it started to include women. it started to include handicapped workers. and there was a real change in kind of the dynamic on the factory floor. this dynamic is reflected today in the people who are still working in the business. we still have immigrants coming into detroit to work in the automobile business or work for many of the suppliers that are either started here or have satellite offices here because of the strength of the automobile business. detroit is still a very dynamic town as far as the folks who live here and the different backgrounds. it's really given detroit a stronger community. sometimes there are some battles. sometimes there's some lack of acceptance. but we try to get through those problems. what we see behind me here now is an assembly line, a real assembly line. this is the body drop portion of the cadillac clark street assembly plant. when the plant was closed, cadillac donated this to us and we brought it into the museum, set it up, and you can now watch an actual 1970s era body drop in operation. the assembly line was an idea

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we don't start the company based on the question, we started exploration. in the summer of 2010 we began to explore these issues. is it even possible? i have likened it to an archaeological dig, of the future, not the past. is there value here or there? we in the lab setting started to experiment. as we went forward we started realizing that there was actually a path that we could point to forward to make this mrna molecule. once we get to a stage that it's clear that there is some intellectual property there, that's when we say, how are we going to create it and once the leadership structure with the ceo. david: the company has a market value of 190 plus billion dollars. when you first invested, how much money did you put into moderna? noubar: we capitalized the first couple of years. we had about $11 million over a couple of years. david: at $11 million has had a return of infinite amount, practically? noubar: no. david: when moderna was moving forward and coming up with the vaccine that has helped with the pandemic, what did the ceo say, did he say i thi

we were sitting there and we were just starting the debate and i started noticing a lot of activity with capitol police and the sergeant of arms. you could hear their earpieces. that is unusual. it was getting pretty exciting. unfortunately, i have been in the situations before overseas. i looked over at jason smith was beside me and i said something is going on. it was just a matter of a minute or so later. i don't get alerts on my twitter feed like a lot of people do. that was my first indication that something was happening and things started moving pretty quickly. >> you are where in the chamber at this point? >> the second or third row. i think it was the second row on the front. it was on the republican side, the right side toward the middle. >> where are the police officers that you are able to hear what is happening in their earpieces? >> they are moving up and down the items. i was sitting in the middle section on the side and they were right in the well. that is the front part. it is clear something was happening. then lieutenant came to the mic and said that the capitol had be

where do i start? i had a _ it came about -- kev. where do i start?t? i had a phone call from - start? i had a phone call from paul's wife asking me to go noon, and while i was there, i find paul's wife asking me to go noon, and while i was there, ifind out that he had his own record. i didn't ask him too much about it. six months later, i started the job, and he heard me basically singing in the bathroom because i'm nervous to sing. i like to sing along to the radio because i work on me own most of the day, and he got me in the living room one day, i built a risk boarding —— i builta recording studio. and i was writing al bob. he's been asking me to send it over, which i did, but i made sure i sent it on friday because if he didn't like it, than i could go back to work on monday and forget about it. he pulled me into his living room and asked loads of questions. he said he liked the album and would be interesting and releasing it on his label. itjust grown from there. it's just been a whirlwind. it it'sjust been a whirlwind. it really has. paul, all

reid: it did not start with investor. it started with product creator. do we think and speak better? how do we make ourselves better as individuals and as a group? this medium of software, of constructing new products. it was like i was beginning to get that lens of, what does internet mean and how do we work together and play together and live together using the internet to redefine our space and our networks in order to be better? and, i should go create that. david: as you were starting this career, you are invited to join a company called paypal. and paypal turned out to be a gigantic success, later sold to ebay. what was your job at paypal? reid: when peter thiel and max started paypal, they each invited their friend who most understood and had the entrepreneurial experience to be on the board. so, that was me for peter. then, after about a year of being on the board, i was thinking of starting another company. peter said, no, come join paypal full-time and help us, because you have been helping us so much on the board and you understand this stuff,

