noelle corum is at invesco. what is interesting, you're in the crosshairs, the hardest part of the market, intermediate bonds. what are you doing on the duration bat right now as you by portfolio mandates are caught in the crossfire of this market. noelle: on the duration mandate, we are staying largely close to neutral. it makes sense to have a bit of a steepener as you have more multi sector accounts. from the duration standpoint and our intermediate bond fund we are close to neutral. we would recommend for high-yield portfolio managers to add defensive or other growth related asset managers to add defensive assets like intermediate bond funds are investment grade because there are a lot of uncertainties. the bond market is not reacting. it is because we are waiting on the fomc minutes and the big taper debate on timing. jonathan: we are starting to see discrimination in terms of credit quality at the degree to which you are exposed to things like the delta variant. is that encouraging? is that a healthy sign

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 foot. a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 06:00pm more in just one vicki and grant thanks you both. vicki, welcome back. good to see you. justine is here with me tonight at 6. oh, happy to say that and coming up in northern california. doctor accused of selling fake vaccination exemptions for children. >> who is taking action against him and what parents need to know. plus, governor gavin newsom speaking about the upcoming recall election. what he is saying to his supporters and campaign volunteers also be joined live by our political analyst david mckeown to go over. >> the recall election. i'm justine waltman. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. and again, if you, you know, don't have somebody in your party who wants to show proof of vaccination or isn't capable of it. >> then i would recommend that you you call the restaurant and you see if there's an outside table. going out in san francisco starting next week

yet he spent three years, but not neutral of investorrproper joining us is noelle from coin desk sports this gets done >> good morning, brian one thing we are noticing in the crypto industry is the price uncertainty is the regulatory noise. it has been increasing the last couple of years. it seems to have kicked off with volume gary gensler is speaking today and it is interesting to see what he says he is addressing cryptocurrency and national security. he said as you implied, brian, he is not against the idea of etf, but wants to protect the investors. it is hard to do that until there is regulatory clarity around bitcoin and especially around the infrastructure. >> this is not a small decision, is it, noelle? once you approve a product like this, this is wall street. there will be 50 more products like that within a year. you will never put the genie back into the bottle maybe that is a good thing the point is once you do that, you are setting off a wave they have to take their time to make sure they get it right doright, do they not >> that is right we have seen the success of etf in

kron four's noelle bellow has details. that we have many. >> large damaged, damaging fires that are ongoing, particularly in the north part of the state on monday. cal. oh, yes. and cal fire officials announced the state has requested a presidential emergency declaration to the wildfires burning across california. >> more than 13,000 personnel are battling 12 active wildfires, 9 of them considered to be large. the biggest is the dixie fire that's been burning for more than a month. and is the second largest wildfire in state history. but it's the caldor fire. but officials are calling the number one priority for resources. it is that important. it is that the door knocking on the door, too. >> the lake tahoe basin we have all efforts in place to keep it out of the basin. but we do need to also be aware that that is a possibility. this is a look at south lake tahoe from over the weekend. thick orange smoke lingering in the air and showing no signs of clearing out. >> officials said monday about 33,000 californians are under

noelle bellow has the latest that we have many. >> large damage, damaging fires that are ongoing. >> particularly in the north part of the state on monday. cal. oh, yes. and cal fire officials announced the state has requested a presidential emergency declaration to the wildfires burning across california. >> more than 13,000 personnel are battling 12 active wildfires, 9 of them considered to be large. the biggest is the dixie fire that's been burning for more than a month. and is the second largest wildfire in state history. but it's the caldor fire. but officials are calling the number one priority for resources. it is that important. it is that the door knocking on the door, too. >> the lake tahoe basin we have all efforts in place to keep it out of the basin. but we do need to also be aware that that is a possibility. this is a look at south lake tahoe from over the weekend. thick orange smoke lingering in the air and showing no signs of clearing out. >> officials said monday about 33,000 californians are under evacuation orders and 9 national forests have been closed due to the

