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i want to turn first to you, marcus. because i understand your work on the red team focused on how groups like the oath keepers and the proud boys deployed in january 6th. we know members of the oath keepers not only were charged with seditious conspiracy and other crimes but a number of them including their leader has been convicted of seditious conspiracy and multiple other crimes. these are one of the rare successful seditious conspiracy cases the government has brought against domestic organizations. we know right now the proud boys trial is still ongoing and that trial also includes charges of seditious conspiracy. what do you think, marcus, is sort of the most important thing for the american public to understand about the evidence that the committee gathered regarding his paramilitary groups and their participation on january 6th? >> great, thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to be in washington, d.c. i apologize i can't be there. i'm in florida which a lot of -- [inaudible] especially the oath keepers but i

marcus and kris, good morning.by chance the eight female doctors were scheduled to perform the heart transplant at ucsf. no men in the operating room. this was between the women who performed thousands of difficult surgeries in their careers. when they were randomly assigned for the procedure, they became trailblazers as the first all-woman team for a heart transplant. when the surgery ended, they snapped a selfie. >> it wasn't until she said at the end of the case, we are all women. we are. look at that. >> when you look at this photo, what do you see? >> i think what is cool about the picture is despite everyone wearing masks, you see we are all smiling. >> now although women out number of number of men attending medical school in the united states, women account for 6% of cardiac surgeons. on the "today" show, they sat down with the team. you will hear the rest of the story at 7:00. >> it was by chance. >> i am curious when they realized. there's no dudes in here. >> i wonder if the patient was a woman or man? >

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how would you assess the state of democracy in the philippines under current president, obama marcus? is it better or worse? we are at a strange moment in time where ah, 37 years after a people power revolt ousted the mark was family was for it, nan marcus, the father. ah, a clip to cracked who stole $10000000000.00? 37 years later, his son, his namesake, forget marcos. junior, it was overwhelmingly elected president. and strangely enough, the previous administration had set the bar so low that we've actually improved. but where we move forward. that now becomes the 2nd president mark our president marcus has goal, and he has a lot to he, he, he is personally trying to vindicate his family name. and, you know, this phrase we use in the philippines never again, except in the philippines. we're back again. kim clark again and what do you think the role of personal responsibility for voters is like in this day in age? does that even exist? we used to have this added she know you get the government that you deserve. is that, is that true? no longer and personally, i mean in the philippine

good morning, marcus and laura. so former president is expected to appear before a new york judge as soon as tuesday, and that will be the first time that the charges against him will be read in open court. america waking up to an unprecedented moment in history, former president trump indicted in connection with a case involving a $130,000 hush money payment he allegedly made to adult film star stormy daniels. trump blasted the grand jury's vote, calling it a fake, corrupt and disgraceful charge. daniel's lawyer says he respects the decision. >> no man is above the law, so i think in one aspect, we've got a system that's really working correctly. >> reporter: this marks the first time a former president faces criminal charges. mr. trump's former attorney turned prosecution witness, says it also marks the beginning of what could be a vicious legal battle. >> there is still the presumption of innocence in this country. >> reporter: trump allies claim the 2024 republican presidential candidate is being targeted, other

to start, owing _ this game, it is marcus to start, owing to — this game, it is marcus to start, owingh on twickenham on saturday and all eyes on pharaoh when he comes onto the —— pharaoh when he comes onto the —— pharaoh when he comes onto the pitch. ellis scheduled captain decide. england have to win this game to have a chance of winning the six nations but they will come up against motivated french who have not won at twickenham in the six nations since 2005 -- ellis twickenham in the six nations since 2005 —— ellis genge will captain the side. we will stay with rugby. rhys webb will make his first wales start since 2020. they face italy in rome on saturday. the 34—year—old ospreys scrum—half is one of six changes to the side that lost to england. tomos williams drops out. he's also decided that rio dyer will take over on the wing from louis rees—zammit. lauren gatland, obviously, making these changes —— warren gatland. former captain alun wynjones and leigh halfpenny also miss out. both wales and italy are seeking their first wins of this year's competition. england's cricketers ha

good morning to you, marcus and laura.nately, hundreds of trees have come down here in places like walnut creek where i'm at and across the bay in places like palo alto. i bring up palo alto so you can see this video. this is video of a large oak that fell in the yard of annika and ray demsy during an intense storm on march 14th, barely missing ray and his dog. the tree damaged water and power lines. what's frustrating, and this is what you were talking about, they wanted to trim the tree beforehand but they couldn't because of the city of palo alto's heritage tree ordinance, which is designed to protect older trees. they think the law is too restrictive, that the city should have been more flexible in allowing them to cut back the oak. >> the automatic answer was, no, you cannot do it, it is a heritage tree, it's part on our property, the city's property. i was a little upset, because i think it could have been prevented and make this tree very healthy. >> really we should have a little more flexibility with the interpret

