we want to start with skpt ask the scott mcgrew, we want to see how things will pan out. >> probably honestly fairly poorly for the democrats and abortion rights supporters. the first vote is to end debate, it's not specifically a vote on the new law. the democrats will not be able to get that far past that first vote because they need 60 yeses to get past that first vote. they don't have 50 at this point. but their party boss chuck schumer says it's time america saw who is for abortion rights and who is not and he'll get that with a vote. >> and we will vote on wednesday and every american will see how every senator stands. they can't duck it anymore. >> reporter: two republicans, collins and murkowski are pro rights but expected to vote no because they have a pro rights plan of their own in many ways, theirs are closer to the current set of laws and rights than the democrats' plan does. democrats are also not going to get a yes vote from one of their own and that is joe manchin. you know joe manchin often frustrates his own party with no votes. not the first time democratic leaders

scott mcgrew, better news this morning? >> better news this morning.arrows because of a lot of bargain hunting. i don't tell you what stocks to buy but nvidia is off of its highs and tesla the same way. tomorrow we get the big inflation number that happens at 5:30 our time and this morning the "today" show will continue our economic coverage and a look at the markets. that's coming up at 7:00. >> thank you, scott. >>> santa clara county appears ready to crack down on water wasters. supervisors will debate creating a water enforcement team. not enough people are following the cutback requests. if approved the water police could start enforcing by the end of the month. first warning customers, then they will fine them up to $500 per violation. >>> a live look at san francisco where supervisors today will urge u.s. lawmakers to make roe v. wade a congressional law. last week that leaked draft opinion suggesting the supreme court might be ready to overturn abortion rights sparked protests. tomorrow the u.s. senate is expected to hold a vote to make roe v.

scott mcgrew, strong reaction from both sides. >> absolutely. millions of women, kris, who never thought abortion rights would be something they'd lose were speaking out, millions more celebrating at parent overturn of a supreme court case they hated. they're speaking out, too. >> abortion is not the only option. it's not the worst option. >> the decisions will make abortions illegal will not stop them from happening. it will only stop them from having safely. >> it's an apparent decision, a draft from the supreme court the chief justice yesterday confirming it's authentic but saying it's not a final decision yet. the bottom line in california abortion is legal in this state now, it will be legal later, even after other states move to ban it. the decision ends nationwide protection for abortion, and moves the decision to the state. now it's worth diving down into the draft that was written by justice samuel alito. he reasons abortion is not protected because it's never mentioned in the constitution. he acknowledges the 14th amendment guaranties

and scott mcgrew, the stock market not impressed. >> not impressed.od number. unemployment rate sticks at 3.6% which is a post pandemic low. the markets down again, crushed yesterday down more than a thousand on the dow, nasdaq down 5% in a single day and more red arrows as money moves out of the interest rates rise.onds a >> the "today" show wil getting should be joining her shortly, inside studio1a. this is the takeaways for the dow's worst day since 2020 and more on your bottom line. >>> a san francisco police officer charged in a deadly shooting is expected to appear in court today. this is body camera video of that 2017 shooting, three years later, the district attorney charged the officer. samayoa was on the job four days when that shooting happened. investigators determined the man who died kita o'neill was unarmed and shot as he ran from a stolen van. last year the city agreed to a settlement with o'neill's family. >> here is a live look at santa clara county courthouse in san jose. former mma star kane velasquez is due in a south bay courtroo

first we want to start now scott mcgrew and scott, how do we expect things to pan out this morning? >> poorly for the democrats on abortion rights. their vote will not pass, marcus. now technically there are going to be a number of votes. the first vote today is to end debate. eight not actually specifically a vote on the new law, but the democrats are not going to be able to get that one even that far. they don't have the 60 yeses they need to get past the first vote. they don't even have 50, it would appear but their party boss chuck schumer says it's time america saw who is for abortion rights and who is not and he'll get that with a vote. >> and we will vote on wednesday and every american will see how every senator stands. they can't duck it anymore. >> reporter: two republicans, collins and murkowski are prorights but expected to vote no because they have a pro-rights plan of their own in many ways, theirs are closer to the current set of laws and rights than the democrats' plan does. democrats are also not going to get a yes vote from one of their own and that is joe manchin.

