mark carpenter kron 4 news (darya) thanks mark. ( mark ) the city of oakland was quick to respond. oakland city council president larry reid and oakland mayor libby schaaf did not hold back when they learned the team got approval to move to las vegas.<"or me i could care less about mark davis and the nfl because i think they really did the raider nation and this city a disservice by allow the raiders to move to las vegaswe had a viable deal on the table, full financed and shovel ready that speaks for itself.">( mark ) our coverage of the raiders continues all morning. we will have much more fan reaction coming up in about 30 minutes. (darya) breaking news we are following out of miami. two police officers are shot in an ambush style attack and the shooter is still on the loose. the two undercover officers were shot late last night in miami. investigators say six gunmen opened fire on the officers. this is video from the scene. multiple agencies responded to the shooting. miami-dade police took the injured officers to the hospital in a pickup truck. they were able to walk into the h

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(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... a very foggy start to your morning and some drizzle as well from left over moisture from yesterday. a live look outside showing us the foggy conditions but things will start to mix out as we head closer to the noontime hour. lots of sunshine expected this afternoon with warm temperatures. so dress the kids in layers...so they can peel them off as we head through today! bay bridge wb 80 is backing up into the maze. orinda accident cleared on wb 24 before the tunnel, heavy traffic approching the scene. ( darya ) breaking news this morning... a federal judge in maryland has just blocked president trump's travel ban. this is the second judge to block the ban in the last 24 hours.( mark ) the ban was supposed to go into effect today and restrict travel from 6 muslim-majority countries. but federal judges in hawaii and maryland have ruled that people from those countries and refugees can continue to come to the u- s. but the president says the fight in the courts is not over.

(mark) and the (mark)(mark) and the driver beaten by bikers in san francisco speaks to kron four.at he says happened just moments before he was attacked. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. (darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... we're waking up this morning to mostly clear skies and mild 50-degree temperatures bay area-wide. an approaching marine layer may bring some patchy fog to the coast this morning, but it won't push too far inland. the high pressure system overhead that gave us great weather yesterday is still with us, so look for another sunny and dry day with warm temperatures this here's your daypart expect mid 70s by the bay and low 80s inland. not as yesterday but still really nice. looks like shorts and t-shirt weather for the kids today.at the rest of no major hot spots. richmond bridge w

happening ( mark ) ( mark ) happening now...girl near a middle school.( darya ) kron four's averi harper is live outside herbert hoover middle school with who police are now looking for. ( averi ) happening now... police in san francisco are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a young girl... and throw her into the trunk of his car. it happened at around 5:00 yesterday in the city's west portal neighborhood near the intersection of taraval street and forest side avenue. that is just blocks from herbert hoover middle school. neighbors say they heard the screaming and went to help the girl. kron four spoke with an 11-year-old boy who lives in the area... he explains what police told him and his family about what happened. <"apparently some man grabbed her and was hurling her into the trunk and some man from the house across the street saved her and moved her out of the trunk. and her shoe was left. and she is in the hospital right now and that is really sad and i'm freaking out but everything is fine. everything is under control

i'll have the details. ( mark ) ( mark )( mark ) and.. this morning after a deadly fire in oakland. where the investigation stands right now. ( darya )( mark ) now we want to get a check of weather and traffic let's start with james fletcher. we're looking at a really nice day ahead with sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon. let's go outside and check the 4-zone camera network. it's clear and cool once again this morning with temperatures mainly in the low 50s. some inland locations are dropping into the 40s. here's your daypart forecast. the warming trend continues today with lots of sunshine this afternoon and highs ranging from the low 70s by the bay to low 80s inland. enjoy it, because cooler and breezy conditions return tomorrow. i'll talk more your extended forecast in 15 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. a crash in hayward sb 880 at industrial cleared to the the shoulder, slow traffic from 238 ( mark ) breaking news we are following is out of the east bay this morning.. crews are

mark: and i mark barton in london.s had expected to hit the 2% mark, but doing so could provide ammunition for those theing for next it for european monetary stimulus program. let's bring in maria. i got a chart that i will take about, the headline rate, 2%, across the ecb's target. the blue line is the headline rate. the white line, maria, is the core rate at 9%. what do these two lines tell us about the ecb going forward? maria: the two lines taylor at the market reaction -- why the market reaction was so subdued. if you look at the core rate which is stripped a volatile elements, energy is stable and it is been at the 0.9% area for a while now. draghi was to see data to show that inflation is here to stay. now, we have a number that appear striking and exceeds the ecb's target for price stability, but does not tell economists much. there would be any changes to policy and that inflation is sustainable. -- does the ecb have more room to raise its inflation forecast? maria: that will be interesting weekse the ecb meet

