let me take you up. up into the air.clouds, above the weather, above all the aircraft. this is the stratosphere — a place yet to be conquered by humankind. up here, the air is thin and calm. and it is here that you'll find the zephyr. this is a strange beast — and the fact that it flies this high is the least strange thing about it. see, it only travels at aomph, it only weighs 75kg. it's launched by hand, it's completely solar—powered — and in theory, it may be able to stay up here for months. i was last at zephyr�*s base in farnborough in the uk in 2018, when it had just stayed aloft for very nearly 26 days. since then, it's done 64. so, this is how it works. during the day, the sun hits the solar panels, which charge the batteries and power the propellers, and the plane climbs to 75,000 feet. when the sun goes down, the batteries completely take over. the propellers do slow down and the plane does lose altitude. the trick, though, is to make sure you're still above 60,000 feet by the time the sun comes up the next mor

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tech is up 8%, the sector up 8% in may the nasdaq up 5% so you're talking about much more recently where some of these trades have started to unwind really in the software space. like if we showed you this week and you guys can throw them up if you want, salesforce, service now, oracle, you can throw up some others, too, that pretty much tell a software roll. >> uh-huh. and we have seen software rolling over really for last two months it's been under the surface where we saw microsoft spend a lot of time below its 50-day moving average we think that software has been deteriorating for some time, and it's not cheap it's trading at about 30 times, that's up from 22 times just a few months ago so what you have is, again, crowded positioning and a lot of high expectations that are then being met with these high valuations >> you mention degraffe over at renaissance macro. he says of software from cracks to canyons, at a minimum the bar is now higher for holding software names as the strength of the group has become more of a headwind than a tailwind how big of an issue is it if the sector co

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so when we are at the gas pump watching the dollar number go up, up, up, it's really little consolationo know that the gas tax is paying for road maintenance, about $0.58 per gallon. but one problem with that is that as more people transition to electric cars, that means fewer dollars for road repairs. now check out this pilot program the state is launching and is looking for about 800 drivers to participate for six months starting in august. you drive as you usually do. take a survey at the beginning. take a survey at the end. the difference is these drivers will pay their taxes by the mile instead of by the gallon. participating drivers could earn up to $400, and they will be reimbursed for any gas taxes or electric vehicle registration fees they pay, just to make sure that they're not getting double dipped. now, here's why the state wants to rethink highway and road repair funding. 80% of that comes from fuel taxes. and while we feel like we're paying more than ever when we fill up that funding source is actually shrinking. electric vehicle drivers do pay a registration fee to fund r

, going up a degree or two around the bay. 70 degrees, monday, tuesday of next week and what warm up?long the coast, may gray, holds on. the temperatures not changing for more than a degree or two on a day-by-day basis over a course of 10 days, really. and potential for drizzle along the coast like we saw last night and this morning. >> all of the above, thank you. >>> ditching . >>> cities across the bay area are celebrating bike to wherever day. formally known as bike to workday. this year marks the 30th anniversary of the celebration, we caught up with people in berkeley, san jose, kicking off their day with a bike ride. the event encourage people who drive to break out that bike. >> for a long time have had protected by boulevards, now we are adding protected bike lanes on major streets. and, berkeley always been among one of the cities in the united states with the highest bike rating population. >> there were 16 so-called energizer stations set up throughout berkeley where cyclists could stop for free refreshments and some swag. >> look at this, everyone. can you name these litt

the groceries went up like crazy, gasoline is going up again. my car insurance is way up. i can't believe anybody would say they are doing better. host: what kind of differences are you noticing? caller: big differences. host:n the electric side, what has changed? caller: we live in a mobile home and i usually pay one hundred $50 a month and now i paid 225 for electric. thus giving you an example. all of the stuff has gone way up and no one is talking about that part. biden is doing a terrible job. from pennsylvania, we have alex. inflation and how it's affected her spending. caller: good morning. i agree that electrical is high. my bill went■y to 220. i am mainly calling because my job is not a grocery store. i am the person who puts the tax up for pricing and it is really horrible. at what point it was supply issues and those are well past but trid up. you also hear the corporate profits are at record highs. fo gasoline and food and all of these things that aren't included, this is just corporate greed and whether it is trump or biden and office he does not set the gas p

