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we saw lightning strikes this morning outside occidental. so we will keep you advised of that.eanwhile east bay some light to moderate rainfall around 680 in pleasant hill into walnut creek towards livermore valley alamo and danville. we have precipitation lifting from the south to the north with the wind out of the south and southeast, the

asegura que la presencia de inmigrantes pone en riesgo la integridad de lo que llama "la civilizaciÓn occidentalng provocaron la indignaciÓn de varios de sus colegas. incluso, el presidente trump, que ha respaldado la carrera polÍtica de king, descalificÓ las palabras del congresista. >> asÍ que el congresista solamente tiene una actitud, no solamente antiinmigrante, pero es una persona que quiere regresar el tiempo, cuando los estados unidos era netamente blanco y no entiende que esta diversidad ha sido lo que ha hecho al paÍs excepcional. enrique: melÉndez se refiriÓ a la interferencia rusa en las elecciones, lo que calificÓ como un ataque a las instituciones democrÁticas. >> yo sÉ que el presidente tropa no llega a esa conclusiÓn, y quizÁ porque haya intereses que tenga. pero los rusos no son nuestros amigos. son nuestros adversarios y quizÁ podemos considerar los enemigos. el esfuerzo de tratar de afectar nuestra elecciÓn es como un ataque. enrique: el director del fbi podrÍa dar a conocer maÑana informaciÓn sobre si existe o no una investigaciÓn en el fbi de los vÍnculos del gobierno de don

picked up some lightning near occidental this morning.hen you see the yellow and orange, that's moderate to heavy rainfall right there near highway 101 and 580 from san rafael through larkspur into mill valley. upstream middleton heavy rain this morning over an inch of rain in 24 hours in cobb. fremont also with some light to moderate rainfall and union city seeing rain all lifting towards is unknown in the 580/680 corridor in the tri- valley. from san francisco through south san francisco including sfo, moderate to heavy rain into san mateo including the san mateo bridge, the dumbo, as well. redwood city moderate rainfall. as we zoom on into san francisco, anywhere from the richmond district to the sunset district into ingleside and bayview district, we have the raindrops on the rooftops. this is all subtropical moisture. it's lifting from the south in a northerly direction and ejecting to the east. gusty winds associated with especially around the rim of the bay. winds have been dialing back in system to 12. but some of these wind gusts

temporal cruz ora una regiÓn donde viven 95 millones de habitantes desde arkansas hasta virginia occidentalhas tormentas vayan acompaÑadas de granizos. >>> una mujer de 72 aÑos fue empujada violentamente contra el piso durante una marcha en favor de inmigrantes en tucson arizona. >>> la cÁmara del video en el cuerpo de la agente muestra como rechaza a la mujer cuando ello sÉ le acerca y como rocÍa con gas pimienta a otra mujer de 65 aÑos que intenta acercarse para ayudarla la policÍa dijo que investigan todo esto ocurrido en la protesta para evaluar el desempeÑo de sus agentes. >>> muchos deportados estÁn divorciados no solo sufren el drama de ser forzo padres a regresar a sus paÍses sino tambiÉn la dolorosa separaciÓn de sus hijos y es que aunque muchos tienen la custodia de los niÑos esta queda en el limbo al ser repatriados, un padre reclama desde mÉxico al pequeÑo que se quedÓ en los estados unidos. >>> lo mÁs cerca que diego puede ver a su hijo es en fotos, en julio del aÑo pasado fue deportado a mÉxico desde el estado de georgia. >>> dice que su hijo vuf ahÍ con Él bajo custodia tempo

we even had a thunderstorm around occidental about a half hour ago so that potential is still out there. here's a look at san rafael where we've had nearly 1.4 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. we're looking south on 101 there. so through

look at occidental. their dividends at 5%, yours is just over 2%, and they can also grow in the tight oil play in a way you are more restrictive with your flat. what does it take to compete? ryan: for us is the value proposition and working to the cycles. we could grow faster but we don't necessarily get paid for that growth. for us it's about delivering value to the cycles. when you compare was to the independent peers, what is their maintenance capital? what do they maintained require flat production? i would rather put our capital flexibility and intensity up against anyone of our competitors in the business. we are spending a low amount of capital in generating modest to growing our company at a very low amount of capital. i think is the way to winning in this business going forward. alix: is there an oil price for you rethink the proposition you laid out? our: no we are committed to position we laid out. we will build a lot of cash. alix: is a six he dollars, $70? what changes the conversation from