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. the whole team is here and we are getting you ready for another potentially dangerous storm. today it should be clear, though? >> yeah, this is our day to make sure we're getting the patio furniture ready, we're clearing the storm drains and making sure everything around the house is prepared for more high winds and heavy rain. right now it's cold, so if you're about to step out the door, we're under a frost advisory for all of the areas shaded in blue. that continues until 9:00 this morning. take a look at our temperatures and what we're feeling right now, 34 degrees in dublin, 33 in mountain view, and it's freezing right now in santa rosa, san martin, gilroy at or below freezing. usually by the end of march we're done with freezing temperatures, but not this year. and, again, this year i'm talking about another rapidly intensifying storm that's going to be coming in. here it is now, farther to the north. it's going to be sliding down the coast and we're going to start to see impacts

good morning, marcus and kris. eight female doctors were scheduled to work together to perform a heart transplant at ucfs. the women performed thousands of surgeries, but when they were assigned to the team, they were the trailblazers to be the first all-women team. when the surgery ended, they snapped a selfie. >> it wasn't until she said at the end of the case, we are all women. we are. look at that. >> when you look at the photo, what do you see? >> i think what is cool about the picture is despite everyone wearing masks, you can see we are all smiling. >> and although women out number men attending medical school in the united states, women account for 6% of cardiac surgeons. on the "today," you will hear more on this story coming up. >> it wasn't like a pr stunt. it happened by chance. >> it was a random happestance. she said there are no guys. >> not even the patient. >> that is what you want. your cardiologist to smile. that is a good sign. >>> all right. science is amazing. vianey, you have science today? >

marcus moore on the ground in greece for us. marcus, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, and there is a tornado watch up as we're on the air right now. that watch across four states at this hour, as this massive storm now moves east, moving quickly across the country yet again. tonight, 24 states, 100 million americans on alert right now. it started in the west, of course. blizzard conditions and more snow. these images from the lake what low region tonight. a state of emergency in california. this family finally escaping their home, surrounded in snow. yosemite national park closed tonight indefinitely, under 15 feet of snow in some places. and now this tornado threat into the night time hours tonight and tomorrow, and then this hits the northeast. senior meteorologist rob marciano in memphis tonight, and rob, memphis is in this watch area? >> reporter: it is. it's already been a dicey evening here already, david, in the way of storms. that tornado watch is big. you mentioned it here in memphis, back through texarkana and little rock. that's up until 10:00 tonig

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.nt to take a live look across the bay area this morning. we have been seeing on and off rain throughout the night and some this morning. but later this week it will be a different story as a big storm makes its way inland. >> let's turn to meteorologist kari hall, tracking the incoming conditions. >> now we have a bit of a break in comparison to what's ahead, even though we're still seeing on and off showers. i want to show you stormranger. we've been tracking the areas that are seeing rain. right over san francisco and heading across the bay to alameda and oakland, and it will be moving to the east. a little bit of rain just south of fremont, but it is making the commute on either 680 or 880 very wet. the wider view, we are seeing still some slight showers here and there as the storm system spins across the region, and we are once again seeing some of those showers there in san francisco. have the umbrella handy. >>> mike, you were looking at the view in fremont. >> there's one drop i

good morning, laura, marcus. well, it's still unclear if former president trump will even be indicted, but over the weekend mr. trump took to social media and predicted that he would be arrested tuesday. >> how do you feel, mr. trump? >> reporter: former president trump and his legal troubles back in the spotlight, following mr. trump's claims that he could be arrested on criminal charges in new york tuesday. >> i'm taking aback at the idea of indicting a former president of the united states, at a time when there's a crime wave in new york city. >> i think the viable question for the american people is whether or not you have a progressive prosecutor using the justice system to go after political enemies. >> reporter: democrats say let the legal process play out. >> i would urge everyone to just allow the prosecutors to do their job. >> reporter: the political back and forth comes after trump's online post saturday, referencing a possible indictment for his alleged role in hush money payments to adult film star

. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to have a look at your friday forecast coming up in a moment with cynthia, but first we've got to talk about the update to the crash in east bay. >> we had a big closure for 580. we have recovery now. speeds are quickly recovering, but there was quite a backup, a big rig involved in a crash. a couple of vehicles. no major injuries. full closure was to allow them to more quickly clear this crash. it's out of the lanes but there may be activity on the shoulder. there may be slowing for the distraction off of the dublin interchange. heading to the area, although the sensors are still green, we have registered the caltrans road work from the overnight closure. you may see more slowing coming to the area as crews start to clear. again, traffic breaks expected through the area, but very light commute. getting away from the area, eastbound 580, we know a couple of lanes are blocked because of the landslide that happened earlier this week. that was as a result of the storms. we st

i'm marcus washington. a reminder, you can also watch us live on roku, xumo, and online. >>> holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison on conspiracy and fraud charges but doesn't have to turn herself in until next month. that means this is all granted to allow her to give birth and bond with her second child. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is at the federal courthouse in san

laura and marcus?> happening now, palo alto native and ftx co-founder sam bankman-fried is facing new accusations. federal prosecutors say he paid out tens of millions of dollars worth of bribes to at least one chinese government official. the new indictment was filed this morning. he's also pleaded not guilty to criminal charges on allegations he stole billions of dollars in customer funds. that trial is scheduled for october. >>> and we have one final look at your microclimate weather alert straight ahea d. >>> kari joins us once again looking at this bomb cyclone. >> it has really strengthened in the pacific. the good thing is it won't be right overhead, but a because we've had so many of these storms, it will have a big impact on us. more heavy rain and gusty winds in the next several hours. it should taper off later on tonight. tomorrow, spotty showers, possibly thunderstorms, and this could end with cold temperatures and snow on our bay area peaks. >> end of march. we arrtainly tracking this stor

thanks for joining us for our midday newscast, i'm marcus washington. >> you can watch us on roku andine. the family of missing jeffrey vandergrift. the coroner confirm his body was found on wednesday. chris sanchez joins us with what we know so far. kris? >> family and friends at wild 94 listeners have been bracing for. police announced weeks ago that they did not expect j.v. would be coming home. this conversation re-opened the conversation for team members and listeners. >> this is j.v.'s show. i cannot say this enough. this will always be j.v.'s show and it will not change as long as i'm here at graham 2. if you don't know, the body that was found on pier 39 yesterday afternoon, it is j.v. they've identified him this morning. >> and it's heartbreak all over again. >> all over again. >> the memorial outside the wild 94.9 studios have been growing all morning long for the did chlt j. that has been a part of the morning since 2019. people are posting online condolences and they also are saying they will not feel the same about listening to the radio on air, the radio station played b

. >> i'm marcus washington. watch us live on roku, xumo, and online. >>> at noon, governor gavin newsom is expected to survey storm damaged areas in monterey county. meanwhile, there are still many people dealing with no power at their home here in the bay area. >> pg&e says nearly 155,000 of

. >> and i'm marcus washington. the winds from the oncoming bay area storm may pack a punch. >> more rain is expected to fall in areas saturated from the spring of winter storms. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana. >> we are going to be seeing rain and also wind. the wind will be my biggest concern as we are expecting to see gusty conditions, upwards of 60 plus miles per hour. i want to show you where the majority of the system is. notice, here we are, northern california, and you can see down through southern california, they still have a bit of that moisture tapped. it looks like we will not be the ones getting the impact of that atmospheric river. l.a. will be dealing with flooding concerns through the the afternoon, and high rain rates per hour. as far as we go, we're going to sort of get more of the storm low pressure system that's still going to bring rain but the wind will start to howl and kick up into the afternoon. you can see where some of the rain is already starting to move in, monterey, we

