google up, apple up. maybe tomorrow morning, amazon up as well. it is the good news of big tech overlaid upon the good news of the distinguished mayor of new york city. jonathan: the bulls on the south side get more bullish. goldman upgrading their rating from sell to neutral on apple. the original view of a downside to the iphone in the midst of covid was clearly wrong. i'm with you, the news that crosses from the mayor of new york city, mr. bill de blasio on ms and bc, saying that new york city willfully -- on msnbc, saying that new york city will fully reopen on july 1. unclear what that means. things are getting back to business. tom: you mentioned it earlier as you interpolated the vaccine news in germany. i'm sorry, it is a bundle of worldwide good news. jonathan: a record day of vaccinations in germany north of one million. anything north of one million is the equivalent of doing 4 million vaccinations here in america. that is a fantastic number. we are clearly heading in the right direction now. euro-dollar got the scent of that a number o

houston goes up two to nothing.kes didn't win, but they did have the goal of the match came in the 75th minute. paul marie. wow that's the quakes first goal of the season and it's a beauty, too powerful shot curls in for the goal, but the quakes do come up short in their opener final is to one houston sharks wild and san jose needs everyone it could muster these days to stay relevant in the playoff race in minnesota tonight. first period. look at the skills. tomas hertl skate through the defense flips it in for the goal. and on the replay, you can see he passes to himself off the boards as the sharks go up one nothing but the wild respond with three unanswered goals. number three coming right here. matt dumba to zach parise, a hoof beats martin jones. evander kane does score for the sharks for too little, too late. sharks dropped their fourth in a row. minnesota wins this one final is 3 to 2, and we're gonna take you back out to the. i'll see him because any time we can feature a fan, we're going to do that. given w

those gusts hit up to 40 miles per hour up in the north bay there.fact, most of the bay area's going to be pretty windy in the south bay a little breezy for us later this afternoon. as for what we can expect tomorrow. we're cloud cover. the north bay. don't be surprised if you see some light sprinkles moving through. but the main chunk of this system come sunday. so as you can see, 5 o'clock. we see a moderate rain cell there in the north bay. the north bay is going to get the most rain from the system about an inch of rain and then the east and peninsula. about half an inch of rain and the san jose area south bay about a quarter of an inch from this system. and as you can see, that this year is also going to get some fresh powder over a foot of snow in the higher elevations out there because of this system. so sunday is not a good day to be hitting the road if you're planning on heading out to the sierra that day because of that storm asked for a h'gh temperatures today. we're going to hit 70 degrees out in antioch 63 in mill valley today and 59 deg

moving soomuch to be windy with a touch breezy higher up i guess need to get up there.hing yeah, it is definitely going to be windy today. winds will actually pick up even more so come the afternoon so that cameras definitely could feed to be locked down rest of the weekend to is actually going to be fairly breezy both on saturday and on sunday. now this morning has brought a mix of full sunshine and a little bit of low cloud cover looking outside at any of our viewers. you can actually see that this one from suture tower right here showing you the view from up above some of those clouds. you can see that cloud her right over twin peaks in mount sutro and it's kind of a nice start to the morning. what you're right up above it. as for our radar, you can see the on and off cloud cover that we have some spots of brightness some spots where it's a little grayer winds are definitely noticeable along the coastline. further inland. it's a lot calmer. but winds will spread further inland come the latter part of the day today and come the afternoon. we really start to see wind s

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another one popped up.o we're still seeing delays not seeing any major delays along 2.80, if you want to take that the richmond sandra fell bridge recovering. we have a stalled vehicle here. 5.80 westbound. up to about 18 minutes for your drive to out of richmond. now we're down to 11 and the bay bridge is also starting to pick up the disturbing metering lights on there. about 15 minutes as you hit that 3 months to exit leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge 14 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. so have more on that for now darya and james, back to you. thanks reyna. >> now, while many businesses during the pandemic. the pot industry was actually one of the few that actually showed some growth while the rest of the economy was shut down almost prom for side. ammonia reports nearly a dozen dispensaries in san francisco opened their doors. >> and that created a lot of jobs. >> from one street to the next closed signs are hanging up into many san francisco store fronts to count the

