josh: this is for both of you, let's start with marcus flowers. our problems in this country are big and way too often our conversations are way too small. a lot of criticizing, finger-pointing in the conversation. what do you both offer that could help unify the country? mr. flowers: absolutely, honor, decency and integrity. three core values that marjorie taylor greene does not have. we've read aloud from her, and she's good, she is good at spouting off utter nonsense as absolutely nothing to do with what's going on in our district. i guarantee you, georgia, if you allow me to be your next congressman, i will work day and night for you. constituent services, something that you are not getting right now. our mayors, our city council members, they will have a seat at the table in d.c. there needs will be met. right now i could tell you i've talked to a lot of them, they haven't heard from marjorie taylor greene. >> you may rebuttal, and then your question and i will let you go back to answer the infrastructure question. rep. greene: thank you very

size around the united when marcus rashford added it 2—1.he united when marcus 32 and they are it 2—1. size around the united when marcus 32 and they are second it 2—1. size around the united when marcus 32 and they are second in: finished 32 and they are second in the group. we finished 32 and they are second in the arou -. ~ ., the group. we dealt with the setback, the group. we dealt with the setback. we _ the group. we dealt with the setback, we came _ the group. we dealt with the setback, we came back- the group. we dealt with the setback, we came back and i the group. we dealt with the i setback, we came back and that the group. we dealt with the - setback, we came back and that is positive from the mentality. but you cannot compare this with the game on sunday. at cannot compare this with the game on sunda . �* ., , ., ., ~' sunday. at the emirates, it took arsenal 20 _ sunday. at the emirates, it took arsenal 20 minutes _ sunday. at the emirates, it took arsenal 20 minutes to _ sunday. at the emirates, it took arsenal 20 minutes to g

marcus rashford's 100th goalfor centurion. marcus rashford's 100th goal for the centurion.arcus rashford's100th goal for the club makes the difference at old trafford. another england—australia showdown. this time at the women's rugby world cup as the red roses make it through to the last four. and wales have the last laugh to claim bronze at the physical disability rugby league world cup, but there was a familiar face in the aussie squad. good evening and welcome to tonight's sportsday. it is the penultimate weekend of premier league fixtures before the world cup. and arsenal have returned to the summit. but with weeks to go before qatar, an injury to an england star hasn't gone unnoticed. but first marcus rashford scored his 100th goal for manchester united this evening — his goal the difference against west ham at old trafford. the greatest of english football is when manchester united are aiming to get back to. they haven't been at the top for a while, but under erik ten hag, something is steering. four league games unbeaten, and his side are growing in belief and sneak

good morning, marcus.we believe police are still looking for whoever shot and killed ismaeli mataafa, he is a 29-year-old man who had emigrated from samoa here to america to earn his master of divinity at the pacific school of religion in berkeley. around 1:00 saturday morning mataafa was out on what has been described as a boys night out with three of his friends. there was an altercation about a block away from uc berkeley. mataafa was shot and killed. his friends were also hurt. we spoke with mataafa's professor at the pacific school of religion. >> ismaeli was never involved with the criminal element anywhere. as a matter of fact, he lived in neighborhoods that he wanted to help transform and so he was dedicated to that. he was also dedicated to climate change. >> we are not immune to the gun crisis epidemic plaguing this country. >> reporter: last night the berkeley city council addressed saturday's mass shooting and heard from parents who are concerned about public safety in that area. mataafa was al

. >> i'm marcus washington. a reminder, you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >>> california's covid state of emergency may be coming to an end, but covid certainly is not. health experts say the best way to keep it at bay is to get boosted. >> now kids can get that shot thanks to a cdc decision last week. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is moving us forward. >> reporter: marcus and laura, we'll have to see how quickly parents get their kids to their pediatrician's office or county vaccination site to get that covid the kids are now eligible for. what we do know is that the grownups who have been eligible up to this point, only 11% of them have gotten them, so about one in ten people. santa clara's fairground clinic is all ready for kids 5 and up to get the boosters. the count has five other sites ready to deliver doses formulated to protect against the original covid strains and also the newer omicron variants, which are now circulating in the community. we talked with parents today