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia.'ll get to mike in just a moment with the morning commute. it's early. oh, and it is cold this morning. >> yes, it is, again. and we're starting out with very high humidity. that makes it feel a lot colder. but we are also having a freeze warning in these areas shaded in purple. that includes the santa cruz mountains, some of our inland valleys through the tri-valley into much of the north bay, and then the light blue shadings near the coastline in the north bay, a frost advisory, and that includes the inner bay for parts of the peninsula, down to san jose, as well as the east bay. here is where we are right now. temperatures are in the upper 30s for most of us. it's at 34 degrees in santa rosa, 40 in san jose, and 43 in san mateo. but once again, because of all the humidity in the air, the dampness probably makes it feel a lot colder. and we've seen the rain tapering off, but there is still some snow coming down on mount hamilton. we're watching out for that, as well as the hills over

. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute with mike, but it is friday and i love the friday forecasts. we should enjoy today's forecast. >> yeah, one more day of summer -- sunshine, i should say. it's not summer, not any time soon. we are going to see more rain coming back for the weekend. let's get a look at what's coming our way. i had to open the picture up far to show where the next storm is coming from. as it starts to move in tomorrow, it will bring in scattered showers for the weekend. right now it's cold, 35 degrees in gilroy, 36 degrees in napa and 46 degrees in san francisco. as we head into today, upper 50s and low 60s. that's cooler than what's normal for early march, but we are going to have a significant cooldown for the weekend as the rain returns. so far, it's early, but it seems like a calm commute. >> it is. we have the overnight road work being done at the golden gate bridge, in fact, there's a crew getting ready to clear the cones. there will be a little slowing. a

good morning, kris and marcus.artbreaking message from his wife, the wife of jv, a wildly popular deejay, and a morning icon for decades here. i will read off a portion of yi's statement. she said please forgive my silence during this time, my heart is utterly broken. she goes on to say that personal information has recently been discovered that leads us to believe that jv will not be coming back. we have seen this outpouring of support for jv in the past week around the bay area. a home-grown radio deejay born and raised in fremont, california, and sfpd did report him missing last week, and he was last seen at his home in san francisco on king street. he's described as six foot, 180 pounds, bald with tattoos. there's still an ongoing investigation with sfpd. if you have any information about this case, contact sfpd. >> i have been listening to 94.4 in the car, and so many people are reaching out and talking about how he touched their lives. it's a sad time. >>> san josÉ police are investigating at a home after fin

welcome back to the w, a marcus. so president putin isn't winning his war quickly enough. we can see he wants backing from china. what does china a want from russia? i think ross has more a technical perspective on the bottom. that's what it meant. on. also the crane war, political support, really curious about financial support economics. i think as a way more strategic perspective needs running because of the crane well, but because of it's more general and t u. s. and the western stands, i mean, it has become a couple of years, the kind of once a different world and, and to us world on, and then the western new world order a already then and, and giving this roughly it's an important part for china and it's really actually goes way over the grand. right. ok. so there's, there's a, there's a bigger picture than ukraine sticking with you. credit for the moment. washington has warned beijing against providing military aid to russia in this war is president and g, likely to risk doing this? i don't think so. i think you will be quite hasn't to go right military to support i

i'm marcus washington. nbc news is now learning the indictment against donald trump likely contains 30 separate charges. we've also learned that trump's lawyers say they expect him to surrender to authorities and make his initial appearance on tuesday. scott mcgrew has the latest for us. scott, 30 charges. what does that mean? >> we don't know specifically. we've got the number from sources but we can reasonably speculate they're connected to the cover-up of a payment to stormy daniels. so what specifically, well, it's not illegal to have an affair, although trump says he didn't, it's not illegal to give someone money, and trump said he did, but it is against the law to do it as part of an illegal campaign expenditure, but that's a federal crime. trump's lawyer went to prison partly for that, but this isn't a federal case. what does that leave us with? the charges must be related to the way that trump accounted for the payment. it's a misdemeanor in new york to falsify business records. trump's lawyer was o

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. we have a big change for express lanes, but we want to start with a look at the forecast because we know more rain is coming. >> we are going to see rain starting tomorrow. we have one more dry day in the forecast as temperatures start out in the upper 30s in parts of the north bay. we're at 37 in mountain view as well and 47 across the bay in hayward, 46 in san francisco. now, heading into the afternoon, it's going to be very much like yesterday where it's nice and sunny, temperatures start to feel a little milder, at least during the middle of the day, reaching into the upper 50s. but i am tracking rain. we are going to see it coming in waves, but there will be a opportunity to get outside. we see it for saturday morning, clearing out for saturday afternoon, and then more spotty rain on sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> mike, you're still looking pretty calm out there. >> it's friday, so lighter volume of traffic. we expect that for the morning commute. we are lookin