(mark) (mark) (mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic...hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to san francisco we're looking for a nice day today. it's a little cold this morning. we have mostly clear skies and temperatures ranging from the 50s by the bay down to the 40s inland. here's a live look outside and you can see nice clear visibility, no fog to speak of. there is a slight chance of an early morning shower, but the radar isn't showing any right now. here's your daypart forecast as we break down the next 8 hours. as i said earlier, it's cold right now with 40s in the valleys. by mid morning we'll replace that with low 50s. by lunchtime, we'll be in the upper 50s inland. then, when we hit our high temperatures this afternoon, look for low to mid 60s around the bay with a decent northwest breeze. that's a quick look at today. when i come back in 15 minutes i'll have your extended forecast and show you the rest of the week. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning... fire fighters on the scene of a ma

thanks ( mark ) ( mark ) thanks averi.st bay where an accident is causing delays on 880 in fremont.( darya ) kron four's will tran live with more will? will? ( will ) tracking the storm in the east bay. as expected, we're waking up to wet conditions with rain falling during the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide.the chance of isolated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue through thursday.highs this afternoon will struggle to get above the low 60s. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark @ land ) the return of the rain has road crews keeping an eye on active slide areas and other trouble spots. especially in the santa cruz mountains where mudslides have been a continuous problem all winter. the rain has made one of the two mudslides on summit road even worse this morning. highway-17 also continues to be a hazard. the mountains are still wet and could send unexpected debris in

it can even call hotel guests when it is outside the room. ( mark ) ( mark ) ( mark ) coming up in kron look at what sparked those protests. ((advance)) plus... bart announces upcoming weekend closures. find out which east bay stations are affected.((advance)) (darya) ahead in gary's world... people behaving badly at the a's giants game, one guy in particular. and the baseball player who i imagine said, "daddy i want a pony" and his team gave him two.

mark?we will hear what nobel prize-winning economist michael spence told bloomberg about the prospects of keeping your united. the netherlands get ready to go to the polls. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> president trump has made it clear he does not agree with multilateral decisions. he wants to do it bilaterally. do you think angela merkel could persuade him to move towards her? x i am not sure. that is part of the uncertainty we all face. i hope so. >> michael, what is at stake from angela merkel's point of view? is there growth going in europe? how vulnerable isn't germany and europe more broadly to the new trade policies for the trump administration? >> europe is somewhat vulnerable. i think the principal vulnerabilities in it europe have to do with the differences between the north and the south to be completely honest. trump's policies are likely to cause the dollar to be strong. that is unbalanced -- that is on balance and official to europe. what does that really tell us about the sustaina

mark: we are waiting to hear from fed chair yellen. let's forget the gauge had its highest close since december. the fed will go ahead and raise rates this month, but most industry groups are falling today, and within the banking industry, some big news within the last hour. deutsche bank shares down by 2%. planning to review strategic options over the coming weeks that included capital increase, the partial sale of its asset management business, according to people familiar with the plan. the supervisory board is scheduled to meet on march 16 and march 17 to discuss these potential measures. the stock sale will help its replenish its buffers that may come under pressure if it decides to reintegrate its prospects in trying to sell. we will be talking about in fuller detail in 10 minutes time. deutsche bank shares are down. the euro is up today. four weekly decline. that is the worst run since may of last year. since reaching that three-month high, the euro has dropped 3.6% because of specul

and i'm mark danon.ts start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... a very foggy start to your morning and some drizzle as well from left over moisture from yesterday. a live look outside showing us the foggy conditions and we're also tracking it on our satellite and radar imaging.fog tracker 4 breaking down the visibility around the bay area as well. as we get closer to the noontime hour we'll begin to see the fog starting to mix out and then open up to mostly sunny skies today. current temperatures are mostly mid to upper 50's. planning your day today...fog to start then gradual clearing and nice daytime temperatures expected with lots of sunshine. low 70s expected in our warmest inland spots, mostly mid 60s around the bay and coastal temperatures upper 50s to low 60s.warmer conditions expected tomorrow for st. patrick's day. a slight chance of rain this weekend and at least two wet storm systems are expected to move in to the bay area next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less

( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom.( mark ) and i'm mark danon. the breaking news we are following this morning... police involved in a shooting in the east bay.( darya ) this happened late last night in antioch. kron 4's averi harper is live on the scene this morning. averi what do we know? ( averi ) around 10:15pm on thursday antioch police respond to a call and shots were fired when police showed up to the call. this is video from the scene earlier this morning. the suspect vehicle fled the scene and a long pursuit ensued, ending at mammoth way and wawona court. one person was transported to hospital. not sure if its suspect or police.

bay bridge wb 80 still slow from the maze. ( mark )( mark ) ( mark ) breaking news...rash in san jose. it happened near park avenue and mcevoy street at around 7:40 this morning. when police arrived there was chevy camaro lodged under a large semi truck. the man driving the camaro died, and a child was taken to the hospital. the driver of the semi truck was not injured and cooperated with police. police have not yet released the name of the man killed. ( darya ) police in daly city are looking for a man who they say exposed himself to two women including a 12 ( mark ) kron four's will tran spoke with daly city police on the investigation. tips have been pouring in all day to the daly city police department as they continue to search for a suspect who has already struck twice.the they want to make sure he doesn't strike a third time fearing the next time it could turn violentjoining me now is sergeant ron harrison with the daly city police department. what do we know about his man sir?(sgt. ron harrison/daly city police-we know the suspect is either a hispanic of white

bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( mark ) breaking ( mark ) ( mark ) breaking overnight... about the deadly terrorist attack outside britain's parliament. we've just learned an american from utah was killed and his wife is injured. this is kurt cochran and his wife melissa. she suffered serious injuries and is being treated in hospital. they were on the final day of a european vacation. they were supposed to fly back home today to utah, according to a statement released by the mormon church. british police believe the attacker, who has been identified as khalid masood, acted alone and was inspired by international terrorism. police say he has a long criminal hsitory. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. officials also revealed that the attacker was born in brtiain and was once investigated for extremism. police arrested eight people after multiple raids in connection with yesterday's attack. four people in total were killed including the attacker, as well as a police officer. dozens of others were injured. a man in an s-u-v mowed over pedestrians on a bridge, bef

( mark ) ( mark ) breaking from overnight...rty lines this morning to approve their portion of the republican health care bill. the committee spent 18 hours debating the legislation as republicans fought democratic amendments on a host of issues. at this hour, the house energy and commerce committee is still debating the measure. the bill still need to go through two other commitees before going to the full house for a vote. ( mark ) a federal criminal investigation is being launched following wikileaks' publication of documents outlining the c- i-a's hacking operations. on tuesday, wikileaks published material that they claim shows how expansive the c-i-a's hacking abilities are. and how the c-i-a routinely spies on people across the globe through their smart-phones and televisions. the c-i-a won't verify the authenticity of the documents but are defending their need to use "cutting- edge" methods in order to protect the country. the trump administration is expressing concern over the leaks which is a different tone than they t

mark crumpton has the latest details. mark: u.s.p in court nominee -- supreme court nominee neil gorsuch says he will not weigh in with his personal views on roe v. wade or any other high court decision during his hearing. he was asked today by charles grassley to discuss row, the case that legalized abortion nationwide. roe versus wade is decided in 1973 was the president of the united states up in court. it has been reaffirmed. considerations are important and all other factors that go into analyzing president have to be considered. it is a precedent of the united states up in court. it was reaffirmed in casey in 1992 and several other cases. mark: during the presence of campaign, then candidate donald trump said his supreme court nominees would be "pro-life and that roe again would be automatically overturned." to watch live coverage of the confirmation hearings, head to bloomberg.com or type tv on your bloomberg terminal. polls give french independent candidate emanuel mccrone the win after the televised presidential debate

mark danon.morning with a check of weather and traffic... a beautiful day in store for you today. looking outside right now, patchy fog and cloudy conditions. getting the kids ready for school. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 toll to 101 ( mark ) a big story we are following this morning... one person is dead after being shot by police following a fight with his parents in santa clara.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live in santa clara with the details. (will) police shoot and kill a man in santa clara. police have not released much information on the shooting. we do know that the incident started when a woman called police saying that her son was acting erratically. when police arrived at the home on deborah street they found the man and at some point a confrontation led them near the intersect