. >> scott mcgrew, i know you've been talking about this for days and the day is finally here. >> you're very kind. i've been banging on it for a couple weeks now. here we go. we expect the fed will raise rates by a half a percent. you mayer that as 50 basis points, same thing. jay powell will hold a press conference shortly thereafter we think before noon our time explaining the fed's rationale and hinting what comes after that. as far as rationale, we know the reason. inflation is out of control and one of the few levers the bank has to fight inflation is raising interest rates. that makes it more difficult to borrow, which decreases the amount of money in the economy, think of it as gas and brake, we're in full braking mode. the danger with all of this is inflation is mostly been a supply problem. there's not enough stuff, but the fed can't do anything about the production of stuff. it can only control how much money you have access to. let's talk about how it affects you. borrowing gets more expensive. the fed doesn't set credit card rates but they tend to move with the fed. debt get

we got most are white leg michigan, mcgrew and there are just 6 or 7 black glaciers. was me one of them to shoot is the go cannot, dickie was goes to the snow is completely covered with mud or escape when the glacier, mowgli gesture goes, it brings mud and debris to the surface. but finally got the i've got a are you up up on a vera? yea, i am by as if buddha eyes j. we see here that all the ice around it melts and flows into this whole snow which is connected to the river further down. it will get that he at that point when boulders block its way, austin, the collected water, comes rushing down like a title one. if you look jewish with a bunny here will exactly come in june 2019 a glacial lake foamed in the neighboring. she's pear. glacier, the government hastily constructed a concrete wool to prevent the water from overflowing the banks, but there was no stop the surge of water that eventually came rushing towards the village. however, in 50 years time, this region is expected to face mass water shortages when it's glassy, has become too small to provide. the water

let's bring in our business and tech reporter, scott mcgrew. >> you didn't move, your house didn't move, but the lines behind you did move. voting districts are redrawn at every ten years. in some states that are furious gerrymandering, as two fight for power. but not in california where. >> fewer member of con. these lines have got to change. it's supposed to have the same number of people in it. that's why it is so small. that's sandy me loesz district because there is a less kongs -- concentration of people. the borders in many districts have moved, in some cases a lot. look at the south bay and into morgan hill. look how much more area congresswoman zoe lofgren has picked up. panetta loses a lot of area. some people represented for years by panetta will see lofton and her primary blelt by you. the old map and the new map. eschew picks up all kinds of territory. spear, by the way, you will not see her name on the ballot. >> just a few examples, dplut. many. as long as sluly. or one of his or her hovl. at 35 remember you'll add a tloing my face boong and twitter well. and nbc bay area

scott mcgrew, talk about the effect this will have on the courts if this is all true and it's reversingcedent. >> this seems to be taking away rights, right? it's very rare for the court to reverse itself at all and when it has, it's expanded right. it's never taken them away. you think of like brown versus board of education. that expanded the rights for black americans. this decision restricts. either way, the supreme court does not like to say it had been wrong in the past because it's the supreme court. chief justice john roberts has not commented but has to be concerned. he's been public about his wish to unify the high court to make sure it looks and sounds legitimate at a time when so many americans are questioning the very power of the state. and here we have a situation where the supreme court itself is questioning wisdom of the supreme court and we know about it because of an unprecedented embarrassing leak. if this decision is true, it would further splinter the unitedness of the united states with certain states restricting or even outlawing abortion. others like california

still ahead, checks and balances with scott mcgrew. >>> a lot of checks.ocrats claiming they've got the deficit down. but is that exactly right? a look at the big board this morning. a lot of red after those big interest rate hikes. plus -- >> real calorie loss in an unreal world. evidence that vr exercise works. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> hopefully you're going to make this a great thursday as we're starting out at 6:43. a live look outside in san jose with the clouds overhead. it's 54 degrees, and it will be slow to warm up. take a look at lunchtime. you'll want to take it outside as you'll be at 70 degrees, a mix of sun and clouds and definitely cooler compared to yesterday. we'll look at the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> it took a little while, we still have the full bay bridge toll plaza snou. things moving smoothly. a little lighter volume on the approach coming off the maze. we'll show you where the build is, where they're slowing. another bridge is being affected right now, coming up. >>> one of president biden's