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the south bay. kids in the milpitas unified school district are back in class. we spoke with in usd superintendent show johnson. and she says the parents, students and staff are all enthusiastic about being back on campus despite having to wear their mask at all times. she went on to say that that while there's been an element of anxiety with regard to in-person learning in the pandemic. she's optimistic about the school year. >> i heard, for example, from one of our staff members that it just felt right. it felt right finally to be back school. with people in the clapsrooms rather than behind is in spring. so we're very excited to start this new 2021 2122 school year where we're ready. well, we've from our health experts that we will get through new delta variant. and we will just continue to thrive as we have here in india. see because it's really about family and it's about having the best team ever to that worked together when we have difficult times like this. >> in addition to returning to in-

. >>> i want to bring in my panel in, noelle and anita.effrey rosen testifying. noelle, the congresswoman is right in saying essentially he ran to testify before president could exert executive privilege. to make issue he didn't do that. >> i asked barbara mcquaid, could the president exert privilege? she said, yes, which means he wouldn't have to. talk to me about what this says when it comes to the investigation. >> well, i mean, i think that it's a point against trump. i think it's not looking good, especially, you know, when you had the interview with the congresswoman and she was saying he was running to testify, you know, that he didn't wait around, that he was almost, you know, really to get his story out. i was reading some of the excerpts from that, and they were saying that both men were saying that they were not specifically asked to do anything nefarious, but that it was certainly alluded to, and they were certainly, you know, led that way. that doesn't look good. that's not something that i feel like anyone from the trump admi

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> well, it's almost the weekend this point.'s get a check now on our forecast as we take a live look outside from our mount tam cam in marin county. >> there is some fog out there. its not mel valley just yet, but it is out there covering the city. so let's see how the weekend is going to shape up with our meteorologists resort week as yet t g, i f bay area. it's friday. let's take a live look outside coit tower. we are noticing a mix of sun and clouds a little bit cloudier today compared to yesterday contributing to our cooling trend. but tomorrow a lot more sunshine. and with that warmer temperatures, we're going to be about 5 degrees above average downtown san francisco warming up into the mid 70's. those of you in the sunset district. upper 50's and we're tracking low 70's for those of you at half moon bay mid 60's a piece for pacifica and daly city slightly calmer sea breeze as well. so winds out of the west-northwest 15 miles per hour or less. millbrae and burlingame flirting with 80's at 79 degrees. but san mateo and san

kron four's noelle bellow takes a peek. it's it sure that it's so simple. >> to do something that makes sense. and i think today we or need to do things that just makes sense, too good to go. it's the latest worldwide effort to reduce food waste. and a few months ago. it made its way to the bay area in the bay. mean, you know, not even 3 months ago. we've already saved more than 70,000 lucy bash is the co-founder of too good to company created in denmark 5 years ago with the intention and dream of a planet with no food waste. now. it's 14 million users around the world are using its app to buy products that would otherwise get tossed that connects stores that might have led to end of the day. >> to consumers. people like you and who can pay a small price and the app to come at the end of the day and couldn't hold the food that would have been thrown away. all you have to do is download the app and set your location. it will automatically show you which restaurants and grocery stores are having deals, places like luke local

i was like, "i want a selfie noelle, i want to take a a selfie."eat guy isn't he nice? >> oh, he was super nice i think scared >> jimmy: yeah, yeah frightened, but still. you're great in "stillwater. >> thank you >> jimmy: as is matt as well can you set this film up it's kind of a tricky premise. >> yeah. so, it's basically about a guy who goes to marseille from oklahoma he's an oil rig worker and he -- he's going out there to visit his daughter who has been imprisoned in france for a a murder she, you know -- maintains her innocence on and -- yeah. >> jimmy that's good >> along the way, a lot of things happen. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip here's the abigail breslin in "stillwater. take a look. >> so is this woman your girlfriend >> it's not like that. i just live with them. like roommates >> what does she do? >> she's sort of an actress. >> sort of an actress? is she a stripper? >> no. she just don't do tv acting or anything she does theater >> theater have you seen her act? >> what am i going to do in a [ bleep ] theater? [ cheers and applau

noelle bellow shows us how it's. >> it's just that it's so simple to do something that makes sense. and i think today we or need to do things that just makes sense, too good to go. it's the latest worldwide effort to reduce food waste. and a few months ago. it made its way to the bay area in the bay. mean, we don't not even 3 months ago. we've already saved more than 70,000 lucy bash is the co-founder of too good to company created in denmark 5 years ago with the intention and dream of a planet with no food waste. now. it's 14 million users around the world are using its app to buy products that would otherwise get tossed that connects stores that might have left to by the end of the day. >> to consumers. people like you and who can pay a small price and the app to come at the end of the day and couldn't hold the food that would have been thrown away. all you have to do is download the app and set your location. it will automatically show you which restaurants an grocery stores are having deals, places like luke local in san francisco. the minimum amount when fact should be $10. >>