er occidental and marathon would be another of. >> you're not a buyer of rich's chevron? >> i like the names but it seeps like they've been stuck in the mud. >> they've been through it all. when i look right now, the lempbl names seem to have the most upside. >> i'm assuming you think it goes higher. >> let's not overthink this. they are on did i have urgent paths. we had way too much. you have a multiyear head and shoulders place. you've had some reasons to go higher. it has moved higher. let's focus on that seasonality. the strongest. it is march 1st. 7.6%. march and i am a over the last 30 years. markets will be the final. >> wow! >> thank you. >> all right. er. >> now who is getting ready? $17 a share. are the traders buying? and palo alto getting crushed. some are betting the pain is over for the cyber security stock. trading tools, give you access to in-depth analysis, and a team of experienced traders ready to help if you need it. it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. e*trade >>> the highly anticipated snap ipo. hey, lesl

jump into the mid-60s across the santa clara valley and to the north in santa rosa guerneville and occidental. windsor, as well. mid-70s common around the eastern portion of our bay area. warmer weather for the weekend and i have the detailed forecast still coming up. >>> roberta, thank you. berkeley police are hoping you can help them identify 30 individuals who allegedly vandalized uc-berkeley's student union last month. it happened on the night former breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at an event hosted by the berkeley college republicans. the riot shut down the event and caused an estimated $100,000 damage. at least 6 people had minor injuries. police are also encouraging witnesses who may have more photos of that night to come forward. >>> this morning, president trump continues to pressure republican lawmakers to support the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. one of mr. trump's core campaign promises. >> today president trump meets with key house committee chairs to discuss advancing the gop healthcare bill. and vice president mike pence will meet wit

places like occidental, you are going to be very chilly.an francisco, fremont in the upper 40s but because you're sitting right by that big ocean bay, he's got temperatures probably in the low 50s. that will keep these temperatures up a little bit, that warmer ocean keeps things warmer. tomorrow morning in san francisco, cloud cover. pretty quickly goes away. partly sunny, mostly sunny in the afternoon. 56, 58 degrees. in san francisco, almost 60 degrees. temperatures tomorrow three or 4 degrees up. 60s not in san francisco but in places like morgan hill, san jose coming up at 64. these temperatures warm and then yesterday by a fair amount. in the 5-day forecast, that's the trend. this warm-up takes us wednesday thursday and friday. these are all upper 60s and low 70s days. is weather could easily get us lots of trees. lots of trees are blooming now. wednesday and thursday, i think that tree pollen is going to raise havoc on folks who suffer allergies. 70 degrees. very warm. very springlike. it looks drive for the foreseeable future with a

some cells contain moderate to heavy rainfall and i did pick up some lightning strikes near occidental early this morning. this is the latest. we do have light to moderate rainfall right there right now in throughout mill valley also lifting into san rafael, terra linda, muir beach as well and this activity is swinging into tiburon so definitely slippery around the san rafael richmond bridge. meanwhile we have been watching this area for the potential of any kind of thunderstorms. we picked up light strikes earlier this morning. moderate to heavy rainfall. east bay coming into the action. right around the san ramon valley into the 580/680 corridor, always definitely slippery when wet. heading to oakland, also 580 through san leandro into oakland into the bay bridge. meanwhile, the santa clara valley not so much rain. you're getting that whole shield effect where you are minus the rainfall due to the coastal mountain range. meanwhile the peninsula been hammered this morning also santa cruz mountains. you have there the precipitation around the san mateo bridge and zeroing in on san fran

we even had a thunderstorm around occidental about a half hour ago so that potential is still out there. here's a look at san rafael where we've had nearly 1.4 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. we're looking south on 101 there. so through 7:00, the potential for showers and even some thunderstorms with some small hail. by noon, we get a little bit of a break and then showers redevelop even some thunderstorms possible from 4:00 to 7:00. temperatures going to hang out in the upper 50s to low to mid 60s around the bay and inland. >>> so far, so good. or pretty good anyway for the tuesday morning drive. here's a look look at the bay bridge toll plaza. little stack up in the cash lanes here on the left-hand side and yes, that pavement is wet as you can see. not a total downpour in most areas. it is scattered and it is fairly light. one problem that we did have earlier this morning that has cleared up, southbound 17 in the los gatos area we had a tree down that was blocking the right lane, but about 15 minutes ago, crews were able to get that pushed off to the hold and that was a little bi

