coming up in a live report. >>and here's another look at stormtracker for the radar still looking quite a bit of rain falling around the bay john says it might last for most of the day we'll get another update from him in just a minute. >>7.28 is the time and we are tracking a flowers loud last night there was yes, waking me i really hasn't let up a whole lot i mean it comes in waves, but it's been pretty persistent wave after wave of rain keeps coming on makes the morning a little more difficult to get around john of the yet just that little extra kick up as you're getting out there at least we did have a dry drive to work yesterday and monday morning not so much today though so you do want to give yourself some extra time maybe. >>you get that morning routine down a little bit sooner so that you can not rush when you get under these very slick roads that were in the midst of and as dorian james noted, we're still in the midst of some pretty good rainfall out there off and on showers will in fact continue all d

the stock is up only slightly with the dirt up .8%.son & johnson says the vaccine should be available in the next 24 to 48 hours and we have showed video of it being shipped out as of today, shots in the arm in the next 24 or 48 hours and by the way j&j's still on to deliver 100 million doses by june, of this year. dr. marc siegel joins us now. there are three vaccines available now, so do we get to choose which one we want and what would be your choice? >> stuart, right now with the vaccine scare to you don't get to choose. you take what comes but if you want to know what i think, once we have a choice i would say this, i think the johnson & johnson is really good for people that only went to take one shot or can only have one shot or here's another thing, healthcare providers like me, primary care, the only one we can really put in the refrigerator so i will have a lot of johnson & johnson, i hope. in terms of how powerful this shot is and how may people it's been tested on, i don't think you could do better than the pfizer or the mo

up 6.9%. the rest of the frenzied stocks coming up. changing the subject, it was a great finish to the players championship with a search by justin thomas to win. look at the crowds, must be the biggest crowd at eight sporting events so far, looks like return to normal. all over the country where the weather permitted people were out and about in droves, whether the president or doctor grouchy likes it or not, america is opening up. i think we are taking back our freedom. governor cuomo, the saga continues. the two new york senators demanding his resignation. speaker pelosi and president biden want to hear the results of the investigations first. the atmosphere in the governor's office is said to be so toxic, that some staffers no longer show up. on the show today, former trick-- former secretary of state mike pompeo is coming on on the middle east messed as president biden tries to reopen talks with them. a wave of covid-- covid positive migrants is being released into the country and we will

bit higher, i think, before we open up to widely. so that has been -- too widely. so that has been our idea, to encourage people to be patient, but there is pressure to open things up as quickly as possible. host: charles in new jersey. you are on the air. caller: how are you doing? host: fine, thanks. caller: i am in the poorest county of the state of new jersey, and i have looked at the other counties around the state and they have much more, uh, access to the vaccine sites th an we have here in cumberland county. i live in cumberland county. and it's -- i mean, if you try to get it, it's almost impossible. what concerns me is, i got lucky, i got both my shots. my wife is reluctant to go, so she said she would use me as a guinea pig, pretty much. but now she needs to get her shot. she's a 1a candidate. and they are letting everybody go get those shots, but not checking to see what category they are in. and, i mean, she is an older person. and she -- i'm having a difficult time finding an appointment for her. and i am registered wit

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you hold the phone up, look at the screen. it the shows the real world through the camera and adds in guide points and arrows to show you where to go to get to that sin bon or that gate. it works in only a few locations right now, marcus, but it does include valley fair mall so i went to santa clara yesterday to try it out. it didn't work very well and to be fair it is in beta. it says hold on, slow down, you're walking too fast and if i'm walking too fast then definitely the software needs to be updated. >> you had me sold when it will take me to the cinnebon. the first lady will visit the area today for cesar chavez day and governor newsom is also scheduled to attend. >>> it's international transgender day of visibility. we'll show you and take a look at some of the language that seemed offensive and the words you can use to be more inclusive. >>> plus, a covid vaccine for zoo animals, oh, yes? the animals in the bay area that will soon qualify for the shot. >>> and actress sharon stone killing kelly clarkson that britney sp

