from the delta down to the tri-valley and also for silicon valley where we see some light showers and much heavier rain for the santa cruz mountains and that's where we have our forecast, vianey arana and what to expect. >> reporter: it is coming down. the sideways rain right in the face. you can see the fog and rain blowing sideways now. the time line of levels through tomorrow evening. if you can pop up the graphic -- okay, we're going to go ahead and take you to the time line. now to mike. mike? >> vianey, the whole story there, the rain coming down. i have it over here. we're up in oakland now. the water and the larger vehicles, that rig there. that rig is moving well and the other rig north of there has been cleared from 880. no other problems in that vicinity. you see all that rain coming through over into hayward and getting hit -- the data i'm showing you from the weather system. vianey and kari, the storm ranger with that red sweep. i have it as well. we share the data and then it translates to this, the blue, the puddling, the standing water on 280 south of 92. it swept thro

highlands it will cut through caverns and canyons, across plains through sudan and egypt and into the deltaterranean sea. around 85% of that water comes from here and that is why a vast new dam being built in ethiopia is dividing nations. this is the grand ethiopian renaissance dam and it is driving ethiopia's ambitious plans for industrial revolution, to put its growing population to work to power the region and to tame the river, but it's also at the heart of a row that has sucked in sudan and egypt and threatens peace in this part of africa. when it's finished, this will be the largest hydroelectric power station in africa and one of the biggest dams on the continent. it will not only power this country but the surroundings countries as well. ethiopia didn't even ask the countries downstream before it started building. that is the scale of this country's ambition. after just five years of work, it's almost two thirds complete. this project is a project that is being built by ethiopians and that will benefit other african brothers, sisters and other countries. the project manager says it

the rough cost of a delta heavy. it's hard to know exactly but it's in the order of two hundred fifty million dollars. the falcon nine the falcon heavy can carry. twice the payload of the delta heavy for about one hundred million dollars and so it really is changing the paradigm of how much it costs to get into space and and that's the revolutionary aspect i think of what space x. is doing but dr hoffman i wonder if it's perhaps too early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's to be usable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is that shuttles turned out to be much more expansive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics market it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see can space x. maintai

this is a common sight in the niger delta. neighboring communities spills are a catastrophe farmers can no longer farm fisherman must sail hours from the coast in order to catch anything. brazilians often blame the international oil companies . in shells pipeline network alone there have been more than one thousand since two thousand and eleven according to amnesty international the outcome of it us is. ever to. be sure. all companies operating in iraq. are still failing to drive up. their response shell for example takes irish seven days to respond just fills. a lot of patients lorries cation it should go to a larger should face. pressure because that means it is. the environment they lived close to communities. illegally the companies must respond to spills within twenty four hours that's why amnesty is calling for more grist executives. shell has described the accusations in the statement as force and without merit and claims that the majority of bills are caused by sabotage and theft. in which criminal gangs try to extract

delta is stand big the decision to discontinue the nra benefits. offer low priced tickets for nra members going to their convention in may. they want to remain neutral. and in a memo to employees, delta a said that customers and employees wanted to know how e range of views on how to increase safety in our schools. and he also said that we are supporters of the 2nd amendment. and so, avery friedman is a law professor and in cleveland, and good to see you both. so avery, is it legal for a government to publish a private entity for taking a stance? >> absolutely not. they violated the first amendment. this is the history of the georgia legislature. for 50 years, fredricka. they do things like this. ha they are not allowed to do it, and let me read the statement that delta confirmed in the nra made and this is an official representative that the media was, quote, glee ffuli profiteering off of the death of the students. so delta has cut the benefits to the members and they have sold 15 tickets since then, and the georgia legislature lops off $15 milli

sacramento county, the city of stockton and several delta water agencies hope the lawsuit will stop the approval process saying the water resources control board illegally held private meetings with the federal government and another state agency as far back as 2015. today the plaintiffs will ask the judge to put a temporary stop to the tunnel project's approval hearings. >>> forecasters are warning residents on both the east and west coast of potentially life- threatening severe weather today and into the weekend. even before the storms rolled in, they started creating headaches for travelers. hena doba is at laguardia airport in new york with the latest. >> reporter: on both coasts, march is most definitely entering in like a lion. in the northeast, residents from washington, dc in new england are in the path of a nor'easter. this is snow in pennsylvania, already contributing to thousands who lost power. heavy rain, massive flooding and hurricane-force winds are also in the forecast. >> the gusts in some cases may go as high as 90 miles an hour which will blow someone over. >> reporte

