marcus. marcus. so, how's it done? how you going to rig the game?l need to be patient, lose a couple hands on purpose. then when the time's right, i'll rig the shuffle. second to the others, maybe even from the bottom of the deck. dani: what do you do if there's a dedicated dealer? marcus: it's kind of hard to rig a game then, but if i have to, i'll just put a card up my sleeve. dani: that works? marcus: call it wild west because it rarely works. but i won't need it because i'm going to play it safe. i'm going to rig a few hands in my favor and eventually... man: all in. two pair. marcus: jacks full. alex: looks like you're dry, will. you can show yourself out. marcus: and eventually i'll bleed them out. alex: rare to see you lose out so easily, petyr. petyr: kid's lucky. he's got you on the ropes as well. alex: wait. why don't you stick around and deal while we play heads up? it's a lot quicker with the dedicated dealer. petyr: sounds like a good idea, boss. alex: looks like your lead's disappeared. marcus: still plenty of game left. alex: we'll se

marcus? mr. marcus: may i go back to the first question as well? sen. blumenthal: absolutely. mr. marcus: on the subject of nutrition label, i think we absolutely need to do that. i think there are some technical challenges and building proper nutrition labels goes hand in hand with transparency. the biggest scientific challenge in understanding these molds is how they generalize. what do they memorize and what new things do they do? the more that there's in the data set, for example, the thing that you want to test accuracy on, the less you can get a proper read on that. so it's important first of all that scientists be part of that process and, second, that we have much greater transparency about what actually goes into these systems. if we don't know what's in them, then we don't know exactly how well they're doing when we giving is new and we don't know how good a benchmark it will be for something entirely novel. second is on jobs. past performance history is not a guarantee of the futur

and marcus saw that in him and liked that. they were just, i think, young people at a very happy time in their lives. susan: would you have been a friend of michael? david: i probably would have liked him. i'm not a musical guy so i wouldn't have made the team. i have gotten to know him well as i say through my own research and there was something quite wonderful in his character and it comes through in these ways through the record of his letters and his poems and his songs. especially the people that loved him whom i've come to know very well. he was a very special person and well worth the effort i put into getting to know him. susan: in addition to telling michael o'donnell's story, you also trace the history of u.s. involvement in vietnam. i want to go through some of what you have told us. before that, who did you write this book for? david: it's a wonderful question. i wrote the book for people who would be interested in the human interest story about an american kid who got caught up in one of the great tragedies in am

or boom. marcus and jennifer arrive more than 20 years ago. they were foster babies living with elca. they ended up staying. marcus now works as an i t expert or jennifer as an assistant. jeff. neither of them have any contact with their biological parents. marcus is never looked for his mother and jennifer does not want to meet hers at yahoo! miss gibbs height for me. there's only my mother. my number is what? which man, i mean not my biological mother, but l gay. my, there me she is. my mother. oh, yeah, we this night of because we know that we had a great privilege and we were also raised to always appreciate what you have them call it comfortable. you comes in on lunch. i of any i did. you have a nice lunch card. i co rosa treacher picked up a vaughan from an organization that only employs people with disabilities. she is 21 years old now and still lives at home with her foster mom. jennifer is now mother herself. marcus isn't a father yet, but would like to be in the future. it is written myself in pleasure. i definitely want to have chil

so i think marcus wants to go back to the chinese again, sooner than later. but he wants to go there with the bargaining cheap. so the, the u. s. alliance could be a bargaining chip also in his dealings with china. all is a pleasure talking to you richard, thanks so much for joining us today. richard to darian and that does it for today because of course, more on our website. we'll see you here tomorrow with. ready eco indian, these bridges are a lie. ah, i mean, colleagues, living route bridges in northeastern indian are woven from intact tre routine, using a traditional technique in uniting nature and craftsmanship in perfect harmony. ego, india. next on d, w. ah, what people have to say matters to us or me. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. thank . if you've been on the internet, you must have seen these imaginary scenarios of how nature would flattish with no humans at home. in fact we also glimpses of.