to fact, studies show lettuce prices are up nearly 14%. fresh tomatoes are up 5%. save money, though, is to compare prices at different stores and look for generic store-brand versions and they'll be use coupons. that's what they're there for. fact, some items will some of coupons will save you a few dollars per item c? enjoy the weekend. coupon into the way to go. >> happening today, the bottle rock music festival kicks off in napa. they're going to have wine food and of course, a whole lot of music. some of the headliners today are stevie nicks. megan, the stallion nelly are among those performing today. pearl jam and sharon and queens of the stone age are going to be also performing over the weekend. going to be a good time out there and the weather was nice. bottle rocket. also everybody that's out for the holiday cardiff. all paraded go on sunday. john. lots going on. yeah, i'm glad carnival's on sunday, too, because the weather for it is going to be out sunday year and a little bit warmer, too, because today and tomorrow are cooler days. >> lot of cloud cover

down, up at the sky. as we just have been down at the city' dks and down at a lowly tropical fruit, and how all of this was intertwined symbolically at the turn of the century, this photograph taken in 1891, shows dock workers readying giant bales of cotton for loading onto boats and shipng all over the world. th18s marked the beginnings of organized labor unions on these docks, also on local and national levels. these labor unions allied and assisted each other in fighting for better, safer, fairer working condions. labor unions during this progreiv era popularized what we call strikes. that is mass organized work stoppages, refusals to work and. and these strikes were in order to push corporations and their bosses as those with the wealth and the power to give in to the strikers, the workers demands and. on october 24th, 1892, between two and 3000 members of three separate unions in new orleans, workers in a variety of trades decided to strike as one as a single unit. their demands were a ten hour work

up in just a bit. so you know your local communities how long it's going to happen and of course how much rain we're going to get too and that storm luckily moves out sunday with drier conditions right around the corner. g? >>> i'll take it from here, thanks jess. livermore police are searching for a double homicide suspect investigators say 30-year-old yonston vazquez shot and killed a man and a woman inside a hotel room saturday at the la quinta inn on south front road. the identities of victims vice president been released yet. but police believe vazquez knew one of them. >>> the former captain of the dive boat that caught fire and killed 34 people was sentenced to four years in prison for neglect as ship officer. fire on the conception happened back in 2019 off the coast of santa barbara. investigators found captain jerry boylan never conducted fire drills prior to the disaster. and that he also failed to use any fire fighting equipment during the fire. and he was the first crew member to abandon s

coming up. yeah, we've got san francisco here, too. >> make some traction here in tackling homelessness. the mayor will walk us through the numbers that have gotten numbers that have gotten ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> 7.29. want to get a peek at the weather and see when things are going to start warming up now in due course, john, i think we're going to say in juba to into we haven't indubitably warm and it's a slow warm-up at that. we are seeing a nice mild day ahead of us in the low 70's expected yesterday with 60's. so still on the cooler side of things tomorrow would be low 80's for a few spots. so you see the direction we're heading here. looking outside. we've got the cruise ship pulled up fully at the embarcadero. now, a fairly mild breeze working its way through the golden gate this morning. not enough to really transport a lot of fog or dire

s&p up for a fourth week in a row.ld really have to change today for that to be disrupted. the 10 year helping out stocks. investors cheering that slightly cooler than expected cpi plus a fed that seems unlikely to hike this year. the bloomberg dollar falling with yields. silver hitting its highest level since 2013, above three dollars per ounce. the bloomberg industrial metal index up 3.3% on the week. the s&p gains, reason to think it may not continue. 2024 has largely been this range. right now we are slightly outside. yesterday was the high point. unless the s&p goes sharply higher, this is starting to round down out of overbought. we may go back down into the range as investors sort out the factors. let's look underneath the surface. big movement on the day including meme stocks. gamestop, premarket higher. announced premarket downside, selling 45 million shares. along with amc. scarlet: gamestop now down for a third straight day. thank you. coming up, blackrock's rick rieder says the best way to temper inflation