we're talking about the city of antioch which pulls its water from the delta - at least when that water is fresh. >>> california could be on its way for a new desalination plant in a spot in antioch where it pulls the water from the delta when it's fresh. kpix5's wilson walker on the $60 million plan to change that. >> so it's public water. antioch has unique pre1914 water rights, some of the oldest water rights in the state of california which allow us to pull out of the delta as long as there's freshwater. >> reporter: on the edge of the san joaquin river yet still on the edge of reliable water the city of antioch now has $10 million to pursue some water insurance via desalination. >> to already have the i take system, a water treatment -- the intake system, a water treatment facility. >> reporter: the water would still come from this pipe on the river, but when it reaches this existing treatment plant, it would pass through a yet to be constructed desalination facility and the leftover brine would pass back into the river through the existing diablo treatment plant. >> the problem is

now to the delta it's about the same song and dance. gusts about 20, 25. the sierra is dealing with a lot of snow. even though most of these systems have been favoring the sierra. and it's just poised to bring very heavy snow. winter storm warnings out there. they go through saturday. it may be a tough day if you're going. then the cold air starts to filter in. that's when we could get another round of not only intense shower activity but also maybe some lower snow levels and some reports of hail. off and on rain will take us into friday and then turning colder. by sunday, we will kick this out of here. not really below average as you might imagine. it's going to stay that way all the way into the weekend. off and on rain. and snow will be on the go into probably sunday. and then we will get a break. >> and a rough morning. it already is. >>> 4:20. helping to build a hospital in africa. it's a story, tragedy, and hope. how they turn their loss into a better future for people in another part of the world. >>> steph curry showing support for former president

the rough cost of a delta heavy. it's hard to know exactly but it's in the order of two hundred fifty million dollars the falcon nine the falcon heavy can carry. twice the payload of a delta heavy for about one hundred million dollars and so it really is changing the paradigm of how much it costs to get into space and and that's the revolutionary aspect i think of what space x. is doing but dr hoffman i wonder if it's perhaps too early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's to be usable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is that shuttles turned out to be much more expansive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics market it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see can space x. maintain t

plus despite years of controversy of the niger delta is still nigeria's one of its most polluted regions in the world in a new report amnesty international accuses oil giants shell of and any of responding to oil spills to supposedly we will look at why so little progress seems to have been made. welcome to the program thanks for joining us south africa's chief prosecutor has announced that he is charging former president jacob zuma with corruption the ruling a.n.c. party forced zuma to resign as head of state last month after years of corruption related scandal he. now be prosecuted on a variety of corruption charges including fraud racketeering and money laundering the charges stem from a multi-billion dollar government arms purchase in the late you know political big man like zuma they rarely have their day in court how much of a surprise is it that charges are being brought against him now. well these are actually were charges that were already on the table in two thousand and nine and that seems to cross security i actually decided to abandon that case because he said that he though

the rough cost of a delta heavy. it's hard to know exactly but it's in the order of two hundred fifty million dollars the falcon nine the falcon heavy can carry. twice the payload of a delta heavy for about one hundred million dollars and so it really is changing the paradigm of how much it costs to get into space and and that's the revolutionary aspect i think of what space x. is doing but dr hoffman i wonder if it's perhaps too early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's to be usable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is that shuttles turned out to be much more expansive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics market for its technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see can space x. maintai

but you want to look at the delta of the option action, a back of the napkin probability to see whatstock is going to be at that level or beyond it by expiration. >> final call. >> buy oracle. >> mike. >> put spreads in square. >> dan. >> i like the april 65, 60 put spreads. >> our time has expired. i'm melia lesse. for more options action, go to our website. don't go anywhere, though. "mad money" with jim cramer is up next. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer if i had to sum up this market in whole

he spearheaded the delta education initiative, inspired the cochran fellows program, which has changed the lives of more than 17,000 agriculture professionals from around the world. it's no exaggeration to say that thad cochran's work has broadened the horizons of millions, but it didn't stop there. there were the landmark bipartisan bills like the national missile defense act. there's his partnership with his dear friend senator leahy on the farm-to-school program. the list just keeps growing. when he first ran for the senate in 1978, tha d's thump speech included a line that mississippians deserve add senator who would work full-time -- full-time for them. they certainly got one. thad didn't come to washington to win prays or hog the limelight. this man served in the senate for seven terms and only appeared on "meet the press" twice. no, thad had other business to attend to. he spent his 39 years in this body working full-time for students and educators, full-time for farmers and ranchers, full-time to deliver funding for our brave service members and veteran whose returned home. it