jennifer is now mother herself. marcus isn't a father yet. but would like to be in the future is rich, myself implies ridicule. i definitely want to have children in the city at best. i'll find a woman who has just as strong and we could care for 2 or 3 foster children as if that would be wonderful. but for me, the time just hasn't come yet to my phone. it's a happy family reunion. one is very hospital. my life. they reminisce, chat and loving me support each other. so that's why the saga, i always say no child should be seen as a foster child and these are kids in and they need our help and supportive her on to the most one or touched. woodson. elko will continue to care for babies in their time of need that she still has one wish or rather to them and course she uh yes, of course my big goal would be to care for the 100. by the time i retire like maybe even do it a year longer, depending on my health, nothing major. and to find them the best possible homes. yeah. yeah. and of course what still very close to my heart is yvonne. i am very wor

marcus marcus marcus marcus needed oxygen now i can't fucking feel for a pulse, turn it on its side.th him even hector no hector and what, and the lack of bags? isn't it our problem? well, of course, you are our king god, and we can only blink our eyes. i didn't say that, but i thought you might know. now is not the right time, and you don't have another time, you don't have time for us. for the last five years were you my only friend as a child? my teddy bear funny huh? so i'm still important to him. and for me too. i'm sorry doctor. that's it, that's it. hello hello just dropped in to see how you are? yes, i'm trying to understand, maybe i missed it somewhere. yes, hiding behind a sick child to drag me on a date. you generally have the conscience of a negro, but i know that he would be for the truth. you know? spend the night in a luxury hotel see mom again happy fall in love keep it up like you thank you. it should have been that day. so that you can see your mother and say goodbye to her. how could you know? the operation was successful the only negative you have to put up with m

so i think marcus wants to go back to the chinese again, sooner than later. but he wants to go there with the bargaining. she said that the u. s. alliance could be a bargain, and she also, in his dealings with china, all of the pleasure talking to ritual. thanks so much for joining us today, richard durham. and that does it for to is of course, a more on our website which you have tomorrow with guardians of truth. my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking all the powers that be they risk everything. john dunder asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile is too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future of our country, for the people who are behind the past. they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube, d. w documentary ah, good public pay tensions in the u. k. begin to cool off. a majority of unions covering nurses has agreed to a new pay package. bu

jonathan marcus, thank you very _ activities by pyongyang. jonathan marcus, thank you very much.ng the news day. stay with us. hello. 25 pa rt 25 part one celsius was the high in northwest wales on tuesday, making it the warmest day here so far across the country. for the rest of the week it does a mainly dry thanks to high pressure was always the warmest and sunniest of the weather toward western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudy further east. blocking area of high pressure will continue to bring this mainly what dry weather. cast your eyes down toward southern europe, a different story here, daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week for the rainfall totals will continue to mount here, could see localised flooding in places. further north thanks to that area of high pressure it is going to stay almost bone dry. we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickness of the cloud as we start early wednesday for the rainfall totals will continue to mount here, could see localised flooding in places. further north th

senator hawley: professor marcus, do you want to address this? mr. marcus: yes. one is in the appendix to my remarks. i have papers that make you more concerns. one is in "the wall street journal" called help, my political beliefs from altered by a chat bot. the scenario you raised, we might basically observe people and use surveys to figure out what they're saying but as sam just acknowledged, the risk is actually worse. the systems will directly maybe not even intentionally manipulate people and that was "the wall street journal" and it linked an article called interacting is not yet published, not yet peer reviewed. interacting with opinionated models changes views. this goes back to data. one of the thing with g.p.t.-4, we don't know what it's trained on. what it is trained on has consequences for essentially the biases of the system. we can talk about that in technical terms. but how these systems might lead people about depends very heavily on what data is trained on them. we need transparency about that and we probably need scientists in there doing analys

if you look at the statement play, marcus, you nor he constantly talks about this space as will not be used for offensive purposes. there will not be a staging ground. each constantly talked about the head of this meeting with by then this week that was all by trade and investment. so market gina is very conscious about not provoking china. so a good the loves presence means that there's not americans. and in philippine sites under the defense corporation agreement to make trying to think twice about whether invading taiwan or bullying. the philippines were aggressively in the sol genesee, but you want to make sure they're not too many americans, or more importantly to aggressive american weapon systems to broke, provoke, china. and as far as i know, we're still negotiating, how many american troops can enter the philippine basis under the ethical and what kind of weapon systems they can put. is it some artillery system or patriot myself systems? those things matter, your operational, logistical but up, huge strategic implications. as the market you're still not really committed. you'r