scott mcgrew, musk claims he's concerned about new data. >> that's why he put this deal on hold. data out for a couple of weeks, data that shows 5% or less of twitter users are fake, or bots. let's look at that tweet that was heard around the world this morning. twitter deal temporarily on hold pending details that spam, fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users. and then a few hours later, around 6:00 a.m., he says still committed to the acquisition. and what is odd is the article he's linking to is from may 2nd, a long time ago. why would we care or why would he care about a report from a week and a half ago that twitter's spam bot problem isn't as big as we thought? fixing that problem was going to be one of his priorities after he took over twitter, perhaps he's saying i don't have to buy twitter if one of the big things i wanted to fix isn't broken. but, there are a lot of other reasons to suspend the deal. the consensus is he overbid on twitter, his tesla stock, which he said he would borrow against to buy twitter, is worth 20% less than when he announced the

scott mcgrew that means nbc bay area viewers who are represented by one member of congress may now havent member of congress this time around. >> entirely different. no matter what they do, don't or don't vote. you didn't move, the house didn't move, lines around you are moving. voting districts are redrawn every ten years. now in some states, there's this just vicious gerrymandering as the two different parties vie for power, but that doesn't happen in california where voting districts are drawn by an independent commission. this year, california loses a member of congress. we'll have 52 instead of 53. so all of these lines have got to change. each congressional district is supposed to have the same number of people in it and that's why san francisco's district is really small. it's got a lot of people in it. this is nancy pelosi's district. now look at how enormous the land is because there's less dense concentration of people so it's got a much bigger congressional district. the borders on all of these moved in some cases by a lot. take a look at the south bay, and into morgan hill.

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from the federal reserve in just a few hours so still ahead for you on "today in the bay," our scott mcgrew breaks it down, including what you need to know about the impact this will have on your credit card payments. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 5:00, weighing in on the right to choose, from new york city to san francisco advocates on both sides respond to the possibility roe v. wade could be overturned. the new fallout on the unprecedented leaking of the supreme court opinion and the concerns it's raising over political issues within the high court. >>> and today is the day for the fed. more interest rate hikes are coming in an attempt to fight inflation. >>> plus. >> despite what might be happening nationally, we're seeing a local increase especially in our school. >> a south bay high school hit with a covid outbreak. ahead in a live report the big changes that is triggering on campus for students. this is "today in the bay." good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura. >> i'm marcus washington. you can watch us on the

. >> scott mcgrew is breaking down why this might be just the beginning. >> yeah, that's right. you'll hear it called 50 basis points. it's the same thing. it's the first half percent interest rate hike in 20 years, and likely, there will be another rate hike in june. shortly after this announcement, which will come soon, we'll hear from the head of the fed, jay powell, who will explain the rationale behind the rate hike and hint at the size of another one to come. the fed deals with interest rates that banks charge each other. they don't deal with your credit card or student loans or mortgages, but those all tend to move up with the fed rates. the fed, of course, trying to fight inflation. the more costly money is to borrow, the slower the economy moves. and hopefully, prices stabilize. back to you. >> okay, let's take a live look at the dow, and these numbers ahead of that decision. you can see right there, the dow is up 252 points right now. now, of course, if the fed raises those rates before the end of the newscast, we'll bring those to you on air. we'll also post that info

folks have climbed the golden gate bridge, scott mcgrew was reminding us that people climbed the sears tower. so it has happened before. and perhaps it's the design of the tower that allowed him to climb it so efficiently. >> i think we have jared right now. can you hear us? >> yes, i can hear you. >> okay, jared. you saw this man climbing the salesforce tower. you were inside. tell me what floor were you on and what did you see? >> yeah, i was on floor 49. and at that point, i had already seen him on the ground so i went in my office to go see it from inside the building. i saw his fingers kind of over one of the ledges and he pushed himself up. i couldn't help but think it's awesome he can maintain his bodily ought omany as a man and put others in danger. and while the women can't have reproductive rights, and that was my thoughts on this. >> we'll be covering that part of the story also later on in the newscast. but you know, you're looking out the window, this is the video that we saw for you, that we saw from your vantage point. so thank you for your time, jared. >> all right, so