google is up. i put 3m up there prayed that's up a little more than 11%. been talking about reopening in america and the best way to get exposure and leverage to that theme. the conversation is all most exclusively around the traditional cyclical companies. the manufacturers, the industrials. when 3m came out with earnings, where was the discussion, it was about cost, or materials. when alphabet came out where was the discussion? it was just pure growth leverage to a cyclical upturn and reopening. what did not -- what didn't we hear, what we heard from 3m. costs, transport, labor concerns. they are not the concerns of the team at alphabet. >> the alphabet margins were really quite good. looking forward to the close this afternoon. really been looking forward to this with the outperform on apple. i want to note the privatization of apple. since 2012 they've eliminated a large percent of their shares. share buybacks are part of the fabric there. do you just assume that continues in this boom economy? >> agreed to be here and thanks again for having me. i thi

up to the playoff spot with a $32.00 win out sport in trouble after picking up just one point against 3 chains follow them. justice and i'm more stars miss not support that's a good record if you want to stay up. well now be doing everything we can to get the points we need to stay in the division for one to 3 nicklaus of the mood it out sport is near rock bottom and someone who won't survive a cycle heralds who was relieved of his duties on monday. instead of our usual best move of the match this time we have the lights of the weekend there were ugly scenes on tuesday night as so-called shall give fans chased and attacked that life is after their last appeal a felt sealed the club's relegation. despite a considerable fully. presents some players would kicked and punched in the ensuing melike one saw his car heavily finalized. according to media reports sporting director pick neighbor who gave players the option of choosing not to play again this season given the circumstances. we really need to play these full games with best possible train. but of course we have to take into account

berkeley went up just over 4%. san jose up by nearly 2%. lowest rent is in oakland right now, two-bedroom around $2,000 in rent. prices are still down nearly 20% compared to last year. >>> happening now, lake tahoe lieders are introducing a novel idea to tackle a vexing problem. the problem is with visitors and work from homers, now flocking to the tahoe region. they're bringing litter, pollution, and a lot of traffic issues, not to mention conflicts with locals. so visitors are being asked to behave themselves literally. tourist bureaus are rolling out the traveler responsibility pledge, outlining proper conduct. it includes just picking up after yourself and keeping wildlife wild. also make sure that you're fire safe, have the defensible space and demonstrate mindful travel. i head up to tahoe a lot and there's a tahoe way of life. it's very laid back and mellow and it is probably hard for people from the city to go up there and bring that intensely there. you got to let it go. not the litter. pick up after yourself. let everything go and

up meaningfully.t might have somewhat of a short-term effect on inflation in the near term as growth pick pick up and supply comes back gradually. we believe it will be short lived and the underlying inflation trend in the euro area is a significant one we expect a strong rebound in growth and relatively muted underlying inflation pressure during the recovery. >> jari, we will leave it there. thank you for joining us chief european economist from goldman sachs. we will take a quick break >>> after a relatively under powered start to the year, tesla will jump start another rally for the carmaker we'll discuss next >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum along with joumanna bercetche. these are your headlines european equity opens in the red after the mixed session in asia as india battles to control the spike in covid cases hospitalis are threatening to b overwhelmed. >>> and the expectation is falling with the recovery in europe. >> and semiconductors with 45% of manufacturing compan

if you sign up, they will send up a time sensitive alert. you enroll at hidrb.com. that's how to get a covid-19 vaccine part three. if or when everything changes again, and we have to make part four, we'll have it for you right here. >> wow. just to get the coveted vaccine. we have a growing library of how to videos. you can watch more than 25 episodes at anytime online. just look for our how to playlist. >>> take a look at this. the bay area is leading the way when it comes to people getting vaccinated. this graph shows the percent of adults vaccinated. the bay area top of the list, houston, new york, and phoenix following suit. the u.s. overall, right here at 34%. in the bay area, it's more than 40%. 34%, though, across the u.s., adults that have been vaccinated. the bay area comes in second on another list, the percent of unvaccinated adults who want to get the shot. the bay area is right behind seattle, 72%. there we are. 51% of unvaccinated adults in the united states right here, 51% say they do not want the shots. >> okay. we know that all the counties are goi

temperatures trying to warm up.ers will warm up a little bit too for the second game with the rockies and giants tomorrow. another early afternoon start should see first people temperatures warmer, still breezy. low 60s for first pitch time after 1:00. here is the rainfall projection, trying to track the ever-elusive april showers. may see a few towards the end of next week. notice where the focus is here. it is inland, not so much the coast. it is over the sierra and to the north of the bay area as the pattern that's going to evolve is one that could involve a cold area of low pressure dropping in just to the east of the sierra. so we begin the week with nothing going on other than the sea breeze, but by wednesday and thursday, you see that colder pocket of air? that may provide some showers that will provide temperatures that will be cold enough for showers, possibly some late season snow. notice the time stamp on the upper right here. late next weekend, those spring showers could have temperatures cold enough, ma