so i think marcus wants to go back to the chinese again, sooner than later. but he wants to go there with the bargaining. she said that the u. s. alliance could be a bargain, and she also, in his dealings with china, all was a pleasure talking to you. richard, thanks so much for joining us today. richard to darian and that does it for today because of course more on our website with you here tomorrow. goodbye. i'll probably when send me one with the sound of the built in guitar. when it comes to tech, it's got way more trouble from the v y d i. so 3 from china, the manufacturer thinks of it all to impress on the european market is it's on the right track with what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage is 360. get the app now. with full electric power at b y, d. o. russell acceleration with the gulf too. and complete freedom flying with so the power bass and mo, now on red.

marcus and laura? >> aliens you say. all right.a wet winter, the bay area is still facing fire danger but of course it looks different than it has in the last few years. today in the south bay you'll see pg&e. they're going to take action to minimize the risk. nbc bay area's bob redell says that we shouldn't be surprised if we see those helicopters buzzing above. >> reporter: starting today, continuing on through friday, pg&e will be conducting inspections of its large transmission towers and power poles throughout santa clara county, this in an effort to make sure their power lines are secure and not at risk of coming down during high winds and causing a wildfire. this is also to help prepare for potential public safety power shutoffs. workers withhe utility will be conducting these inspections on the ground and in the air via choppers. you might hear that overhead. today they're in east hills and san jose, milpitas and surrounding border communities. tomo los gatos and neighboring hills. friday, northern santa clara county, cuper

>> marcus: u.s.ls estimated they were close to 10,000 wagner mercenaries by the end and around bakhmut and it is believed that those fighters were to leave, russia would have to fill those ranks to keep the fight going there. david? >> david: marcus, thank you. back here in the years, new scrutiny on supreme court justice clarence thomas and his wife ginni thomas. cement the washington post not reporting julie thomas received tens of thousands of dollars in fees through a judicial activist. who specifically asked that her name be left off the building paperwork. here is terry moran. >> terry: julie thomas was paid tens of thousands of dollars for consulting work in a secret arrangement brokered by a powerful conservative activists who specified that ginni thomas' name should be left off billing records. according to the washington post. the post reports that leonard leo the influential founder of the federalist society a key group in the republican effort to make the federal judiciary more conservati

>> that's a long time. >> marcus?bring it on. >> okay. >> now i would scream, probably. >> i silently cry. >> notice it's just the guys talking. >> because we know what it feels like. >> no laughing. no laughing. >>> let's see what's going on in the weather. we are just going to move it right along. we start out this morning in dublin. it's a clear view as you are heading to work. we have had a lot of people up and out the door and it's 49 degrees and a mostly clear morning. temperatures are cool to start, and we are also getting a little more used to starting out with clouds every day, and we will see that today as well. our high temperatures a touch higher compared to yesterday. gilroy up to 74 today. 71 in east san josÉ. cupertino reaching 70 degrees. oakland and hayward and fremont, 66. low to mid-60s for much of the peninsula. up to 61 today in foster city. we're also going to see in parts of the north bay into san francisco as well some upper 50s and low 60s, and as warm as 75 in santa rosa this afternoon. go in

marcus, a modern u.s.avy destroyer costs about half that. >> i thought my bookkeeping was a little suspect. thank you, scott. >>> it's 5:48 right now. some of the best ice-skaters in the world are coming right here to the bay area this weekend. the stars on ice tour takes a stop at s.a.p. center in san jose on sunday. one of the skaters, gold medalist nathan chen. he's currently considered the best male figure skater in the world right now. those who missed him back in 2022 in the olympics, they're going to get another chance to experience it live right in san jose. and chen actually said san jose really is meaningful to him and his career. >> yeah, it means a lot, that's where i made my first olympic team. when i was a kid, i won a junior national title there, i think that was my first competition with raphael. it means a lot to be back in the bay area and i really enjoy it. >> this tour is good because it has won three emmy awards. >> emmy awards? >> yeah, i didn't know they could. tickets start at $30.