they started the year today started off. well, i mean, a win's a win. it looked ugly at the end.ometimes you got to win those games. yeah, exactly. you know it all counts the same. just happy football is back. we have the raiders tomorrow night on primetime debut. debuting that new stadium to their fan base. the fans didn't go at all last year. so that's going to be exciting to well, full coverage out of vegas for that. yeah, it's going to be great to see. it's a great place from what i hear. >> it looks from driving down. oakland was cool too. >> you're right. it was going to put that out there. >> thanks sanctions. >> so if you are hoping to go home of 409 million dollars last night. too bad i i think even when you didn't win, no one won last night's 409 million dollars powerball jackpot because of that, monday's jackpot. now an estimated 416 million dollars. you get another chance for folks in california no did match for numbers along with the powerball number. they'll go home with just under $19,000. not bad at all. >> big money i know. more money that you can spend to buy th

beautiful start to our day. we're headed towards the low 80s this afternoon and upper 80s for the inland east bay. up to 82 in napa and 70 for a k parts of the north bay. head's up about that the skies will turn hazy throughout the weekend. what are you watching for the morning commute? >> watching a build of the commute at the bay bridge. the slower build but did fill in. the toll plaza, slow down the east shore freeway and your westbound spots through contra costa county as well. no surprise. what is a surprise is a slow drive. hayward all the way down to fremont. it looked like they may have reopened one if not both of the exits. both were closed overnight and the signs were distracting folks. a crash north 280 at 87 maybe in the lanes. back to you. >>> happening now authorities are planning to clear a growing homeless encampment in the north bay, a camp located in rohnert park in a small rail and park and ride lot on roberts lake. over the past few weeks the encampment has grown. >> fire fear, lightning stor

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and then i started interviewing. i have learned from doing it interviews how leaders make it to the top. >> he said $250. i did negotiate, did no due diligence. >> how they stay there. >> you don't feel adequate now being the second wealthiest man in the world, right? >> -- is a parallel entrepreneur. he starts many companies and biotech at the same time. one of those companies is moderna, now famous for having created the vaccine that dealt with the coronavirus pandemic. i sat down with him in boston to hear about the success of moderna and what he plans for the future in other biotech areas. >> when you came up with the idea, did you in your wildest dreams think it would change the world? >> absolutely not. we thought we might well have the next generation of biotechnology and something that had never been even dreamt before, which was the body parts own ability to make drugs. the notion would be we would introduce a molecule that would code for the drug we would want in the body would translate and make the drug t

the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s.is is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: from new york we begin with the big issue. september gets in early downgraded. >> payback came early. >> q3 was weaker. >> september is a critical month. >> post labor day was the game plan. >> the payrolls report. >> new school year is a wildcard. >> a lot of companies are starting to push back the back to office. >> major corporations have pushed off the full return to office. >> you have given the fed some ammunition to not taper. >> there was clearly slow down.

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i was five years old when i started playing tennis. i started — when i started playing tennis.think helped me develop a lot of my motor skills and my— me develop a lot of my motor skills and my coordination in general and as i and my coordination in general and as i got— and my coordination in general and as i got a _ and my coordination in general and as i got a little bit older i had to commit — as i got a little bit older i had to commit to— as i got a little bit older i had to commit to one sport because tennis was taking — commit to one sport because tennis was taking up the weekends with all the tournaments but i would say playing — the tournaments but i would say playing many other sports and just throwing _ playing many other sports and just throwing yourself into different activities helped in a lot of aspects _ activities helped in a lot of aspects of