violent crime is up by 14%. >> which includes robberies up. 37%. opd remains under the supervision of a federal court appointed monitor as a result of the riders case in 2003 in which a group of officers was exposed for beating and framing mostly black oakland residents. >> chief michel has said that plans to help the department successfully complete the program and close that chapter. chief michel is oakland's 12 chief in the last decade. reporting in the newsroom. i'm theresa stasi back to just 8 theresa, thank you. santa rosa. police say that a traffic stop led to the discovery of a loaded machine gun. this happened yesterday when officers >> pulled over a ford fusion near the intersection of west 3rd street. in stony point road, a 19 year-old santa rosa resident admitted to having that firearm and a satchel that he was wearing across his chest. he was detained without incident and booked on a series of felony charges. this week, david de pap the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi will learn his fate. the path was convicted last year for the

that stock is up 8%, though. worth noting, lifetime fitness posted strong membership growth, though that is customer case older and more affluent. >>> our next guest is joel r rambolt. >> hi. explain to us what you think is going on here with so much mixed commentary. >> every cad gory of retail is saying inflation grepressures. we're seeing from well-known facts around fuel and driver shortages. all of that puts upward pressure. we're controlling what we can control. we focus on being operationally excellent, driving costs, finding wastage, grinding it out wherever we can. >> what's the mix of price and traffic in your numbers these days. >> what we are seeing can growth in customers. our counts are very, very healthy. where the pressure comes is in basket size, we are alls focus on -- everywhere we can take costs out, and turn it back on prices, particularly as a private brand-led company, we're very well positioned for that. much harder than they have in recent years, so that's very favorable for us. we're abl

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it's just over that cloud layer we're waking up to and looking up at. help bleed off the marine layer and 80s today near livermore and low 70s in the heart of redwood city. so as we take a look at what's going on for us throughout this afternoon, that marine layer pulls back like a blanket just along the coastline. like what i mentioned earlier, it's going to split the peninsula in half just like yesterday, if you head up to areas like al that plaza the park in san francisco. head up there and you go to the highest peak you can actually see the foggy side of san francisco and the not so foggy side. that's going to be the case for us all throughout the peninsula into areas like santa cruz, were now over to you, reed. >>> all right, thank you so much. more reactions on the roadways as people start their drive time on a tuesday. we have a few things to let you know at the top of hour a live look at bay bridge. this is what we usually see because the metering lights are now on. and the traffic is backed up to the usual sight there at the toll plaza. it does

we go phillies up two.ison throws a22 pitch high and tight to bryce harper, who then stared down harrison. there was some light shoving between the teams. no real escalation. the backstory here it was seven years ago today. same ballpark when bryce harper and former giants reliever hunter strickland threw punches after a similar high end tight incident. today, the phillies went on to win 6 to 1, but the giants did win the series two games to one. the record books of major league baseball are forever changed. starting today, mlb is now incorporating data from the leagues with the alleged goal of preserving the milestones of its players. the move means catcher josh gibson of the homestead grays becomes baseball's single season leader in batting average and slugging percentage, ahead of babe ruth, willie mays, who played for the birmingham black barons before signing with the giants, will have ten hits added, bringing him to 3293. an updated version of mlb database will become public before the giants and the

they can wrap it up tuesday back in dallas. and they're looking to get back to the finals for the first time in 13 years. so the dallas mavericks draymond green predicted they would make it. by the way for you. >> did he did draymond green on on the tnt show. >> yeah great for stanford though. >> congrats to the softball team. big game thursday. all right sportswrap coming up. >> we've got a big show for you 30 minutes away. lots more to come. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11 a major four alarm fire in oakland tonight, the firefighter at a lumber supply company just south of downtown right near 880 plus. >> i didn't expect so many people to show up like this. it gives me hope. so that everything's going to be all right. >> a san francisco community rallying behind a family who lost everything in a recent house fire tonight, the homeowners, overwhelmed by the support. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. >> tonight, the community rallied in support of a beloved dog walker and his family. neighbors held a block