kron four's noelle bellow takes a look. >> it sure that it's so simple to do something that makes sensed i think today we or need to do things that just makes sense, too good to go. it's the latest worldwide effort to reduce food waste and a few months ago. it made its way to the bay area in the bay. mean, we don't not even 3 months ago. we've already saved more than 70,000 lucy bash is the co-founder of too good to company created in denmark 5 years ago with the intention and dream of a planet with no food waste. now. it's 14 million users around the world are using its app to buy products that would otherwise get tossed that connects stores that might have left to by the end of the day. >> to consumers. people like you and who can a small price and the app to come at the end of the day and couldn't hold the food that would have been thrown away. all you have to do is download the app and set your location. it will automatically show you which restaurants and grocery stores are having deals, places like luke local in san francisco. the minimum amount when fact should be $10. >> 3 on av

kron four's noelle bellow has details.ny. >> large damaged, damaging fires that are ongoing, particularly in the north part of the state on monday. cal. oh, yes. and cal fire officials announced the state has requested a presidential emergency declaration to the wildfires burning across california. >> more than 13,000 personnel are battling 12 active wildfires, 9 of them considered to be

i'm filling in for noelle bellow.weekend off. >> well, let's start off this half hour with a look at the weather forecast from dave spahr in the weather center to let us know along the coast winds that fog going to go away in inland. is it going to too hot to bear. >> well, you into the ac. definitely going to be that. good morning. l a good morning, everybody. we've got temperatures pushing near about 100 and some of those inland valleys. the fog is pretty much cleared out that the bay. but at the coast will be slow going probably will take into the early afternoon to see some of that action there and it will come to her sing back again as we get into the evening hours as well. we expect those winds to pick up a little bit after we get that daytime heating driving everything. here's what it looks like for right now, half moon bay still kind of covered in this however, the golden gate bridge this is where, you know, the fog starts the mixing out process and sometimes it sags a little bit covering up the towers before.

emma-noelle: mingus is cool, but i think it's cooler with just lumilla.ld ever be named mingus. lemonis: what's the one thing you hope for your mom's business? what do you want to see happen? ava: i really want it just to be able to succeed, and i really want to see my mom stays at home. lemonis: xander, how about you, buddy? xander: i hope, like, it grows enough so that she can hire people to do most of the stuff for her. lemonis: you think there's a lot on her shoulders today? xander: yeah. lemonis: it's got to be tough to figure out how to balance being a wife, a mom and a business owner, but it shows me that she's committed to following through on what's important to her. cheers to mommy! -cheers, cheers! klaus: skal! lulu: how do you think it should be? we want it round, but i do think we should make it a little more square, though? it's not gonna be the same silhouette. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. frank: i'm frank. lemonis: frank, how are you? frank: very good, how are you? lulu: alright. we're back at the drawing table. lemonis: so what i rea

i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august 8th. to get to this morning, including some updates on that dixie fire burning up in northern california. but first we want to start off by getting a look at your weather forecast. dave spahr standing by with some details a day. >> hey, good morning. well, good morning everybody. and again, the fog is what we're dealing with this morning with some coastal. and, you know, really bayside drizzle a little bit. that, of course, again, mixing out too well, kind of hazy skies. but improved hazy skies that that we have a front that's going help clean things out and drive some winds this afternoon. first things first, speaking of the fog last check there still delay out of sfo. but only half hour or so. it's all plane. take off just about 2 minutes ago. so things are still moving at least the view from the golden gate bridge. looks like the fog is lifting from the ground level. just above the towers temperature check a lot of 60's off to the east bay 50's north bay in the peninsula and 65 to check

i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. august 21st got a lot to get to this morning in terms of vaccination news. but we're going to start you off by getting a look at the weather forecast. dave spahr standing by with all the details morning. dave, good morning. welcome morning, everybody. and now we start off again with our traditional fog that will give way to those hazy skies into the afternoon. but the nice thing about it is we do have a little front or back yard. >> providing us with cooler temperatures. and after that, some clear skies when we get into tomorrow. looks like and early into next week. that's because some green in this category get rid of the yellow. here's what we've got going on for right yes, hazy skies and fog to start things off. there's the east bay shoreline, as you will note and the familiar also hazy skies that we have at the golden gate bridge as well. a little bit of a modest onshore breeze. but it it's on the trick is this front is in our backyard, lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. w

i'm noelle bellow. thanks for joining us this morning.