they've got a long ways to go to catch up but they'll take the improvement today with the stock up more than 4%. frank? >> i noticed you said only 32 cancellations. can you give us a sense of the perspective in those cancellations and do you see that trend of cancellations continue >> the type of airlines that cancelled among those 32 >> of everything >> definitely not many compared to, look, there were some months last year that boeing would report these numbers and you'd go, yikes. i mean, it was massive cancellations and few orders that started to change we saw that with ryan air and then you saw alaska placing an order and then in february, part of the reason that the max outpaced orders cancellations is because united placed an order for 737 maxes. so that's what we're starting to see here are there some airlines around the world because of their financial state that they're like, you know what? we were on the books for some maxes and we're just not going to take as many? absolutely and that's going to be around for a while, but you are starting to see an increase in max interest a

we certainly see skies clearing up just remain a little bit on the cool side before that weekend warm-upreyna john thank you so out on the roadways right now we're seeing multiple accidents. >>as you're heading on the east bay into the city right now taking the bay bridge. it's going to be under 11 minutes for your drive time, but it's very windy along the bridge. so you want to take your time as you're driving the air but getting a look at things that are happening. we know that we're seeing traffic collisions 2 o 5 westbound west mountain house parkway out in tracy another traffic collision with some injuries 80 westbound that's the soon valley road out in fairfield other accidents along highway 17 southbound that's out in los gatos and another one lower down as you continue to drive on multiple freeways, let's also go ahead and check out some other bridges, a look at the golden gate bridge. we know they were doing construction along the bridge until about so that might slow you down just a little bit again really wet bridge there. i don't see any fog. so visibility should not be impac

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prices aren't going up, but it just takes longer for stuff to show up. the dishwasher back in november and it is not going to arrive until the end of may. it is definitely a unique one that has to go under a sink, but that is quite a long time. i'm doing some construction in this new apartment i bought, and little pieces are getting delayed along the supply chain that they just can't get. they get stuck somewhere. guy: but it is interesting that prices aren't going up. it just takes longer to get them. we were talking about would, just trying to get different grades of timber, really hard at the moment. you just have to wait. not more expensive. just have a much longer lead time. alix: for now. guy: it is going to be interesting to see how we compensate for this, and we see more capacity coming online. fascinating to see what is going on, and it definitely feeds into the inflation narrative we are watching carefully. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. i'm ritika gupta. shares of beyond meat are surging today. they

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and bill baruch is joining us, and the rates are up, and dolla is up, and wahat are you seeing >> wellw, but the basket of currency is up about 2%, and 13% of the euro and 13% of the british pound and both of those trending higher. a lot of optimism out of the u.k. with the vaccine rollout and the reopenings and i believe they are going to trend higher, and the dollar did trend higher going back to 2011 and testing it today. i want to sell into it 92.25 is where i want to sell. it is a $1,000 risk on the stock, and the downside is 88.25, and looking for the $4,000 winner on that. >> all right. good stuff. we will see what happens. good weekend. see you soon. bill baruch. the final trade is after this quick break. we see access to fresh food being the global norm, not the exception. at emerson, our cold chain software and technology keep perishable food at proper temperatures, to assure its safety and quality. emerson. consider it solved. ♪ if your money is working toward the same goals, why keep it in different places? sofi is a one-stop shop for your finances- designed to work better

a bit of catching up to. at the other end half a mind to skate the delegations it's the 1st time since november out of the bottom 3. deep into this pack thankfully there are still plenty of matches left the place . sit tight ponderously to fans the pisky international break returns next week so we'll have a breather from club football. in 2 weeks time we've got an incredible match day coming your way. champions league aspirations and hopes of holding on to that talented youngsters who are on the line. face red in the battle for europe. some clubs are fighting for top flight survival. against. second place like take post league leaders but. i think it's going to be a fantastic game and i think everybody is looking forward to it. we'll have to do that work if they want to challenge for the title there's plenty to get excited about in 2 weeks' time. believe. it. or. showing up today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. a fuel with words from. where i come from you don't want to weigh f