just shut up!a neurotoxin that can escalate teen irritability. (♪♪) >>> i'm with paul now. now, you have a lot of personal experience with all of this crazy weather that's getting on in texas happening there, and we're seeing a lot of videos out of there too. >> yes, i went to graduate school about 90 miles up the road from houston where all sorts of bad stuff happened this evening. >> yeah, we have video to show you. violent hurricane force winds slammed the city bringing in flash flooding, tornado warnings, knocking out power to thousands of people. then pummeling power transmitters. >> yes, a building just collapsing, the side just torn away. unfortunately we're hearing at least four people were killed in the storm. one died after being hit by a falling crane. >> oh, man. and check this out. the windows of the downtown sky scraper were just completely blown out and the side of the building was peppered with damage. two men inside the high-rise described it have as chaos that unfolded and how the

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will be more modest, but you'll steady warm up maybe even up to the mid-60s for coastal parts of the bay area thursday next week. gives you something to look forward to as we get through a cold, wet, windy day saturday. >>> time for a check of what's ahead at 6:00. we'll switch over to juliette. >> thanks so much. >>> it is a new chapter for one of the fastest growing cities in the bay area. dublin schools are bursting at the seams. now some students who have been learning in portable classrooms are about to set foot on a brand-new campus decades from the making. we hear from a student who played a role in its design. >>> plus it's the epicenter of california's spring bloom so impressive it can sometimes be seen from space. all that is come up in about ten minutes, but first vern and sports. >>> we got baseball up top and the giants. the series is all over in boston. first mike yastrzemski had a special visitor in the clubhouse before today's get-away game. his grandpa and hall of famer carl yastrzemski. mom and grandma were at fenway all three days. mike gave them something to cheer

a warm up today. a brief warm up. hope you're able to savor those temperatures.t is way up to the north. it will affect the wind field enough for temperatures to be retreating closer to average values as we head through the next couple of days. let's take a look at where we did top out today and those temperatures, they were on the whole about six, seven degrees above normal. not nearly that warm for petaluma. but 86 degrees in novato. and the onshore breeze did not go away, which an influence on temperatures, falling just short of 70 degrees, which is above normal. and along the coast, half moon bay, climbed up close to 60, but you fell short. and temperatures got into the low 80s into the low to mid-80s. we are in for some changes as we head through the next few days. how things will change, which is stellifies out there. so about a 20-degree spread at the moment, kind of what you would expect in late may. a little fog will develop compared to what we would have this morning, but i mean a little more fog along the coast, some of it spreading across the bay and

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hurry up, hurry up. >> surveillance video shows this infiniti g37 backing up and ramming hsd engineeringr company in concord at about 945 monday night. they damaged the roll up door, but this forklift blocked the car from going any further. they took off in the g37 and an infiniti m35. i've learned the g37 was stolen and was later found by antioch police. but what were they after? i wish i could look inside their head and ask them. >> i have quite a few questions for them. >> tyler hagan owns the company on solano way. he repairs machines and equipment for national labs, aerospace and semiconductor companies. they also make medical devices. hagan says he's hard pressed to explain a motive for the break in attempt. >> i wish i knew we both happened to be in very highly specified fields, and it is a strange coincidence that we both get hit back to back on the same night, back to back, because five minutes before hitting hagan's company, the same group is believed to have targeted another company in concord. >> this video shows a caravan of cars led by the same m35, making a beeline to micr