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm gia vang in for laura garcia. been so busy these last couple of weeks with all the storms, the roadways. especially, vianey, you guys in the weather department. >> storm fatigue is really and i've been feeling awful for those folks who clean up from one storm and then in

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. this morning we're in another micro climate weather alert, and our team has you covered. chris sanchez is live in the south bay, and mike inouye tracking those driving conditions. >> first we want to get better timing of the storm. vianey arana is tracking it for us. how is it looking? >> we're seeing that the system is starting to move on to, you know, away from the coast and on land. we can see where the biggest impacts of the storm, and yes it's a little bit further south. this is good news for us. unfortunate for southern california, they are going to get the brunt of the atmospheric river. we can't put our guard down because we're going to see the gusty winds move in. you can see santa cruz is about to get some of the rain moved through there. you can see it on satellite and radar. those heavier pockets of rain will intensify in the next two hours as well. catching light to moderate rain through santa rosa, san rafael, fairfield and concord as well, down through the south bay, a

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. matter here, we've got to start with the forecast. more rain coming our way. >> it's been so soggy here recently, and at least we do have a few breaks here and there. we're seeing still wet conditions out there. as we take a look at stormranger, the rain has been very spotty as you get ready to head out the door. still sloppy out there on some of the roads as puddles remain. we will see a break from the showers today, but there will be another round of rain coming in by tomorrow morning, and we're only headed for the mid-50s for today. not much of a warm-up. as we head toward the weekend, we are getting ready for a bigger storm system. i'll have more details on that and what that means for the sierra snowpack as well. >>> mike, you're tracking a crash near the berkeley curve. >> in the last few minutes we've seen them put out flares. another tow truck arrived as well. hopefully that means the second tow truck can work along with the first tow truck on scene. the car hit the right side

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all right, us marcus, coach at you interest. and he saw that open letter warning about a i and the dangerous race to develop it. thank you very much. thank you. over the u. s. now in a much anticipated congressional showdown long time, starbucks, c. e o. howard shoals, to fitting his company's aggressive stance against union efforts in an appearance before a u. s. and a committee sholtes who's now the outgoing interim c. e o set his company had a right to push back against the efforts, and that it hadn't broken labor laws or punished employees. an administrative judge ruled against the company earlier this month, saying it intimidated workers and fired organizers. starbucks is appealing that decision, some 300 of starbucks, more than 15000 stores in the u. s. have voted to unionize. chair of the labor committee congressman bernie sanders made the opening argument. and judges have found that starbucks broke the law, all $130.00 times across 6 states, since workers began organizing in the fall of 2021. i do take offense, i have to

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i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. to get you started with the day, and mike is keeping an eye on the commute and we will get to that in a bit. first, let's look at the forecast. >>> there still could be lingering showers for a few people this morning, but as we take a look at the satellite radar, once again we can start to see things looki

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fantastic interview yesterday and marcus ash -- marcus asked work -- marcus ash worth. it's clear the ecb is facing sticky core inflation. do they believe they can get this under control? maria: don't make me say out loud that question. if i do it fast there's no way the question will be answered. if you look at the core inflation print. validation to the conversation i had yesterday. the bank said we need to just forget about the energy component here. that will bring the headline of focus on core inflation. that will warrant that after march there may be significant steps that are needed. he did not want to comment on the size of it. but you know the debate for 50 basis points is a done deal. christine lagarde was on spanish tv. they showed her a photograph of her dad and she was in tears. it was a lot going on with that interview. what does say unofficially is we do not want to look forward disrespectful to the governing council. we all know in reality there's already this case being built for another 50 basis points in may and the real heart of the issue will be do

several people escorted out of that building and authorities tonight say there are multiple ct marcus moore leading us off tonight from london. >> reporter: tonights, parts of hamburg germany on lockdown after several people were reported killed and others injured in a shooting at a building being used by jehovah's witnesses. police say at about 9:00 p.m. local time tonight, one or more unknown suspects opened fire on this street in germany's second-largest city. officers with long guns raised, kicking in a glass panel to access the building's front door. police say after officers arrived on scene, they heard a gunshot from the upper floor. officers shouting before climbing two flights of stairs, their weapons drawn. one officer holding a large tactical shield. several people escorted out by police, hands above their heads. others sprinting out the door. a first responder carrying one person on their shoulders. tonight, police saying it appears there is no indication the perpetrator or perpetrators are on the run. any may still be in the building or among the dead. david, this was a t