let's look. >>> we start off the live look, starting to get just a little busy.ore cars on the ro forive. the's a broken vehicle. it's near trea yo through there. things look nicely the rest of the way across the span. also tracking the brake lights in to the pass. the busy spot 43 minutes, westbound 580 to go from 201 toward 680. there's a high wind advisory in effect for the pass so be careful if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle. all in the clear. >>> breaking news, san francisco state is telling students and san francisco not to arrive on campus until 10:00 a.m. university police are investigating a anonymous nonspecific threat remote work will continue as planned. we have a live crew on the way and will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >>> federal drug agents putting out a warning for the bay area and the rest of the country this morning. they seized an numbf counterfeit er fentanyl or meth laced counterfeit drugs th prescription opioid medication. the dea said the fake pills laced fentanyl or meth because it's cheaper to make. a professo

we want to start you off with a traffic alert. >> good morning. what a difficult morning when we have to start with this type of news, somebody was hit and killed by a car just before the north livermore exit and that means the backup starts before vasco, and westbound 580 was fully closed for about 15 minutes and has opened to just the three left lanes, the three fast lanes, and the car involved in this also stayed at the scene. there's the backup forming, and this will affect folks coming out of tracy and livermore. >>> breaking news. damaging flooding on the east coast as the remanence of hurricane ida devastate the northeast overnight with historic rainfall. at least eight people dead, and just take a look at this. the rescue is happening there. this is the first ever flash flood emergency ever called for new york city. this is video of the rescuers just northeast of new york city. you can see there with a baby inside as well. look how close the water here is streaming close to homes. crews are in the middle of saving people from rising waters

fox news starts now. negative thing to you. i'm andre senior and i'm jana katsuyama infer cristina rendon just one week ago, we first told you about three married mail carriers who were being robbed in oakland and berkeley, plus one attempted robbery. thieves still keys from the carriers that are used to open mailboxes in one of those keys. may have been used to break into 24 mailboxes in one apartment building early this week, cameras were rolling when those mailboxes were hit, and ktvu severly is live in oakland. we're learning about this case, amber, tell us about it. andrea spoke with tenants who have had their mail stolen property managers shared with the surveillance videos of the theft that took place most recently on tuesday. this surveillance video shows a man wearing a face covering casually walk up to a bank of mailboxes in the lobby of an apartment building in oakland. he uses a key to unlock the panel removes items and places them in a backpack. see one of the 24 mailboxes broken into early tuesday morning around 2

i started thinking like okay, when did the start, how did this start? what led up to like me falling apart like i was the go to person in my unit always . if they needed the job done they needed done, right. they asked me, i was physically fit, knew my job, i got promoted to sergeant after work. i was like a lot of fun. i like to travel, go to the beach. spontaneous i was just like the happy person, like the happy go. lucky friends. like, hey, let's go shop and look, a little bakery lets you know, never had a 2nd thought about anything crazy. that's who i was before this. so when the war started, i think most of it was stressful situations every day, like being shot and convoys just driving around and dangerous areas of baghdad. your head was like, constantly like scanning for something dangerous. be a strong sergeant. i don't take no, that's just the way i was. but like the 1st 2 months i was in baghdad like i'm really, really sick. had nosebleeds fainting dizziness. i lost like 40 pounds. so they met of x me out of iraq. then my conway got hit the day

let's start with paying our debt.cans have once again blocked a move to raise the debt ceiling. if we don't raise it america will not be able to pay off its deaths. we never defaulted before. secretary janet yellen said the default would cause catastrophic measures to the economy if we default. keep in mind the debt ceiling goes backward the way your credit card bill does, it covers things we already spent money on, including money we spent during the trump administration, money both parties agreed to spend at the time. money we promised to pay back, red and blue. >> if republicans want to vote to not pay the debts they helped incur, they can all vote no. we are just asking republicans to get out of the way. get out of the way when you are risking the full-facing credit of the united states to play a nasty political game. >> senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, has been the lead blocker on the debtissue, and ot noting kevin mccarthy on the right once full supported it, and when the united states makes promises it