equity futures up about -- they're up now. 40 points.ould have had to go if we had closed down at the lows yesterday. we got the s&p up and the nasdaq, it seems most sensitive to worries about rising interest rates, and it's reflected that in some of the action we have seen in that index this week, andrew >> thanks, let's take a quick look at this new survey out this morning on the meaning of capitalism now, 22 new york university abu dhabi undergraduate students from 16 countries were asked what they think of when they hear the world capitalism and if america will remain the world's economic super power pollster. frank luntz conducted that survey and he joins us now let's start with the sound bite on whether these students give capitalism a thumbs up or a thumbs down. >> i think capitalism makes people, as i mentioned the word slave in a way that people are selling their time, selling their labor, selling their intellectuals in a competitive way that the capitalist decides which is better. >> so frank, was she representative of the view

to 183 million up for grabs. my colleague ben levinson and jack howe. equity has had not such a great week down a little bit but what's interesting is the bond market seems to be in control of the stock arcade. >> it really does jack or the nasdaq fell for the fourth time this week and that's because bonds rose again and now they are up above 1.7%. the fed can't keep monetary policy in place but did nothing does slow the rise of treasury yields. you ended up with the real damage happening in stocks like tesla and zoom. both fell more than 5% of the technology spider fell 1%. it wasn't smooth sailing for the value trade for the dow finished the week down 0.5% oil prices tumbled and that caused it to drop 7.5% and a change in the rules by the fed for banks cause the spider is in p. bank to fall 2% but if yields are going to keep rising these are the areas you want to be end. jack: one of the reason yields are going up is because the market for sees more growth coming up as we emerge from the pandemic and when you g

up around here, but it is a big problem. in fact, the pacific beach coalition says recently thby notice increase of discarded ppe on the beaches in and around pacifica and they've been cleaning these beaches for the last 25 years. so they they are in fact, that we have some video of them and they show what they've been picking up that before the pandemic base to pick up mostly garbage. that was like cigarette and food wrappers and now they say they pick up hundreds of masking was in fact, there's a like on the average is about 300 mass and class every month. but there was also a report released last year from another environmental groups say that they estimate that 1.6 billion mask could end up in the ocean, which is pretty alarming. i know that people in the marine mammal center in sausalito. their biggest fear is that those mask to you know, like to get caught up in the mask or they buy think that it's of food and there's definitely plastic in these course. it's very dangerous natural life. they said one small thing that w

the reports say in san francisco the amount of offices up for lease could fill up the salesforce tower 11 times over. that's pretty wild. >> reporter: that is wild, marcus. take a look, it's right behind us in this perfect view of it. you can see how massive the salesforce tower is and this story really affects all of us, whether you live in the suburbs or here in the city. the "san francisco chronicle" reports there's so much vacant office space now due to the up for lease as you said could fill 11 salesforce towers, and there's talk about whether that office space should be turned into apartment units. this would of course require city leaders to pass new legislation to allow that, but after the dot-com boom and bust, this was a step taken so it's possible we could see a move in this direction. still, "the chronicle" reports holding on to office space may be more lucrative to owners if and when there's a comeback after the pandemic. you can see rental prices for apartments have dropped. new data from the rental website zumper took a look at rent of one-bedroom apartments continues to

now they are trying to ramp up that. in the meantime, covid is wrapping up out of control. >> i was going to ask you about astrazeneca later, but since you bring it up let's jump in. we heard a lot of things about astrazeneca, some of it not so good. it has not been approved yet in the u.s. we are questioning the data, whether they used outdated data to make it look like it is more effective. explain to us what the situation is. >> to catch everyone up to speed, on monday we got the good news that astrazeneca had 79% efficacy which was amazing, everyone was celebrating. but then a weird thing happened at midnight, which is that the nih put out a statement saying that maybe the data isn't as encouraging as it sounds. in every clinical trial there is a data safety board, the main thing that astrazeneca might have included more severe cases rather than all covid infections. most experts still believe it is in the same efficacy percent. >> here's the thing, as you know, some people are vexing reluctant already as it is. i wo