i'm marcus washington. well, we do have a lot to get to this hour, first, just into our newsroom, elon musk confirming former nbc executive linda yaccarino is the next ceo of twitter. now, in a tweet musk wrote in part that he hired her and is excited to have her on his team and that she will focus pry lir on business operations. our scott mcgrew says that yaccarino has skills twitter needs. >> yeah. the skills and the relationships. yaccarino has been a top executive at nbcuniversal, the parent company of this tv station, for more than a decade. in that decade, a lot of her job was developing relationships with major brands to get them to advertise on nbc. as ceo of twitter, she could bring those brands back to the social network. twitter is desperate for advertisers. now, her departure comes just before what they call the upfronts at nbc, spring recruitment for the television's advertisers. yesterday elon musk announced there would be a new twitter ceo, but he said he would hold on to a great deal of the

okay, and is your account at marcus eight nine seven zero five zero six four five ? that is absolutely not my account. okay, that's not your account. well, on december 5th, 2020 two , an account under the name marcus allen retweeted a tweet that said , that is not my account, ma'am. you haven't let me finish the question, but the football player, you haven't let me finish the question. on this end. the time is mine on december 5th. twenty two , an account under the name of marcus allen retweeted a tweet that said , quote, nancy pelosi staged january six re tweet if you agree and quote, do you agree with that statement? yes or no? that that is . i don't know, ma'am. that's not my account at all. >> i have i'm asking whether you agree with that statement. yes or no. can you please rephrase this to the general? do you think the general idea has expired, staged january 6th? i just want him to answer you answer. yes, sir. i just telling you , your time's up. do you believe that, nancy? do you agree with the statement that this person tweeted that nancy pelosi staged janua

on december 5th, 2022 an account under the name marcus allen retweeted a tweet. you haven't let me finish the question. the time is mine. on december 5th, 2022 an account under the name of marcus alan retweeted a tweet that said, quote, nancy pelosi staged january 6th. retweet if you agree, end quote. do you agree with that statement? yes or no? >> no, ma'am. that is not my account at all. >> i am asking whether you agree with that statement? >> can you rephrase the statement? >> the time has expired. >> i just want him to answer the question. >> i am just telling you your time is up. >> do you believe and agree with the statement that this person tweeted that nancy pelosi staged january 6? yes or no? >> no. >> thank you. >> it is not his account. joining us now to respond is the attorney representing marcus allen and the irs whistleblower in the hunter biden case, tristen levitt. thank you and welcome aboard. >> a pleasure to be here. >> why is there a dual justice system? i don't have any doubt in my mind that we have that. >> that's a complicated question. cle

marcus, is the ecb breaking things yet? marcus: it is. the problem is they do not account for it in the same market way in europe. it is hidden but for exactly the same way we brought interest rates being mismanaged in the states. it is only smaller banks. the u.s. banking system is much stronger than europe. the u.s. is hitting better and smoothing out. the real problem is the softening link. it will not be able to buy the bonds your pieces sell. it has not gone a way, just accounted for a different way in europe, but still there. they still had interest rates go from negative 50 basis points to up 250 basis points. at the same thing, they will shift things. this will hit them differently, if not slower, but in a different way. at the end of the day, who is going to buy european softening debt? not the banking system. alix: thank you so much. jana randow, bloomberg opinion, and marcus ashworth. coming up, former chief economist peter pratt is joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -aww

laura and marcus? no thank you. you can track that rain that kari is talking about by downloading our free nbc bay area news app. you'll get alerts sent straight to your phone. you can even customize them for your neighborhood. make sure you download it. it is free on apple and google play stores. >> we are still awaiting more details from antioch police surrounding a deadly shooting. investigators say it all started when they got a call about a crash in a 7-eleven parking lot along hillcrest avenue. they found a man with gunshot wounds not breathing around 7:30 last night. he was inside the vehicle. witnesses say two people were seen running from the scene, both still on the run. police believe the shooting took place inside that vehicle. anyone with information should call police. >>> davis police are releasing new details about three different stabbings within a week. investigators are holding a live news conference right now, talking about the incidents. the latest happened overnight sending the ci

