sheila hancock, the actress, who was made a commander. she is getting quite used to these ceremonies because she was already an 0be, she has already picked up awards. —— he was made a dame commander. and the welsh rugby union player alun wynjones was made and 0be. two bracelets which belonged to marie antoinette, the last queen of france, will be auctioned this afternoon. they were smuggled out of the country before marie antoinette was executed during the french revolution. each bracelet contains 112 diamonds — they're expected to fetch record prices. the auction is taking place in geneva, from where imogen foulkes rep

marcus arbery. >> you got this. go on, marcus. go on. >> number one, i want to give all glory to god. because that's who made all this possible. number two, i want to thank his mama and i want to thank my sister and brothers. i want to thank them because i know it was hard what they had to deal with. and number two, i want to thank all y'all people that supported us. you know, once i did this, god put us altogether to make this happen. god don't work one-sided. god works two sides. i'm going to put you here and put you there. so you all pull together and work this thing. so hey, that's what it's all about because if one side wouldn't have worked, it wouldn't have happened. you've got to have people when you weren't working. go in the office. we conquered that lynch mob. we got that lynch mob -- this is today letting you know that all life matters, not just black. we don't want to see nobody go through this. i wouldn't want to see no daddy watch their kid get lynched and shot down like that. so it's all our problem. it's all our pr

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you came to brunswick to see and to support marcus and wanda as a faith leader.in, as you say, when our names was called out in the courtroom, we all had to rally with you, also with reverend jesse jackson, because that's what we do. the bible told us to go ye into all of the world, and so that's what you exemplified to all of us, pastors and leaders. you stuck with this family, and the city of brunswick, we knew that this is not how we are as a people. i don't even like to use the word our white community, because the bible say by one man's blood all of us was created equal, and because of that our white brothers and sisters and pastors, we all came together and we knew that we had an opportunity to show the world and to show the nation what it means to come together as one. so i thank you personally, reverend sharpton, for your leadership over the years, that many of us was not always able to be up front with you, we saw you from afar, but brunswick was able to see the reverend al sharpton lead us and lead many pastors and show us when there is unity there is s

and marcus, you fought for your son. even though it will be a somber or sober and solemn thanksgiving, you can thank god you didn't let your boy down. >> thank you, reverend. so ben and i had a difficult task to do, showing up to this courthouse and turning the case over to the prosecutors. we want, as attorneys, as advocates, we want to exercise control over something this important. and it was difficult to relinquish that control to the cobb county prosecutor's office. of course we had to under the law. and they did what they had to do to secure a conviction. i applaud them for putting on an airtight case that led to the conviction of these men. that he invited wanda and mark and you say marcus and their supporters to attend they're press conference. we're going to step back and allow the prosecutors to make a presentation about their case as we stand with them in solidarity and thank them for their efforts. >> it's a good example for when lee merritt is texas attorney general. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, hi name

finally, marcus and laura a.group of economists decided to write a paper on the economics of being james bond, specifically how much it costs to eat in all of the nice restaurants. he paid around 18% of his salary back in the '50s. how much does bond make? they can figure that out. in the 1955 novel, bond makes 3 1/2 times the average british salary, and you get $150,127, 64, and i assume he expenses the dinners, wouldn't you think? you never see him ask for a receipt. >> and the miles on the martin. >> yeah, he doesn't have to, because he's bond. >> just let him me. it sounds like a thesis by economics students, and that's great. >> yeah, it's a real economics paper. >>> new supply chain problems catching up to bay area wineries now. according to "usa today," a global glass shortage is hitting the industry at the worst possible time. many winemakers just harvested some bay area grapes, and this is the latest challenge. wineries are dealing with the impact from the year's wildfire smoke and a shipping cost ahead

and then here's marcus' favorite story. aren't real claims all birds were replaced by the government back in the nixon administration with robotic drones. so obviously the question of the morning, do the guides behind birds aren't real think birds aren't real or is it an elaborate social commentary, and they insists they are being jen been. if they were not being genuine, that would be very funny social commentary. so are birds real? we can't say. >> where are they getting money from? >> t-shirt sales. they sell a lot of t-shirts and stickers. how would the birds be recharged? you see them sitting on power lines, don't you? >> sounds like you are buying into it. >> something is going to happen at twitter today. people will be yelling and carrying signs. >> we'll be watching and waiting. >>> we are feeling the pinch from inflation, but one item getting hit especially hard, and that's beef. the price for a boneless chuck roast now approaching $8, and that's up from just under 30%. the reason is the meat packaging shortage. so