. >> scott mcgrew near ukraine but not in the country. >> yeah, that's exactly right. slovakia and romania, where dr. jill biden will meet with refugees on mother's day. her closest point will be a town, one of the towns that straddle the border. it's that close. but president biden, meanwhile, will travel to alabama among other things, he will visit a factory that makes javelin tank killers, video of the javelins being trained here. he was at the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend as well. speaker of the house and congresswoman from san francisco, nancy pelosi, met with the polish president a short time ago. the president told the speaker pelosi, poland had taken in more than 3 million ukrainian refugees. pelosi joined by half a dozen lawmakers including barbara lee. over the weekend, the smaller group including pelosi but not lee traveled by train to kyiv, where they met with president zelenskyy. now, a good reminder, the weapons and money that we have promised ukraine still has to be approved by congress. pelosi says that she will shepherd that throu

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mcgrew from louisville. when it happened, the man covered the boy with his body. the child was in very bad condition, the head was injured. the older guy died. other people who was sitting on a bench had time to get into the basement, so they survived zachary blood and won't allow them to let you know that this is all. this town of 70000 has seen most of the population leave in the east. the russian military have been gaining ground. no way in voc mode is safe. and many people have become desensitized to the constant sound artillery and shall fire. but unlike other large cities, the emergency services here are really struggling to deal with the destruction and casualties. as a result of this war, another strike on a residential building. in the early hours of the morning, a missile hit directly in front of her ripping through the apartments. the mayor has told residence to evacuate. now they're in a rush to leave. scary and terrible. this woman says those that remain have a choice, evacuate from the town, or hope to survive the russian military onslaught. as that

it's very and laurie, we've been hearing that the president mcgrew visited the site. have you seen him there was saying i haven't seen him personally, but i had several minutes of the know read ok. yeah, this must be a severe blow to the country, which i've just been reading from. your reporting relies heavily on tourism and has recently gone on an aggressive hotel building drive. and obviously, as you said, been being hit very badly by cove. it. 5 been this is particularly, i mean or not project because i was in charge of that because people died and demanded but the hotel itself is quite a comic. it was the proper luxury new luxury hotel built for the state room. it was a review on the newspaper website. i'll leave you in the room that says 6 by law so well it's good to go. just read all the celebrities you back in the 2000. 3 better. 4 and oddly, i financing several discount financing. several people then to jail several foreign. i mean it is, it is a big, it's right up to the, the cup. so it's in the main go out. it's, it's very eye on. all right. hey, thank you v

mcgrew some is shipped overseas to ms of the of plaza casing, but the minister get through it and they take the copper out strains of copper cable inside and they are in depth and plastic tracing to get to the actual comp power company, say the demand for copper is higher than ever, and crime syndicates control the trade gayden, sell it to this is sort of a scrap metal deal us sometimes we get to this, what we call packet shops, which ah, and was just that is correct. metal to last. that would be 11 to then from 11 to they didn't take it to like do out a cyclists in route. if i know if i notice in the other guys, then we'll be glad to late this thing in bygone relating it a deformity. while official patrols happen about 3 times a month, residents gather nightly at their own risk and often facing heavily armed feeds, keeping an eye on the power lines in an attempt to keep the lights on, and the community saying with the meter, mila al jazeera, so window south africa, spain, this coast guard has rescued a number of refugees and migrants from the atlantic ocean. women and children are amo

watching what is happening in pennsylvania, we are on facebook, all of us, you can find me at scott mcgrew>> if you want to live in the iconic house featured on "full house," it is back on the market and it's going to be a lot of money to buy this house. the san francisco house is on sale right now, it is up for $37 million. you may recall two years ago, that house sold for about 5.5 million, it would be quite the flip there, even the estimate comes in at just under $7 million. the most expensive san francisco home ever sold was for 43.5 million. right after they renovated, we were inside live doing that story. >> i mean, it is beautiful. >> it is beautiful but now. >>> is you hit the road this morning, among the drivers what the economist features in your car, you see them a lot in the bay area. how safe are they? today, we are live at the mobility conference in san mateo. >> reporter: the most important question about self driving to knowledge he is does it work when it counts? i want to show you a demonstration right now here. you will see two cars coming up, they have different technol