mark: i am mark barton.andra has more from new york. emma: breaking news, french presidential candidate francois fillon has been charged with misusing funds. more on that later. in the u.s., rand paul is urging house leaders to abandon what he te.ls obamacare li he said it is a bad law and cannot pass. his comments followed a report 14the cbo that estimated million americans could lose health coverage by next year under the republican proposal. in asia, china's economy held its momentum. industrial production was up 6.3% from a year ago, and chinese retail sales rose almost 10%. that was slightly less than expected. thehe northeastern u.s., dividing line between snow and a wintry mix has moved in land, meaning less snow than expected, but more ice. a blizzard warning has been canceled for new york city come a but still in effect for areas to the north and west. airlines canceled more than 5000 flights. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. t

mark: we have less than a minute.sk you because you mentioned the fed a moment ago, i remember former fed chairman ben bernanke saying famously the fed needed a dance partner. that they had a job to do but congress had a job to do as well. what are janet yellen and members of the fed seeing and thinking when they see something like this happening? are they thinking we are on our own again? >> i hope not. i think they are telling congress behind the scenes they cannot do it the way they have over the past eight or nine years. you mentioned ben bernanke. he has been talking about this since the crisis started, we need a dance partner and congress has not given it to us. the problem is the fed has been enabling them. what they need to do is make it certain. there is only so much the fed can do, we need your help. if congress does not do it, they will be out of a job in two years on both sides of the aisle. mark: on monday, matt maley's phone rings. it is the white house. they say the president wants to speak to you. what

(mark) thanks averi.ough out the morning. ( darya ) sheriff's deputies in santa clara county have arrested a man they say stalked several under-age girls. police say they believe rajeev sanhi stalked at least 19 young girls. ( darya ) sheriff's deputies in county have arrested a man they say stalked several under-age girls. police say they believe rajeev sanhi stalked at least 19 young girls. victims say they were approached by sanhi and that he offered them gifts like money, and movie tickets. one victim says he followed her home more than a dozen times. ( mark ) breaking from overnight... the bill to repeal obamacare clears its first hurdle as its slowly working its way through congress. the house ways and means committee-- voted on party lines this morning to approve their portion of the republican health care bill. the committee spent 18 hours debating the legislation as republicans fought democratic amendments on a host of issues. at this hour, the house energy and commerce committee is still debatin

mark barton in london.turkey, the country launched a series of initiatives to support its currency which has weakened nearly 30% against the dollar. i sat down with the economy minister of turkey and i asked him how sustainable these measures are. >> there was pressure on turkey to increase the interest rates to value the turkish lira by increasing the interest rates or there was pressure, not pressure, there was a kind of idea on the table to go to the central bank and sell the currency to the market. down the dollar value. they did not do it. they prefer other things because we have other instruments in turkey as a government. we lowered the demand on the u.s. dollars. he also spoke about the turkish budget deficit. >> inflation in turkey is around 8%. withoute to lower it losing the fiscal discipline. without increasing the budget which will be around 1%, we will not increase a lot. amid his comments came uncertainty as citizens prepare for a referendum next month on whether or not the president should h

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...n up quickly. and a motorcycle crash blocking two lanes on nb 85 at cottle in san jose.

mark: i am mark barton. here is what we are following.suisse considering options to plug a capital. the chief executive told bloomberg job cuts are not likely. julie: amazon continuing overseas expansion buying a dubai-based online retailer. mark: the future of scotland, the u.k. gets ready to leave the eu, scotland is preparing for a vote on leaving the u.k. credit suisse is considering a number of options to plug a capital whole as much as $4 billion. the ceo spoke to bloomberg in hong kong. diligently.rking meanwhile, they signal the worst may be over for job cuts. the bank will cut 1000 jobs this year, and fewer than 1000 next year. and: china asked banks financial institutions to increase lending to manufacturers. they want to boost medium-term credit to boost technology, especially for smaller businesses to steer speculative lending away from china's real estate market. asking shareholders who may be tempted by the $24 billion takeover offer to give it time. company says next month they will unveil a plan to drive growth tiebreaking