tightening policy they start pulling back.e does not think a stock market selloff alone will cause the fed to move. >> i think the federal reserve understands china is an employer and the global economy. if china had a hard landing that would have serious consequences area i think at this point, it's premature to reach that conclusion. the chinese have tried to tighten things up before, and when it starts to affect the rate of growth and in -- employment, they ease off. kathleen: bill dudley sees a risk of the federal reserve waiting too long to start addressing rising and nation with policy steps. >> they are not going to react to small-market moves on that basis. i think at this point, it's premature to reach that conclusion. kathleen: he talked about rising inflation, the fed is trying to guard against that. bottom line, here is what they are going to look at and but we have to listen or. what do they say about transitory inflation? they raise their inflation forecast when they put out there new summary of economic ejection

so whenever the stock market starts to go down, they start to feel fear or reverse. well, the fact, and so they start pretty money, but it's not just the stock market that they're propping up. it's this whole bubble economy that they're filling up with their. but by doing this, they're actually undermining legitimate economic growth and they're making everybody poor. well and peter, you know you have to wonder dan cohen, the fed, former vice chair, a financial supervision. he warned the possibility of another financial crisis during last week's jackson hole symposium, pointing to vulnerabilities as asset values have hit record high. the government and private debt have reached near record. hi. so how close are we when we look at all of this to that bubble bursting, as you say? well, if the fed did the right thing, we would absolutely have a financial crisis. in fact, it would be worse than the one we had in 2008. that's why the fed is not going to do the right thing. that's why they keep kicking the can down the road because they want to delay that crisis as long as

i do think this notion that you have to go to college at any price is starting, a lot of people are startingto question that. it's kind of sad but it's also i think could have positive outcomes if people really start to rethink whether it makes sense to get into 50 or $100,000 from school to want to come andn debt term is that the only option? you often talk about having the option of free commute because it basically changing the k-12 system to a k $.14 and in recognition of the facts and information society people need more specialized training. is that something you think dovetails with this call? >> guest: the think about free 20 college i wanted to make the point of emphasis something that i released him to question early on in 2012, after the mortgage crisis there was this huge public discussion about whether it was moral and unethical for banks to be giving loans to families that they there ie of repaying. basically you had like all of these loans going to people who were not able to repay them raise under income are based on the value of the house that they were using the loan to buy

sunday, the coast starts cooling and the rest of us start cooling monday. new details about the palo alto woman accused of starting the bonfire north of reading. according to law enforcement, she was thirsty, so started a fire to boil water from a puddle. she said she thought it would rid it of bear urine. the officer noted she was carrying a lighter, several carbon dioxide cartridges, and an incendiary device containing a green, leafy substance. the bonfire has burned more than 60 acres and is 100% contained. reggie: and a federal judge in houston ruled in july that daca was illegal because the obama administration bypass procedural requirements when it took effect in 20 12. today, the biden administration will unveil its plan to protect the program and save daca. this allows children who were brought to the u.s. as children illegally the ability to live and work in the u.s. jobina: this morning on gma and abc news exclusive. robin roberts goes one-on-one with the former president and talks about president biden's agenda. >> i think the build back america

. >> how did they start? 15 fires and a town on edge. >>> the popular lake tahoe ski resort in the path of that caldor fire. tonight, how it held up and whether or not it will open for the start of the ski season. >> we begin with breaking news. a magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocking southern mexico. the video you're looking at moments after the quake show flashes of electricity lighting up the night sky in mexico city with reports of damage to power lines. the rocking taking place, 200 miles from the epicenter near acapulco. you see the trains feeling that impact, really moving. the shaking made a mess out of a grocery store, bottles, cans, boxes, all falling down. this is the epicenter northeast of the resort city of acapulco which again is more than 200 miles from the capital. this is video from acapulco. you can see the debris in the streets. the resort's mayor said there are reports of gas leaks and fallen walls. the shaking causing some people to run out to the streets to gather outside. the ground shaking