gates up. people just walk through. they have these beautiful lights and cap rass so the border pa -- and cameras so the border can watch rather than walk along the wall the whole time and they didn't electrify them and decided to shut it down. it makes zero sense what they're doing. he won't go to the border. he puts kamala harris in charge and she doesn't go to the border and believes in open borders. she doesn't -- wants to decriminalize illegal border crossings and take our tax dollars and pay for health care for illegal immigrants. think about this. he put in charge kamala harris like -- like having an arsonist be your firefighter. [laughter] think about this. it's like having andrew cuomo doing a seminar on sexual harassment. i mean, this stuff is crazy. it makes zero sense what they're doing. and then the latest is they got their election bill. they say if you do anything, anything in this country, to make sure an election is fair, that's voter suppression and you're racist. think about

up here in a few hours.halo medina, back to you. >> she was dressed up and ready to go. big event. >> this might be the best time to go because of the limited capacity. usually it's so packed i >> can't be now. hopefully the forecast is good for them. let's talk about what's going on up here. >> we're going to have a nice day, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. here's a look at all of our microclimates, and the wide range in temperatures we'll see from the coast, where we'll have some upper 50s in half moon bay, bring a heavier jacket to the coast, but if you're in a spot like antioch, it's 84 degrees. don't expect that temperature here, as we head to the north bay, it will be in the mid-70s today for napa, santa rosa reaching 72. palo alto up to 70 degrees. seven-day forecast is already up in the bottom of the screen as we make some weekend plans, maybe you're going to tahoe, it will be in the low 70s for today, pretty warm, but it will cool off as the weekend goes along and it's going to be windy t

it's backed up to 84. your best bet is use 680 as an alternate or surface streets if you have that option. a couple other things, there is a car fire on 280 near geneva. that is blocked for fire crews. the fire is out but there is activity on scene. west bound 80 before maritime academy, a two car crash to the right shoulder. >> thank you. >>> european union commission says it just launched legal action against astrazeneca. according to reuters, eu is accusing pharmaceutical company of not respecting the vaccine contract or having a reliable plan for deliveries to arrive on time. according to a spokesman all 27eu states have backed the move. >>> new, ucsf reporting that a bay area man in his early 30s got a clot in his leg eight days after receiving the johnson & johnson vaccine. this is the case of a man in the u.s. developing a clot post j&j vaccine. he was sent to the hospital but doctors say he is doing well this morning. that comes after johnson & johnson vaccine resumed use in u.s. following that nin

you had game stop and amc up today. these little eruptions of interest in those areas, obviously bitcoin, you talk about something that is still within a pretty strong up turn even after a nasty pullback, that would qualify there has been a lot of talk that it did look like you could have cracked for a little while longer based on how much it was down from the highs and we have sort of the technical loss of momentum so right now it is -- i shouldn't say it is a one day bounce because i guess weekend trading counts when we talk about bitcoin. but it is a relatively fresh little bounce off of a correction. >> how bitcoin base which is getting about a 4 and a quarter percent boost, michael have you bought bitcoin on the dip? would you be a buyer >> well i i will say that it is par for the course at bitcoin. bitcoin has performed better than almost any other asset class on the planet and the cost of that is real. and the cost is in sane volatility and bit koib holders understand that very well. they've been traded that bitc

probably a little flair up happening up north bay a little bit.minor amounts of rain showers. we did mention the mountains. that's good news. they're getting some snow today. maybe a little bit for tomorrow. loading up in the bank out there on shore winds. we have for today. that will continue post frontal even as we get into tomorrow although not anything said by ys or e strength, but it does pop up here in the afternoon. the evening hours to make note of. so the game plan is this rain and scattered showers. the zenith appears to be around noon. 1, 2 o'clock after that. probably that's about it for tomorrow. breezy a few morning sprinkles late day showers may return up in the north bay. and then for this week, sunny and warming going to push those temperatures back to the 80's today. 56 san francisco 58 for oakland. that's where the front is first going to hit them down to san jose. there isn't too much more upstream to be had. here's what it looks like for highs mid to upper 50's is expected across most of the geography there 59 up to santa rosa