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the rest of them set up around the subdivision artillery and we went up ourselves, further up north about two miles, two or three miles. you couldn't do a foxhole because the ground was solid and it was in the 30s, 30 below zero. so i crawled into my sleeping bag like everybody else did and tried to go to sleep. and all of a sudden, there's tons of chinamen attacked us. the bullets were flying everywhere. you were shocked, you get out of the sleeping bag, there's no place to hide to protect yourself. and what had happened is the chinese patrol first came in to the command center, they came to the command center, they were challenged, from what i understand. and they asked them -- the guys there, they challenged them, they said, are you americans? they heard them say, hell yeah, we're americans. five minutes later that whole cp tent, officers and some sergeants were in there and they were all killed. that's when it started. and so -- >> had they been watching you guys, did they know you were camping out there, or did they just kind of stumble across you? >> no, they were planning -- they w

s&p 500 futures up a little more than 10 points. up 6/10 on the nasdaq.ice action in your 10 year in the bond market. a lot of issuance in a moment. we bounce back up. you see and heard about the blockage of the suez canal. in the fx market, a break on the average. euro-dollar 1.1823. the pmi's have been pushed to one side this morning. coming up at about 945 -- 9:45 eastern. today we have a five year, tomorrow, the seven year. any reason to be concerned about taking down supply in those couple of days? lisa: not based on the action we are seeing in the bond markets. this idea we have better-than-expected data out of europe. no one cares. at what point does data matter or at what point is it always backwards looking? jonathan: trying to game out the future based on where we are with vaccinations. europe versus u.s., of the new number in the united states tracking daily on average over the last seven days. your average rate of vaccinations in america, 2.5 million doses per day. hanging out at that level. let's discuss that with lauren sauer. always great t

they checked the same about a month ago and a few days ago they found that airfares are go up, up, upta for some trips from orlando to new york prices up 69% from three weeks ago. same flights, up 22% from labor day. you want to travel over thanksgiving price is up 61% in just three weeks. christmas not as bad as turkey day. still overall, a longer way out, but christmas week airfare is up 17%. folks, it's march, well, almost april. that is one route, no doubt, airfares are going to up for others as well number of reasons, number one, number of planes still down, right? airplanes taken out of service, even as the number of people that want to get on those planes is going up. by the way, let us know what you see, if you're booking a flight, and you notice prices changing, love to hear from you. here's a bonus rbi in the topic, the number of people going through tsa checkpoints was 1.4 million on monday. that marked the 19th day in a row, more than 1 million people got on a plane in the united states my hunch, just a hunch, is that tuesday will make it 20 in a row. >>> vaccine passports

koss was up 51%. it was up way more than that today. express is up 25% as well.ook at the movement in some of the stuff we've seen so far. that intraday action has been wide with the seven trading halts just for gamestop alone. a massive trading range today. just about the unchanged line right now. if you look then at the way we've seen this play out on a year-to-date basis remember at highs that we saw during the peak roller coaster earlier this year. on a closing basis this stock was worth roughly 2$24.5 billio. it was worth here before the volatility about 1$1.5 billion today right now at current levels we're talking about just around maybe $20 billion here overall. keep an eye on this particular move gamestop, just trading continues. we'll see what happens there as the afternoon plays on >> i think it's hard to look away from gamestop at this point. appreciate it. >>> ahead on "power lunch," roblox making its big splash and its market debut, can the video game platform keep the momentum going in a post-pandemic world from new economy to old. the remaking of g