have a 45% probability in a week or so of being basically unchanged in this trade, if you look at the deltas in this option structure if i get the direction right to me, i have five weeks for this to play out as long as it doesn't go the opposite way on a big gap higher, i'm in the game. >> it's not just nike reporting, a slew of big names are out with earnings, oracle, fed ex, general mills, micron. one of those stocks could break out. >> all tech all the time let's talk about an old line tech if we've got this it's, it's about to break out oracle versus its sector, one-year chart oracling the laggard having basically underperformed its peers by 50% or its peers doubling t here's a longer-term chart that's one year. next chart will show us over four or five same circumstance. you've got this lag. i want to show you where the lag really started take a look at the longer-term chart. now we're up to the potential or top potential. several ways to draw the lines this is a five-year chart. one way to draw the lines would be this. a cup and handle that usually is resolved by an up next way to dra

i think the fiscal policy for delta is very strong here in our state. we're the number one state to do business in, when you look at our low tax environment, you also look at the cost of living, the system, along with our world class workforce, we're in a great position. delta's in a wonderful position to continue to make record profits. the issue here was there were many individuals that were already concerned about giving a special tax cut to delta, and then when they weighed in on the boycott, that really was obviously i think the issue that came to the forefront, and honestly conservatives are getting tired of being kicked around. and i'm one of those. i think -- neil: governor, there was a time where there was a transgender debate going on north carolina a lot of groups were punishing north carolina and states that supported that move, that north carolina saying they essentially went too far. there was a lot of back and forth on this, but a lot of conservative groups were united a lot of conservative politicians were united that punishing north caro

, which is based in atlanta, would have been the prime beneficiary. this comes after delta announced it would no longer offer discount fares to nra members after the parkland florida high school shooting rampage. this measure now goes to the desk of republican government nathan deal who criticized the delta controversy as a, quote, unbecoming squabble. he said he will sign it. neither delta or the nra made comments on this issue. >>> let's get you to where you need to go on this friday morning. sal is up early and is ready with everything you need to know. >> let's take a look at the commute. starting off with the ride from gilroy to san jose, northbound one-to-one driving from gilroy to san jose looks pretty good. if you're driving enter morgan hill it doesn't look too bad. all the way through. we're off to a nice start. much better than yesterday when it was raining. right now not raining in san jose. you can see northbound to 80 getting up to highway 70 looks pretty good. on friday sometimes we have lighter volumes and that might help. also not raining right now at the b

the project would move water from the sacramento river north of the delta to pumping stations in southern california. sacramento county, stockton and several water agencies hope this lawsuit will stop the approval process. today the plaintiffs will ask a judge to put a temporary stop to the tunnel project's approval hearings. >>> 5:45. let's get another check on weather and traffic. and last night -- or no, this morning, when i looked outside of my patio, there were leaves all over the place. >> wind! >> yardwork this weekend. >> my husband will. >> how is traffic? >> not so much "friday light" but not to be. we do have a backup over at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were activated at 5:25 this morning. and that backup is now stretching right towards the foot of the maze there. so you got about a 16-minute ride heading into san francisco. here's a live look at the macarthur maze. and your ride along the eastshore freeway still in the green. easy ride out of hercules over towards the maze. 580 we have a wind advisory for folks heading through the altamont pass also the usual de

markets and new customers but america is already overly commercialized you know there's no way of the delta can go the airline business is mature there are so many routes now that can be exploited you can't really create many more routes and you can't really create that many more customers or at a point of different kind of. growth limit to the sheer number of people and customers potential in the geographic limitations of the global economic limitations then of eating themselves cannibalistic least accountable ism so yes my view is what my view is but there's no way to avoid my view at this point in my view those who represent my view is have agency in this particular kerfuffle because both my my opinion is that both sides have agency and both sides are consumers we are a consumer society seventy percent of g.d.p. is consumption so that suggests that one hundred percent of people you encounter during the day one hundred percent of them contribute to a corporation daily so they all have agency right now certainly. democratic side is ahead and they point out that corporations however are inc