gypsum up 7% from a year ago steel up 18% from march, bean, sheet metal, and wiring.o that's because demand is so high and supply is low. new supply down 20% according to zanda. the inventery tight in san diego, nashville baltimore seeing drops 90% of drops considered significantly under supplied that is why a new home costs so very much. back to you. >> gosh almighty it's a laundry list i would add labor to that pile too based on the conversations i had with home builders diana, thank you for breaking it down for us looking ahead, we got another jam packed week of earnings on deck tuesday we hear from pfizer and act vision blizzard and t-mobile and gm on wednesday. and thursday we get numbers from beyond meat. drop box shake shack and square and a did east and draftkings will results on friday as you might call it add did as. >> not quite but almost -- also as ceo might. >> wow zinger. >> that one comes up often as you know whether fill in anchor or permanent. >> no wonder your visa takes so long, you don't know how to say the word. >> i know, that's probably why i h

hang seng up 2%.ope is just getting started similar day as well with more green on the screen in europe. in fact, green all around the world today. even after france rolling out a fresh four-week covid lockdown due to the slow vaccination rollout and rising cases >>> speaking of that, now to the top story. millions of ruined doses j&j responding to reports of million doses of the covid vaccine have been spoiled by error at the maryland lab. bertha coombs is here with that story and top headlines. bertha, good morning >> reporter: good morning, brian. that's right new york times is reporting human error at the manufacturing plant in baltimore led to the destruction of approximately 15 million doses of johnson & johnson covid vaccine. the times says the mix up delayed future shipments of the doses in the u.s. while the fda investigates in a statement, j&j says the quality control standards identified the batch that did not meet standards and that batch was never advanced to the finishing stages of the m

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to have another update coming up at 11:00 on that weekend warm- up. >>> top headlines tonight looking like at the white house, president biden called gun violence a international embarrassment. and unveiled a series of executive actions aimed at curbing it. they include a move to crack down on ghost guns and tighten regulations on pistols stabilizing braces like the one used in last month's colorado shooting. oakland police chief armstrong was invited to the white house for the announcement. >> a great opportunity for the president and his teamam to loo to me in the room and represent law enforcement, knowing my commitment to reduce gun violence and the violence we experience in oakland and on the all the things he spoke about today were critical to the needs of oakland. >>> a rough start for mcelroy and augustine. he shot a 76, this one went right and hit someone in the leg. turned out it was his dad. he was to overthrow his first seven holes and after that he caught fire picking up seven birdies. alan rose now leads the field by four after shooting in opening-round of 65. >>> the gr

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what we do have one 30 showing up on the map. that's up in santa rosa at 38 degrees. talk the weekend warm-up and what else to expect as we move our way through the next few days. still to come john, thanks for that. we have had a few accidents happening this morning. we had one on the dumbarton bridge that's been removed. another one northbound 8.80, at fort avenue. fremont southbound at 80. >> at mall parkway in fremont. and those 2 are still there long 80. i'm not seeing any delays because of those accidents heading into the city right now. 13 minutes for your drive time. we had a stalled vehicle near that fremont street exit. that's also been removed. the san mateo bridge starting to pick up a bit. we're not 14 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula there. a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge at a richmond. we're at the limit. 7 minutes there. and check on those drive times that down 11 minutes crossing the dunbar bridge early. we were at about 14 because of that traffic collision. check in on one. oh, one heading in the park. 29 minutes. we'l

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so just layer up.o be out door so we can expect this weekend is in increasing our cloud cover tomorrow and then sunday is when we're going to see that rain trickling in not just here in the bay area but also on this sierra we're going to get some fresh powder and temperatures northern california are going to be much lower than what we're scanning to see for our daytime highs today of your 7 day coming up in just a bit. and temperatures after that, we'll actually a warm up. >> in the east bay. the danville police officer charged with manslaughter has turned himself over to authorities. andrew hall now facing charges of manslaughter over the 2018 shooting death of lot of mirror. billie dunn hall shot at leaders car 9 times as he was slowly driving past police vehicles. >> during a chase. you can see video of that here in march hall. also shot and killed tyrel wilson. the district attorney is still looking into that incident. but hall has been book now at the martinez detention center. >> how soon these a

