but again, this on highway one. oh, one near the downtown novato exit. if you're going traffic is growing steadily out to the francisco area back to, you thank you. we know exactly because rain has been following that on the map. team coverage out in the traffic center. good morning. dana. good morning. it's back to pass dale. so as you're traveling along, look at that here. it's you're definitely seeing a delay. so. >> the good news we've been following this all morning. but now we've got more lanes open. so again, this is south of the long avenue. novato on the southbound side. if you're traveling like she mentioned down one lane is closed. the rest of them are now open on the northbound side, 2 lanes blocked 2 lanes open because earlier today we had multiple lanes all close, but you are still seeing delays because traffic is still going slow because they have cones there and they're still working through that. so i would not suggest don't take want to win it all. just hop over here take lake built a 37 to one o one traveling from the east bay into the

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it is available on pew research.org. let's start on the right.our different groups, starting with the faith and flag conservatives. guest: they are consistent conservatives across all issues and very conservative. even more conservative than the average republican. it's not as if there are exceptions. many of them live in rural areas. they all nearly voted for donald trump in 2020. they are highly politically engaged. they pay attention to politics, high voting participation. they are an anchor of the republican party. host: 10% our faith and flag conservatives. 7% or 15% of publican party are committed conservatives. what are they? guest: they are also very conservative. they -- there are some areas where they might diverge from other groups in the republican coalition. going back to the former president, they voted for donald trump at high rates, almost all of them voted for him in 2020. they are not quite as high on the president in terms of his political future. they are less likely to say they want him to run for another term. there are a fe

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the statues that are on display are on display, the ones that are not on display are in storage on theve boxed up museum items are all stored on shelves. >> wonderful, and we have an item which is on loan to mexico city, is that right, to the museum in mexico? >> currently on loan, you're correct. there is a request of a loan for a couple of exhibits in mexico city in 2023. we're negotiating that with the parties down there. we have loaned them before, but that will be brought to the board closer to the time the negotiations will be in place. >> and i think it's great that you're starting the oral art history project. >> and remember, one treasure island is about the current last 20 years on the island, so we want to make sure that we're all part of the same family. peter, you did a how -- it's important to us at the museum, but i'm glad to see it's kind of coming back around a little bit in support of this group. and again, it's not your first priority right now, but i'm just so glad that we're doing that. >> yeah. so i'm going to open it up to the board for any comments or questions?

stay when one. oh, 5.90, step also broke his own record with the fewest games ever to reach 100 threes, he needed just 19 of them. if the season ended today in my opinion, steph curry would be the runaway mvp. maybe kevin durant could make it interesting. but right now that's player on the best team in the league having a host or exceed and it's crazy. thank staff is having and historic season after all the historic seasons he's had in the past. he just keeps raising the bar, but we get to witness it and cover it every day. nothing short of amazing. steph curry. all right. guess what we klay thompson and james wiseman update both clay and james have been assigned to santa cruz to work out with the warriors g league team while the dubs are on the road. that means they'll be down there through tuesday. practicing and presumably scrimmaging. what a sight to see wiseman hasn't played since last april. clay, of course, has not played since june of 2019. both will be welcome additions. but. i'm sorry, jam

i was like i'm on these on my go.n and not gonna keep fighting for us on the light. >> on the i teach on up and i couldn't breathe much an open marriage to breathe and missed that. i was a fight or flight. so i just went back other way. but i was able to get out and overnight. travis stopped speaking out on his instagram page saying he is reaching out to families of those who died and that he didn't know the severity of the situation from the stage anytime i can even as going on. >> you know, you know, stuff. so and. you know, helping get the help they need know in this league just devastated. i could never imagine anything like this. does happened. >> and we just found out that travis scott he was pressing for this sunday to music festival in vegas and he has canceled it at the reports are that he's too distraught to perform. he's offering a full refund. anybody got tickets. >> we'll take a break. it is a 26 still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a deadly shooting at a birthday party in oakley in which 2 men w

it's going to 46 minutes on one.h, one 85 has not been much of a better option that one is also proving to be very slow this morning. james and darya. >> thanks a lot, john 18 lawmakers return to dc this week with a big agenda. they have to get to taking care of before the new year. yeah. lots to get done and we'll see if they can do it in dc this morning. we've got anna wiernicki with the update. >> good morning. the senate gaveled in yesterday. the house returns today. and while the president's build back better. bill is dominating talk among democrats the main focus this week is funding the government before friday. >> the center will come to order. congress is back to work this week with a lot to do and not a lot of time to get it done. the end of the year. legislative mad dash is officially upon us. texas republican senator john cornyn says congress has 2 weeks to pass the national defense authorization act avoid a debt crisis by the 15th and fund the government before it runs out of money on friday. this. >> ri