i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august. first.specially talking some uptick in cases at some hospitals across san francisco. but first we want to get you a check of your forecast on this first day of august a sparse got all the details hey, dave, good morning and welcome morning, everybody. and wehre starting off again with the traditional fog here. but we're seeing a peel away a little bit. >> along the east bay shoreline, but still kind of overcast for much of the bay and certainly the coastal areas as we get into the later morning hours will take care of most of that. again, the coastal trail with all of this and some minor warming already happening inland as we see for now, first things first, what it looks like from the vantage point of the east bay shoreline. this is improving the last hour. we're finally getting some building shots and all of this day is still kind of obscured by all that. meanwhile, the golden gate still into overcast as we see at this hour now. little bit of a minor breeze at work. by the way, whatever fo

i'm noelle bellow. it's sunday. august 29th 07:00am. we've got a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start off by looking at the weather forecast. dave, it was actually a little misty and san francisco this morning. i was surprised by that after such warm days. yeah, we have little bit fog sneak in a bit. it was it wasn't really everywhere, though, actually got see awry in the predawn hours up in the north a little bit there up beetlejuice is still there. by the way. >> and as far as our forecast is concerned, a little minor improvement here. and we do have the fog that noel was talking about. here is a look like at the u c a shot from u c berkeley. as you can see, kind of covered up the east bay shoreline a little bit now that does mean we have some minor improvements for certainly san francisco in around the immediate. they but inland. it's because it's still going to be much the same golden gate is completely covered up by all this fog as well about that air quality. well, we're still looking

i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. august 7th. we've got a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start you off by getting a check of your forecast. dave spahr standing by. dave. it was a pretty chilly and kind of moist out there over the last several hours. how long is that going around. well, good morning welcome morning, everybody. and we have some that marine layer kind of struck back a little bit today. you know, yesterday we got those temperatures climbing very nicely. will. >> today it's striking back and we're a little bit of a minor cooling phase to take us right into monday. this is just the start of all of that. and we'll be watching that fog, quote, burn off as the morning progresses. here's a shot from the take a look at the east bay shoreline that is covered in all this low level moisture that we says speaking of and the golden gate bridge. obviously all covered up in all of this. not much in the way of winds either. so we've kind of the best of both worlds, so to speak, keeping things kind of cool. t

i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august 22nd.ve got a lot to get to this morning, especially that approval for pfizer's vaccine might be coming as soon as tomorrow. we'll have the details on that just a bit. but first, let's a check of your weather forecast. a spark standing by with >> in. good morning. welcome morning, everybody. after shake off this fog will be off to the mostly sunny skies and temperatures somewhat behaving themselves. that will feel too much like bad. some are going on until we get into the end of the week that we expect another heat spike right now. first things first is of the fog that started a little bit on the east bay shoreline here, but still the hazy skies that we're contending with overcast. meanwhile at the golden gate and will still be problematic along the coast a little bit in southern rim a little bit. this fog lower 60's cover the east bay up in the north bay. it's 50's 57 san francisco 61 for san jose. the clouds doesn't show any interference coming upstream shore kind of on our own with the m

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> moderna has completed its submission for full fda approval. the company is seeking priority review for its covid-19 vaccine which is currently under emergency use authorization for adults, 18 and over moderna has also filed for emergency use authorization for children, 12 and over older and trials are currently underway for children younger than 12. the priority review process. typically takes months. but the fda says it's shifted resources and worked around the clock to complete the necessary steps for approving pfizer's vaccine sooner than usual. >> meanwhile, johnson and johnson announced today its booster shot provides a, quote, rapid and robust increase antibodies when used on people who have already received the one shot dose. the company says people who got the booster shot 9 fold increase in antibodies to covid johnson and johnson is now working with the fda and the cdc to get the booster shot approved for the public say with cloud for for our continuing coronavirus coverage just scan the qr code with your mobile device. you will be di