>> marcus moore leading us off tonight from london on the scene playing out in germany at this hour. marcus, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the stunning image south of the border in mexico today, and it comes of course after those four americans were kidnapped, two of them shot and edllki. well today, five alleged members of a notorious cartel tied up and left in public, right at the scene of the kidnapping for all to see. and authorities believe it was the cartel itself handing over those five suspects. a note left on the windshield. the cartel apologizing for the deadly attack on americans. and late today, the bodies of those two americans who died in the attack arriving back in the united states. abc's matt rivers in mexico city again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, nearly a week after that horrific kidnapping of four americans that left two of them dead in a mexican border city, a notorious drug cartel is allegedly taking responsibility. in these photos from a source close to the investigation, the gulf cartel appearing to hand over the five members they say did it. th

. >> that's right, good morning, marcus. it would be an unprecedented moment, but sources do tell nbc news that they do not expect any indictment today. that's because the grand jury does not meet until wednesday. but either way, former president trump took to social media overnight blasting the investigation. >> reporter: former president trump railing against investigators this morning. >> it's just a continuation of the most disgusting witch hunt. >> reporter: all eyes are on a new york city grand jury today. after trump predicted he'd be arrested in connection to alleged hush money paid to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. robert costello, a key witness for trump, testified monday. >> michael cohen told us that he was approached by stormy daniels' lawyer, and stormy daniels had negative information that she wanted to put in a lawsuit against trump. >> cohen, trump's former fixer alleged trump paid him $130,000 to buy daniels' silence. costello, who claims he was cohen's attorney attacked his cred

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we're going to check the morning commute with mike as folks are headed out the door. but let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. is this rain event going to wind down? >> it's still lingering. it's going to be on and off today. not as much of the heavy rain and high winds, but we'll still have action happening today. as we get a look at stormranger, we can see not all of us are getting rain, but where we are is still coming down in spots and adding up onto those high rainfall totals from yesterday. as we get a look at the north bay, just around santa rosa, extending farther north, we're seeing lingering showers. but also just starting to move out of palo alto over toward fremont, and as of now san jose is still dry but there's a chance today that we could see more of that activity, more heavy, wet weather as well. so i'll be tracking this as it continues to move through. >>> mike, you have a look at the wet golden gate bridge. >> yeah, we're showing the radar activity north of th

good morning, marcus. well, we've already seen eight interest rate hikes in the past 12 months, and further complicating the federal reserve's decision today is the concerns around the u.s. banking system. fighting inflation and containing a banking crisis. two factors playing a key role in the federal reserve's decision on interest rates. earlier this month, fed chair jerome powell suggested more aggressive hikes could come. >> the process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go and is likely to be bumpy. >> reporter: increasing rates have sent americans on a roller coaster ride. >> it trickles to customers through higher borrowing costs. >> reporter: we're seeing the effect on the u.s. housing market. according to recent data, sales of previously owned homes jumped 14.5% last month. that's the first monthly gain in a year. >> the volatility that we actually have seen has made interest rates in the mortgage market decline. >> reporter: some experts predict the fed could increase rates by

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marcus, you yeah.cus, what would you say the bbc needs to be say to that the bbc needs to be commercial there is a tv licence and about 20 seconds to be careful you for. i think careful what you for. i think obviously is obviously tv licence is a anachronism of if you look at what the what we can be like culture without the bbc. i think it be a great impoverished knowing when britain is really facing a lot of reputational damage. the bbc is one of the last things standing that people outside of britain value out of britain. okay bye . i hear you britain. okay bye. i hear you and i've got to give my final seconds to martin because what you haven't had a chance to say. so we have got 10 seconds. but you know, the bbc are digging their own grave from a, quote, straight quote from tim davie . straight quote from tim davie. if you want to be an opinionated or partisan campaigner , social or partisan campaigner, social media, then that's a valid choice. you should not be working the bbc now. i think that's g