(mark) thanks for joining us, i'm mark danon. (darya) and i'm darya folsom. ((doublebox)) kron fours will tran just arrived on scene... will what can you tell us? us? can you tell will what scene... arrived on will tran just kron fours kron fours will tran just arrived on scene... will what can you tell us? (mark) breaking news we are following this morning... fire fighters on the scene of a massive fire in oakland. this is burning on mead avenue and san pablo avenue. the fire was first reported around 6:10 this morning. we are hearing that rescues are taking place. . (mark) thanks for joining us, i'm mark danon. (darya) and i'm darya folsom. ((doublebox)) will tran just arrived on scene... can you tell us? fire fighters on the scene of a massive fire in oakland. this is burning on mead avenue and san pablo avenue. the fire was first reported around 6:10 this morning.crews on the way to the scene. we will them as soon as they get there. (darya) thanks will. we will check back (darya) anny hong is also follow the fire this morning and has details on the buildi

he was 87. ( mark ) ( mark ) before we head to break....ive look at storm tracker 4 radar... rain all across the bay area. áááábreakáááá welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the storm this morning taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar... rain all across the bay area. ( darya ) we have complete team coverage of the storm this morning. james fletcher and anny hong are tracking the timing of the storm in the weather center. and robin is keeping an eye on the wet commute.( mark ) let's start with james. as expected, we're waking up to wet conditions with rain falling during the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide. the chance of isolated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue through thursday. highs this afternoon will struggle to get above the low 60s. anny hong has more on your forecast... no hot spots bay. reduce your speed in the rain. don't forget the healights and wipers. richmond san rafael bridge wb 580 slo

mark: i'm a mark barton in london.prime minister theresa may prepares to trigger brexit, eu banks are beginning to dust off contingency plans. dublin seemingly the best destination in the eu for london-based bankers forced to move after brexit? >> right, so this is one survey that was done from a perspective of an employee. if you are moving from london, you want people to speak english, low tax rate, low cost of living, and they factored all , plusthings in restaurants, cocktails, things like that, and they came up with dublin as number one. the banks are taking other factors. mark: cocktails are good in dublin? it is the cost of an evening cocktail, not just the quality. amsterdam following on from dublin. frankfurt in sixth place. you would think frankfurt, given its home for the ecb and deutsche bank that it would be higher up the list. , butis is just one measure certainly frankfurt seems to be popular among the banks, but if you think about the reasons why a lot of them are institutional. the ecb being there, a l

i'm mark danon. and i'm darya folsom. we have team coverage of the rain as you head out the door. first we want to start with james fletcher in the weather center with more on the timing of this storm. scattered showers are forecast across the region this morning with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. we'll see the same pattern tomorrow morning. drying conditions will briefly set in wednesday afternoon into thursday ahead of another approaching storm. friday's system will likely be the most potent of the week and result in widespread rainfall, stronger southerly winds and a greater potential for flooding. unsettled conditions may then continue into early next week. no major hot spots. don't forget the headlights and wipers. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( darya ) and happening now... a tree slams into a home overnight in vallejo.( mark ) kron four's yoli aceves is in vallejo now with the latest. yoli? ( yoli ) a tree has slammed into a house in vallejo. we are tracki

mark: i am mark barton. this is your global business report.the chances of a fed rate hike or on the rise, jumping from under 50% earlier this week. take, ain today's quick look at the history of u.s. interest rates at historic low levels for almost a decade here it will they -- decade. will they ever return to so-called normal? of --the chief executive speaks to bloomberg at the mobile conference in barcelona about the life under control of softbank. influential individuals at the federal reserve are indicating a greater willingness to raise rates as soon as this month. william dudley told cnn the case for raising rates has become more compelling. john williams says a rate hike will receive serious consideration at this month's meeting of policymakers. scottish first minister nicola sturgeon says another vote on independence might be inevitable. she says it is the only way to protect scotland's interest unless the u.k. softens its plan to leave the e.u. theresa has called on may for a deal that allow scotland to maintain key components of e.u.

morning i'm mark danon.join us in just a few minutes. we have team coverage of the rain as you head out the door. kron 4's yoli aceves is driving around the east bay checking on road conditions. and robin winston is tracking the commute this morning. but first we want to start with james fletcher who is in the weather center with more on the timing of this storm. scattered showers are forecast across the region this morning with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. we'll see the same pattern tomorrow morning. drying conditions will briefly set in wednesday afternoon into thursday ahead of another approaching storm. friday's system will likely be the most potent of the we anresult in widespread winds and a greater potential for flooding. scattered showers are forecast across the region this morning with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. we'll see the same pattern tomorrow morning. drying conditions will briefly set in wednesday afternoon into thursday ahead of an