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in any and all hold ups. anyone with information is asked to contact postal inspectors live in the newsroom. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> henry, thank you. >> all right, shifting gears to our weather. sunny skies of the bay area today, a live look at san francisco. it is beautiful, but get ready for a wet weekend. >> we're already seeing some clouds out there this evening. our meteorologist, roberta gonzalez joins us live now with a look at the forecast. roberta that was a pristine look at the city by the bay, wasn't it? >> i am going to provide you with the change that we have been talking about all week long. take a look at sfo at this hour. the clouds on approach now roughly down to about 500ft in elevation. and look at the bush there. it is very breezy. we do have wind gusts right now, up to 34mph. all associated with that right there right now. precipitation is now nicking that northwestern quadrant of the state of california. we do have the clouds on the approach as visible from our live weather ca

maybe not a 10 degree warm up tomorrow, maybe you go up 3-4 degrees but look at the inland valleys, lower to middle 80s. look at san jose, middle 70s today. tomorrow, lower 80s. thursday and friday, those are the days when the inland valleys are going to feel that warm up a little more. let's bring back up the forecast imagery here. i will give you an idea what is transpiring. looking at it as a whole over head we will watch three days here and get ourselves oriented. we are looking at the temperatures at 5,000 feet up in the atmosphere. the reason why we are doing that is because there is where you can see the pattern. you are going to watch three days you and will be able to see the day time highs and the morning lows, like the atmosphere is breathing a little bit. watch the pattern. reds, oranges, drifting farther our way. now, by thursday, it has gotten far enough west. this is warmth migrating our way from the desert southwest towards us. we are feeling the influence of high pressure over head at the same time. allowing the temperatures here to warm. you can see we get a little bit o

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just shut up!a neurotoxin that can escalate teen irritability. (♪♪) let's go outside right now. it's 6:14 in the morning. and there you go. there's the golden glow reminding us we are doing another day on the planet. you are halfway through the week and will have hamway through the 6:00 hour this morning. >> that makes me very happy and this is my monday. >> another day on the planet but specifically the best corner of the world. we have some of the best weather and the most beautiful scenery outside. that's what we're waking up to this morning. just above that cloud layer you can't really tell right now because it's may gray but we have a beautiful sunrise and the cloud layer holding on tight to the santa clara valley this morning as we take a look @ virtual reality map. we have the clouds only right now but luckily this afternoon the clouds pull back along the coastline and we will see sangers skies throughout the afternoon hours and areas like livermore and fremont in the 70s today. a beautiful

next up, "wheel of fortune."confirming with sajak's reps that it is slated for june 7th. soon. sajak has hosted the show since it launched in 1981 alongside vanna white. after he signs off, ryan seacrest is set to step in as host. >>> next up, cold play. the seven-time grammy winners hit the stage across the pond at the bbc radio one's music festival. they closed out the weekend with a surprise guest, sabrina carpenter who was just here on "snl" a couple weeks ago joined them to perform their 2014 track "magic." here's a listen. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> yeah. we're just waxing on about how great they were here at the plaza. >> do you remember it was pouring down rain? >> chris is like, we're making memories. this is great. >> bring them back. >> sabrina carpenter is having a moment, good for her. >>> next up, bradley cooper. who remembers this oscar-nominated performance? ♪ ♪ ♪ takes a lot to try maybe it's time to let the old wings down ♪ >> over the weekend, cooper stepped back into the shoes of jackson maybe with a little he

meanwhile, up to the north bay., here's the contrast for you from 24 hours ago, a little warmer across most of the district cooler a little bit and some pockets up north. but warmer. that's the trend to remember for tomorrow. futurecast for i did talk about there's some morning fog at the coast, but more importantly, some scattered clouds on the late afternoon. this is all kind what to do about nothing for the most part. it's not really going do much of anything. but cover up a little patches of sky a little bit during the afternoon, get into friday. and here's some deeper moisture can see to the south. but we will have some scattered clouds over the weekend. so we should note that highs tomorrow. we reaching about 90 for antioch, but most readings inland will be in the 80's to the north. also a lot of the east bay over the east bay hills, east bay shoreline will stay in the 70's. meanwhile, 68 san francisco about 87 going on for san jose. so what's going on for the end of this week and next week our high pressure s