, especially up in north bay.ut here he can't see right now we have partly cloudy skies. mostly cloudy skies and current numbers. that is a cooler weekend temperatures right now in the fifties to right around 60 degrees, we have said jose 62, oakland 58 degrees and here's a live camera looking out toward the bay. lots of a cloudy skies here is so that the clouds will continue to move in once again the chance of a sprinkle or light shower in the short term, and then look what happens. first thing tomorrow morning rain likely some breezy conditions. probably not so much action in the south bay so not as much activity the south bay until possibly a tomorrow afternoon, and there's a chance we could be talking about some more scattered showers for the giants game for tomorrow, so would be watching out for that definitely leading up to the first pitch. we're talking about some rate falls. so here is outfront. most of these systems have been moving up and over the bay area, bute'll havee cloud cover and then tomorrow. th

taxes going up? not a problem. nothing is ever a problem as long as markets go up.ed to keep them up. you see them coming out with differing thought process here but let me say what i really do believe. i don't think he has any tools, i don't think he has any control. massive debt, defts, money printing is not a tool or control ultimately it will be the downfall of markets unfortunately, too many people believe he is a genius and that is the shame of it. >> gary, i'm a fan but it got to jump in how can you say there are no tools, can raise fed funds rate to close inflation? he stop the borrowing window, stop bond-buying program. that is the -- >> you think there is inflation gets out of control one man can control inflation? i don't think so. >> federal reserve will jump in and raise rates like we did a bunch years ago and done every single time it worked. what they have to be smart about not let runaway inflation get 6, 7%. going from zero to a higher bound. that is a very different narrative. let's not get over our skis. give the guy a chance. we wouldn't be here

five points, nasdaq up 6 points, s&p 500 up just a little bit.ht now, we'll show where you the ten-year stands right about now as you look there, we're under 1.7% and we've actually moved down a little bit, we're at 1.642%. and, joe

gyms can open up to 50%, and outdoor live events can also increase up to 67%. however, there won't be any changes to restaurants. they're going to remain at 50% capacity, which of course could be an issue if the state eventually makes changes to capacity limits. san francisco and san mateo counties are also getting closer to the yellow tier, but the earliest they can expect to move into that tier would be may 4th. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you. >>> now let's check in with kris sanchez, and kris, you got some much needed time off last week so when we all are here at "today in the bay" become full time appointment hunters there and you are back at it this week, because we've been looking for those appointments and i know you've been doing it some weeks in the past, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, it was worth waking up early on my days off to try to find an appointment. i managed to book one at levi's stadium. i'll be here wednesday to get my first shot and i'm excited about that and super excite

in his summing up, thejudge urged thejurors to in his summing up, thejudge urged the jurors to avoidny bias and rely on the evidence. plans by 12 footer clubs to join a planned european super league have been met with outrage by several quarters. the british government says it will do whatever it takes to prevent the move. meanwhile, the president of the european football governing body has threatened to ban players. a former us vice president walter mondale has died at the age of 93. he served underjimmy carter between 1977 and 1981, and went on to run as a presidential candidate in 1984. now, the spurs manager, jesse marini has been sacked. the portuguese coast was just 17 months into thejob. tottenham hotspur, a football club which sees itself among europe's elite. well, jose mourinho�*s gone with spurs seventh in england. so, another desk cleared, the ex—manager, home with his belongings, and no clear next destination. no comment, either. you are losing your time. english football has witnessed the various ages of mourinho. special and cheerful at chelsea, at first. more mature a

you'll be up to 80 areas like antioch in pittsburgh up to 81 degrees. well, right along one. oh, one from santa rosa to sandra fell. it's mid to upper 70's tomorrow as temperatures starting to get a little cooler for inland valleys that will take us into the mid 70's from tuesday on through friday for these areas. bayside cities holding on to the upper 60's to low 70's with very little change and sunshine is not going anywhere. we stay dry all the way into the upcoming weekend. reyna john, thank you. so to update you on some accidents of in tracking like this one. >> san mateo long, 1. one northbound at peninsula avenue that is clear. they've got that off the road course. you've seen just a little slow down from that. another one up here in concord, westbound highway 4 at highway 2.42. they've been able to get that one off the road as well. but heading into the city under 2 minutes for your drive time there. so conditions have been at the limit. no really major issues across a bridge is set for the richmond sandra fell commute that once uptick get a look at the san mateo brid