the nation has stepped up the state has stepped up now it's up to us as a city to get this done.wsome by the way promising more money to expand covid-19 testing in california schools and hopefully speed up the return to on-campus learning. governor newsome says the money will be used for more covid-19 testing for low income students that money is being approved by the biden administration and will allow medicaid money for the voluntary testing in schools. >>it's 5.37 and still ahead why thieves are using. blow torches more often now for their break ins in san francisco. update on the controversy involving an east bay school district, new leadership working on getting kids back into the classrooms. we'll tell you about the latest there. there's an invisible threat in your backyard that could cause deadly heartworm disease for your dog. but not if you protect him every month with heartgard plus, the #1 choice of dogs. digestive and neurological side effects have rarely been reported. ask your vet for heartgard plus. >>we're back at 5.40 the first of 5 new board members at the oakle

up 200 one day, down 300 the next, up 300, well, another big down day nasdaq futures off 250 the dow,y we're not focusing on the dow. we're focusing on technology all the names that you bought or may have bought or probably owned in an etf or a mutual fund or the arc or whatever it is that have made you money in the past year. they are down big time this morning, nasdaq futures off 250. one of the reasons, treasury yields spiking again after stabilizing for a couple of days bond yields up more than 10 basis points, again, doesn't sound like much but for bonds it is, inflation fears, they're very real. what inflation does is reduces the purchasing power of your current dollar in laymen's terms, it makes things more expensive. if you make x, you got to spend more to get the same amount of product, and pretty much every commodity is higher. so far this year, ten-year yields up again today. who are some of these names that are losing the most ground in the premarket for big tech it's the names you might expect. all the names that printed money for you last year because covid would never l

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>> he was just torn up.ld. just be there for him, whatever he needed. >> reporter: riley confided in alex and noah again. he said he would never hurt emma, had nothing to do with the shooting, but he did have his grandpa's gun. >> they're gonna find a way to put this on me if they find the gun. like, can you just help me get rid of this? >> reporter: the boys were willing to comfort riley but not help get rid of evidence in a murder investigation. instead, they called lieutenant merritt. it's amazing that they called. >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: i mean, this -- >> they -- the -- >> reporter: this is a big piece of the puzzle here. >> absolutely. absolutely. they could've very well just went on living their lives minding their business. >> reporter: riley told his friends he planned to go to the bluffs high above the tennessee river and toss the gun into the water. police hatched a plan, a bold and risky sting operation. have alex and noah go with riley and the moment they see the gun, signal detectives,

the business owners wake up, they will wake up with a sigh of relief, that's because after 11 months of roller coaster opening and closing, they have once again received the green light to proceed to the red tier. those businesses include restaurants and gyms, movie theaters, operating indoor reduced capacity. restaurants can operate indoors at 25% capacity, or 100 people, whichever is fewer, movie theaters can reopen at 10% capacity, museums can also open indoors at 10% capacity and retail stores can bump up their capacity to 50%. now, these three counties, san francisco, napa and santa clara, they now join san mateo and marin counties with the shifting of tiers. they will officially be able to resume their modified business operations on wednesday. business owners are hoping this will provide a much needed boost in business, after nearly 11 months of opening and closing. >> i'm hoping it's going to bring more people in as long as they're not scared to come out, you know? they've got the vaccination coming in and hopefully we got people that want to come and sit down and eat and sup

breaking news, governor newsom wrapping up his state of the state address moments ago. he acknowledged the price of the pandemic. >>> widespread rain across the bay area with pockets of heavy rain even cloud to ground lightning strike near san jose within the last five minutes. more waves of rain over the next 24 hours. i will be tracking it along with details or possibilities for lightning including small hail, coming up. >>> police looking for some suspects in yet another shocking bay area attack against an asian american. tonight we are learning the victim may not survive. >> i hope you guys catch him real soon because nobody deserves that. nobody. >>> right now at seven:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, rain really coming down in parts of the bay area, this is video from san francisco just minutes ago. >>> a live look at the bay area bridges. you can see all of them from the richmond san rafael bridge clear down to san mateo, all soaking wet at this hour and they will probably stay that way for a while. good evening. >>> paul heggen is tracking the rain and possibl