mark: i am mark barton. 15 minutes from the european close.'s check out deutsche bank shares, falling as much as 2.5%. is consideringer a capital increase in its strategic review. steve, i thought capital concerns were put to bed. the doj settlement share price rebound from the lows in september. they have not been put to bed, have they? that is true. what is true is that the immediate capital concerns have been put to rest. the doj settlement was a gigantic step. advance capital still falls short of its target. they need more. they have rebounded, making it a palatable to shareholders. that is one reason why deutsche bank is considering this. vonnie: what about the partial sale of its asset management business? steven: i think that is another to raise capital. would it be easy? it is hard to say. the business has been hemorrhaging assets over the past six consecutive quarters. it does not make it a very attractive asset at the moment. it does yield stable returns. probably people would be interested. how much of the steak with deutsche bank b

he said no i was drunk and i fell in here.>( mark ) ( mark )( mark ) investigators believe that 48- year-oldbert turbidy lowered himself into an 18-inch crawl space using a make-shift rope. at some point the rope broke....and he was wedged in there for about 8 hours. he was treated for minor injuries at a hospital. he's been booked into jail on suspicion of burglary and violating his probation. ( darya ) in the east bay... oakland's embattled fire chief teresa deloach- reed is retiring. oakland's first african- american female fire chief signed her retirement papers yesterday. reed began her career as a firefighter with the city of san jose back in 1986. she was promoted to fire chief in oakland in 2012. and came under fire after the deadly ghost-ship warehouse fire for a lack of inspections. reed will now earn over $160,000 a year in retirement.. from her pensions from san jose and oakland fire. ( darya ) in the south bay... the murder trial of suspected killer, antolin garcia torres continues today. in addition to being charged with murdering morgan hill teen sierra lamar, he is also accus

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bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( mark ) ( mark ) ( mark ) in san francisco....s representing people who live in the millennium tower have filed a 200-million-dollar lawsuit. they say the building has sunk 16-inches and is tilting 12 inches. the lawsuit targets millennium tower developers, contractors, engineers, architects and the transbay transit center. a spokesman for the developer says the lawsuit is filled with falsehoods and he is blaming the transbay transit center for the problems. the transbay transit center is blaming the developers saying the buildings' problems are due to an inadequate foundation. attorneys say problems with the millennium tower were known years before they were shared with home owners. (james) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. (darya) ( darya ) the warriors looking lock up the number one seed in the west. but they'd have to do it in san antonio against gregg popovich and the spurs let's jump to the 1st. and things weren't looking good early on for the dubs. the spurs jumped out to a 15

mark: live from london i am mark barton.litical risk facing markets, the economy facing uncertainty over brexit and additional concerns about terrorism. the surveillance team talked about the risk with andrew balls , the pimco cio for global fixed income. ,ndrew: these tragic events from a market perspective, i do not think great relevance. a terrible event but not something which will have a big impact on financial markets. >> will we see retail sales numbers down later on? is there a read across there and what kind of metrics are you looking for for the u.k. to determine how you position yourself? andrew: who knows. but the past experiences, france and beyond, not something you should expect to have a significant impact on markets or data. a tragic event but not something which is going to move markets. who have pretty good economic underlying data, and great uncertainty in terms of the outlook. it is an interesting case. you have to be humbled because historical data to guide in this time. so far, so good in terms of the

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... we're looking at a really nice day ahead with sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon. let's go outside and check the 4-zone camera network. it's clear and cool once again this morning with temperatures mainly in the low 50s. some inland locations are dropping into the 40s. here's your daypart forecast. the warming trend continues today with lots of sunshine this afternoon and highs ranging from the low 70s by the bay to low 80s inland. enjoy it, because cooler and breezy conditions return tomorrow. i'll talk more about that in your extended forecast in 15 minutes. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident in sunnyvale wb 237 at mathilda ( mark ) breaking news we are following is out of the east bay this morning.. crews are on the scene of a gas line break in alameda that was caused by a car crash.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at the scene with the details. will. ( will ) this all started when a driver hit a natural gas pipelin

mark: abigail, we are down for the second week, but up for the third consecutive day after a four-day drop after -- prior to this three day winning run. down for seven days after last week which was the biggest weekly gain in three months. i'm bombarding you with facts. anyway, we're up today. the oil and gas index this week is down 1.7%. a big selloff on wednesday. worst week for oil and gas stocks this week since november. they're making back some of those losses today. look at sterling, down for a fifth day against the dollar, which is interesting. has not risen for more than a fifth day since december 2015. the second weekly drop, lowest level since january 16. also down for the sixth day. love this chart. i made it up myself. a bit of glory for me. this is pounds versus ftse 100. there has been a bit of a correlation. the mass level of international related companies that are on the ftse 100. what we have seen in recent days has that gone out the window? the ftse falling for the sixth