>> i decided to support is because it was bigger than just the delta. was a tax break for georgians and it was lowering the income tax here in our state. delta may be one of the largest private sector companies that has 33,000 georgians employed. at the same time we must always scrutinize a tax break for a company that has profits well over $5.5 billion. >> you mentioned how important delta is to the atlanta economy, to the georgia economy as well. you look at that. the number one private employer in the state of georgia. how worried are you that this company might decide to move elsewhere? that's been floated. you saw ralph northam saying virginia's doors are open for delta to move there. are you worried this might backfire? >> no, i'm not. our governor has said he is going to try to work with us in the legislature and figure out what we can do to help delta. at the same time the, they just signed a 20-year lease with us and are well vested in the state of georgia and the hartfield-jackson airport. i don't think they're going to get up and leave us. >>

would have been the prime beneficiary. this comes after deltaed that it would no longer offer discount fares to nra members after the parkland, florida high school shooting. the measure now goes to the deathk of republican governor nathan deal who criticized the delta controversy as a, quote, unbecoming squabble but said even so he plans to sign the bill. >> we were not elected to give the late night talk show host further fodder for their monologues or to act with a type of immaturity that's caused so many of our society to be skeptical about politics. >> georgia's lieutenant governor who is running for the governor's seat tweeted that he won't sign anything benefiting delta unless the airline reinstates its relationship with the nra. neither delta nor the nra had comments on the matter. >>> two bay area girls linked for life. >> don't be afraid to tell anyone. you will be fine. >> coming up next, we'll explain their heartfelt connection. >> and more rain moving through the bay area in the next couple of hours. it will be heavy for a time. so i

heather: how should the us respond? deltaut ties with the nra and the company is losing a $50 million tax break, big business has no business and politics. a big backpack, definitely want to do that. who is this kid? we will study more about it. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. heather: georgia lawmakers sending a message to delta for cutting ties with the nra scrapping a $50 million sales tax break the airline depends on. this happens when you mix business with politics. thank you for joining us. they k

probability in a week or so of being basically unchanged on this trade, if you look at kind of the deltase in this option structure here. if i get the direction right so, to me, i have five weeks for this thing to play out here. as long as it doesn't go the opposite way on a big gap higher, i'm in the game. >>> all right, let's move on it's not just nike reporting next week, a slew of big names are out with earnings, including oracle, fedex, general mills, micron chartmaster says one of those stocks could break out head over to the plasma chart. >> it's all tech all the time. talking about an old-line tech that, if we've got this analysis right, is about to break out oracle versus its sector, one-year chart we know what it is, of course. oracle is the laggard, having basically underperformed its peers by 50%, so to speak, or its peers doubling it. here's a longer-term chart that's one year. the next chart shows over four or five. there it is. same circumstance, right you've got this lag. and i want to show you where the lag really started take a look at the longer-term chart. now we're up

it then traveled to the delta exposure which warranted a second alarm. no obstacles were encountered. the second truck 7 performed extremely well. deployed a 35-foot extension ladder. a fire company is important on the roof. sometimes the ladder -- the first ladder gets compromised. you like it when there's a second way to get off the roof. many they raised that -- it was a 35-foot extension and they did a shoot raise. normally they raise it like this. in this case, they raised it like this. so difficult raise. did a good job. in essence, there were two working operational hose lines on each floor, second and third floors ensuring that each had a backup line. there was that much fire on these floors. ceiling hooks, 18 foot ladders were used to gain access to the fire in the attic. some were able to anticipate this need upon arrival so they brought ladders with them. all companies performed well. as well as i'm sure the rest of the squad did as well, firefighter wood does a good job. acknowledge him. under the pio's report, fire station 35 on february 4th

so, what would happen if the bay delta plan s. e.d. were put into effect from february through june, well, the last 100 years precipitation repeated, there wouldn't be a problem. what would happen if the design drought kicked in and we got into to a seventh or eighth year of drought. i think it would be pretty easy to buy water from an irrigation district because $2700 in acre foot, which is slightly more than what you charge your customers, which i think it's about 2200 right now. we can basically pay all the farmers exactly what they would earn if they were growing food, but they don't have to do any work. we can pay all the processers without doing work and the distributors without doing work. farmers in that drought situation, they're probably going to be limited to one and a half to two feet per acre. you can't grow a lot of crops with that. if there's a voluntary program, and they could chose to sell their water at a very high price and make the same amount of money if they were growing crops you would get there. they say they don