we have had reports of lightning strikes outside of occidental so we'll remain on storm watch.precipitation is now lifting to the north and moving to the east, when you see the shades of yellow that's the heaviest downpour and it pushed out right there, it was located over san rafael, richmond, but you can see it now to the north of hercules. same thing around here outside of the north bay. moving into the fairfield area. east bay you have the hit-and- miss showers from moraga through danville into san ramon. sunny thursday, rain friday. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, march 21st, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> there is more real news ahead, including real-time reaction from the president's twitter account to the house intelligence committee hearing. and the fbi director's extraordinary fact check of a presidential tweet moments after it was sent. first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> select airports and airlines to make security changes. >>> how unusual is this kind of restriction and what does it say to you? >> un

. >> first up, i have every confidence, occidental, raising estimate, the price goes to 79 and energyons may look expensive. relatively s&p 500 but the analysts think occi is toward the low end of a net asset value and their position to further lower costs in its new logistics hub. >> everyone is going lower on costs. stock number two, questioning diagnost diagnostics. goldman likes it, love is it adds it to its conviction buy list and boosts it from 113 to 101. likes lower cost lab testers and think it will gain more. that $113 target on quest is about 14% upside. >> next up, abbott labs, bmo downgrading after it outperformed up 19% versus the s&p 500. abbott is within striking distance of 48 bucks a share and st. jude acquisition is closed and so maybe it is time for the stock to take a pause. >> maybe. all right, and finally your small cap stock of the day. nautilus. the home fitness company, imperial upgrades them and boost the target to 20 from 16. recently met with management and like what they heard and nautilus should have an easy quarterly comp and their new bowflex, high vel

trump sacÓ el extintor para apagar varios incendios, en la calle con el vice presidente en virginia occidental entre el presidente trump y el lÍder de la cÁmara de representante paul ryan para algunos se vive una verdadera cacerÍa de brujas para encontrar al culpable del fracaso del gobierno por no votar su programa de salud para sustituir el obamacare. el domingo el presidente invitÓ a ver la cadena conservadora fox news a las 9 de la noche y una vez el programa al aire esto. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> el llamado de esta presentadora para que el presidente de la cÁmara paul ryan renuncie y tambiÉn esto. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> la jueza janin dijo que este fracaso polÍtico no es culpa del presidente, y que nadie esperarÍa que un hombre de negocios inter entendiera el caa washington. lo que dijo el presidente fue una ma muestra de apoyo al show. tambiÉn hubo defensas al mandatario y crÍticas al legislativo. el director de la oficina de presupuesto dijo que la imposibilidad de tumbar obamacare es una victoria del establecimiento de lo que estÁ podrido de lo que anticipaba el mandatario. >>> mÁs graen

socialist and occidental college of professor politics karen hell man, frequent guest on this programlly to address the extremely low tax rate paid by bernie sanders. have you got an explanation for this, caroline? >> well, stu, i'm a democratic socialist. no, i think bernie sanders given his income should probably be paying a higher percentage. i find it fascinating donald trump did indeed pay taxes and it was anti-climactic moment reminded me of geraldo rivera opening the titanic safe and lot of play-up but nothing happens. he pay as lower percentage than average americans who pay 31% in taxes when you put together state, federal, social security income tax and medicaid and medicare. stuart: caroline -- >> higher than average american. stuart: i want you on the show i honestly could barely believe this. donald trump paid a tax rate in 2005 of 25%. and bernie sanders, who is a democratic socialist, just like yourself, and you and i have gone backwards and forwards over tax rates, he only paid 13%. i can't spell it but i know hypocrisy when i see it, and that, caroline is hypocrisy. >

. >>> yesterday on this program i spoke with socialist professor from occidental college.or someone who is a very high income enter. watch this. >> i have no issue returning to something that looks like the system of taxation under eisenhower or under presidents in the '60s. stuart: how much would that be? >> i would like -- somewhere between 60% or 80% for people who make incredible amount of money. top 1% i would like to see them taxed at much higher rate because they can afford to pay it. stuart: 60, to 80%, right off the top. economist brian wesbury is with us. what would a 60 to 80% tax rate do for the economy? >> stuart it would be awful. couple things real quick, if you went back to the 620's, and '50s, tax tes, no one paid them. there were massive deductions available. this idea somebody paid 60 to 80% of their income in taxes it is not true. it never ever happened. we got about the same revenue back then as a percent of our economy as we do today with half those tax rates. stuart: okay. >> number two, if you really want to go back to the '50s and '60s, our federal