>> reporter: hi, there, marcus.some restaurant costs are the same, they buy protein and vegetables and so do we, so we know the costs have gone up. a chef went viral for putting out information on costs that you might not think about. the chef says fryer oil went from $35 a year ago, to $45 a month ago, and then a batch of takeout boxes was $25 a year ago and $90 now. the price index for all food went up 13% from last september and september of 2020. 90% of restaurant operators say that has impacted them according to a national restaurant survey. restaurant operators are trying to adjust by substituting menu items, and offering smaller portions and sometimes passing that costs on to their diners. >> nothing personal. it's just that, you know, sometimes we have to pass off the costs to the consumers, and a lot of people, myself and a lot of other chefs and people that own restaurants, we don't want to do that but that's the only way to break even because if you keep your prices the same and everything goes up, you wi

here we go, marcus. >> now to kari.re you go. >> yeah. >> that's another tiktok. >> take it away, kari. >> please. >> we may need more takes on that one. a live look outside. walnut creek right now. it is clear as you're heading out the door. we have a nice start to our tuesday morning but it iseratur low 40s and dublin and 41 in santa rosa and also seen a lot more of the fog in parts of the north bay compared to else where and we'll see a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. we're headed for the mid 60s. now, yesterday, we saw a lot of these spots in the low 70s. it's going to be a little cooler today. walnut creek reaching 63 degrees and 64 in hayward and 62 for a high in san mateo. notice the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen and the mission district today reaching 63 with some mid 60s, as well. in the north bay so i know a lot of people are traveling, you may have some family coming in. i'm just now seeing this delay at d.c.'s airport. it's 30 minutes right now. and that's the only one ac

i'm marcus washington. our other top story, the rush to get thanksgiving dinner on the table. and everyone rushing to get to their holiday destinations. we have team coverage for you this midday. mike inouye tracking the roads. first, to nbc bay area's cierra johnson live at sfo. a lot of people coming and going there, but there's also a protest going on. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. you can hear the protesters behind me. we'll get to them in a moment. we've seen a steady stream of travelers, rideshare drivers making the drop-off at the airport. it's a scene playing across the country if you are planning to floi to visit friends and family you'll not be alone. aaa predicts millions of people will travel from home despite the high gas prices. if you are flying, a lot of airports will be seeing a huge jump in travelers. take san jose for example, this time last year, 125,000 travelers during the holiday rush. this year 400,000 travelers during the holiday rush. but here at sfo, as you can hear behind me, a group of workers gather to protest their jobs, not providing afford

i can finish up whereas marcus. well, of course, the chances in my opinion of a war between russia and america over ukraine or negligible, but the chances of an accidental war, i'm very much alive and well. that's what we worry about here. this miscalculation need play a game of chicken. one side may decide to go through with it, and then when one side decides to go through with you both end up in it. ok, that's what we're hoping to avoid. here. i'll get gentlemen. that's all the time we have. you want to think my guess in moscow when lending them, i think our viewers for watching is here to see you next. i'm remember, ah, ah, this was a bargain that was may 2025 years ago under clinton. as a matter of fact, they've brought china into the world trade organization, the w t o. this was a quick probe, well that we're going to essentially give america a huge break on flat screen tv. but within 2045 years, we're going to bankrupt the country and that's what's happening now. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a

i'm marcus washington. we begin this midday with the covid vaccine rollout happening right now for children 5 and older in contra costa county. counties across the bay area are ramping up operations. nbc bay area's bob redell is live outside one of those sites in concord. bob, what has the demand been like there this morning? >> good morning. we heard from contra costa health services in the past hour. demand has been high. they've got about 400 appointments today for kids ages 5 to 11 at their three county-run clinics. antioch, richmond and in concord. and they say they have the same level of demand in terms of appointments for tomorrow as well. we saw a number of moms and dads bringing their young sons and daughters in for their first rounds of shots here at the concord clinic. this was this morning before the start of school. these parents tell us it's important they get this done on day one. >> it's been hard protecting them without -- with just using masks. now we have the vaccine which we know protect

