look at the dropoff, in the mid-60s.n by friday, 61 degrees, ample rainfall on the way to the bay area. we take it right to your futurecast. i stop the clock for you thursday at 7:00 p.m. is when the really heavy stuff starts to move in. we'll get showers as of 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. heavy stuff on the way. by about 7:00 p.m. thursday, i stop the clock for you friday at 8:00 p.m., the red, the oranges, the yellows, that's heavy rainfall and an atmospheric river tap that extends all the way out to the hawaiian islands. i continue that futurecast and stop that clock again for you saturday at 9:00. it's still coming in heavily. this is the kind of rain that does produce localized flooding in the bay area, so you want to make sure you're ready for that. an idea of how much we're expecting between thursday and sunday, we will show you what we think here at nbc bay area. four to six inches on the valley floor. in the north bay with six plus inches certainly possible. in the higher elevations in the south bay, an inch and

warm enough to where we may be up in to record territory. 70s continue and then we see the dropoff sundayow morning speaking of dropping off not as mild as it has been. it is going to be chillier. patches of fog and maybe density. so watch for the morning commute. the afternoon, south bay 66. san jose, 67. los gatos. 65. the sunnyvale. 61 in pacifica. and downtown san francisco, a few high clouds. 60. north bay, sunshine and high clouds. we'll call it filtered sunday. 65 in nevada. east bay all in the 60s. 67 in oakland. 65 pittsburgh. and pleasantton. and you can put the umbrellas away. a warming trend wednesday on for a few daszys. into if 70sthe 70s around the area. and for valentine's, mid 70s. i know we need the rain. president's weekend is looking right now. just a little cooler towards sunday and monday. >> coming up a bay area water manager in trouble for what he did to the water. that is next. >> valentine's almost here as we said. new at 6:00. seven on your side's michael finney explains how to >>> a young man accused in a deadly street race entered a plea of not guilty today. g

okay so the shale revolution having been one of the growth stirrers of america, do you worry that the dropoffn oil over the most recent couple of weeks and months is going to put a damper on economic growth that came because of what's happening in texas and north dakota? >> every time a relative price changes, some good versus another, there are reallocations of capital and resources and economists talk about that all the time, so the answer is the big fall in oil prices producing segments of our economies will suffer more, but on net, the view is my view is, that it's a net on net of boom for the u.s. economy. >> and we haven't seen that significantly flow through the economy yet and the fact that oil prices have come down people have more money in their pockets, they are going to spend it in the economy, are you expecting that to happen? >> i am and it has happened. the gdp report that just came out, consumer spending growing at 3.4%. that's robust, fastest growth we've seen in quite some time. >> let me turn your attention to the federal reserve firing back at people like rand paul. senato

the snow pack. then heading into monday, we'll see a dramatic dropoff in the windchill values, another arctic blast on the way behind this storm system. it starts to arrive on sunday night. by monday, stepping out the door. it will feel like it is in the teens. the windchill gets even more dramatic as we head spoke the evening, so we'll all feel the chill again as you head into the work week. now, overnight, heavy rain is possible, especially east of i- 95. 28 to 36 for the lows. temperatures basically steady or rising. sunday morning, temperatures in the 30s. the rain tapers off quickly. we could have some sprinkles and see that slushy mess hang on. anything that didn't melt during the morning on sunday is going to stay put. the high is 39 to 45 on sunday. we could have that left over shower. the winds become northerly. that will bring in the cold air once again. sunday is a yellow alert. we'll still have effects of the storm. monday is a green alert day. we may have to upgrade it to a yellow alert because of the patchy ice. and tuesday is a fairly calm weather day, but it will be cold with a high

oil, which one would expect to be a positive though we've seen only negatives so far come from the dropoff oil including cuts in jobs and spending as well as the strong dollar, as well as a brush stroke attitude when it comes to a number of initiatives a number of you are working on when it comes from the federal government as opposed to what you can do on a state level. so let's get right into it and talk about where is the growth in the economy and what has worked so far. i'm hoping that all of you will be interactive with your colleagues to get this conversation going. governor herbert, i'd like to begin with you given that you have seen a big dropoff in unemployment in your state. can you give us a sense of what you've seen in terms of what has worked in that regard? >> well, thank you maria. we're honored to have you here with us. in my 10 years as governor, like governor hicken blooper said, the primary focus was to turn the economy around and turn around the economy and get out of the great recession. when i came in it was about 8.7% unemployment rate and today it's 3.7% and we've h

the current temperatures, still mild, san jose, walnut creek in the lower 70s, santa rosa, -p 0, forecast headlines, a little bit of a dropoff in the numbers for tomorrow, more fog tuesday morning. i use feel like i'm in the middle of june or july with the pattern developing. tracking the fog and dry weather pattern we are talking about that will continue. starting out monday in the low 40s. could have some patchy fog in the north bay valley. patchy coastal fog. it has been a warm weekend so far, we'll cool things off in the order of two to five degrees as the area of high pressure begins to weaken and move to the east. we'll see more of an onshore breeze. patchy fog developing. monday night into tuesday, but still dry, the storm track not getting south as all. the dry weather pattern continues, right on through next weekend. here's our forecast. the model we'll take this into the 12:00 hour tomorrow and showing you the hundreds of patchy fog closer to monterrey bay off lower shore as well. look what happens monday night, coastline, into tuesday morning, get the idea with the presence of the low cloud deck and the stronger o