attack on the capital on january 6th. the committee is trying to determine the origins of the attack that was planned by trump supporters to stop the set of cation of president biden's 2020 election. when kristen salumi has more oh steve band. and the long time advisor to the former president was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6th capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding the bands that took place that day. they point 2 statements, he made the day before, the january 6 attack on the capital in a pod cast in which he said that extreme events were going to happen and quote, all hell is going to break loose. on the following day. the you and climate summit in glasgow has gone into overtime is delegates, try to reach an agreement on a draft plan to protect the planet from catastrophic global warming. the call a mr. cap global warming at 1.5 degrees. this to happen, the well needs to achieve carbon neutrality. by 2050 the financ

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is on. a mere 30 shopping days left until christmas and the buying bonanza kicks off in hours as black friday gets under way. we'll break down the holiday season plus a big bet on bitcoin, tom lee calling for prices to nearly double by the end of this year why he sees a big breakout building >>> later, bring out the fancy silver ware, thanksgiving, traders are serving up a heaping helping of their favorite food snack. and a few names there with leftovers. we start off in a festive move this thanksgiving eve after a two-year race. the balloons are fast ready to go for tomorrow's thanksgiving day parade, santa claus is set to be the star attraction. but, has st. nick already come and gone for wall street this year the s&p 500 eeking out a gain today. it's still down nearly a percent from the record hit on monday. the nasdaq down more than 2% is it too late to get in on the seasonal rally in will investors be left with a lump of coal in their stockings this holiday guy adami. happy hump day the

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with me on one trip and let me show you the reality.this is not some humanitarian scheme to raismany. my god, people are dying out there. every four seconds somebody is dying from hunger-related causes. we have a vaccine for this, and it's called money. >> the head of the world food program who you just saw there, david beasley, he didn't just single out musk, and he mentioned jeff bezos, too, and he said $6 billion could feed whoever is hungry right now, but not forever. and that got twisted into elon musk can solve world hunger. two things to know. one, musk does not donate a lot of money to charity, certainly not like bezos or zuckerberg or warren buffett. famine is one part lack of food and two part political, where somebody is blocking the supply. uber deliveries will now deliver diapers. uber is not ready for that, delivering babies. >> i will take one. >>> a malibu mansion selling for $177 million. yeah, this is making it the most expensive home sale in california's state history. it was purchased by a billionaire, a silicon vall

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keep an eye on it. i think it will continue to go higher >> waiting important the very first trade on what could be the biggest ipo of the year, rivian, the first trade we think imminent "the exchange" picks it up right now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, prices are jumping, inflation expectations are surging, and the administration is playing defense. what does it all mean for stocks we have your inflation nation plays. >>> plus, trading rivian the ev truck makers debut is the biggest ipo of the year, raising nearly $12 billion that's actually the largest haul in a u.s. exchange since 2014. can the capital help it reach scale? >>> mickey, meat and money we have the action, the trade on beyond meat, disney and sofi >>> first, as we await rivian. >> still waiting the indications as you saw on t "the halftime report." sentiment wise on wall street, not far off record highs but on a two-day losing tyreek. the dow is off one quarter of 1%, roughly 90 points

i think this is one sector on which -- well, we can see some value on them -- [indiscernible] on chinanservative when it comes to equity. that means we remain invested in the -- invested in -- on sectors which tend to be richly valued, but on which we have better visibility of the forthcoming earnings. paul: frank benzimra. thanks for joining us. get the vonnie quinn. vonnie: china and the u.s. set to work together to slow global warming, issuing a joint statement that injects new momentum into the last day of the cop 26 climate negotiations. the nations agreed to boost efforts to cut emissions including by attacking methane and illegal deforestation. to meet in the first half of next year to focus on faster actions in the decade. >> the u.s. and china have no shortage of differences, but on the climate, cooperation is the only way to get this job done. this is not a discretionary thing, frankly. this is science. it is math and physics that dictate the road we have to travel. vonnie: antony blinken says allied nations are prepared to react if china uses force against taiwan. peaking at

let's finish on this, just for you, tk. on crude, this administration leaning hard on opec+.y fold? this morning, crude in, $82.22. tom: you mentioned iron ore in china. that is a topic for another time. i am looking at the trend on commodities, and the trend is in place. jonathan: was that lengthier enough for you? $82.22 on crude. let's get you some movers with romaine. romaine: everybody right now is taking a look at bed, bath & beyond. this is the second-biggest volume mover, the largest percent gain or on the day, up about 53%. this is largely because of an buyback program the company announced yesterday and a deal apparently it has with kroger to add some of those private label brands into kroger stores. it is not really clear how this is going to affect the bottom line. remember, you're talking about a company that three of the past four quarters has missed on eps and revenue. we don't get their next earnings report until january. keep an eye on lyft, a 70% jump in revenue in the most recent quarter, as well as the 51% jump in ridership. they say they will be profitabl