markets and new customers but america is already overly commercialized you know there's no way of the deltacan go the airline business is mature there are so many routes now that can be exploited you can't really create many more routes and you can't really create that many more customers are at a point of different kind of. growth limit the sheer number of people and customers potential in the geographic limitations of the global economic limitations then of eating themselves cannibalistic least accountable ism so yes my view is what my view is but there's no way to avoid my view at this point in my view those who represent my view is have agency in this particular kerfuffle because both my my opinion is that both sides have agency and both sides are consumers we are a consumer society seventy percent of g.d.p. is consumption so that suggests that one hundred percent of people you encounter during the day one hundred percent of them contribute to a corporation daily so they all have agency right now certainly. democratic side is ahead and they point out that corporations however are increa

markets and new customers but america is already overly commercialized you know there's no way of the deltacan go the airline business is mature there are so many routes now that can be exploited you can't really create many more routes and you can't really create that many more customers or at a point of different kind of. growth limit to the sheer number of people and customers potential in the geographic limitations of the global economic limitations so they end up eating themselves cannibalistic least accountable ism so yes my view is that what my view is but there's no way to avoid my view at this point in my view those who represent my view is have agency in this particular kerfuffle because both my my opinion is that both sides have agency and both sides are consumers we are a consumer society seventy percent of g.d.p. is consumption so that suggests that one hundred percent of people you encounter during the day one hundred percent of them contribute to a corporation daily so they all have agency right now certainly. democratic side is ahead and they point out that corporations howe

three quarters of a mile by the delta. loork at livermore, better than it was. next to nothing last hour. in the south bay, upper 30s and santa clara and san jose, and cupertino. it is chilly. alameda, and novato, temperatures colder this morning. bundle up if you are heading out. we'll hold onto the 40s throughout the morning hours. by 11:00 transitioning to the 50s and nontime, low 50s mid and upper 50s throughout the day. rain arriving on tuesday. nice and sunny tomorrow. rain looks like it is going to last through much of next week. carolyn. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news in pleasant hill, authorities investigating a firy car crash that happened after midnight near mercury way. this car hit a tree catching fire. someone in the burning car was unable to get out. we saw the coroner on the scene. the road was closed for hours after accident for the police investigation. they are looking for witnesses. >>> all lanes of eastbound interstate 80 of hercules opened after a free way shooting last night. the highway patrol closed all eastbound traffic near i-8

about 33,000 employees in the georgia area. deltas that it brings about $45 billion worth of money into the state every year. >> it is one of the reasons why atlanta airport is the busiest in the world. and lobbiest have been pushing more years to try to get this fuel sales tax exemption back on the books in georgia. they had it in the early 2000s but then lost it after looking for extra money to boost infrastructure and this seems like the year to get that become until the tweet on da where they cut ties with the nra. >> again, this is not that big of a deal. they gave a discount to people who were flying on delta to the nra convention. this isn't even as big as a the other companies that actually have -- have a credit card with the nra or whatever the case is. the reaction almost seems outsized. >> and delta said today that only 13 people actually got that discount. >> 13 -- >> in the history -- 13. so that shows you this is more symbolic. and once delta made that announcement there was an uproar. delta said they didn't like having

an ole i have us all to often know one of the delta a little brat a model where. none of. us know that there was such a month well enough that it must have filled out of a mobile well that's a tough question on. you know one of you and. mom of diplomacy. had. a lot. less than you thought it would be you know my. mind you had to. respond several days on the central squares of athens and so many older men talking to young boys and then leaving with them. one night we overheard two older men negotiating a price with two young afghans who decided to ask them what was going on. at the age old. age the people of pool afghan is. the only camp we go can i ask you where you from. repeating the afghani you have got to be honest how many months years and grace of the doesn't know the answer every day rather. than you speak more than you know in my mind not because i was asking that i am writing this i'm going to u.g. bork's you and i come to speak no problem i'm working with the future i'm working with her to talk about price i don't know where they are functionally talking about the