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our phones blew up. we were getting calls from all over the united states, sacramento detective andy carter says. and we have confirmed that a federal investigation is now underway under the name operation red hook. homeland security is working with local law enforcement to connect gift card cases. carter says this unusual theft that first appeared on our radar with ningning sun in sacramento could total billions. there's no one person doing it. it's clearly a group of people who are fairly well organized and have some financial backing to be able to operate a large scale operation. despite so many arrests, carter believes thieves are still targeting gift card racks, and they're all using the same playbook. the stores that are being targeted are similar. the types of cards that are being targeted are similar. the method of tampering with the cards is similar. ningning sun remains in jail. he has not entered a plea and his attorney has not responded to us. sun is due back in court in three weeks and we pl

chain controls up. we should see decreasing snowfall as we head towards about this time tomorrow on into monday. closer to home, the most sun we've seen all day long. starting to break out now around the bay area. 56 chilly degrees in san francisco had about an inch of rain, about a close to an inch of rain earlier today in san francisco. showers passing by oakland at 56 degrees and a little bit of partly cloudy skies in walnut creek. 57. breezy about 8000/600 of an inch of rain coming down in the walnut creek area today. and san jose. more than a half inch of rain. no issues with rain shadows today around the santa clara valley, and we'll get a little bit more off and on tonight into early tomorrow morning. and then a warm up is on the way. as you can see in the 7-day forecast right there at the bottom of the screen, we will see 70s and 80s making a comeback next week. right now around the peninsula. still some showers there near the airport around san francisco and some pretty strong thunderstorms now

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we are ramping up for paris while team usa is packing up for paris. so we asked our in-house travel pro chris kamara to give us a peek at their unusual cargo. last time you were showing us cargo we were talking giant million dollar horses that were heading over. exactly. flying horses right? a lot of people who watched our segment told us they had absolutely no idea how the equestrian horses that compete in the olympics will fly from around the world to paris. they travel in those specialty barns that fit inside a cargo jet. quick update i can tell you this operation is in full swing right now and soon. the horses, their handlers, groomers, vets and such will fly to france. some will go extra early in the next few weeks, so the horses and the people can recover from jet lag that was a trip, so we've been hungry to learn more about any other unexpected cargo that team usa is taking to france. and we found jessica moore living, breathing cargo meat, part of the team that fuels team usa chefs, sous chefs and dietitians. in total, nine food pros will fly

up to the election. the lower interest rates go, the deeper the dollar for. the deeper the dollar falls, the higher gold prices go up and the higher inflation rises. that's what we're looking at. so as you can, i'll make strategy in purely purely electro attends. not a good one for the buy the ministration that it's like you was the lose. oh no, no, to boost up the economy that slowly they're interested in like a brief and awful read the numbers. yeah, that's all they want to do the boost up the economy and boost up the equity markets . the people don't know how it mid to, how bad it is, until the equity markets go down. the people are suffering now, but the media and, and the, the, the, the, the, the, the words coming out always happy days are here again. so they use the equity markets, they use the g d p numbers to keep promoting that things are just fine and they're going to get better. we saw the bailout of that silicon bank awhile ago. what if the buy them doesn't win the race between what you're sa

but up next on nightly news, an incredibly rare opportunity to get up close with the us battleship. nbc's joe fryer will take you on a tour >>> tonight, israel launching strikes in rafah after hamas said it has accepted a cease-fire proposal. images of celebrations in gaza following that announcement from hamas, that it agreed to terms presented by egypt and qatar. but israel saying there's no deal yet and going ahead with strikes in rafah, the southern gaza city where it told nearly 100,000 people to evacuate. the uncertainty tonight. >>> also this evening, donald trump found in contempt again at his hush money trial for violating his partial gag order. the new threat from the judge to send him to jail. >>> severe storms on the move. millions in the central u.s. under a rare high risk for tornadoes. after the flooding in texas that left a 4-year-old boy dead. >>> the u.s. soldier detained in russia. the crime he's accused of committing. >>> columbia university making a major announceme