i can finish up for us, marcus. well, of course, the chances in my opinion of a war between russia and america over ukraine or negligible, but the chances of an accidental or i'm very much alive and well. that's what we worry about your this miscalculation me play a game of chicken. one side may decide to go through with it, and then when once i decide to go through with you both end up in it, ok. what we're hoping to avoid here. i'll get gentlemen. that's all the time we have. you want to think my guess in moscow when lending them, i think our viewers for watching is here to see you next. i'm remember ah, ah, a sheep out. because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led to somewhere? which direction what is true? what is faith in the world corrupted you need to

i know with marcus in london, well the story with in poland is gaining attention and intensity by the way, about the legal immigration. now the, what the you is saying, and particularly the polls is that these people are being dumped on to them. but brussels is very hesitant for orders and not to speak of walls here, but they're more and more people coming to their roots is saying these people are transiting here. there's something much more play here. and i think it is. is that the, the lucas anchor, the russian president, he's basically saying you want to resolve this issue. you have to talk to me. don't keep talking to open, says he doesn't want to talk about it. it's really there is this forcing an issue for the european union to actually start recognizing that the arrows has legitimate interest here. because we've seen that they don't want to have any kind of dialogue, your thoughts, markets go ahead. first of all, allow me to clarify a very important matter. there is only one migrant crisis angle in europe, and that is a migrant crisis, which is and it's now caused by america, b

so marcus was a pretty small lad, but always — so marcus was a pretty small lad, but always had a very but always had a very, very good basic skill set. back in the early days, _ basic skill set. back in the early days, there were really only two clubs. _ days, there were really only two clubs. so — days, there were really only two clubs, so the focus wasn't on matches— clubs, so the focus wasn't on matches every weekend. we were able to focus _ matches every weekend. we were able to focus on _ matches every weekend. we were able to focus on a _ matches every weekend. we were able to focus on a lot of the basic skills. — to focus on a lot of the basic skills, practice my so that when you are playing — skills, practice my so that when you are playing weekend, week out. smith went to brighton _ are playing weekend, week out. smith went to brighton college _ are playing weekend, week out. sn tn went to brighton college where eddie jones for strapped in. now he starts as england's phi half against australia. jones has changed the team to do so. owen farrell, the captain, moves to centre, a

marcus?ank you. >>> starting today three more bay area counties and one city will ease their mask mandates for many indoor settings. today in the bay's bob redell live for us in walnut creek. this could be a big deal for a lot of those that head to the gym this morning. >> reporter: yeah, for the first time in several weeks, people who are working out here can do so without wearing a mask inside the gym itself. starting today, masks are optional for places like gyms, churches, and some offices as long as you are vaccinated and not showing any symptoms of covid. >> it's a balancing act between fitness and the risk of covid, and being vaccinated. i'm a little less worried about the risk of covid these days. >> sit easier not having a mask on? >> oh, a lot easier. yeah, here you can work outdoors if you want and not wear a mask prior to the opening up, but, yeah, it's a challenge wearing a mask and trying to breathe when you are exerting yourself, no doubt. no doubt. >> feels good? >> yeah, it f

marcus? >> eliminating picking up that big bag made it easier to give and help out a lot of families. bob, thank you. >>> and laura and i are going to be out there on saturday at the rivermark safe way in santa clara. early in the morning. we hope to see you there as well. we're going to be broadcasting the action starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." check us out and come out and donate. >>> coming up for you -- bitcoin made regular people millionaires. what a new study telling us what you would have made if you sold your bay area home back in 2019 and purchased crypto currency. it will make you shake your head. >>> plus, an historic transfer of power. the reason president biden made a temporary step back to focus on presidential duties. on] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain mark