landlords could start forcing out tenant who is owe back rent by next friday. the state is urging them to apply for california rent program by next thursday. the one ten nants group says the program is taking too long to hand out that money. >> infrastructure wasn't there to pipeline the money into the community. it's there now and i feel like the money is starting to flow but it's definitely frustrating. there's a huge backlog. >> the spokesperson for the state ease business consumer services and housing agency says there's $1.4 billion dollar left many the rent fund. head oaf to housingiskey.com to apply. >>> thousands of young activists hit the streets all over the world today. they are asking for action when it comes to the battle against climate change in berlin. >>> the voices rang out. several hundred young people from middle school to college took up signs and took to the street. >> message is we're going to fight for our future and not just sit down and wait for our climate to die. >> reporter: the growing threat of climate change an issue that's been

it’s medium and a very very upbeat start to the show.— start to the show.me - start to the show. it's been such a difficult time for- start to the show. it's been such a difficult time for the j such a difficult time for the entertainment industry, as you pointed out in other reporting you have done, but talk is through some of the highlights you are seeing this evening in terms of the frontrunners for awards? ., ., awards? you mentioned in the introduction _ awards? you mentioned in the introduction is _ awards? you mentioned in the introduction is the _ awards? you mentioned in the introduction is the high - awards? you mentioned in the introduction is the high hopes| introduction is the high hopes for many british performers. we've already seen that come true with ted lasso doing well in both of the first two categories for supporting actor and supporting actress. ted lasso is a comedy about football, an american football coach heads to england to coach an english football team and the americans call it soccer. a kind of fish out of water scenario and we

they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. that packers square off in an instant classic what the players are saying after aaron rodgers in the pack robbed the niners of a last second victory. we're not completely crushed here. the raiders pull off another nail biter and fever. los vegas raiders are 30 giants can clinch the national league west as early as this thursday, but. well, they have to do it without the captain's. the a's are hanging by a thread. what must happen for them to sneak into the post season and it was a ryder cup route for team usa, so jump on our backs. as we sprint to the finish

the bay bridge toll plaza starting to build, starting in the middle lanes and that's typical. it's 6:15. it is later than we typically see the slowdown happening on a tuesday. we had a burst in richmond and that's clearing up. an improvement for highway 4. we had a disabled vehicle at san marcos and caused some backup and now is easing up. the slowing is holding steady now in vasco down toward the county line. the earlier disabled vehicle is clear. 680, a disabled vehicle near mission. back over to you. >> we're looking at the golden gate bridge. yesterday we had fog rolling over and now the clouds are higher now that we are seeing the system passing by. we also have an ocean breeze, a westerly wind helping to clear the air and the good air quality will continue today. a lot of green dots meaning good air quality. our temperatures are coming down. today we are going to enjoy temperatures in the mid-70s for the south bay reaching 75 in morgan hill. for the east bay, some of the warmer spots in the upper 70s, and as you look at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it'

things are starting to get busy for that ride in to the pass. we will be right back. >>> a live look in san jose where struggling students are getting help. maria explains the plan to support students who have nowhere to live. >> starting this semester san jose state is offering as to beds to students struggling to find or pay for housing and the demand is expected to go up as san jose's eviction moratorium is set to expire this month. >> i work a part-time job and it's pretty hard to keep up with my school work and keep that job at the same time. >> lucas must split the rent with two others and work while going to school to survive. >> i have to do it in order to pay the rent. >> it's a familiar story. >> i started sleeping in my car because i couldn't afford rent ; phone, food, nothing. >> she was among the 4300 unhouse students identified in 2018 by the homeless alliance. she was part of a group who demanded san jose state provide parking spaces for students to sleep safely at night as well as a dozen beds. >> many of our students are coming