marcus. >> yes. neil: tell us what they do.nch and you're right near the border, so, they go marching through. explain what goes on. >> well, typically when the groups pass through, they're inching closer and closer to the house, and you know, before they get picked up they drop off their clothes, backpacks, trash, water bottles, plastic, of course, you know how cows can't digest plastic, with uns they eat the trash some of our cows might die. it's a constant battle of picking up the trash and fixing the fences if they're not pursued or bailed out or anything like that. neil: now, have the numbers picked up, stephanie, since, you know, this started getting to be a big issue? >> oh, yes. at the very beginning when biden took office and the groups started coming through, we had groups of, you know, five to 10 and every few months the groups just continued to increase. neil: so this idea of title 42 going away, now fears that the numbers could get bigger. what are you seeing or what do you fear you'll see now? >> well, we are anti

. >> is your account at marcus a 97050645? >> that is absolutely not my account. >> well on december 5th, 2022, an account under the name marcus allen retweeted a tweet that said. >> that is not my account, ma'am. >> you haven't let me finish the question. on december 5th, 2022 an account under the name of marcus allen retweeted a tweet that said, quote, nancy pelosi staged january 6th. retweet if you agree, end quote. do you agree with that statement? >> it is not his account, lindo. hey linda, is your account linda sanchez 31,399? no? it is not your account. on may 17, 2023, the time is mine. on may 17th, 2023 did you tweet under the name linda sanchez, donald trump is the greatest president of my lifetime? i am asking you if you agree or not? yes or no? >> the tone, the demand, the demand for yes or no and the dull condescension. i would rather be paired on a debate team with john fetterman thin locked in a room forced to listen to linda sanchez. it wasn't his account, linda. but the insults and the condescension from that

i'm marcus washington.nues over the death of banko brown. this time another rally happening outside the da's office. protesters will gather to show their disappointment in the da's decision not to press charges against the security guard who shot brown at a walgreens in san francisco. civil rights turn john burr is handling the case for the brown family. he says there will be a civil lawsuit regardless of a criminal case. >>> time to get a look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look. >> we're going to be slightly cooler today compared to yesterday for a lot of areas in the inland valleys that had to deal with yesterday heat. in dublin, we'll see a high of about 79 degrees, a nice breeze picking up, especially for this afternoon. in san mateo and oakland, upper 60s. upper 70s for much of the north bay. tomorrow the continued cooling trend will be with us until the end of the week, as we're looking at some of our warmer spots reaching up to about 80 degrees. for the coastline, in the low 60s. we

thank you, marcus. you are a musician, and you also served in vietnam. ken, let's start with i want to ask you about what the experience of listening music was like for you in vietnam. and then we'll back up and talk a little bit about your former as a musician. first of all, i don't think you can overemphasize the of music, period. and it became even more important if you imagine if you will, a person like me drafted taken off the streets of wisconsin and transported literally in a very short amount time to this alien place. the soldiers in vietnam called this place the world, and they had to get back the world as if they had been transported to another planet. and what do you do when you're in an atmosphere and a dangerous one at that? you start grabbing on to things that you a sense of hope, a sense of group think. everybody else likes this song. and so on so music was incredibly important and i think the other aspect of music in vietnam for me certainly also just like to listen to music. i just happ

jennifer is now mother herself. marcus, isn't the father? yes. but would like to be in the future is written myself in place, but i definitely want to have children at best i'll find a woman who is just as strong and we could care for 2 or 3 foster children. so i said, well, that would be wonderful, but for me, the time just hasn't come yet. it's a happy family reunion on this search. oh yeah. they reminisce, josh and lovingly support each other. so that's for the saga. i always say no child should be seen as a foster child and this is, these are kids and they need our help and support. so on the most one with us did some alco will continue to care for babies in their time of need that she still has one wish or rather to the tv. yes, of course my big goal would be to care for the $100.00. by the time i retire like maybe even do it a year longer, depending on my health and to find them the best possible homes. yeah, yeah. and of course what still very close to my heart is, yvonne. i'm very worried about that. yeah, no problem have sneaked. it's no