. >> noelle, a pleasure to get you back n a lot of interest i know in crypto as people say bitcoin iszing the round numbers don't mean anything, but they kind of do >> never a boring day, brian thanks very much >> we wouldn't have it any other way. thank you very much. >>> all right. it is never boring in the world of money and finance and crypto in particular. >>> coming up, well, it still may be 110 degrees with 100% humidity outside in new jersey, but starbucks says what a better time for a really hot fall-flavored beverage a look at this morning's top trending stories ahead first some yasmin vossoughian why you are top headlines. >> the crypto recently stolen has been returned by the hacker who took it. poly network says the hacker began returning the funds as soon as the heist was unveiled and has provided the key to the remaining fund how about that >>> elon musk giving a less than optimistic take on tesla's latest version of its self-driving software, calling it, quote, not great musk's comments in a tweet comes days after he touted the autonomous systems at the ai day. >>> and

breaking barriers in the medical tech world now on trial for duping investors and patients kron four's noelle bellow joins us now in the newsroom with the latest. noel. >> so now she was once the golden girl of silicon valley and now elizabeth holmes is at the center of one of its biggest scandals homes arrived to the federal courthouse in san jose. earlier this morning for jury selection she is facing 12 felony counts alleging she engineer to massive fraud scheme with her company theranos not their nose was created back in 2003 and was once worth 9 billion dollars now holmes and her ex-boyfriend business partner wani are both facing charges. they defrauded investors and patients. the promise was that the health technology would be able to screen for hundreds of diseases with just a finger. but patients who are wrongly diagnosed technology are now set to testify in this trial. and holmes is also expected to speak. >> now we're here at this point where it's it's very much a low point right now. we're finding out a lot of the details about what happened at that company. we're going to probably

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the bay area, air quality management district is extending an air quality advisory through tomorrow. this comes as smoke from these fires trickles down to the bay area times. the yellow part of this map indicates a moderate health concern. green is good. pollution. levels are not expected to exceed federal health standards. so no spare the air alert will be in effect tomorrow. still, the agency is recommending people with respiratory issues avoid being outside as much as possible. and this of course, all tied into the forecast. said chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk well, clearing the air. hopefully. yeah, we're going to clear out there a little bit more guys. the next couple of days. we've got a stronger on shore flow return. >> that westerly wind and that means that nice clean ocean air is going to be pushing onshore. still not going to be perfect. we have some haze time to time and then the begin lot of part of the week. think we're starting to talk about more smoke again. but right now the golden gate bridge. you've got some fog that's mo

kron four's noelle bellow joins us now with a little insight. well, an short sanaa's. yes.rts say climate change is to blame for the intensity. >> of these disasters. the force with which i did came barreling through the gulf coast and the intensity with which we are seeing fires burn across our state today. i spoke with paul professor in the you see davis land air and water resources department. he says multiple disasters happening at once. it's not a common occurrence, but it has happened historically speaking and experts are expecting it to happen more in the future as far as the fires that we're seeing go over. it said climate change has inevitably made them worse conditions on the ground very dry are very dry and that that's persisted all through the year. data from noaa shows major disasters do continue to worsen year over year. if you go to noaa web site and google, for instance, billion-dollar disasters, you'll see a map that they put together every year showing all the billion-dollar disasters that. >> continental us has experienced since the 1980's. and what we're

noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. hi, noel. high daria san jose could be following san francisco and requiring vaccination proof. >> to enter businesses are going to be following that closely. plus doctor fauci actually giving us a possible end date for the pandemic and the only way to reach it is for more people to get vaccinated is also mentioned when kids under 12 might be able to get their shots to get all that information and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scanned, the qr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. thanks a lot. let's talk football. yes, let's talk football forty-niners have one more preseason game left before they really start to count. >> but here was over the weekend. rookie quarterback, trey lance helping lead the team to a pre season win over team to a pre season win over the los angeles chargers. it threw an interception no worries because he settled in and by the

noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. good morning. good morning. daria.p of parents in danville who are against the school district's mask mandates. they're actually going to be holding a rally this morning we'll speak with one of the organizers in about 10 minutes about their frustrations towards those mask mandates to catch that interview live and to get real time updates on local and national headlines all day long. just grab your phone scanned, the qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store where you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. >> all. thanks. lot, noel. >> so quick update on the various sports teams. well, baseball really? yeah is off. but the giants are playing are taking on the arizona diamondbacks. and check this out. 5th inning. alex dickerson grand slam over the right field wall. that gave the giants a six-run lead. and you think that we all we need the diamondbacks did clawed their way back. in fact, in the 7th inning, they tied the game from 6 down a time again. heading it into overtim