laura garcia and marcus washington are live near by the safeway in santa clara, good morning to both of you, how can people to join into help? >> reporter: hey, look, this is where you have to be in the morning because this is what we do. making sure we really help our community, that's what nbc bay area is all about. >> completely. it's easy to help. you go to any bay area safeway, go to the counter and they got this cute little $10 easy to stamp. they can make the money go so much further. there is an 80% greater need in the bay area. there are so many people that are going without lately and we are still in the pandemic and we are still here to support each other. >> reporter: there is a lot of partnerships that go on. i want to bring in victoria where san jose, one of the many organizations really helping make this mission works. last year $3 million helped provide 6 million meals, tell me why it's so important for junior league of san jose to be apart of this? >> yes, we have the same mission to improve the community in addition to other things. and be able to partner with someo

i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. forget about inflation this morning, we're talking about meatflation, the prices of the meat are soaring. >>> public leaders are actually turned that not enough people are boosting with the third shot. >> kris sanchez is live. >> reporter: at the same time boosters are go into arms, there are cases of covid surging in the state of california. right now the state has a 2.3% positivity rate, up almost half a percent since late october. look at this, there has been a 4% increase in hospitalizations, so those are the most serious covid cases in just the last two weeks, almost all among unvaccinated people. boosters could provide that layer of protection, but there are not a lot of people rushing out to get them. 20 million people have gotten a booster shot in california. >> two shots and trying to get the final one, at least for this year, anyway, and be done with it. it's very hard to find. >> i got both shots, fully vaccinated, my family is fully vaccinated but i feel like getting the b

thank you, marcus. good to be with you. >> good to see you. >> now we want to bring in scott mcgrew. you were listening there. what did you think the congressman had to say as well as she doesn't give a name about her replacement but a lot of people are starting to think, can i do this? >> a lot of people waking up saying, oh, this seat is going to be available a year from now. i think there were two interesting points she made. one obviously about the capitol attack and i'll get to that in a second. but the other that whoever she does endorse, she did mention she would like to see the next generation. remember, this is -- this endorsement from her, who should take over her seat will be such powerful weapon for the person who gets that endorsement. tom lantos who used to hold that seat endorsed her and she won the special election to replace him after he passed away in the 14th district. whoever it is who gets the endorsement will probably win because 80% of the vote in her district went to democrats. a

marcus. we're talking about at valley fair mall, a group of thieves hit the macy's women's store there. san jose police say four men stole $2,000 roughly worth of merchandise from inside that department store. police were able to catch two of the suspects who will be booked or were booked on felony charges of burglary and grand theft. the other two got away. and in downtown oakland, we have new video of a hit that took place monday night. a mob of thieves hit a mom and pop business. as you can see in the store security camera video from the prime 356 clothing store, at least 30 people rushed in can cleared them out of their inventory. the store owners tell us this is the second time they have been robbed in a month at a cost so far of about $180,000. in a news conference yesterday, san francisco district attorney chasea budean announced he would formally file felony charges against nine people arrested friday night for robbing the louis vuitton store in san francisco, a cannabis dispensary, a

good morning, marcus and laura.leasanton police arrived here at the stoneridge mall behind me in pleasanton. you can see they lit up one of the side entrances near the men's warehouse. there's also video of broken glass in one of the doors nearby. not clear if anyone got into the mall. could have been an attempted break-in. we have reached out to pd. we have not heard back. up north of here in walnut creek, saturday night around 80 people stormed the nordstrom department store in that town. it was like a well-organized operation. people sprinting to waiting cars carrying bags full of merchandise. three people were arrested. all charged with robbery. one of them is also charged with being a felon in possession of a gun. last night walnut creek police posted on social media a warning about the possibility of more robberies in its shopping district. again after the nordstrom incident. nordstrom's did remain closed yesterday. some high-end shops like tiffany's asked customers to leave early so they could close early. as

marcus and laura? >> thanks, kari. >>> coming up, we solve a social dilemma. when is it too early to start ringing in christmas? the holidays quickly coming upon us, but do we all agree it's too soon to count down? details ahead. >>> happening now, the cleveland indians changing their name to the cleveland guardians. today workers at progressive field continued rebranding process by removing the indians name from atop the scoreboard. the team has been facing growing pressure to change its name due to cultural insensitivity. the complete removal of the name is expected to take several days. that team will transition to its new name, the guardians, next season. we'll be right back. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what,