pick that up, pick that up, right there, right there.long as you keep making the internet an amazing place to be, we'll keep bringing you a faster, more secure, and more amazing internet. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> the in the east bay, mills college in oakland announced today after fall of will no longer enroll students. we spoke to students who are heartbroken. >> reporter: it is recognized as the most diverse liberal arts school. a 135 acre campus in oakland, one of 34 women's colleges in the u.s. and the first first sex college to welcome transgender students. >> in recent years our numbers have declined and it is difficult to have the cost operation. >> reporter: it was the pandemic according to college president that forced the school to end enrollment. >> mills needed to consider a different way to fulfill its mission. >> the school will close to college and graduate students the campus and organization will stay open as a new leadership institution. >> that institute will do what mills does best, promote women's leadershi

we're picking up some gust of 45 up on diablo. well look at that.nd the warm up coming your way this week, plus 1/4 coronavirus vaccine could soon be authorized here in the united states. the latest on the astrazeneca go. claus. and ms are expected to move into the less restrictive orange tear this week. and that means that bars that don't serve food can now reopened, but only outdoors. workers can also return to the office but a 25% capacity and indoor establishments that were allowed to reopen the red tear will soon be allowed to bring in more customers. restaurants for instance, can now increase capacity to 50. oh you know more than half of our population or of adults have been vaccinated, least with one dose. um we haven't added layer of protection, i think. add it. add some confidence that we can. we can do this. and also in the orange dear retailers, churches, theaters and museums can expand capacity to 50% and gyms to 25% governor. newsome says california has administered 15 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine so far, he says, that's fiv

i think oil was up as a result of inventories building up and you're starting to see those build up againe to really absorb all the oil even though there are threats of russia raising prices and saudi arabia putting more oil out. i think it's going to be a short-term issue. >> quite the intraday move for oil prices, now down about 8%. let's get more on that from piva what's behind this move? >> a big drop in oil its fifth straight day of losses and worst day since september. wti futures settled at $60 flat and now down about 8.5% in extended trading brent crude also dropping about 7% so several factors driving the declines here. renewed lockdowns stalled vaccine rollout in europe sparked demand fears here in the u.s., inventory data showed a 2.4 million barrel build. fourth straight week of rising inventories. finally a stronger dollar also pressuring prices today amid fears that the added expense for foreign buyers could hit demand, so a lot of factors to watch going forward. back to you. >> pippa, thank you for putting it in perspective. a huge drop in oil prices. let's talk earnings. f

pick that up, pick that up, right there, right there.keep making the internet an amazing place to be, we'll keep bringing you a faster, more secure, and more amazing internet. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to "fast money. shares of roblox it was up more than 7% from where it opened. grasso, do you like this name? >> so this one that fits into that growth bucket, high growth, high valuation basically we'll be left to see what it looks like in the coming months, but this is one that i thought about actually buying today. i held back because i think it's going to be under pressure i'd like to see it settle in just a bit but it is worth noting that this was the third largest opening print in stock exchange history behind slack and behind alibaba. so this was a huge print it had an enormous following people love this stock, but i'd wait for it to come many just a bit. >> how should we think about growth, though this is trading about stock. they said year on year it would be between 29 and 56%. in the second quarter it will