but the marcus company was very, very good with colored stones. i want to share a particularly beautiful example. this one at the center which has garnet very colored with pearls. and in an animal that is translucent. it shows through your skin. another great marcus and company example is this extraordinary piece. this is a morning glory pendant and necklace. i don't know if you can see it well enough but considered as stained-glass window in miniature. the wires themselves are supporting this enameled glass. it would be very brilliant on someone's skin. it would seem natural and if you are really wearing flowers. another wonderful example is this wonderful circular pendant was a beautiful watery green at the center. but around the border. >> in the gilded age men liked jewelry and the finer things just as much as women. to prove it we had this things like flasks by tiffani and company with the fabulous seahorse here many of those would reflect their sporting interests. we have some wonderful cufflinks here. we have horses on them as well as horse

it was a great pleasure, honor to have you on the show, bernie marcus.you can come back again soon. thank you very much, sir. >> thank you, thank you, pleasuring here. stuart: what a guy. what a guy. susan: great story. stuart: something else again. georgia's governor kemp and democrat challenger stacey abrams squared off for the final debate last night. watch this. >> i did not say nor do i believe in defunding the police. he is lying again. i never said i believe in defunding the police. >> miss abrams on cnn got asked the question would she defund the police, she said yes. stuart: will voters buy abrams reversal. we're on it. "the washington post" claims racist tweets have quickly surfaced after elon musk closed his deal to buy twitter. joe concha will take that on next. ♪. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-r

bernie marcus proved very prescient.environment, to put it mildly, went public a couple years later. had you put $10,000 into this company, you would have more than $4 million today. of course you all did that that is why you're sitting back and relaxing saying okay, what's the rest of the world doing? bernie marcus is with us. kick up some dust. lessons on thinking big, giving back, doing it yourself, cofounder of home depot. kind enough to join us. good to see you, bernie? >> great to see you, neil. you know what? deja vu all over again. same scenario. interest rates high. over 20%. inadequate president, carter, which is the same as what you have now, and absolutely no answers for what they can do. and in fact doing everything they could do wrong, they do wrong. so it's, it is the same thing. we struggle through those areas. in fact having gone public we had money, we paid vendors ahead of time to ship merchandise to our stores. i think that many vendors in the united states would not be alive today had it not been for

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in mike in just a bit, get a look at the midweek commute. let's get a look at the forecast right now with meteorologist kari hall. >>> good morning. yes, we're starting out all clear across the bay area. today the warmest day of the week. let's get a live look outside in san francisco where there's no fog as of now. it's actually going to be a sunny day, and take a look at how warm it will be going into this afternoon, reaching into the upper 70s at 3:00. it's going to start to cool off by about 5:00 once that breeze kicks in but, yeah, it will be a warm day. take a look at some of these numbers that will feel more like summertime reaching 83 in san francisco. we'll see some upper 80s in san jose and a lot of 90s in our inland areas from santa rosa over to concord and down to san martin. so once again the peak of the heat. it will cool off this weekend and it comes maybe with a little bit of rain. i'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, you have a look at the relative

first off we have marcus witcher. he received his phd in the university of alabama and is currently an assistant professor at huntington college. his research cover is the economic intellectual. sorry. his research covers the political economic and intellectual history from 1920 to the present day. he's author of the book getting reagan. sorry getting right with reagan the struggle for the conservatism 1982 2016. rachel witcher or rachel ferguson receiver phd in philosophy from st. louis university as professor of concordia university, chicago. she's assistant dean of the college of business and director of the free enterprise center. heroic folks intersection of philosophy and economics of virtue she's also an affiliate scholar at the acton institute. and finally here to moderate our discussion is amisha cross who has many hats as a media host a democratic strategist and activist. she spent a career working in politics and policy serving the vice president al gore and former president barack obama. she's a body organ

so, marcus, mark, walk me through how i can bankrupt my company, slanders hero-- slander heroes. slander heroes llc, to protect my assets. well, it doesn't actually work like that. -shit! -any corporation can file a bankruptcy case and try to retain its assets and continue in business. it needs to, of course, follow all the rules, and creditors get to vote for or against whatever plan that you're proposing. a corporation always has to repay at least as much as the value of its assets. so you don't just get to walk away from the assets and you don't get to just use the assets for whatever you want, like you're saying alex jones is planning on using the money to fund his, you know, "defeat the fraud" campaign, which is unlikely to be allowed in a bankruptcy-court setting. -alright. you can find mark marc at bklaw.com. which i presume is short for "burger king law." mark, thanks for the advice. and why are you still here?! go hide all my assets now! get out of here, mark! hurry! oh, my god! no! mark! go! -alright. -thank you! but get out of here! no! god! close your laptop! oh, my g