let's go back to marcus moore in houston.ain, marcus. >> reporter: juju, good morning again. yes, officials said yesterday that this is not only a criminal investigation, but also a narcotics investigation after eight people were killed at this this venue, including two high school students, and this morning, more than a dozen people are in the hospital recovering from their injuries. we know that a crowd of about 50,000 people were here for this concert, and at some point on friday night, that crowd began to surge the stage. this morning, investigators are investigating or looking into why that happened, and witnesses are describing an absolute scene of terror and chaos to abc news saying that they were gasping for air as they were being crushed by the crowd. one woman said that it was like she was drowning as the crowd was crushing them. people were unconscious and at the same time, others were calling for help. now, authorities say it took about 40 minutes to stop the concert from the time of the first reports of trouble,

it was going to marcus in london. i pride myself on this program to keeping a microscopic eye on what's going on in ukraine. because when you look at the, what i to say is outright propaganda and western media about upcoming war in ukraine. of course, russia is deemed the aggressor, but they're, the audiences are being prepared for what the west wants to see happen when it comes to ukraine. i don't think nato wants to fight russia. i don't think the united states wants to fight russia. but a, they certainly are intrigued by the idea that ukraine may fight russia, which we all know what the result would be. and that is a plan result. go ahead, marcus. i, most of you. that's the well, it is beginning to reach a climax regarding ukraine because america's goes in of russia has served a purpose. specifically, buying washington have been proven to play increase naval. ready presence in the black sea, this has inevitably about a response from russia, and that has provided the americans with a pretext to increase, not only na

. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. the oakland board of supervisors meeting behind me in the town of oakland. they are in closed session right now. there was no public acknowledgment of the death of their colleague, supervisor wilma chan before they went into closed session, but beforehand we did speak with supervisor nate the driver did stop after the collision, was distraught according to witnesses, and comforted supervisor chan until she was taken to the hospital with a head injury. she passed away at 2:30 in the afternoon. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. law enforcement has not indicated what caused the collision, what led up to it, or who might be at fault. people who live there tell us distracted driving and speeding is a problem on that stretch of roadway. now, supervisor chan was moan for her fighting for underserved people here in the east bay. she was instrumental in saving san leandro hospital from closure. she became the first woman and asian american to be a majority leader in the state a

go ahead, marcus. i most of you, that's the well, it is beginning to reach a climax regarding ukraine because america's goes in of russia has served a purpose. specifically, buying washington have been proven to play increased naval. ready presence in the black sea, this has inevitably about a response from russia and that has provided americans with a pretext to increase, not only nato's a presence in the boat and in eastern europe. but it is also enabled the americans to increase their military and economic assistance to ukraine. so the americans and the british on now supplying ukraine with sophisticated weaponry. at the same time, the international monetary fund, which of course is a weapon of washington and london, has agreed to release funds for ukraine. so we can see that a very dangerous picture is emerging and the americans and the british are now in a position to cement that fission in your crime. as you're saying, is that they're trying to provoke a response. this is the intention. yes, they

i the you discuss these issues and more and joined by my guess, marcus pop adopted in london. he's a historian analyst, an author of the book arrives when i see the return of russia to world politics. and here in moscow we have maxine, huge golf. he is director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. or a gentleman cross the rules and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. i know with marcus in london, well, the story with us in poland is gaining attention and intensity by the way, about the legal immigration. now the, what the you was saying, and particularly the polls is that these people are being dumped on to them. but the brussels is very hesitant for borders and not to speak of walls here. but more and more people coming to their room to saying these people are transiting here. there's something much more a play here. and i think it is. is that the local shank of the russian president? he's basically saying you want to resolve this issue. you have to talk to me, don't keep ta

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i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington.me to look at the forecast and get started with the day. meteorologist, kari hall, looking at that. looks like fog is here for the morning? >> yeah, especially in the north bay, visibility down to quarter of a mile. santa rosa, half a mile there. we have seen light fog in parts of the east bay. it's not as dense as yesterday but may redevelop over the next couple of hours, especially in pleasant hill. as you are heading to work around 6:00 to 7:00, temperatures in the low 60s. we will see a slow warm-up but there will be sunshine. hiking day forecast, nice to be outside, anywhere around the bay area pretty much the same temperatures and low to mid-60s this afternoon, and we could see some changes, and that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> police are investigating a bold smash and grab at iceberg diamonds in concord's sun valley mall. a group of about ten people rushed into that store smashing glass cases and took off with an undetermined amount of jewelry. police are investigating. >>