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futures are firmer by seven points, up about 2.1% or get the nasdaq up by 71 points.ill say it for a fourth time, a fifth time, the base effects will be kicking in this month. that is highly breakable. what is not is how people will wish bond to it once we see the data in the months to come. lisa: the idea of whether this is baked in, or whether it is buy the rumor, sell the news. i don't think we have to wait that long, but certainly there will be a sort of reality check at some point later in the year. jonathan: joining us from d.c., we will hear from chairman powell repeatedly through the week, kevin cirilli, bloomberg chief washington correspondent. i started the program with this a little earlier. the president's health. is he ok after that fall last friday? kevin: yes. the white house maintains that he continues to be in good health. it speaks to a larger question about fake videos and imaging and social media, that both administrations have had to deal with. i will be candid with you, as someone who drinks a lot of coffee throughout the day, i trip over my feet

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the dow up 167 points, we were down earlier slightly. s&p is up by 40. nasdaq, we're up 232 right now. we're just barely off of session highs for the nasdaq. really need to push high right there. we're going to keep watching these numbers as we move into the close. big story today, gotta be tesla helping to lead the charge with arc investments giving the ev maker a doozy of a price target. the floor traders are going to be here with their reaction to the numbers. plus, today's rally coming as a fourth coronavirus vaccine is on the horizon for us. but one company is working to make sure that none of the current shots out there go to waste. we're going to introduce you to dr. b. and his covid-19 standby system. and done deal, twitter cofounder jack dorsey's first tweet ever sells for, get this, millions of dollars. we're going to talk to the cofounder of cent. that is the company that hosted the sale about the record-setting transaction and the explosion of the nonfungible token market. it's a first on fox business. ♪ cheryl: let's take a look at this stoc

and coming up here tonight at 10 a pop-up vaccine site. >>they've been helping a lot of people across the bay area, the fight that's happening now to get this one in hayward to be open permanently. >>also we'll tell you more about the future of the covid bill that's now headed to the house after passing the senate $1400 stimulus checks could be in the bank account of americans. >>folks getting vaccinated this weekend and a south bay would pop up site set up to provide access to underserved communities that mobile side was set up in partnership with fema. >>supposedly just for this weekend. there are leaders like congressman eric swalwell who visited the site today and they're trying to make this location, a permanent vaccination clinic kron 4 still in the psac ii has the story. >>hundreds of people lined up that glad tidings international church in hayward on sunday to receive their first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. i think it's super the. >>underrepresented have people have not had this representation before and so i'm glad it's availab

steve just mentioned all of these people pent-up, locked up in their homes for a year plus, wanting to get out isn't this the prime-time for the airlines >> no, not at all. phil referenced first. do the checklist of things you can hate about airlines, let me count the ways number one, the deterioration of their balance sheets, and i mean all of them in the last 14 months is unbelievable you know, it's great we bailed them out and we continue to do that either through extending unemployment for their employees or direct loans to them. in some cases, they tapped capital market ifs they were able to. but they significantly deteriorated their balance sheets the assumption and euphoria is, yes, everybody wants to get out, and i agree, everybody wants to go on a vacation that's the $89 seat to disneyland or the islands or, you know, somewhere else that is not the high-margin profitable business travel that goes domestic or international in fact, what i see, and this is what i don't know yet and why i'm short, is by q4 and definitely by q1 of next year, we will find out what the permanent imp

but they're also seeing up along 80 heading up to tahoe today. at least there's snow on the ground out there and it's packed down. so it's not blowing around and all the wind that we are seeing across the region radar shows you that sunshine that daryn, james are talking about no cloud cover to be blocking it out. we saw cold front swing through last night didn't do anything for us as far as bringing any rain. our direction. unfortunately, it did bring these northerly winds in, though, and fairfield napa are looking at some of our breezy east of conditions right now. wind speeds only pick up into the afternoon. today. so if you are in a sheltered area like right along the bay maybe get some trees around your backyard, you won't see the effect of that wind as much as some more exposed areas like bridges, mountain passes. we're just 80 through solano county which has been impacted by the strong winds. all morning long. a wind advisory has been infect up there and will be until 08:00pm tonight. skies, beautiful and clear today. tomorrow you'll see a