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take us on the go. am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington, and once again i have been passed up. "people" magazine, we have the details on the big reveal coming up for you. it's not me, but congratulations to this man. that's coming up for you at 5:45 this morning. >>> in about an hour, i mentioned nurses are expected to hit the picket lines outside several hospitals, and this comes as there's another strike at kaiser. >> cierra, what do people need to know about this? >> reporter: people need to keep in mind we are talking about two separate incidents. let's talk about the picket slated to begin in about an hour, and it's slated for across the street. there are two separate incidents and two separate issues all that affect those at the kaiser group. the picket is planned for 6:30 this morning and it's to warn the public about issues with kaiser's new home program. there are patients sent back to home to be held for in a remote capacity. the program does not provide the patient the best possible car

this is one hour. [inaudible conversations] [applause] it's not often i get applause lines like that. good afternoon. i'm mark green a a welcome toe woodrow wilson center. congress established the wilson center 50 plus years ago for the purpose, in their words, of strengthening the fruitful relation between the world of learning and the world of public affairs. while many centers deal in data information, congress asked us to go further and elevate scholarship and learning, and so our currency is knowledge. our focus is independent analysis, , and our purpose is crafting options and ideas that decision-makers can believe in. we are also the only washington think tank to research programs dedicated to u.s. relations with each of our immediate neighbors. another reason that we are truly honored to host this discussion with prime minister of canada, justin trudeau. [applause] >> so our candidate institute director christopher santos are today, been running around like a crazy man. i can see he's calm. tha

tv and then took on a life of its own on social media. >> i ask any billionaire, come with me on one trip and let me show you the reality. this is not some humanitarian scheme to raismany. i want to put the world food program out of business. my god, people are dying out there. every four seconds somebody is dying out there from hunger-related causes. we have a solution, we have a vaccine for this, and it's called money. >> this idea that musk can somehow solve world hunger took on a life of his own, and the head of the world food program, david beasley, he just did not single out musk, and named others. elon musk replied, he said if the world food program could solve world hunger, i will sell. there's no question more money would help, but solve is a big reach. musk does not donate a lot to charity, a fraction of what others compared to him do. it's one of those things where it would be nice, where somebody bring me diapers and you have enough on your hands. >> yeah. literally. don't want it. thanks, scott. >>> let's talk about this. a malibu mansion selling for $177 million. cha-ch

colored ones is the ones that we're proposing on the list on the chart above. next slide, please. so in terms of thinking about equity and so forth, we have been looking at, you know, these different areas that are showing up in our capital plan. we have a building our future section, and again, i mentioned racial and social equity, but an affordability around how we're addressing housing, climate resilience, earthquake safety, and infrastructure. part of that is our transportation bond, which will -- which i think is going to be a topic coming up at our planning committee very soon about how we balance those needs. i have another slide, and we're done. we depend on the long range plans, like our city's general plan and the various general plan updates. we're also updating our public safety element. yeah, i mean, our public safety plan element is going to be updated, and these are critical to enable us to be thoughtful about how we're going spend dollars as we go forward. with that, you can go to the next slide. i think i'm done, and happy to take any questions

the call on the fed really is the derivative of the call on the u.s. economy. >> it's unsurprising economists are all over the map. >> the labor market is incredibly tight and workers have leverage. >> inflation will be down to 3% next year. >> we had a big repricing of the fed and the markets are moving. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance," with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: all-time highs coming in on this friday. this is "bloomberg surveillance," live on tv and radio. together with matt miller, tk will be back on monday. we are down one quarter of 1% and shaking off fears from europe. lisa: we are looking at a playbook of what happens if the pandemic stays around longer, perhaps long -- lower rates and longer waits for liftoff of the fed. perhaps a dialing back of the inflation trade. jonathan: the small caps negative on the russell a little more than 1%. euro-dollar, 1.1290. matt: i pay very close attention to this as i'm just about to move back to the u.s. and will convert my salary from euros, but it is weak and looks