i'm scott mcgrew.t taco bell's free wifi. the white house says 20 american internet companies agreed to take part in a plan to provide free high-speed internet to poor families all over america. it's part of their $3 trillion infrastructure plan. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect. >> we're seeing a couple of spotty showers to our north as this cool air continues across the bay area. watch out for a chance that we could see some showers by late morning in parts of the north bay, and that could also creep into parts of the east bay as well, but much of the rest of the bay area staying dry, and we'll also keep that slight rain chance tomorrow as this cool air continues, and it's a chilly start to the week but take a look at how the week will end. we'll see highs in the mid to upper 80s for saturday and sunday, as we go from winter to spring to summer, all in the course of the next seven days, it doesn't warm up as much in san f

here's what's happening now. >> good morning, i'm scott mcgrew.ome republican lawmakers urged the state to stop the planned tax hike but couldn't get the democrats, who hold the majority, to agree. >>> i'm cierra johnson in daly city. teachers in a daly city school district begin to wake up this morning, a good portion are waking up in in new housing that is afoerdable affordable and created by the district. it started back in 2018 at 705 sara monte. it starts around $1 40urks 500, comps in the area are nearly double that. cap for it is $143,000 for a couple per year and the rent is deconducted from the employee's paycheck. the goal is to create affordable housing for teachers in the district. >> i love that. >>> all right, time to get another look at your forecast for today. meteorologist has been tracking that. >> we're starting out with gusty winds and also going to be watching to see if we can get some end of the week rain chances, but it does look like it stays dry as the storm track stays just to the north of us. we are picking up on gusty w

i am scott mcgrew. california leaders reacting to the tragedy in texas.safe from this preventable? our inaction is a choice. they are saying tuesday, today is a dark day. i wish that in our nation i could see that a day like this is rare. sadly, it is all too familiar. the gunman in texas has said to have bought two ar 15 style rifles on or about his 18th birthday. up until earlier this month, california has a law against anyone under 21 buying an assault rifle, but that law was struck down by the federal. >> a check at the forecast, cary hall. >>> we have a microclimate weather alert because of the high fire danger in the red flag warning for solano county, but we are also still dealing with breezy winds and low timidity. we have another extreme day of low heat as our temperatures in finland go for the 90s and even up to 100 degrees. we will reach 83 degrees and we are in the mid-70s today in san francisco. cooler weather headed our way tomorrow and the weekend is looking nice. sunshine and highs in the 70s. laura? >> that looks nice. thank you for joini

i think it's important to remember that steven mcgrew, who gave the press conference today, he was notit's not his officers. but i think they're still trying to get some answers and that's their job. so i think we'll end up ultimately hearing who made the decision to go in and i think there's some questions around that and who was involved in that. so there's many more details. i think looking at this in its totality, where do we go from here next as far as figuring out more details about what happened. we have some more clarity today as far as the law enforcement response. i'm very interested in the series of group chats that this person had leading up to it where he talks about the purchase of a gun, somebody asks him if he's going to do something or he's going to shoot up the school or something like that. i want to get the specific notes and be clear on that, halle. basically there's this ongoing instagram chat that starts in february of this year and i think that's something that we're really going to have to get more detail here. >> thanks to the both of you for being with us. >>

on twitter you will find me at scott mcgrew. >> thank you so much.nto a new term, pete williams is set to retire. at the team in 20 out the announcement after nearly 3 decades at the network, he has decided to retire at the end of july. he has covered many historical events in washington throughout the years. he is so connected. he is often at the forefront of so much breaking news. we wish him well. we hope he really gets a chance to enjoy his retirement. >> he will be missed. >> it is a quarter to seven right now. may is mental health matters much. california rolling out events and programs that are aimed at raising awareness. >> they are getting some help from one of the stars of the tv show. we talked about his own mental health journey. >> i was dealing with anxiety and suicidal thoughts. i was also dealing with a lot of color and some, mental abuse, emotional abuse. it spiraled into drug use for a little bit. i just was, i don't know how to get out of this. >> he told me that he also had to learn what the signs were of his own mental health. he