it'll be available september 24th and starts at about $700. a pro model starts at a thousand. the company announced updates to the i-pad, i-pad mini and apple watch. >>> a new survey from glass door finds nearly half of workerns in the united states doubt they will ever make a full time return to the office. 23% think they are going to work remotely full time. 49% are expecting to eventually be back at their office or job site on a full time basis. that's your cbs money watch re. foreheadoney watch.com. at the new exge >>> and a live look at new york city skyline this morning. broadway is finally back after an 18 month break during the pandemic. four big shows opened last night at full capacity. >> jamie with reaction from broadway fans who got to experience live theater again. >> throughout the theater district you can see signs indicating that broadway is coming back to life. it's an important return to new york. not just as an artform but as an economic engine. broadway contributes 14.7 billion to new york city's economy. outside of ticket sales and supports 96,900 local jo

she started a woman's closet, club women's movement totally forgot.this amazing amazing movement of social and other things like took over the use in alabama for black teenagers because they could run it better and more empathetically than white people running it. she truly believed, along with her husband, her husband tests something like there's as much as there is in writing a poem. she believes the solution for the solution to be the ongoing effects of enslavement. she was surrounded by poor people from a former plantation and she believed having them keep house and cook healthy food and bring up their children but give them self-respect and dignity she thought white people would just have to recognize african-americans were no different from them and even if the white people never came around, she would have given her immunity for tools to lead a good life itself respect, leading good life was a political statement for black people in 1900.ti >> i thought she was an amazing character, sadly i thought i had never heard of. >> so many people have n

before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections —some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >> for your money tonight. california will be sending another round of stimulus checks eligible californians will see the payments in their bank accounts or get a check starting next week. >> the first batch of payments went out about 2 weeks ago, people who made $75,000 or less on their tax return are eligible to receive $600 plus an additional $500 for those with one dependent. the state will send out a total of 12 billion dollars in payments. meantime, a new treasury report on collecting taxes from some of the wealthiest indicates a lack of irs resources. the report released this week. details differences between what is owed and what is collected in taxes. the finding

we don't start the company ace on the question. we start exploration. in the summer of 2010, we began to explore these issues. is it even possible? i have likened it to an archaeological dig of the future, not the past. as we went forward, we started realizing that there was actually a path that we could point to make this mrna molecule. once we get to the stage where it's clear that there is some intellectual property there, that's when we say how are we going to create 18 to lead it. david: the company has a market value of 190 less billion dollars. you first invested, how much money did you put into moderna? >> we capitalized the fertile -- the first couple of years. we had about $11 million over a couple of years. david: $11 million has had a return of infinite amount? >> no? -- no. david: when moderna was coming up with the vaccine that helped with the pandemic, what did the ceo say? >> when the beginnings of the pandemic were beginning to show themselves, back in 2020 we have a discussion about starting a program just to be in a position in case t

the decline has started. the pessimism is getting baked in it's highest level since october of 2000 which was seven months into the dot com collapse. that's an incredible data point. sentiment matters. we need to see this before the market can turn around to me it means that it's going to happen, you may have to do some buying into any serious decline and i've got to tell you, the word emphasis on serious. they are so defensive, you may be bored i don't care about interested. i care about boring and safety as we head into this decline in is not a show about trade. there are times when these historic patterns hold off it may be the most consistent pattern of the last 20 years i've been sharing with you for a very long time and here sit. each time there's a different reason people sell i've seen people dumping stocks because they are worried about another debt ceiling crisis, making it difficult to do business we see heavy selling in everything from drug stocks. even as the vote failed through the industrials.

, i think we started to get...ormal. and i'm really happy that i— get... that's normal. and i'm really happy that i think i gave more confidence by doing this in the final— confidence by doing this in the final because nobody did this before — final because nobody did this before i_ final because nobody did this before. i think it can be one more turning _ before. i think it can be one more turning point. finally, in case you haven't seen it, here's why the all—ireland women's t20 cup semifinal between bready and csni has gone viral. and it was because play was briefly stopped when a four—legged pitch invaderfancied playing a bit of throw and catch! 0h, oh, the dog has the ball! laughter play resumed after the brief interruption, with bready winning via the duckworth—lewis—stern method. that is impressive fielding, i have to say. can always rely on animals to say. can always rely on animals to provide entertainment. and that's all the sport for now. we'll see you soon. hello there. this weekend is looking very chan