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i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we're not wasting time when it comes to the gorgeous weather. meteorologist, kari hall, tracking the weather. >> yeah, the weekend weather going to be fantastic right now, but for drivers not so much because visibility is down to quarter of a mile and less in spots like novato where it's at zero right now, so be careful on your way to work. that north bay 101 commute will be foggy for the next hour or so and then it quickly clears out and we will have sunshine in the forecast for the rest of the day and it will be fantastic for outdoor activities. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll check back with you. >>> it's 6:01. developing overnight, two children abducted in contra costa county in two separate incidents. bob redell is live from the concord police department this morning. so interesting. two separate cases, not related? >> reporter: good morning, laura. two incidents, one child abducted in pittsburg yesterday, and the other in concord. restaurant on cl

i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. as today, the cdc may green light covid vaccinations for children as young as five. >> bob redell is at a kaiser facility in pleasanton. how soon can parents expect the vaccine to be available? >> reporter: if the vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11 is approved by the cdc, they could start to administer the doses early november. we are already in november, so i would assume that means within the next couple of weeks, but, again, the cdc still needs to give it the approval. the advisory panel will hear various presentations from doctors about the pfizer vaccine and decide whether or not it would be appropriate for kids ages 5 to 11. the cdc director would also have to give a thumbs up. the federal government anticipated this approval and already started distributing doses to pediatricians, world health clinics and pharmacies and other sites where children could get the vaccine. pfizer says its vaccine is 90% effective in preventing symptoms in this age group. >> as a pediatrician and father

i can see marcus rolling in something like that?bertha, over the years you have come to know me well, and i thank you for that. i would. and i appreciate you doing that for me for christmas, i do appreciate that. >> oh, yeah, with a big bow. that will be next year, 2022. >> got to wait for it to come out. >> i can wait for that. >> we will start painting a parking place for him. >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," if you are looking to save money, we have a look at unique techniques. these are energy-saving techniques all while reducing your carbon footprint. >> near the coast we are seeing chilly temperatures as you are stepping out the door. we will look at the climate in crisis, coming up. healthier is seeing a healthcae pro whenever you may need one. doctor: the fever should break... or...trying to. ♪♪ ♪ this is what healthier looks like ♪ with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and l

i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. has a look at the commute, but first let's check in with meteorologist, kari hall. >> patchy dense fog is moving around spots like concord as well as much of the north bay right now, so that fog is settling in. it's clear in san francisco, oakland and san josÉ as well as morgan hill. the north bay highway 101 commute, really low visibility at this point and the fog is drifting around. i think that the fog will linger until 8:00 and then clear the rest of the day. we have sunshine in our forecast, and highs feeling very comfortable. in the upper 60s and low 70s. it's a nice start to the weekend. we'll talk about what is ahead and events going on, coming up in a few minutes. >>> this morning, a community still mourning the death of a teacher's aide of a elementary school in san francisco. his death as a result of the tragic death from an accident that took place in front of the school where he worked. there's a memorial honoring that school continues to grow. >> reporter: good morning,

i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. a message for families that san francisco is safe to visit. >> leaders will take another step in response to the wave of recent flash robberies. today in the bay's cierra johnson is live in san francisco explaining why the proposal stands. cierra? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. that proposal right now will be voted on by the members of that board. if approved it would add sheriff deputies off duty to protect the businesses, in turn protecting shoppers and the general public. this is what it means for the folks here in the city of san francisco. the legislation was introduced at the end of september and a vote is expected today. the deputies would be off duty and paid overtime by the businesses and not the city and they would be armed and wear their standard uniforms. that meeting is going to continue at 2:00 this afternoon. and we are learning more about one suspect union square smash and grabs. it's hard to forget the swarms of people running and stealing from the high-end storms,