. >> marcus, you know, you're a democrat. what do you think about herschel walker?d you grow up there? >> i grew up in alabama. i grew up knowing who herschel walker was and moved to georgia. i understand the important that he is to the state. i don't think that this is the task that he's up to. i think we should be fielding candidates that are qualified for the job. i don't know what herschel walker has done to prove to us that he's command of the issues or any real reason to be in the united states senate. >> martha: so bernadette, when you look at this, abortion is an issue that a lot of democrat voter dollars have gone towards, especially in the past few weeks, $73 million, a quarter of their ads are focused on this. how important is that issue to you when you vote? >> to be honest with you, the supreme court has spoken. so the law of the land is the law of the land. i feel like that is an issue, but it's not the primary issue. people are hurting economically, people are hurting trying to figure out how to put food on their tables. jobs are an issue. there's mor

. >> and i'm marcus washington. a look at that commute coming up in just a bit. we want to start with some breaking news to tell you about. right now a small 3.0 earthquake has struck in hollister south of east gilroy. this was around 3:40 this morning. it caused some minor shaking near the calaveras fault. >> let's head over now to meteorologist kari hall who is going to tell us how and what people are going to be waking up to this morning. kari? >> may be shaking for a different reason in the south county, maybe because it's so cold and we have temperatures in the low 40s in san martin. it's going to continue to get a little bit cooler as we approach sunrise. take a look at our temperatures around the bay area with some low 40s in many spots and low 50s in san francisco, san mateo and oakland. elsewhere we do have 40s as you get up and head out. take a look at santa rosa. 43 right now and we'll see a mix of sun and clouds for today especially throughout the morning. but we are going to gradually warm up, and it will shape up to be a nice afternoon. mike, you we

marcus. welcome to "hot take." can i call you mark mark for i hear you're in california.blems. if they could charge alex jones a billion for a few off-handed campaigns of terror, then i am screwed. here are a few of the things i have said. i said michael j. fox is faking it and made coasters promoting the theory. i told everyone that butt chugging arm and hammer laundry detergent conclusively reversed all stage four cancers. i wrote that ben affleck and j.lo's wedding reception featured a sick game where they killed me. so marcus mark, walk me through how i can bankrupt my company slander's hero slander heros. sorry. marcus mark, walk me through how i can bankrupt my company slander heros, llc, to protect my assets. >> well, it doesn't actually work like that. >> shit. >> i mean, any corporation can file a bankruptcy case and try to retain its assets and continue in business. it needs to, of course, follow all the rules and creditors get to vote for or against whatever plan that you're proposing. a corporation always has to repay at least as much as the value of its asset

marcus rashford's 100th goal for the club is the difference at old trafford.er england—australia showdown. this time at the women's rugby world cup as the red roses make it through to the last four. and wales have the last laugh to claim bronze at the physical disability rugby league world cup, but there was a familiar face in the aussie squad. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening and welcome. it is the penultimate weekend of premier league fixtures before the world cup. and arsenal have returned to the summit. but with weeks to go before qatar, an injury to an england star hasn't gone unnoticed. more on that in a moment — but first marcus rashford scored his 100th goal for manchester united this evening — his goal the difference against west ham at old trafford. a ball in from cristian eriksen, and a peach of a headerfrom rashford. just his fourth premier league goal of the season so far. erik ten hag's side had to defend more and more as the second half wore on and it took some last gasp moments to preserve the win — first harry maguire blocking this

alix: is this how you rescue marcus?tially when they started marcus there were a lot of ambitions pray diversify the bank, make it more stable in terms of her earnings and then he saw the pandemic happened and the investment bank was the star of the show. consumer aspirations have been relatively muted but you have to ask yourself is goldman trying to be jp morgan in the first place. so you see marcus stepping along. the next rendition will be interesting. they already have more competitive saving rates than others but about $100 billion worth of funds in their savings accounts. it comes at an expense. want this to be profitable more than they wanted to be big and i think that's the big question how they do that. >> we get earnings out from goldman monday paid were learning about this now. we know marcus isn't going to be profitable. does this mean anything in terms of hearing from her earnings when it comes to the consumer division? sonali: before we even hear from goldman next week when it comes to earnings your hearin