we are now moving on to item one is general public comment. this is an opportunity for anyone who would like to speak on a matter that is not on tonight'scalendar . any member of the public wishes tospeak on an item that's not on tonight's calendar, if these raise your hand . okay, if i don't see any hands raised we will move on to item number two, commissioner i comments and questions. >> vice president: comments or questions? >> clerk: we will move on to item number three. before you or public adoption of the minutes for the 2021 meeting. >> vice president: motion from anybody. >> moved to adopt the minutes has submitted a. >> clerk: anypublic comment on that motion to adopt the minutes seeing none on that motion commissioner lopez . [roll call vote] that motion carries4 to 0 and the minutes are adopted . we are now moving on to item number four which is a rehearing for 21 035 subject property 2722 fulton street. the appellant requesting a rehearing of 21 035 planning department decided july 7, 2021 and at that time upon motion by five vice

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as we come on the air we are keeping a close eye on the goings on on capitol hill.important pillars of president biden's economic agenda. we are also expecting to hear from house speaker nancy pelosi any moment. sharing our breaking news coverage is garrett haake live up on the hill for us.

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smooth sailing, one on for today. of that fog in the central valley, then some scattered clouds overnight. and we're going make note of a few of those tomorrow kind of pain in the skies a little bit. so won't be as blue tomorrow as it is today, but still pretty good day. so looks good for sunday as well. keeping most of the action far away from home. however, by monday night into tuesday. that goes off the scope of this run. we do see a little opportunity for some showers up in the north bay. just a little little bit there. dense fog until 11:00am officially right now. warm and sunny mid 70's going on for high temperatures tomorrow will be some scattered clouds. we just went through some of that continued warm, upper 60's, upper 70's still possible in some of those inland spots. then for this week, some minor cooling. that's right. a shower monday night, perhaps in the north bay. but it looks a lot more interesting as we get into thursday night and friday. that looks like more earn a shot of rain highs today 72 san fr

oh, one. and we will start with san francisco police arresting multiple people suspected of robbing the the louis baton store in union square the crime happened last night around 8 ooclock in the video sent to us from one of our viewers, you can clearly see officers chasing down and then appearing to smash the windows of a silver mustang. it's not clear if the suspected robbers were inside the car glass of the on stories all cheddar to, of course, from those robbers in this video from another viewer. you can see another person fleeing the scene. look arms full of clothing and this was just seconds before police officers swarmed that silver mustang. the officers eventually pulled someone out of the war and are seen taking that person into custody. look at that silver mustang right there. now we've reached out to san francisco police for more details. but have not heard back yet. this is something we'll continue to monitor as the morning goes on. now for 15 days. all eyes were on the courtroom i

a new one. i cities go to pretty nice that the world is becoming more digital bit. people aren't going to become completely recursive and only stay in and i only use digital, i can even able to say 10. you can see how people have changed through something simple like small, like 10 years ago, maybe 15 years ago. if you tell yourself or anyone that you have a device that can track you out and see where you've gone and you've been waiting and see what you thought, everyone would go. we can't do that. that's. that's to really, again, every with liberty, we don't do that. but now everyone's got a device mem, okay, that does exactly that. people have accepted in because our lives are inherently carry with them the more we allow our lives to be taken over. if you can use that term with digital aspects, with io t, the more open we are to security threats. so it's a bit of a trade off, but it is, i think one that's worth while we continue to battle cybersecurity as best we can. and it's one of those thi

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now that they one is going to be a new war on terror. new on terra legislation, essentially to import all of the authorities from the 1st warrant terror on to domestic soil. with the bill, the mentioned sponsored by congressman ship one of the most hawkish members of congress. this was all going on before january 6, reminds me a lot about neo conver itching to overthrow saddam hussein prior to 911 and 911 became the pretext that really gave the fuel for them to do what they had wanted to do before that same here they were talking about in the war on terror, against rightly, extremist, even before 16, and 16, then obviously provided the, the old justification, the necessarily high fear levels to keep population in check. and we all know that congress has a certain kind of investigative authority, but it's not unlimited for a very simple reason, which is when crimes are committed in the united states. it is the justice department in the f. b, i responsible for investigating those crimes. what they're doing here is essentially running a par

i'm on time. well, it's great to be here and portrayal hills somewhat dog patch at the bottom of the hill, one of the iconic night life venues in san francisco celebrating 30 years in business. this is absolutely extraordinary for night life venue. when i think about all the places i went to growing up. the one-up, the glass cat and all these other venues, they're not even open anymore. so growing up in san