but just up. and a workers comp here. >> a person of faith, you know, sam, a christian guy in our in our faith, we believe, you know, you tithe 10%. it owns and 10% of whatever you make. like i said, i'm a can okay. money, but nothing crazy. it doesn't take much to make a difference. he knows that addressing homelessness is an uphill battle, but he believes that it's a winnable war. if everyone pitches in, it's even if you don't have a job, you can still get your time, your talent or your 10th. so either way you can still donate something contribute something that you have to whoever the need in addition to the dumpsters. quincy has also been bringing down food and cleaning supplies. he says the need is great and wants to help as much as he can. and if a long time working. i can still do something. >> all right. back live now. quincy says he did not reach out to the city or anyone else for help. he felt that the city was probably it had enough to do. and so we just did this on his own. but for now

and then the weekend really clears up starts to warm up to and by saturday. we're sitting solidly in the 70's for a very warm range of daytime highs. today's temperatures in the 50's and 60's for san francisco and her other coastal spots. well, across the rest of the bay area. it's going to be a range of 60's to even low 70's. the south bases daytime highs and campbell up to 70 degrees. san jose and santa clara close at 69 degrees. well, the east bay also 60's to 70's for your highs today with danville walnut creek and conquered officially back into the 70's after yesterday's 60's vallejo 68 napa and sonoma at 72 santa rosa also at 72 for a really nice daytime high today. tomorrow a little cooler on the brisk side as winds pick up. but then saturday and sunday come along and things look really good with highs well into the 70's. 70 stick around into monday and tuesday. 2 skies will remain clear and dry all the way through this forecast. the dry conditions or certainly the downside to the otherwise nice weather reyna john, we actually have a hot spot that just

lots coming up on gma.test in minneapolis overnight and we will have the latest on that all over the police killing of daunte wright, which happened just miles from where george floyd was killed last summer. new details about how it happened and what we are learning about the officer involved. dantes family will join us live this morning and abc news exclusive. >>> also ahead, the latest on the coronavirus emergency, the cdc director urging michigan to go under another lockdown, as the number of cases in that state explode. the good news this morning on the treatment front. >>> we are following the latest in that deadly school shooting in tennessee. what we know so far about the shooter, the motive, and how the injured police officer is doing this morning. that is all coming up people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wire

up 3%.ot what they were they are not down like many other stay at home stocks. >>> back to the markets and your money. our next guest says buck ple up. the next story may tell a key indication, but get ready. bill stone is joining us now bill, for the last year, rightfully so, it has been about covid, lockdowns, economy, government programs. whatever this is looking like it is coming to an end what are you focusing on with the markets for the next few months and quarters and maybe a year plus. >> i think shorter term, as you mentioned, we may be getting a little bit -- it is easy to say a bit frothy we took a look at the post-bear markets after world war ii what you saw not unsurprisingly in the one year after, extremely strong market. we were up 75% essentially we switched to the second year in the bear market it is still a positive market, except not as good you are probably averaging up 12%. as you know, we are up around 10% this year. then the other interesting thing which is more import

it will be heating up as the weekend goes along, so we'll go up to 80 degrees tomorrow, and 84 degreesand once again, it's going to be windy there as well. as we go through the forecast for another spot, hitting the road and heading maybe to paso robles this weekend or big sur, heading down that way we'll see temperatures in the mid-70s for today, and some upper 60s for tomorrow, so comfortable even there along the immediate coastline. we'll talk about what's going on today in our forecast as we head to work and school. how is the commute driving to work this morning, mike? >> it's a little bit of change. unexpected, we'll talk about the most change we see in santa clara county because everything else is green on the sensors except for the altamont pass. i don't need to call that out. 101 with the typical build, even on a friday at 5:40 we see the same slow section we typically see monday through thursday. this is atypical, morgan hill northbound 101 jams up just about dunn avenue between dun and consoured. a considerable slow around tenant and another crash there so may be two inciden

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coming up, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says america is trailing china when it comes to taking advantage of climate change. we talk about the way the central banks are taking concerns into account. ♪ >> china is the largest producer and exporter of solar panels. wind turbines, batteries, electric vehicles. and holds nearly a third of the world's renewable energy. if we don't catch up, america will miss the chance to shape the world's climate future in a way that reflects our interests and we will lose out on countless jobs for the american people. anna: antony blinken saying the u.s. must catch up with china if it hopes to benefit from the green jobs boom. let's focus on climate from a different angle. you obviously like many have given a thought -- a lot of thought to climate change, from the perspective of an economist and what central banks should do to deflect climate concern. do you think the ecb needed to introduce a review for how climate change is handled in its policy given the siz

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