we do not need marcus to do that -- markets to do that. you're not going to get efficient government policies. people like me do not like to distort prices. we do not like taxes distorting prices. that is distorting someone's value. we want those values displayed. any national conservatives approach is going to have the biggest deadly triangle you are never going to see. second thing that will happen is, there's no particular cost to taken the taxpayers money. you need the money and industrial policies. you are going to have a very large government. there will be no national stopping point for the government. there is not legitimate limited government in this framework. it will get more efficient. as a result, it will be a threat to any sort of sustained rise in prosperity. a sustained growth in the economy. it is inevitable in the foundations. what comes with industrial policies? in light of --. it always leads to the corruption. the government, which may have been seeking to represent the nation, but in the end has no legitimate set of v

. >> the falcons and marcus mario. marcus mariota. atlanta racked up 168 yards on the ground.ch arthur smith rewarded his offense of line. they went to at a sweet, still in uniform. they enjoyed the post game bears. how how about some good news? shanahan said today there is a decent chance tackle trent williams and pass rusher nick ba could return sunday against the. the chiefs. also williams has md the last three games due to inj. to injury. 49er fans, remember ? october 2008. mike singletary told davis to grab his helmet ad head to the locker room. a similar moment yesterday. steve wilks through robby anderson out out of the game. he is not coming back. today carolina traded anderson to the arizona cardinals. the dolphins tight in in mike gesicki broke out the gy dance after scoring a touchdownl media, not impressed with his moves. today he tweeted i promise i am done. only around the house from here on out. if you saw the post game. we were . were better. look at that. getting our greedy dance on. >> you did not hold back. >> that's right. it was my moment in the 5th quarte

marcus washington is sleeping in. >> for good reason. i'm laura garcia. get to this morning. a special announcement. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ >> we hope he's sleeping in. we'll have to replay this later. >> let's just keep calling him. >> we wish him the very best and will continue the celebration when he returns. >> he has some nice weather if he's in town. >>> we've seen some dense fog. around morgan hill visibility at zero so it's definitely dangerous for that morning commute. it is a little bit clear as you make your way to san jose. moving through parts of the north bay.

. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, marcus. the rhetoric heading into this final week of the midterm election is just very heated and some think that creates an environment where these types of attacks are possible. after an attack on the family of a top democratic party leader, politicians from both sides of the aisle are taking to the airwaves to condemn the violence. >> we have to figure out how to bring our country back together where we have a civil conversation, and we have no violence. what happened to paul pelosi is despicable, it's unacceptable. >> i think it is really important that people realize that it is not just this moment of this horrific attack but that we have seen violence perpetrated throughout our political system. >> reporter: the suspect in the attack, 42-year-old david depape, due in court today, said to face charges that include murder. police say he broke into the san francisco home of house speaker nancy pelosi and attacked her husband, paul. new details in the investigation revealing zip ties were f

mark cranfield, and marcus wong joining us. mark, what, if any, is the reaction to the speech by xi jinping given it started just under 24 hours ago? mark: there has been so much commentary it feels like 24 weeks ago. but the markets are opening a little softer of course. but in a way it is not performing any worse than the rest of asia. in a way, chinese stocks are slightly outperforming other indices, which suggests traders might have been thinking there would be something worse in the statements over the weekend, that maybe there would be more signs of a clamp on the tech sector or another part of the economy. although it is a relatively dour outlook from the speeches, maybe no worse than anybody was really expecting to see. we got a slightly modest risk-on move with u.s. equities slightly higher and the dollar is weaker this morning. within that context the chinese equities are not doing too bad. and of course they have been severely beaten up over the past year anyway. so they are relatively cheap compared to the rest of t

marcus: the old saying is, is it better to be lucky than clever?y is possibly feeling he has won the political battle with the government. what the bank of england has done with not changing its plans on qt as clearly people have been hoping, looks like be debt management office got out of the bank of england's weight, normally it should be the other way around but clearly the bank of englund has one less day to get its action. i suspect there is a chance they may increase the size they buy today. in the index-like part of the buyback, they bought a lot more than expected. it was supposed to be on monday's close, but they paid higher than expected, expecting larger size and clearly they want to get on with it. put an end to this particular buyback but they've got a lot of stuff they can institute particularly a repurchase side to get rid of this collateral squeeze nightmare we saw at the beginning of this three-week crisis, and possibly they managed to do something new. i think that's the way around it, they can always restart this program and carr