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one of his favorite on the cars was an american package. he rode in it until the late 1940 is when the u. s. i saw started producing an equivalent of its own. the army is one month by the next you ssr leader khrushchev firmly believed that people loved him. so he didn't use armored vehicles and took a special liking to domestically bail convertibles. however, soviet leaders had to go back to using army cars after a failed attempt on branching as life in january 1969. the laws, zeal to drive the head of state policy from the president of the soviet union. the heil gorbachev, to the president of russia barissi, else in the soviet union collapsed. and so did the country's economy. it was a heavy blow for all industries. an automobile manufacturing was no exception. so the president of russia barracks yelton chose a mercedes. initially, vladimir putin use the same until all the necessary pieces of the puzzle came together in russia, funding technology, and what's even more important people who are capable of taking on such an ambitious project.

and right now we're on our way to leave one of them. the 1st person we're about to meet is only one of almost $10000.00 members of the telegram chat drivers. and one of the passengers used to find each other. oh, well, it's not hard for me to give someone a lift because many people got into a situation where they don't have a q r code and they can't get to work and taken a taxi's extremely pricey. i picked up a woman the other day. she had to pay a $1000.00 roubles to get to work. this is a very high price focus. i have you received a job yourself? well, yes and vaccinated. we do usually give a lift to the same people. no. each time there is a different person. i feel sad for them some trying to say they're able to take the elderly to hospital. and sometimes there are people who can't take their kids to hospital because they have no cure code. far from every one left without a q r code are hard line anti faxes. some have medical conditions preventing them from getting vaccinated. some have received only the 1st jav of the to required an

one of the thing on the observer- one of the thing on the observer front_ one of the thing on the observerve done when _ front page is a poll they have done when all_ front page is a poll they have done when all this was over, unlike some of the _ when all this was over, unlike some of the poles — when all this was over, unlike some of the poles during the week. they showed _ of the poles during the week. they showed that boris is plunging in the polls _ showed that boris is plunging in the polls he _ showed that boris is plunging in the polls. he has recorded his worst personal— polls. he has recorded his worst personal approval ratings this week. it is very— personal approval ratings this week. it is very much cutting through. it is astonishing that boris johnson went_ is astonishing that boris johnson went down this route in the first place _ went down this route in the first place that _ went down this route in the first place. that anybody, but a political humou— place. that anybody, but a political numpty could see that if you try and rip up _ numpty could see that if you try and rip

on climate change. but i do not understand why her congress and senate does not have on a bipartisan basis enough care and concern about the american people. people are homeless, not able to work. people are not working simply because they are getting a big, fat check. i do not understand this. the congress and senate art like two teams of children playing baseball. host: what else are you going to be looking for on capitol hill this week? guest: this is the end of the ballgame. to see if democrats can push this across the finish line and get this deal done. there is frustration in the party, in the country, like your caller was alluding to. people want to see action. people are looking to the president, to congressional leaders to see if they can lead and bring this home and to the finish line. it really does feel like they are right on the cusp of this thing. i >> we always appreciate your help on the washington journal. >> thanks so much. host: -- he is also the author of the new book global health s

your focus on real. lisa: i am focused on real yields going to a record low on the 30 year. also focused on the image of tom keene giving a data brief to vet bill every hour on the hour at home. 8:30 am, focused on input prices for factory makers for manufacturers. the idea that we have seen them surge past 8%, there's an issue we are seeing in the supply chain and some of the issues in the labor market. at 9:00 a.m., we get a speech from fed chair jay powell, given the opening remarks at a conference. i find it fascinating we talk about what the difference will be between a fed chair jay powell and fed chair lael brainard. the bond market seems to think lael brainard will be much more dovish. just the idea of her heading to the white house caused a move in the two-year yield lower. at least, that was the analysis by a bunch of strategist. i am sure people will be saying it was something us completely unrelated causing those moves, but that is at least the narrative that seems to be percolating. 12:00 a.m., from the eia, they are releasing the short-term energy outlook for t

do you have an answer on that one? >> senator, i'm sorry, but i'm not familiar with that specific -- senator blackburn. : ok, then let's review this. and we sub it in -- submit the documentation that i had sent over to me. ms. stout, over to you . we had an issue in memphis with a 48-year-old man who was on your site. re-- he related to a 16-year-old memphis teenage. he claimed to be a music producer and he lured her into this relationship. one of the news articles recently called snapchat the app of choice for sexual predators. this is something that is of tremendous concern. much of it, from what i understand from talking to mom's and grandmom's is they use the snap map location service . i know you are probably going to say that only your friends can follow you. somehow people are getting around that. and these sexual principled torreyes, who are following young people are using this map to get to their location. so, we had this in memphis with the rape. we have another child that was in the middle part of the state

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