good morning to you, laura and marcus. opd says they arrested nine juveniles as old as 17 and as young as 12. police say that they are responsible for 35 robberies in 14 neighborhoods throughout the city of oakland. you can see in this map we have put them all up on your screen there. on sunday, officers spotted a car that was linked to one of the crimes at a business in rock ridge where they spotted the car. officers arrested five people there. four others took off running. officers eventually caught up with them and they were also arrested. later this morning at 8:30, oakland mayor sheng thao and acting police chief allison will discuss the arrests at a news conference. the city says there has been a 7% increase in robberies from a year ago and that in recent weeks the city of oakland has, quote, been terrorized by violent individuals wreaking havoc and committing robberies upon unassuming community members. we'll be following today's news conference and bring you updates in our midday newscast. reporting live, bob redel

good morning to you, kris and marcus. we're on northbound highway 101, which is shut down in both directions between the lawrence expressway and fair oaks avenue. we know there are at least four vehicles in the northbound direction that were involved in this collision and two more on the southbound. this happened around 12:30 this morning. we know three people were killed and there are a number of chp officers on the scene collecting evidence. you can also see the people in the orange, those are caltrans workers trying to assess the damage. what happened, we know one vehicle hit the center divide and we believe what happened is debris from that center divide, the concrete went into the southbound direction, causing cars on that side to collide. then there was a chain reaction on the northbound side. we know there are at least six vehicles involved. it's hard to tell with the sun not completely up yet, but we know there's at least six and we know, unfortunately, there's three people that are dead. as far as the estimated t

and if i had an soest like marcus, that's what i would want him to do.e me all the information and let me suss it out and then go see what holds water when you go out to the field and the interviews and the investigation as it needs. so he was doing it the way it was supposed to be done. it's incredibly unfortunate that the bureau was so politically minded, but they've brought in 100% on january 6th and there's a lot of money and promotions that are tied to it because they they created a prophecy that said it would be the biggest investigation in history. and so therefore it must be the biggest investigation the fbi has ever done. >> carl seraphin, who's given us much of this information we heard today in this hearing about what is who are the targets of the fbi. thank you so much, kyle. appreciate it. all right. florida congressman that gates was at that hearing. you saw him in that clip asking garrett o'boyle about who has been targeted by the fbi and he joins us now tonight. congressman, great to have you with us . on this program. >> you know, i woul

marcus moore in ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: russia tonight blaming the u.s. for the alleged drone attack on the kremlin claiming without any evidence it was an attempt to kill vladimir putin. moscow saying without question that such an attacks would be dictated from washington. the white house today blasting that accusation calling it, quote, a blatant and bold lie. >> one thing i can tell you for certain is the united states was not involved in this incident in any way. >> reporter: there is no conclusive evidence as to who is behind wednesday's alleged attack. tonight we are learning more about the sequence of events. the first object seen in video posted by state media slamming into the kremlin dome around 2:27 in the morning. 16 minutes later cctv video catching the second explosion near the russian flag. it was more than 12 hours before the kremlin released an official statement. state media posted video of both blast. and one video you can see two people climbing the senate dome moments before the second explosion. experts say the types of apparent dron

. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute in just a bit with mike, but first we've got to start out with the forecast. a nice day yesterday. >> yeah, it was so beautiful, and we also had it clearing up from all the clouds and rain we had on saturday. so now we're going to see the rain coming back. here is a look at the approaching system that's going to bring us one last shot of rain, and possibly even some thunderstorms farther to the north, as we see lightning being picked up farther to the north. so we're going to continue to see this moving in over the next few hours, but rain chances will be fairly light and we're looking at spotty showers between 8:00 to 9:00, as we go into the rest of today we're going to see once again mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers, and our temperatures a little cooler than what's normal. but we are going to heat up and i'll have more on that in a few minutes. >>> mike, you're watching out for a hazard in the east bay. >> overall the green

marcus, i didn't forget about you. the coronation and all i got was this crummy t-shirt. for laura and kari, i made sure to get you guys a tin, the special coronation tin with the king on the front cover. it's the all butter shortbread cookies. ladies, i can promise you you're going to get this box. i'm going to be honest, i'm not sure how many cookies are going to make it. these are delicious. >> it's a long flight back home. [ laughter ] >> you're lucky you get to witness history. that will be great. thanks for giving us an aspect of it as well. >> we can't wait to get our gifts. thank you. >> the cookie crumbs. >> i want that diamond. >> going to weigh you down. >>> so we've got a lot going on around the bay area this weekend, including some off and on rain. let's get to that. we know that's what we've seen throughout much of the wek. the clouds linger as you get up and get ready to head out the door. san jose, low 50s right now and we're going to stay in the 50s until at least 11:00. going into the rest of today, l