. >> and i'm marcus washington. first, we want to get you to the latest on this storm that's taking aim at the bay area. damon is live along the peninsula where residents are bracing for more rain and strong winds. mike inouye is monitoring the roads. first, let's get to meteorologist kari hall. kari, you've been timing out the storm. where is it now? >> mostly the north bay right now. that's where we're going to see more widespread rain in the next couple of hours. but we've also seen spotty activity moving through san francisco and now into the east bay as we continue to track some of that rain moving into the delta. as we get a closer look at the north bay, we are seeing light to moderate rain, just enough to wet the roads as you're getting ready to head out the door. we're seeing the scattered activity continue as it moves down to santa rosa, petaluma and fairfax as well. moving over toward the east bay, cord, san ramon, starting to see it easing up. we're going to be seeing this coming in waves. now the rain is

i'm marcus washington. >> laura garcia has the morning off. first, both lanes on 880 in fremont are opened. it was closed yesterday after it flooded. the railroad crossing passes over the freeway and a slide-out carried mud and debris onto the road. commuters had major headaches as northbound and southbound lanes were closed most of sunday while crews suctioned up the mud and water. >> right before the dumbarton exit is just stopped and everybody started merging because they realized we're not moving anywhere, let's just get off. >> this morning there is flooding nearby on the ramp causing problems. we want to check in with mike inouye. you're tracking that issue. what are we talking about? >> let's clarify what you guys just reported. if you're just waking up, we're looking at 880. 880 itself has reopened. i posted that update at 11:45 last night, both directions have reopened after yesterday's mud caused all that flooding yesterday. this morning there is flooding reported at the stevenson on ramp to northbound 880. the on ramp is currently c

that's two marcus washingtons standing shoulder to shoulder. they'll measure water content in the snow pack. this gives us insight into california's future water supply. look at the side by side view of last week's drought update compared to this week. you can see some parts of california are in white which means those areas no longer are in a drought. kari hall is joining us now. is there a window for people who want to go play in the snow, not just enjoy the water? >> a very small window and it's basically today. there's a new went storm warning for the sierra as well as an area further to the north up around lake county. we're looking at gusts reaching 50 miles an hour through the sierras this weekend and we'll most likely see road closures. if you're going there today, make plans to stay through at least tuesday because there will be off and on snowshowers coming through and then we'll have to reassess and see if you can come back home. looking at what to expect today, we have a chilly start and clouds that will be moving in this afternoon.

marcus and laura, mike and marcus, laura and kari, i don't know. >> cute. >> that's good, cute and cuddly. >> you might want to cuddle up with someone and stay warm because it's been very cold. let's talk about how much rain we've measured, over the past 24 hours it's been significant for the north bay, mount tam measuring over 2 inches of rainfall, and in the santa cruz mountains at scots creek it was an inch and three quarters. marin also had almost 2 inches of rainfall and berkeley had almost an inch. now it's still coming down, we have a potential of adding on top of what we've already measured, with most of the valleys getting anywhere from about a tenth to a half inch of rainfall, three quarters of an inch of rain for napa, and in half moon bay over an inch of rainfall. we can see it's still raining in that area, as well as other spots around the bay. it's kind of coming in waves. it's sweeping through, it clears up and then another wave comes in. we're looking for the potential of spots like san mateo, redwood city, up and down the peninsula we could see some really gusty, heavy ra

. >> i am marcus washington. we want to get you started with the day, and mike is keeping an eye on the commute and we will get to that in a bit. first, let's look at the forecast. >>> there still could be lingering showers for a few people this morning, but as we take a look at the satellite radar, once again we can start to see things looking better compared to what we have had recently. we can see the storm system, but it's much weaker as it continues to move closer to southern california, and it's producing thunderstorms in some areas, as well as snow as you go up in elevation, but we are getting a chance to dry out here and i think it will hold on for a little while with more sunshine in the forecast, but it's still going to be chilly. we are at 48 degrees right now in san francisco, and we will see the temperatures remaining in the upper 40s through about 2:00 and then slowly warming up. mostly upper 50s across the rest of the bay area. we will talk about the weekend forecast coming up, but mike, you are co