the news is always come in kron four's noelle bellow up in the newsroom with more on what they're working. the home viewer. we're continuing to help families get ready to get back to school this week. today we're going to be talking about special programs. returning. >> to schools and how teachers are handling music classes amid the pandemic but of a tricky situation there with the masks and safety protocols that will break it all down for you to see that interview and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines. just grab your phone scan. this qr code. it app store so you can download kron-on for free and spend the day with me. back to you guys. all right. well, thank you very much. and one quick pit a video piece of video for you to some amazing images from the international space station. >> 0 g gymnastics. that's with here enjoying up there as we rounded out the tokyo olympics here this past weekend. one of the french astronauts on board recorded video of his partners up there. performing various routines in 0 g. so they had a whole lot of fun. as you can see, a little di

noelle bellow is standing by. hi, noel high daria. we're going to continue to following up on that.e around 11:00am so if you want the latest details on that turnover here to kron on. plus this afternoon. cal fire is going to be giving us an update on the wildfires. we're seeing statewide several continue to burn and threatened homes and businesses up in northern california. for sure. okay to catch those live in to get real time updates on local and national headlines just grab your phone and scan. this qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. thanks to oil. >> well, take a look at this. cool little bit of video here. we've got monterey bay, whale watchers, facebook page posting this video of some whales that they spotted humpback whales in blue whales re doing it sound for you, huh. like in fact, they've seen a lot of them, they say what last weekend. for example, they spotted like 40 whales. traveling across the one day never happened. have you ever been. well, watching. >> once and it

and cal fire provide an update on all things wildfire related kron four's noelle bellow was listening in. she joins us in the newsroom and she has an update now. well. >> it's more than 13,000 personnel are spread out across the state right now battling 12 active wildfires, 9 of them considered to be large fires. now the biggest one being the dixie fire right now. it stands at 40% containment. it's been burning for more than a month. and it's the second largest wildfire in state history. but it's the caldor fire that officials are calling the number one priority right now. it's just 5% contained and it is knocking on the door of the lake tahoe basin. it's burning in a timber environment that officials say is exceptionally dry. they say the dryness of the area is actually making the flames in the forest burn in ways they've never seen and spot fires are growing rapidly due to extremely dry brush, which is making it pretty hard for them to get a handle on now smoke from those 2 fires is what's causing scenes like this. this is video from south lake tahoe over the weekend. fick orange sm

noelle bellow is on vacation now. it's sunday. august 15th and we have a lot to get to this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. >> good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and yes, off to a start with the traditional morning fog and also along the coast as well. clearing out for hazy skies as what we're looking at. it looks like another day very similar to yesterday, although i maybe we'll get some of that fog cleared out for san francisco along the coast. a little quicker. we did from yesterday. there's the effort. you can see it half moon bay with the overcast skies. not a unusual at 7 o'clock like this. also to the golden gate bridge of the towers. all skewered by this fog. so again, we're expecting the next couple of hours for this to start to clear out for you and then you can see will go well hazy sunshine in the afternoon as we get to about the mid morning hours now upstream here in stormtracker 4. we're waiting for a front to drop south. it's a player. it look

i'm joined now by noelle hatley, senior lecturer at manchester fashion institute. good afternoon.d they are focusing on i it's good they are focusing on sustainability. it is clearly a reaction to increased societal interest and from their customers interest and from their customers interest in sustainability. it is following what other fast fashion brands are already doing, such as zara and h&m. they already have products which have some sustainable characteristics, which is whatjohn proposing they should do. the problem is that the fast fashion business model is based on low cost and high speed and that is basically unsustainable. i challenge the comment that some products are worn only once. i think dresses are likely to be worn once, posted on instagram and not warrant again. fine instagram and not warrant again. one wonders really — instagram and not warrant again. one wonders really what is the meaning of the word sustainable within the fashion industry? ok. of the word sustainable within the fashion industry?— fashion industry? ok, so this lack of an agreed _ fashion industr