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jordan became several years ago started getting into the political incorrect fight, started talking about in canada they were going to penalize people if you miss gender to somebody which was framed at if jordan was somehow against trans people, he's not against them at all he just didn't want the government to be able to compel. most logical people understand the difference there that you should treat people with respect but the government shouldn't punish you for using the wrong pronouns or whatever it may be. that really blew him into the stratosphere and in the online world he'd written a book called the 12 rules for life which was the number one selling book of all 2019 so something like 8 million copies worldwide i had the true honor of being on tour he did about 120 stops and shows in a year across the world. he was spectacular and what i saw this man do was say this is what i believe, these are the rules that have helped me live a decent life and i think that they can help you live a decent life and every night we would go to a sold-out theater after sold sold-out theater and i wo

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they start to clear. you should be able to get through with about a couple minute delay max getting through sfo area. use your patience. getting toward the bay bridge no problem. no delays yet. it's 5:18. we should see a little slowing on the incline and the short bit. the richmond bridge there is an incident, a disabled vehicle reported around the toll plaza. we don't see a problem as the lanes come toward us. a smooth drive. we could see the silhouettes of the trees in the background. that's the closest i get to show the cool sunrises. there you go. a silhouette of trees. >> as we wake up this morning get ready to head out, maybe heading out in oakland and our temperatures are nice and cool. jacket for the start of the day. it's not so much for the afternoon. but we are going to see that trend heading up as we'll start out with a few clouds. by 8:00, 9:00 starts to clear out. nice by noon. it will look hazy in the north the greens and blues that indicate some moderate air quality. still fires burning to

that could start to change. it could start edging up of european bond yields.to the u.s.. that gap between the u.s. bond market and the european bond yields. it has already been happening. it's about repricing the difference between central bank policy approaches to this environment where we are seeing inflation rising. it's a different mix we are seeing. we see more value at the longer end of the yield curve in the u.s. bond market relative to the european. exactly as you say, that's where there's a bigger change in rhetoric that's happening. in europe versus it hasn't started in the u.s.. tom: that divergence in global bond markets is worth focusing on. an opportunity. in terms of the yield environment, we saw this. higher yields here in europe. how does that play into the financial sector? this is a defensive play, you argue. georgina: yeah. it's interesting actually. a lot of sectors have done well. economic growth has improved. the pandemic is by no means over, unfortunately. banks and financial stocks have lagged that. they did better earlier in the year.

we've started off with a bit of sunshine around and some warmth.england and wales in particular. then midweek, a ridge of high pressure will settle things down, we should see some good spells of sunshine before more rain arrives for friday as a new low pressure moves off the atlantic. now we've got a complicated area of weather fronts moving northwards across the country — this first one bringing light and patchier rain across parts of scotland and northern england, but it's this batch of rain across parts of central, southern, and eastern england which will be quite heavy with the risk of some localised flooding in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder as it continues to journey its way north eastwards. but i think we should start to see skies brightening up in northern ireland, wales, southwest, but the sunshine comes out and could set off a few heavy showers. but disappointing temperatures where we have the cloud and the rain, otherwise highs of around 19—20 celsius in the warmest spots. that rain eventually clears away into the north sea. could

thanks so much for starting your morning with. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura today. now we begin right now with team coverage on the desperate battle firefighters are waging in south lake tahoe to save homes as the caldor fire moves in. >> meteorologist kari hall is tracking those conditions. firefighters are dealing with. first we sent "today in the bay's" bob redell to the frontlines and talk to us about the drive up there to south lake tahoe. >> very smoky, especially along highway 50 which we're along right now. so smoky that at some points we had to slow down to find the lines in the road. we were fine, of course. we made it here to echo summit where you can see the fire is burning. there you can see a flare up right now and we're also as the sun is coming up, starting notice a lot more smoke is coming here up through the canyon which makes me wonder if there was an inversion and if that inversion is starting to lift with the heat coming up. there is a red flag warning in effect for the tahoe region