joining us to discuss is marcus ashworth and philip aldrich, marcus, let us start with you. is your answer yes? marcus: weather gets one is more likely than not. germany is tipping into a recession and a lot of the indicators show the model of input of russian energy and exporting to china has broken down. if germany goes into recession or furthers into recession, the chance of it tipping over to the rest of europe are much higher, the european central banks determined to keep raising interest rates. of course, overwriting all of this depends on what the u.s. gets up to. if that goes into recession, the whole question is if we will be dragged down with it. but something has got to break, we see signs of things bringing in the u.s. banking system. our very own market is back up to where was directly broken a few months ago. something is going to go bad at some stage and we are going to look back on things. it is madness. guy: do something need to break? in some ways, is jeremy hunt saying what andrew bailey should be saying? philip: the job of the bank of england is to take d

. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get things cooking with a look at the commute in just a bit. first, we've got to get things popping with meteorologist kari hall. >> welcome back, marcus. we're going to give you another nice and cool day across the bay area. we've had a lot of clouds that clear out by late morning and we're still in that pattern where oakland is going to see more clouds moving by over the next couple of hours. we're starting out at 54 degrees and headed for the low 60s by lunchtime and we'll also start to see the sky clearing out a little bit more. high temperature reaching 66, about the same in hayward and san mateo, and in the north bay it's just a touch warmer compared to yesterday for santa rosa. also reaching 73 for san jose, so we're back to yesterday's temperatures. heading into the month of june, a few changes. i'll have more in a few minutes. >>> there's a crash already in the east bay. >> bright and early, the call came in just a few minutes ago and it's southbound 880. you c

good morning to you, marcus and laura. we do know the state superintendent of education, tony thurman, has been brought in to try to mediate a deal between oakland unified and the roughly 3,000 teachers, counselors and other staff who work at oakland high behind me and the other schools in the district. we're expecting the teachers will picket in front of these schools. one of the lead negotiators says her team not only hasn't received a meaningful contract proposal in writing from the district, but they just learned they've been bargaining with negotiators from the district who are powerless to finalize a deal. >> the school board has not given the ousd bargaining team the authority to settle this contract, so that's really frustrating to know that that's the case. we have been bargaining for seven months. why has this not been resolved? >> my job is to make sure the conversation continues, that everyone is talking and we're looking at every single option for how to find some resolution. >> reporter: that was tony thurman

as well marcus rashford didn't find out. l can have that as well. just as well l marcus rashford didn't it is a final day of the championship season, four spots up for grabs. middlesbrough and luton have already secured two of them and there is a five way scraps for coventry and f8. sunderland and west brom are waiting for any slip—ups. you can keep across everything on radio 5 live and the bbc sport website in the afternoon. it is also the final day of the league 2 season were northampton and stockport are fighting. stockport can go up today if they win and northampton lose. but second bottom northampton leading tranmere rovers by a goal. let's have a quick look at the other stories making the headlines today. the manchester city's first leg is tomorrow. tom wachner has agreed to ljy tomorrow. tom wachner has agreed to by a significant stake in birmingham city, subject to approval by the football league. he will take control of more than 45% of the club and take ownership of the stadium. and arguelles's celebrations were affected by the weather. the traditional open top bus parade bega

gent crane and marcus daveys saw the fence to completion. my navigators on the journey your guidance was invaluable. [applause]. much appreciation to civic art collection and director mary chu. public information officer edward tong and public art project manager alita lee who was studental in producing the signage outside the building entrance. as chief nicholson mentioned the signage describes the elements, check it out. at the d. public w i like to thank kathleen oshg day and tongue and the rest of the tome for input and expertise. [applause]. and last but not least, tremendous kudos to jw niccol at rocket science transformed my digital drawings to reality. coordinated the art work fabrication 3 d production files and installed the art work with incredible team. and believe me the steel panels are really heavy! [laughter] [applause]. >> jw you are an awe some work partner and problem solve and thank you for going above to see the project through as i saw it down to the smallest details. thank you, everyone for your support, have a great e