marcus: we saw whiplash again.as been a lot of speculation over if market will actually intervene. they did not actually confirm there was any intervention involved, but this may be part of the whole strategy, when we have seen previously with the 10-year jgb, and many speculators came in to test japanese authorities. if there has been intervention, they have an more opaque about it. yvonne: i have been asking every guest this today about what is going on in these markets. a hot inflation print from the u.s., the s&p closed stronger despite that, and you have higher treasury yields. do you think we have reached a turning point? marcus: i think it is safe to say asian investors went ballistic last night. for u.s. stocks to recover, -- for u.s. stocks to tumble is absolutely intuitive, but the rally after that, when i spoke to investors, some points were brought up. early results from the corporate earnings season were better than expected, so that has given people hope. there were some other points, too, traders tak

marcus rashford, i think he's representing that fact.0th birthday! it was his 100th goal! a player who brings great energy and drive whenever he plays for club or country. he went off in aresenal�*s 5—0 win against forest. not before he set up the first goal for gabriel martinelli in their 5—0 victory. but saka then picked up an injury — after being tackled — and was substituted, with the world cup three weeks away. it was a tricky afternoon. and on the reverse side of that — is there any news on bukayo saka? it did look a worry. yeah, he had to come off. he wasn't comfortable. he had a really bad kick in the first ball and he could not continue, so let's see how he is. no news yet? no. 0ne one to watch. celtic restored their four point gap at the top of the table. no guesses needed where this ball�*s going. greg taylor with their second in a 3—0 win over livingston. history was made in the women's super league, as arsenal set a new record of 13 successive wins. they beat west ham 3—1 — frida maanum with arsenal's final goal. elsewhere,

that doesn't mean they will get of marcus. marcus will be like a slush fund for them.his is what they do. they offer you deposits. they pay you two. they lend out your deposits at four. they will do that. not a bad little racket. that is why it is crazy all these wall street investment banks that have banks fdic approved because they're not really, they're not really doing traditional banking stuff. they're doing stuff like that. liz: shipment solomon come on the show. >> i will ask him. i think he should. shows too much favoritism to those blokes -- liz: we're number one. >> we're number one. he has to get up early and look at joe kiernan's face. i'm only kidding, joe. joe is a friend of mine. we laugh at each other. we can rib each other. >> charlie, thank you. david, you're welcome on the number one -- >> that is friend of mine. he has such thin skin. jesus. liz: you do not? >> no. i'm like rubber and you're glue. liz: five minutes till the closing bell rings. look at the gains. we're holding on. second day in a row of rally of s&p 500, blasting above 3700, now 3714

headliners include marcus mumfod marcus mumford, elvis costello, and it is free. >> we are excited. >> we are excited. beautiful weather this whole weekend. we can't be happier. >> it is an all weekend affair. the festival will go through sunday. > >> still ahead, it is one big ca is one big camera. up close, it is the largest digital camera built right here in the bay area. how will it >> we got a look at the world'st digital camera for astronomy but right here in the bay area at ss national accelerator lab. its , about five feet apart, that is s high death. it sensor is made up up of more than 200 individual custom-made image sensors. together, they have 3200 megapixels. scientists say it was the biggest challenge. the cameras the size of a small card weighs almost three tons the cameras going to the rubin observatory under construction n construction in chile. it will record images every 15 seconds at night. the hi-rez images will will be transmitted to menlo pa. >> with these images, we will be to detect anything that changes in the sky from night to night. that's a capability tha

our guests, marcus, received a ph.d.ity of alabama and assistant professor at hunterington college. and his research covers the political, economic and intellectual history from 1920 to the present day and he's authored the book getting right with reagan, a struggle for the conservativism 1982-2016. raich clel received a philosophy of university concord university of chicago. assistant dean of the college of business and director of the free enterprise sector. her books on philosophy and virtue. she's also affiliate scholar. and finally here to moderate is amisha croft as a democratic strategy and activist. and she served with al gore and barack obama. and the national urban league and naacp we're going to start off by rachel with a quick introduction of the overview of the book and then taking over for questions. at the hour mark questions from the audience in person and online. if you want to want to ask online #cato events. >> well, hello, thank you for coming... take up this project marcus and i are both classical li