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the night tonight. i wanted to show you, every area exempt for except for one is going to see a substantial dropoff in the wind, with the exclusion of the north bay. santa rosa staying gusty through tonight. same for napa valley. otherwise, we're starting to see those winds really taper off in the south bay. 55 degrees for us right now. we're at 57 degrees on the peninsula. right now 59 degrees in san francisco. a cool day coming your way. kind of a return to winter as we get into the last few weeks of wintertime. and this is a good indication that we are going to see that wind continue to drop off as we head throughout tonight. temperatures are going to be very, very chilly. a return of widespread 30s by tomorrow morning. that means you'll need to bundle up. as promised, here's your cinequest opening night forecast. temperatures on the cool side. 8:00 red carpet 52 degrees. 50 by 10:00 p.m. a big after party. 49 degrees at midnight. if you've never attended cinequest, check it out. you can catch some of these movies for as low as $5. a lot of that money stays here in our local community. it's great event

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those who operate the drilling rigs say they are seeing business dropoff. >> we have been running four rigs most of 2014. we have already dropped one and gone to three and we'll be in the process in late february/early march and go to two. >> while economists say oil- related jobs are in danger, they note consumer spending is up as people are spending less money for gas and energy. new federal numberses released yesterday show consumer spending rose last quarter even as the growth of the economy slowed. >> new details now about the terror attack on a korber grocery store in paris earlier this month. a u.s. official tells cnn that the gunmen recorded that attack on january 19t 9th that killed four people. a french reporter says they were able to e-mail the video before he was shot to death. it's not known if anyone received the e-mail, but french authorities were able to get video from the camera that was worn. . >>> tonight the mother of a japanese journalist who was purportedly killed by islamic state of iraq and syria militants is speaking out. she wants her son to be remembered for

the mall of america? >> reporter: it does seem like a pretty normal day in there. i talked to store managers who said they didn't see any dropoffss over the weekend. and said today looks to be again like a normal day. there are signs urging people if you see something, say something. security is visible although i have to tell you, it's not overbearing or overwhelming. my colleague producer nick did talk to one family who had been here for shopping weekend from kansas a lot of people do do that here. and he's interestingly enough a former -- an army veteran served in guantanamo and he thinks americans are tired of this and want to get on with their lives and they are tired of these things. he did acknowledge he didn't tell his wife before -- about the there had been this threat and she did acknowledge she was a little concerned once she did find out. but it seems like a normal day, andrea. >> okay, a normal cold day in minnesota, thank you very much for being there. >> and nbc news contributor michael sheehan served as deputy commissioner of counterterrorism after 9/11 and joins me now. how seriously do we take these threats? t

you think that way because maybe what's going on is we are just reverting back to the range we had before yesterday's dropoff. remember three turnstiles. look at this s&p versus ten year note yield chart. it's about a week long. when stocks stopped going down one turnstile buyers for treasuries disappeared. look at the next chart. this is a couple of week chart of bond yields started going down. the only turnstile left is weak global and domestic economic data. so we want to pay attention to why rates seem to be a little stubborn. the last chart is a chart of euro versus the dollar. it keeps fighting back. we are ready to make close to two and a half week highs should we close at current levels. back to you. >> good explanation there. the strong dollar having a big impact on u.s. trade. imports are up by exports are down. what that means for future u.s. growth. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." energy stocks are moving higher on the back of rising oil prices. exxonmobil, chevron, hess and bp all gaining ground in today's trade. a different story for the airlines. the inverse relationship holds again. united

>> i side with pete. 7% increase on the menu0uu9 pr in 2014 and they were fine. 17%, comp last time. now 16%. they didn't see any real dropoff saying here on the street, when you>@ for guac you buy the stock. these guys are like starbucks in every way. i like it and i think you take the $54 dip and use it as an opportunity if you want to be long the same. today is a great day to do it. >> coming up more green than red in the halftime portfolio today. gm earnings haverdpf jim leben climbing up the leaderboard. his game plan coming up. plus, disney's beat, the "frozen" effect still turning profits and that's good news for josh brown. >> i can't imagine a scenario where it's not at least market performance, buy this thing before it's a three digit name. >> but is he keeping the disney stock in his portfolio? >> out of my shot, snooj doc walk in front of the camera at this point. >> what's the difference? >> live tv, baby. >> we're back right after this, maybe without the doc after that move. >> how long is the tease going to go on! n you trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guarant