i'm marcus washington. back to you. >> marcus, thank you. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news next. janelle, stories catching your attention? >> an investigation into the east bay is widening. the state's top cop stepping in to investigate antioch's cops after a racist texting scandal involving dozens of officers. the d.a.'s office is looking to see if there's a pattern of bad behavior within this department, including excessive use of force on people of color. >>> the a.i. race is getting hotter. google showing off their technology and showing off how artificial intelligence will fit into our lives, from fast food orders to your next smartphone. our business and tech reporter scott budman has the inside scoop coming up at 5:00. >> we're learning about something new every time with a.i. >> it's too advance, almost. >> it really is. >> we'll get the downlow from scott. >>> this year's westminster dog show different from the past 146 years. why? this is the first time a certain breed won the entire t

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.our day started with a look at the forecast before you head out. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect today. >> it starts out cloudy for all of us across the bay area, but then temperatures will spread out as some of us clear out a lot more quickly in the inland areas. let's get a look at our trend or redwood city. we're going to see clouds through about 9:00, 10:00, and then sunshine for the rest of today. a slow warm-up as we reach into the upper 60s there. in mountain view it's going to be significantly warmer. we'll see temperatures reaching 82 in san jose, 87 in livermore, 91 in fairfield. we're still in the mid-60s near the coast and upper 70s and low 80s in the north bay. tomorrow we see a little bit more of a breeze to help bring down temperatures a few degrees, and it's going to be pleasant the rest of the week. >>> mike, you're watching the fog for the golden gate bridge drive. >> it looks cool, so i wanted to show folks. let's take another look. not only

>> reporter: good morning, laura, marcus. so far it's been a quiet morning at the southern border, so we're where el paso, texas, and mexico meet, and so far we've mainly just seen law enforcement officials coming back and forth through this area. we haven't seen any migrants so far this morning. the biden administration stressing that just because title 42 is over, that does not mean that the border is open and is warning of serious consequences for those that cross illegally. the end of title 42 brings the beginning of a new wave of concerns about migrants entering the u.s. it's been a long journey for this woman and her family. she says they traveled through seven countries before crossing the southern border to el paso, texas. >> translator: my dreams are many, my first is to give a better future for my kids. >> reporter: thousands of migrants are expected to make similar journeys now that title 42 has lifted. republicans blasted the white house, saying it fails to have a plan in place. >> every american needs to say to t

i'm marcus washington. back to you. >> we're not done, marcus. this weekend, nbc bay area is ing to celebrate the history, joy, and success asian americans. make sureo watch our special "celebrating asian americans" this saturday at 7:00 p.m. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. happy thursday. >> happy thursday. almost at the end of the week. we have an nbc bay area exclusive tonight. a mom-and-pop sporting goods store in the east bay is asking for your help after thieves broke in and stole tens of thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise including hundreds of fitted hats like this one. the way the thieves broke in is raising additional concerns for the owners and causing even more concern for them. we'll tell you more about the story, the owner speaks exclusively with our pete suratos. >>> take a look at this. notice anything outside this church in san francisco? looks like an old green newspaper box. it's been converted into a help box. what people are utah putting in and taking out and what the church pastor hopes to accomplish com

marcus?ks, kari. >> leaving rm for gay donors, under the risk-based rules all donors will be asked the same set of questions regardless of sexual orientation. anyone reporting a new sexual partner or partners three months prior will not be able to donate. anyone taking medications to treat or prevent hiv will also be declined. before this change all men who had sex with men were banned from ever donating blood. >>> the countries officially closing a chapter in response to the covid-19 pandemic today. covid will no longer be a health emergency, but this comes as there is a new variant spreading as ginger reports, doctors want us all to stay vigilant. >> i spoke with an infectious disease expert dr. peterson hong who say this is the right place for us to get out of the emergency declaration and he warns the public this doesn't mean we can take our foot off the gas just yet. dr. peter reminds everyone that vaccinations and booster shots as well as testing is still important to keep covid at bay.