unless the company changes its position delta is the largest employer in atlanta and the hartsfield jackson airport is the largest hub for the company in related news dick's sporting goods has announced that they will no longer sell assault rifles at their thirty five field and stream specialty stores the chain ality ltd of the chain initially limited sales of assault rifles to these stores after the two thousand and twelve massacre of twenty children and six adults at sandy hook elementary school the fortune five hundred company also says that they will no longer sell any firearms to anyone under the age of twenty one and will discontinue all sales of high capacity ammunition magazines the corporate statement said that our thoughts and prayers are not enough and list of policies they urge elected officials to pass including universal background checks and a database of prohibited buyers this bold move is reminiscent of c.v.s. alpha's choice to stop selling cigarettes back in the day. the e.u. is demanding that the united kingdom

markets and new customers but america is already overly commercialized you know there's no way of the delta can go the airline business is mature there are so many routes now that can be exploited you can't really create many more routes and you can't really create that many more customers are at a point of different kind of. growth a limit to the sheer number of people and customers potential in the geographic limitations of the global economic limitations then of eating themselves cannibalistic least accountable ism so yes my view is what my view is but there's no way to avoid my view at this point in my view those who represent my view is have agency in this particular kerfuffle because both my my opinion is that both sides have agency and both sides are consumers we are a consumer society seventy percent of g.d.p. is consumption so that suggests that one hundred percent of people you encounter during the day one hundred percent of them contribute to a corporation daily so they all have agency right now certainly. democratic side is ahead and they point out that corporations however are

delta, as i said, they are a big piece of our economy.he we have the world's busiest airport, atlanta hartfield h jackson airport. delta has a tremendous presence there. we have seen some late news from delta as well. that has reaffirmed its commitment for the second amendment. i think that's very positive.

big-time gusting up to 40 miles per hour in the delta even around the bay and this is the key.m we had since january 8 where the setup is classic for rain and snow because the low has parked over water and it has good cold air support. now the bands will rotate in so you have sun breaks but often on rain through tomorrow and then the really cold air filters in friday night and saturday and that is where we have the lower snow levels thunderstorms and hail with widespread amounts saturday and sunday. finally the system leaves on sunday with the next rain tuesday into wednesday. the next three days are looking active.>>> new information on a deadly police shooting from hayward, coming up the reason two officers have been cleared of wrongdoing following the death of a pregnant teenager. ll. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ >>> two fremont police detectives have been cleared from a shooting last march where a teenager was kille

finally, i guess second week of december the cia and the delta force cornered osama bin laden and theast three or 400 of these guys at a place called tora bora. it is true that it unleashed airpower, b-52s and f-16s and even rolled at daisy cutter bomb which is a 15,000-pound bomb out of the back of ac-130 and they really did blow a lot of al-qaeda guys to bits. one of the cia guys said he thought a body count you better bring q-tips. and yet for three weeks straight the cia and the delta force were begging for ground reinforcements. our current secretary of defense general mattis at 4000 marines just 100 miles away. the army rangers already controlled the bog proper bass and thousands of men there within a couple our helicopter rides of tora bora. and the green berets had the presence established are in the north where they were fighting against taliban forces. all they had to do was send them to hell. a bag and beg. you go back to the record of this you will find that the cia men themselves say, particularly gary bernsen was incredibly quotable about this, that they just could not u

. >>> we took it as a slap in the face by delta. in georgia love our country, constitution and second amendment. we have to represent the people here in georgia and not corporate interest. >> when delta airlines announced it was ending a discount program, nra members threatened to retaliate. they killed a proposed break for jet fuel sells that would benefit delta, one of the state's most largest airlines. i want to bring in michelle goldberg who observed here a few days ago political and consumer unrest in this country with josh bower who argued in business insider, they are taking more left leaning stances and tara who is an expert in marketing and communications and i want to return to the point. it's been so fascinating to watch this play out. in which political power in this country is tilted towards older, more conservative, particularly rural americans, consumer power in this country, the things that brands care about, the kinds of people are younger, more diverse and more urban and nothing is more clear what politicians are do

even out to the delta, and the sierra it's going to be a lot of snow. winter storm warnings out there. blizzard warning's for some. it's going to park itself there until sunday morning. our best opportunity for snow, or maybe more hill reports that won't be until friday night. that looks to be the best opportunity. and rainfall will be very impressive for some, certainly out to the valley and up into the mountains. you are seeing the hefty total fear. turn the page and we get some rain. maybe a few upper 50s. i think overall, it's going to be -- that kind of -- not really a big point on the thames. off and on rain. turning colder. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> california may become the first state to ban testing cosmetic products on animals. the proposal that would affect cosmetics, deodorant, and shampoos. >>> welcome back to mornings at 2. john lynch, the 49ers general manager is talking for the first time about reuben foster since foster was arrested last month of domestic violence allegations. he was first arrested in january in alabama. his h