mark? mark: great job at westminster. the day that article 50 was invoked. happening to european equity markets, 4.5 minutes away from the end of the trading session. stock europe 600 abbvie a third of 1% today and the ftse up by one third. have a look at the currency. what is happening to sterling on the day that article 50 was triggered. sterling down. decline posted june 23 was 19% and stuck in a 5% 27ading range of 120 to 1 cents october. let's finish off with the bonds. ♪ live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. mark: the day that article 50 was triggered, the european parliament richard -- brexit chief speaks along with the european parliament president, saying a few moments ago that the european parliament does have to approve the brexit deal, something we were aware of. this is the reason why. the u.k. and the eu might want to rough up these negotiations within 18 month

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." we now have the republican plan to replace obamacare and two of the biggest questions it raises, what will it do to health care, and what will it do to the budget? we have that the of everything about to happen before it was scored. two committee meetings today to try to figure out the scoring of all this. >> yes, republicans divided on this issue. to party conservatives -- tea party conservatives all coming out against this proposal. is being marked up in the house. they don't to push it to the senate by march 28. upon that time, they would be relying on the senate. not have ao filibuster. president trump standing behind house speaker ryan. this is the first time he has to referee this division of tension within the republican party about whether or not they support this bill. vonnie: what amendments will might we expect to this bill? paul ryan must be expected to make some amendments. >> yesterday, vice president

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets." mark barton in london.nie: i am vonnie quinn. ray dalio who oversees the world's biggest hedge fund firm is stepping down from management. there is a companywide shakeup having. will stop managing bridgewater associates by mid april according to a client note. he says he has temporarily stepped back into management 10 transitionto help the co-ceo role but he remains the chief investment officer. ise again, ray dalio stepping down from managing bridgewater associates. mark: still ahead on "bloomberg markets," there is even more drama to the french race. fillon says he will not resign. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from bloomberg world headquarters in london, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." president trump's address to congress last night in a joint session, but first, breaking news on oil. crude oil futures are up half a percent. the department of energy just releasing them now and it is a little bit of a surprise. we were expecting a build of 1.6 million and we ar

(mark) thanks will.e will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) millions of people on the east coast are still being affected by a major snow storm that has turned deadly.(mark) anny hong is at the breaking news desk with the latest video and the rising death toll. ( anny ) the death toll is now at seven people following that major winter strom that hit the east coast. millions of people are still being impacted this morning. this was the scene in boston... the heavy snow making for dangerous conditions on the roads. two-thousand national guard troops have been activated across the east coast to help with relief efforts -- as emergency crews warn it could be a while before the weather gets better. ( anny ) and this was the scene in atlantic city, new jersey yesterday. the streets looking more like rivers and streams. in some areas the water was more than a foot deep. several drivers had to be rescued after their cars got stuck in the flooding. one person living in the area said this is o

mark: i am mark barton, this is the european close.utes until the end of the friday session. the debt expected to announce a rate hike on wednesday, big decisions the following day from the bank of england and bank of japan. joining us is richard jones. let's start with the boe. is it time to start introducing gflation withf staf the u.s. -- u.k. economy? >> with slow growth, perhaps contraction in gdp, we are not there yet and i do not think it is anything that is on anybody's radar. the bank of england has warned ,s, mark carney specifically that the u.k. economy will face headwinds.- i'm -- i do not think we will get messaging from the bank of england different than we heard in the quarterly inflation report and any inflation rise they will have's -- mark: talking about inflation rises, you have inflation in the boe, wherever it comes from, oil prices, weak sterling. in japan, inflation of .1%. saying, it is not -- it will not lead to much from the boj next week? >> like the professor was saying about the ecb, japan has a bigger pro

mark: is it a blow? a bit of a disappointment, had everything gone to plan, march 8 we would have seen this bill turned into law. theresa may could have gone to brussels on thursday and friday and submitted her divorce papers. we look at next week and the chatter that even if you get permission, even if the bill passes next week after parliamentary wrangling, we may look to the end of march before article 50 is triggered. vonnie: at that point it is all systems go, right, once article 50 is triggered, the next steps will be much quicker? >> it may not be all systems go. instead -- in theory, it could be, the power passes to europe been, an issue focused on westminster, the european leaders have been clear in saying that they will not negotiate anything about brexit until notification. if theresa may notifies them at the end of march, you are looking at european leaders going together perhaps in april or may and setting the guidelines for the negotiations on their site that will be led by michelle garnier