scott mcgrew is tracking what could be an extremely unusual reversal for the high court but first, "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us in san ramon looking for reaction from local leaders. >> reporter: planned parenthood, an abortion provider released a statement "this is a nightmare scenario. we in the reproductive health, rights and justice space have been sounding the alarm." planned parenthood promises to keep its health centers open throughout the state if the supreme court overturns roe v. wade. thousands protested outside the supreme court in washington, d.c., some in support of, others against the right to an abortion. this is in response to a draft opinion from the supreme court that was leaked to politico which indicates the court is about to overturn roe v. wade. the draft suggested justices will side with mississippi in its case challenging the 1973 ruling that legalizeed abortion nationwide. the court has so far not commented on the leak which one legal analyst tells us is unprecedented, that the leak is unprecedented. we spoke with jessica pinckney, executive dire

. >> scott mcgrew, some of the plans have her just miles away from the ukrainian border. >> where sheith refugee families. she's going to be overseas for four days. dr. biden will also visit with nato allies and u.s. troops in romania, as well as aid workers before moving on to slovakia to help displaced ukrainians. the president has named his new press secretary, she's kerry jean-pierre. >> she'll be the first black woman, the first out lgbtq+ person to certain in the role which is amazing because representation matters and she is going to, she will give a voice to so many and allow and show so many what is truly possible when you work hard and dream big and that matters. we should not, we should celebrate that. >> the u.s. denying reports it helped ukrainian forces find and target senior russian military leaders. the surprising number of russian generals have been killed in action in ukraine. the u.s. says it helped ukrainians locate enemy forces in general but not actual generals. however u.s. intelligence officials did confirm to nbc news america had a role in sinking the warship

. >>> scott mcgrew, title 42 is forces some immigrants to stay on the other side of the border as they wait for a request for asylum. >> exactly, put into place to protect public health, after all. we forced those immigrants to stay in mexico even if they weren't from mexico, so they wouldn't bring in coronavirus. that was supposed to be temporary. the biden administration wants to end that policy, go back to the old system we had, the one that's been in place for decades and many different administrations where you let them in. secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas did the sunday morning political circuit yesterday. here he is on "meet the press." he says america will always will turn away those who try to cross illegally. when it comes to asylum seekers he's asking for more officers and judges to speed the process up and reminded people it's congress that sets the rules on immigration, not homeland security, and reminded viewers on fox news sunday people who come across the border seeking asylum are playing by our rules. they're doing it legally the way congress set it up

. >> scott mcgrew, president biden updating the decade's old lend lease act. >> that's right.y and expenditures of sending more aid and weapons to ukraine, the. the is going to let ukraine borrow some. here is a howitzer, make sure to give it back. president biden signed the lend/lease agreement yesterday, congress passed that act nearly unanimously. congress is voting on the additional aid package we think today. it's even bigger and more expensive than the president asked for. republicans and democrats tacking on new things. >> every day, ukrainians pay with their lives and fight along and the atrocities that the russians are engaging in, are just beyond the pale, and the cost of the fight is not cheap, but caving to aggression is even more costly. that's why we're staying in this. >> biden's land-lease act borrows the idea from roosevelt's land-lease act of the '40s. america wanted to help england so we lent navy ships, gist give it back to us when you can. president president will speak about inflation and the white house says he will talk about what they're calling the ma

. >> california has redrawn the voting maps and scott mcgrew, that means that nbc bay area viewers whocongress may now have an entirely different member of congress this time around. >> entirely different. you didn't move, the house didn't move, lines around you didn't move. voting districts are redrawn every now in some states, there's ger the two different parties vie for power, but that doesn't happen in california where voting districts are drawn by an independent commission. now, remember, california gets one fewer member of congress this time around, 52 instead of 53. so all of these various lines have got to change. each congressional district is supposed to have the same number of people in it and that's why san francisco is absolutely tiny. it's got a lot of people in it. this is nancy pelosi's district. now look at the district like this one, it's enormous, but there's less dense concentration of people in it. as for these changes, these borders on many districts moved, and in many cases by a lot. take a look at the south bay, and into morgan hill. now, bay area congresswoman