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still, marcus logan's primary business will always remain making good wines. he also plans read varieties, like spade po, condo, but racing is, is number one wide marcus long and is typical of the new generation of vintners on the moselle, a generation competing to make and market the best. wines at this image this morning is the image of muzzle riesling has greatly improved in recent years. pause it's even vida there to wonder. even young people consider drinking wrestling from the muzzle very trendy from amazon, so going, bristling, makes delicious sparkling wine as well riddled or turned by hand. of course. ah, the river and the wind. somehow they belong together, especially in this section of the muscle near begin. it's where you'll find the cousin ones, which is probably the most famous been yet in germany, because if it's steep slope i have an appointment with winemaker. martin oyster monotony. how did you become a winemaker? yeah, we bought them vega in a roundabout way. it wasn't to speak or i trained as an industrial sales wrap, mag mac, but quickly r

. >>> good morning to you, bay area, happy thursday, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we will check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. vianey is in for kari, she has a look at you are our forecast. >> it will be a good one, a little cooler heading into the weekend, we do have some changes. i'm going to help you plan out -- i know it's thursday, but we always look ahead. >> always. >> take a look at the visibility, too. your current temperatures out the door, not too bad, you will maybe want a light sweater, 59 degrees in san jose and if you look at the skies we do have those cloudy conditions, beautiful view of downtown. so how is the rest of the bay area doing? pretty much seeing 50s throughout in through areas like concord, dublin and livermore. we will see that warm up again into the 80s but no 90s for today. as far as your fog and visibility, notice it's not as foggy as what we've seen earlier in the evangelical but we do still have areas sachbt rosa 5 miles of visibility and morgan hill with 2 1/2 miles of visibility. let's see how those roads ar

marcus washington has the day off.ement is building in silicon valley because drone racing is taking off today. did you know it was a thing? >> the world's 12 best drone racers will compete on a tricky video game-inspired course at high speeds. ahead at 5:45, bob redell will take us inside for a preview of this unique competition. >> it looks like the crowds love it, too. a look at our forecast, meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >>> another foggy start to our morning and then clearing out a very comfortable afternoon ahead as we look at where we look at the most dense fog in the north bay. the fog in those areas really thick. so if you're driving from gilroy into the south bay, you'll see temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s and near zero visibility so allow some extra time for that morning commute. at about 8:00 to 9:00 in gilroy temperatures are starting to warm up and the sky is clearing. we'll have a wide range in temperatures anywhere from 60s in san francisco to 90 in brentwood. we'll g

right, that is marcus, because our thank you very much indeed for your insights. thank you. an intruder has a taxi husband over us. how speaker nancy pelosi at the couples home in san francisco hall policy is being treated for andrews in hospital, but is expected to make a full recovery. the alleged attacker is being held in custody. police are investigating whether there is a political motive. nancy pelosi was not at home at the time. 8 months to rush. or let's cross over to washington d. c, and speak to d, w. mckayla cochner. what more do we know about this mikaela? well we know that there was an attacker that got into the building through the back door as we're hearing reported by a p in the middle of the night about 230 a san francisco time and started attacking nancy pelosi husband, who's 82 a with a hammer, so we're hearing, he was brought to a hospital where he is being treated and is expected to make a full recovery. and of course, what we don't know is almost more important at this very moment in time. because speculation is rife, whether this indeed could have, in

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marcus washington is off this morning. we'll get to that breaking news in ukraine in ament no, but we want to start with the forecast. kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> fog has been drift around the north bay and south county and of course it is along the coastline as we get started today with low clouds. but as you are getting ready to head out, belmont with a mostly cloudy morning. temperatures at about 56 degrees so you need the jacket for the start of the day. we'll head for the mid-60s as the sky clears for early in the afternoon. as we get a look around the bay at what to expect for later this afternoon, some spots really warming up, but staying comfortable in san rafael. we'll get a look at minor changes in the forecast, but you are looking for any sudden changes in traffic flow. >> don't see anything major here. no big surprises. south bay did clear from that first burst. over here, only thing unusual is actually slowing counter commute, it is eastbound 580 getting out of livermore heading in toward trac