mark: and i mark barton in london.ghly 13 minutes away from the end of the tuesday session in europe. iceland has been bouncing around a bit, the country ending its eight-year capital control regime. countries,izens, pension funds now have full access to the global capital market, ending a long struggle to resurrect the economy after its worst recession in more than three decades. joining us now is benedict your hansen -- is benedict your johansen --nedict johannsesson. volatility rising against the dollar and the euro. i am not comfortable, but we have in the past eight years. after the crash in 2008, we were devalued by 15%, but it has been crawling back -- 50%, that it has been crawling back and is back to approximately its former strength. mark: you would have thought that the moves on capital pressure, butease the currency is appreciating today. what is going on? >> it is hard to say. iceland is a very small country, so small movements may have some influence. today, small fluctuations are something that we are ve

mark? mark: thank you. willdges up today and we discuss the key factors helping crew toward its first week the game this month. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg markets." from new york, i'm julie hyman. mark: and from london, i'm mark barton. it is time for futures and focus. oil ready for a weekly gain, the prime minister saying output cuts may be fitted beyond june. joining us is tim evans of longleaf trading group. 47. 42 was the close tuesday. are we going to break that barrier, or could be close below 50? what is more likely in the near term? : i do not see a whole lot more upside where we are currently trading. if you consider my baby may have a positive close and a positive territory this week, you know, the crude oil market had a lot to work with. i look at the performance of the market while positive, pretty lackluster given what it had to work with. mark: saudi arabia is suggesting that this oil production agreement could be flipped over into the second half. is that going to put a floor

) ( mark ) ( mark ) facebook is launching a new feature to enhance its messaging app.d snapchat growing in popularity. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate takes a look at how facebook is stepping up their competition. new fun filters and disapeering messages are in the messenger app they are calling in their 'messenger day' feature messenger day is a like mini timeline of your day whatever you create and post here will disapeer after 24 hours. you can share this day with anyone who wants to see it or you can pick and choose who gets to see it. so you can make a text group or just send one person a fun message stand up - and that's the key here fun they are trying to offer you a fun way to spice up your messages. you can customize your pictures or videos with all kinds of creative tools there are stickers you can draw over the picture add text big bold colorful letters or they have a ton of built in template designs that offer a quick way to make your picture stick out.. to post to your day you just open messenger and click on the camera button remember have fun. get wack

(mark) plus...dead and two others are injured after a shooting in san francisco and the killer is still on the ( will ) and governor jerry brown has a plan to fix the roads damaged by the winter storms. i will explain how the governors plan could impact your wallet. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're expecting a cool down today as a storm system to our north brings cooler air and wind this afternoon.let's go outside and check out our 4-zone camera network.we're seeing mostly cloudy skies right

mark -- there is noise behind me. sorry, mark.: can you just give us a sense of the timeline of events from when we know this incident started through to this moment? what unfolded? the first 22 that came out from the metropolitan police and our reporter rob hunt and inside of parliament could see the scene unfold are clearly. it started around 2:20 p.m. local time. that is about three hours and 40 minutes ago. there were a couple of scares within the house of parliament. where i am standing at the moment, we arrived an hour and a half ago. this is on the south side of westminster bridge where we understand they can't where the attack -- mark: francis, i want to interrupt you. we have a news conference about to take place at scotland yard. >> on the head of national antiterrorism policing. i want to make a statement about this afternoon's event. and i want to cover three main areas. what we know about the incident, about the ongoing operation, and what london can expect in the coming days. as you know, we declare this a terrorist

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...ssure over the southwestern u.s. will result in dry weather conditions through tuesday, along with above average temperatures. slight cooling is expected, especially across the north bay, on wednesday as a weak system pushes inland across northern california. there is a slight chance of rain in the north bay wednesday and wednesday night. dry and mild conditions are then forecast from thursday into saturday. light rain is possible by saturday night. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 backed up into the maze. ( mark ) a violent arrest in vallejo is caught on camera and now the video of that arrest is stirring up controversy.( james ) kron 4's will tran is live in vallejo this morning with a look at the video and how police are responding. ( will )a man being arrested by police...in the video you see the officer hitting the man...he's not only upset about how the officers handled the arrest but he's also upset about this...at one in the video the officer takes his gun out of his holste