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i'm scott mcgrew. friday. well, they shelved the idea for another time. it didn't get past the labor and employment committee. it would have required companies with more than 500 workers to pay overtime after 32 hours of work each week. >>> time to get a look at that forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the numbers. >> temperatures heading up today for our inland areas, expect highs in the mid 80s and peaking at 90 degrees tomorrow, but then heading toward the end of the week, it's cooling down. we are still looking at some fairly dry conditions and gusty winds on mother's day, with our temperatures coming down to 68 degrees and then starting to warm up again early next week. for san francisco our highs peak at 75 tomorrow, and then come down to 65 on thursday, with more clouds. friday looking at some drizzle to start, temperatures reaching 62 degrees and look at the gusty winds, we'll see throughout the weekend with highs in the low 60s here. we are going to have some milder weather,

i'm scott mcgrew.slightly less than march so that's somewhat good news. but still near four-decade highs. we'll break down some of the categories coming up on our midday news. >> good morning, i'm bob redell. only on nbc bay area, four people have been arrested in connection with over 30 fires here in contra costa county. they took place over a roughly 40-hour period, earlier this week in concord along highway 4, all the way to hillcrest park in antioch, contra costa county fire tells us all the fires were immediately adjacent to neighborhoods and business. none were damaged or destroyed. >>> we have the forecast for you on this wednesday. meteorologist kari hall has a look at the forecast. >> starting out cold across much of the bay area and it warms up for many of us reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s for the inland areas. a lot of sunshine but the breezy wind may keep it feeling cooler than normal and going toward friday headed up for 80 degrees. the weekend is going to be very warm, especially

our scott mcgrew says that this would be larger than usual. >> that's right.ear from the head of the fed jay powell who will the rationale behind the rate hike and interest rate hikes to come. the banks don't deal with credit card or student loans or mortgages but those tend to move up with the fed rates. the fed of course trying to fight inflation, the more costly money is to borrow the slower the economy moves and hopefully prices stabilize. back to you. >> thanks, scott. >>> we're going to have another local news update coming up. first we want to talk about that forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. >> temperatures heating up into the inland areas upper 80s with sunshine and then we'll see a cooldown by the end of the week into the weekend. just a heads up that mother's day we will have a chance of showers as our highs reach into the upper 60s and then gradually warming up early next week. look at san francisco, low 70s today. much cooler thanks to the fog that we're seeing over the golden gate bridge right now, and then we'll see a

i'm scott mcgrew. elon musk getting help from his friends to buy twitter.count the prince's shares for the purpose of the takeover. he's the chairman of kingdom holdings which invests saudi arabia's royal family's money. >>> time to get a look at the forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the numbers. >> it's going to be cooler today. for some of our inland areas you'll be very happy to see that we'll see our highs only reaching into the mid 70s today. it gets even cooler for the weekend. much more comfortable as this is the normal kind of weather we should see this time of year. as we head toward mother's day, it's going to reach into the upper 60s and even lower going into the start of next week. we could see some spotty showers here and there, but not expecting any really heavy rainfall. it's going to be windy in san francisco as we transition from the warmer air and also to cooler temperatures over the next few days. marcus. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. see you back here then. booking most crui

scott mcgrew explains this despite positive employment data. >> so the stock market continues to do poorly department says good news about the economy, 428,000 jobs added last month, about 50,000 more than what experts forecast. unemployment rate remains unchanged at 3.6%, but that's still a low, since the start of the pandemic. >>> i'm bob redell outside san jose police headquarters where another san jose police officer has been accused of wrongdoing on the job. nbc bay area learned an officer who responded to a home recently with a mother and daughter inside is accused of performing a solo sex act in their kitchen. you might recall recently another officer was placed on administrative leave for allegedly being intoxicated when he responded to the scene of the kidnapping of a baby boy. >>> time to get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. how is it looking, kari? >> it starts out with clouds but clears out today and then more clouds tonight. we'll see changing weather throughout the weekend, but it gets much cooler on mother's day, with some