the 61 in san francisco. live camera towards oakland, mostly clear skies, sunny and warm for sunday. extended forecast a little bit of a dropoff in temperatures, but these were all juvenile minor changes showing up. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, the coolest spots around 40 degrees. and napa, i suspect once again patchy fog in some of the north bay valleys especially towards the delta as well and the central valley. lots of sunshine in the sunday afternoon forecast. in fact, you can see it spelled out here. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. mild to warm with more 70s out there and february, 2015, remember last week we talked about the storms? we had that very active weather pattern, but looks like another dry stretch possible. had there is a chance of showers 27- 28th. so we're not seeing the rainfall we need and we're going to the other extreme with the dry conditions and very warm condition as well. this forecast model not producing much in the way of fog, but we could have patches locally dense in the north bay and towards the delta. and the temperature range once again by 3:00, in the upper 60s all the way back up

amazon said to be considering using the stores as showcases for hardware and pick-up and dropoff centers on-line centers. we had ans analyst that suggested amazon could sustain maybe a thousand of leases in helping distribution and showcases goods. do you agree? >> absolutely. what irony. didn't amazon run an experiment this fall in new york with an amazon store? so i think the, you know, big picture is, everybody has apple envy. so, you know, at first when apple had their store, no one believed apple could possibly make a retail presence work. and truly it has. and so when you look at that, if i were sony i would try do that. look at the nike store. amazon, absolutely makes sense because it has dual purpose. not only walk-in traffic but distribution. >> yeah. this strikes me as being intriguing and yet somewhat dangerous. i mean, look at amazon earnings, one of the things that maybe wasn't talked about as much as their sort centers, facilities for sorting goods closer to the customer, were a big reason they had as much of a profit as they did because they were able to get their supplier

they'd use them for pick-up and dropoff sites and to showcase their product line. thewould close the other half of its stores. >>> well, billionaire warn buffett has huge energy investments from utilities to oil to gas to pipelines. look at him in that huge media scrum at his annual shareholder meeting. well, 2015 will be bigger than any other year. it's his 50th year, his golden jubilee. and is with all his energy he's got an entire railroad to transport all of it. does he see a bottom in oil? how are his 80 businesses -- yeah, he owns 80 -- eight of which, charles, if you spun them off, they'd be in the fortune 500. >> absolutely amazing. liz: you'll find out tomorrow. 3 p.m. eastern, my live, exclusive interview. the first of his 50th year running berkshire. we're calling it "warren's way." love him or not to, if you listen to what he does or watch what he does, you probably make money. >> you know what? it's just anytime people have doubts about the market, you've got to go back and look at warren buffett. it's nuts. i heard you talking to the panel before this. of

the consequences are especially harsh. committing to something as basic as a school dropoff time is really hard if you have no idea when you're works best for them as a company? >> that is exactly what they say. they say for us doing our workers scheduling a month ahead of time, two weeks ahead of time would be as crazy as this show doing its lineup two weeks ahead of time. we want to see what's going on before we commit to a schedule. >> then the san francisco chamber of commerce complained that requiring businesses to provide schedules two weeks in advance is a one size fits all. >> that's how they're going to push back. no business wants to have any restrictions put on how they schedule people. and this is especially tough, because the scheduling system is tied into every other computer system that runs the business. the question is one of basic fairness. for example, a lot of workers are sent home now after even an hour or two after business -- if business is slow. so if i'm a low-income mom, making $9 an hour i've managed to arrange child care for the day which is not easy when you make that little money and then i'm sen

we've seen a dropoff because of the fallout from spying. >> and these new phones said they were goings an outcry here because they couldn't get into them. that was arguably one of the reasons they did that was not just to make it more secure. but also because there were countries like china that might not have actually been so happy to sell these things if they felt the u.s. government could get inside them. >> whole new world. >> there you have it. >>> let's look at stocks to watch this morning. medtronic earnings beat. american express downgraded citing near term earnings visibility. sutherbys downgraded from outperform. the price target remains $45. lear corps hiking by 25%. also raising its share repurchase program to a billion dollars. >>> coming up when we return, a squawk market master on a possible greek bailout deal. mo hem med el-erian joining us. as we head to a break, look at u.s. equity features at this hour. it could all change as we get closer to the market's open. back in a moment. automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwr

but the reality relying on the rig count to see production dropoff this spring is as useful as punxsutawneyso we'll see that continue to fall while u.s. production continues to rise into q 2. >> let me come back to you, matt. because jim, on top of that gdp number and then i saw the baltic dry index and then i think of the strong dollar and i think of europe and i think of s&p earnings with all the oil earnings. i just wonder if there's something we're not factoring into all the good feelings we have about growth in the world. are all these things the deflation and these, you know yields in europe down in basis points. is there something, a big global slowdown coming up that's going to shock all of us? >> it sure feels that way. and the thing, you and i are seeing that. and i think the market is disappointed about the fact the fed came out last week and seemed unconcerned. it was a couple days after microsoft, procter & gamble reported poor earnings. so the. reason the stocks have traded over the last couple weeks is that earnings have been poor. the numbers have been mixed. the consumer nu

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