mild start to the day. 66 degrees.ll cool down a couple more degrees around 7:00 to 8:00 and then all sunshine today, although it will look a little bit hazy as our temperatures warm up. we'll talk about our microclimates and the air quality coming up in a few minutes. >> stay in the east bay, not contra costa county, but this is alameda county. look at all the cars now filling in the lanes right near the dublin interchange. we'll talk about the speeds through this area and another crash that i found, actually big changes in the commute heading through the east bay. >> it's 5:13. good morning. very good monday to you as well. all eyes on inflation again this week as we get the latest numbers showing what american consumers, you and i, are paying in the stores. friday we got numbers showing what factories are dealing with. inflation continues to worry even as economists assure us it is temporary. tesla and toyota pushing back against a proposed bill in washington that would give car buyers a bigger break for buying elec

the family started the school. you're not really knowing how their son josh would get to class, but look, leave it to a 12 year old joshua realized the shortest distance to school with across the lake to get to the school that sits on the lake. he suggested kayaking those three miles. i was nervous when i started to go out a little bit more, and i noticed like how vast it was easy and sort of bent no, let me just drive you to school. if you can't get on the bus will drive you to sc who wants to take a chance wants to be adventurous wants to do something that. probably none of his buddies would do. and how can i say no to that? good for you? the family says josh will stop using the kayak soon as the weather gets colder, but he already has plans to ski to school. when that lake freezes over. back here. in the base of the cover. pumpkin patches are starting to pop up in our area. next we'll take a look at the challenges pumpkin farmers in half moon bay facing this year when it comes to their harvest. is your family re

to get started as we speak.e considering whether we will all need a third dose of the covid vaccine, where we stand right now is that pfizer says it's internal studies show a booster is necessary after six months to keep up immunity. 2 million got boosters when they were first allowed for people with immunocompromised situation. in israel their early data shows that the boosters are effective, however, there are other studies including the "new england journal of medicine" that says the booster was effective, however, scientists in the lance sid science does not appear to show a need for a boost in the general population. we talked to a disease expert. >> i think what's going to happen is they're going to say, let's give third shots for those over 60, people in long-term care faculties and maybe health care workers. >> the former cdc director will speak with the "today" show this morning when that gets started, when we get that tape we'll bring that to you as well and we're monitoring the meeting, that fda panel

so we actually started off — this will work? so we actually started off as _ this will work?ly started off as 100 black - started off as 100 black interns focused on investment management, and that started off with a dinner for black managers and found out that there were not many of their metal. we decided to approach a number of firms to set up to the programme and what they are essentially signing up to is to offer one internship to a black student who is studying at any uk university, across any year group of higher education or study, so something that is tangible, and paying the national minimum wage though no free labour under this. we had a number of conversations and this is how we threw a couple of zeros on the end of our name and we morphed into 10,000 black interns in the space of eight few months and the premise is very similar, so six weeks, minimum of the local living wage over the summer to black students at any university including international students however we are now partnered up with more than 700 businesses and firms across the uk representing 24 diff

did you ever anticipate something like that when you started or helped start the company?d: one of the things to think about when you are strategizing -- i have this framework called abz planning, thinking about the spread of outcomes. what is the best outcome, the worst possible, the intermediate, what could change the landscape? i always knew linkedin could be the network or platform that would be transformative and it was the kind of thing the most aligned with microsoft's vision. does that mean i knew microsoft would end up buying it for, you know, the largest acquisition in its history? and the answer is no. i dealt with hostility. it was the outcome, not the goal. the goal was something that would enable every individual professional to transform their career by collaborating within a network. david: when you sold the company to microsoft, you went on the board of microsoft. let me ask you. microsoft was a company that came out of nowhere, became a dominant software company. many thought it would go south as it was becoming older. it transformed itself with a new ceo