are they going to back it up with action? that is coming up next.loomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. alix steel is over in new york. we are counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." steeper nominal yield curves must be resisted. the ecb's file be open at adding his foot -- ecb's file be open at adding his voice. but the ecb slowed the pace of pediment -- of pandemic growth buying last week. angela merkel pushing for an extension of germany's lockdown. the country is also no expect them to follow france in endorsing the astrazeneca shot for the elderly. volvo said its cars will be all electric by 2030. we are going to be joined this hour by the ceo of the company, hakan samuelsson. let's get back to the markets. let's get back to that ecb story. the stoxx bid

ft 100 up 46, cac up 25, and the dax index higher by 96.an 1%. china up 1 and two thirds percent. back in the u.s., georgia's governor signing into law changes to the state's election requirements. cheryl with these details now. cheryl: that is right. the bill sparked a lot of controversy, it requires absentee voters to request ballotss by providing driver's license number, last four digits of social security number plus another form of identification. it limits the number of ballot boxes to one per county except for larger counties in the state. republicans say the bill will help prevent voter fraud. but democrats argue it will disenfranchise minority voters and will likely -- democrats are likely going to challenge the new law in court. well, pfizer beginning testing its covid-19 vaccine on infants and children. 144 kids between 6 months and 11 years of age have gotten their first shot, aiming to determine the proper dosage for different ages groups and how to best administer to kids. look at pfizer in the premarket, stock is fractionally

i'm trying to keep up.that with looking at martha stewart and tom colicchio videos from 14 years ago. tom colicchio saving me with the important cornish hen recipe. tom colicchio joins us with crafted hospitality. what is the comeback of restaurants? can you celebrate now? tom: restaurants should be celebrating that the restaurants act was included in the stimulus package, and we are receiving $28.6 billion as an industry focused on the smaller restaurants. that is something to celebrate about. i am finding that the tone in the restaurant, we've been open at a limited capacity for months, and our up to 35%. new york is going 50% this week. i have noticed the tone has changed. people seem happy are. people are still being vigilant in terms of protecting our staff. we will have people put masks back on. people are complying. i get a sense of optimism. it is the tone that is hard to explain, but more chatter, more smiles, that is what i'm seeing. lisa: anyone who walked around the city yesterday certainly felt

up in the north bay the clouds ll open up quicker so we could see a few 30s feel a bit cooler up there increasing sunshine saturday and increasing clouds sunday but dry through the weekend. monday, tuesday and wednesday we've got ones on the storm impact scale. rainfall amounts looking unfortunately less than they did yesterday. but an interesting note is the chance of thunderstorms with graupel tuesday and sno snow levels to around .3 3,000 feet tuesday and wednesday. >>> the bay area exodus, contrary to popular belief. many families moving a way are not necessarily leaving the state. the stats where they are going next. >>> first one rit names. in the north bay. >>> and before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? >>> 140 mile road in the north bay will have two different mes. fair change the name of sir francis drake boulevard this week. but lark spur and r

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that's starting to pick up. certainly 14 minutes for you as you head into richmond highway force pretty slow here for us. 27 minutes as you're heading towards conquered. so we're tracking that for you. love. more coming up next, the dorian james, back to you. thank you, brianna. all right. happening today we have more young kids coming back to in person learning this time out of the mount diablo unified school district kron 4. sarah stinson is live at bancroft elementary in walnut creek. >> to greet them. hi, sarah. >> hey there, good morning. and seeing a few people being dropped off but not a whole lot yet. i'm also seeing some kids bike to school. and i caught up with a kindergarten teacher right outside of bancroft elementary school here. she said she has a mix of emotions doubling in the be the most interesting first day of school. they've ever had before because you have to wear your masks. you have to, you know, distance and there's a lot of the mind as we're very much still in this pandemic, but educatio