sector is pretty strong i don't really see that much of a reaction after the stuff that happened with the delta news but i would try i find it interesting that that would they that would even take the position as far as the land up because what that what the airline because i don't know why the n.r.a. was getting discounts anyway so it really that was very preferential for them to get those discounts in fairness to to some of these companies what they said was we want to be neutral but it looked like they were being sort of prejudice against the n.r.a. when it when actually what they said was no we just don't want to have a dog in this fight now some of them like dicks and wal-mart they really felt sort of i think a moral responsibility from their perspective i think is good because if you look at their target audience i think that was that was the right thing to do but honestly the stocks didn't rally when they came out with the news which you think well that's positive news the stocks dropped so. i mean honestly everybody what i do i want out of wal-mart trump to they actually they don't have

this is a common sight in the niger delta. for neighboring communities on oil spills are a catastrophe for the international oil companies. in shells pipeline network alone there's been more than one thousand oil spill since two thousand and eleven according to amnesty international. out of it out this is. all it takes on average seven days tourists. on what occasion various occasions. tourists. could not because. it is too. far but they. could other communities. illegally the companies must responds to spills within twenty four hours that's why amnesty is calling for more grist exemptions. cheryl has described the accusations in the statement as force and without merit and claims that the majority of bills are caused by sabotage and theft. in which criminal gangs try to extract their share of the oil wealth. sixty years ago oil production started in nigeria's niger delta since then some people became extremely rich but the majority of the one hundred eighty million nigerians did not benefit most people in the region consider t

also by the delta. and livermore. 52 in concord. at the beach, no more 80s.ay it will be in the 70s. yesterday it was in the low 80s in santa cruz. the cooling continues this weed with that on-shore push. some high clouds. then they will thin out today. tomorrow for easter it will be sunny and breeze. then we are looking at the rain. could be as soon as late wednesday. more likely thursday into friday. if you want to go to the beach, we will have the fog early. i think after 1:00 it clears. ocean beach, half moon bay. temperatures will be mild n the 60s. of course the water temperature quite chilly, 54 degrees. there is your cooler day but still pleasant in santa cruz. 66 in monterey. in the south bay a two or three degree cooldown. morgan hill still warm at 81. on the peninsula, mid to upper 70s. a beautiful day. filtered sun from time to time early on. 69 downtown. the average high is 62. in the north bay look at all the 80s. from santa rosa to cloverdale. further south, 74. breezy in san rafael. 73 in oakland. 77 in fremont. head hadding inland, still pret

we will have clear skies early on but some fog will be developing through the delta and spilling into the bay. overnight tonight. and some of that fog could be locally dense in spots. and that's what you'll encounter on your 12-hour planner. first thing sunday morning. we have that fog, dense in spots, early on. it quickly moves out. and by noon it's mainly sunny skies out there. however, this time of year when you have that sun angle in march and cool temperatures you get this self-destructing sunshine. clouds will bubble up. mostly cloudy by 4:00. and temperatures on the cool side. 50s to near 60 degrees to finish off the weekend. but it will be a dry finish to the weekend. no showers in your sunday forecast. 57 the high in oakland. 56 the high in san francisco. about 60 in san jose. 57 in santa rosa. 59 the high in concord. but warmer air will move in here on monday. future tracker temperature showing you monday afternoon. it's a mild and sunny start to the new work and school week. a widespread 60s. if not we get very close to 70 degrees in a few locations. but that warm air does

tunnel project.>> we are north of the delta. now sacramento county the city of stockton and several water agencies filed a lawsuit to stop the approval process. the suit claims that the board illegally held private meetings with the feds. another state agency as far back as 2015, the groups will ask a judge to put a temporary stop to the total project approval gering's, the state is not commenting.>> we have learned that some of the money will be coming back from the federal government. lawmakers were told today that washington will reimburse all but about $370 million thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed in the wildfires last october. the state should have plenty of money to fill the gap. >>> city and county crews watching those burn zones closely in the coming days, the fires stripped trees and vegetations from hillsides raising the risk of more mudslides. workers have been busy putting gravel bags and straw waddles around the 1400 storm drains and -- in the coffee park and fountain grove neighborhoods. >> these ar