they realize blew up. we have to keep our we have to keep our relationship low key and they did and guess one of the key advise -- for teddy roosevelt for seven and a half years was booker t washington. so think that in a time in which people blacks were inferior to whites in the great part of our country because of a compromise we never should have made because of an election controversy that never should happen. rutherford hayes to be president. a compromise was cut and they said what the south wants. the republican who can present pull troops out of the south and let us run our own gladys, run her own shop. they said, you better. that's fine. but remember, the war is over everyone's equal. remember that many people did and lot of the segregationist democrats were looking to turn back the clock. and that's the life that the tuskegee president had to deal with. and instead of saying, woe is me, he said, how do i deal with this and make it better for himself? but for everybody? he wouldn't take carnegie's

it's going up. up as we speak p actually. the show a half hour ago, the yield was 4.57, 4-- now you're up 4.59. the market does not like that and continues to head south. the price of gold, here we go, $2,368 per ounce, down a little. bitcoin, last time we checked it was 67, still is, 67,6. oil right around $80 a daryl, $800.03. -- 80.03. plenty of red ink for stocks. >>> coming up, the roe new york city hotel is just one of the 135 hotels in new york that's housing migrants. a former worker there says staff is charging the city for any little thing they can. he's here to explain how these hotels are making money from migrants. >> charlemagne the god was asked what he sees as the biggest issues this november. roll it. >> there was some backlash earlier this year when i got asked a simple question, do i think the border is going to be an issue in november. i said the reason why i feel like it's going to be an issue, the first time in my life, people i know having conversations with me about the border. stuart: he says the bord

ended up in the philippines.ws and worked my way up through a bunch of stations in california and finally got to come home to the bay area. we also have these amazing pictures of you. >> on block know can't cover up the magnum p i was a big deal back. so when picture from that got off active still in the reserves. so that was in. and then this is the civil air patrol students applying for them a great i'm sorry, i'm right? so we're doing news stuff. then back then. >> that sailor pictures, view of the action that's in the and that's when i was working in chico and i would go to sacramento to my weekend drills, ok? so from there, how did you get to the bay area? i started freelancing and went all the way through. i worked it every station in this market for for a while and finally got full time and worked my way up weekend anchoring mornings. all that. and then 6 years ago, kron became available. yes, here we are. and what has been like your top memory from kron. oh, will it really help me get flying tails going?

otherwise it is up to 66. in napa, mid 50s now pretty much around the tri valley and 57 degrees across the santa clara valley. going up to 87 degrees 80s will become and around the central bay, 73 at the beaches 81 san francisco. how about that? well above average. we'll talk about the meltdown, the cool down just in time for the weekend. that forecast is coming up, but right now sal castaneda in the house. what's up? this time around? >> well, you know, we're seeing some more slow traffic in the silicon valley. there roberta, and i'm beginning to see it on the maps here. let's go right to the maps. you can see that northbound 101 traffic and two, 80 and 85 are getting a little bit slower here for that commute. there's been just a little bit of slowing there, but it doesn't seem like it's too unusual. i just want to let you know that that commute is waking up, so to speak. let's go to highway four. we do have some slow traffic there coming in from pittsburgh to bay point. again, very typical slow traffic and a

sphwhroosh we're still up but just, nasdaq's to up 59.ese joining us, for the hour, by the way. we got the ppi inflation report this morning. it ticked up a little bit. why hassett not affected the markets effectively. >> i think the everyone wants to see cpi, tomorrow's report. this is a trend. it's clear we've now had four inflation readings in a row that are higher than expected. one's an anomaly, two's a pattern, three's a trend. four? we could be in a crisis tomorrow. this could be what a tips the market over with worry about inflation -- stuart: relate me repeat that -- let me repeat that. if tomorrow there's another uptick in inflation at the consumer leveling you think this market really falls out of bed? >> i do. i think there's a chance. steeple's out saying a 10 percent correction, i think that's reasonable. we have to reset expectations thes on when the fed's going to cut rays. the fed's not coming anytime soon which is something i've been saying, but investors are not willing to accept that reality. they may be forced to tomo

going through the year energy up about the same ask utilities are up lane and the underlying securities continue that momentum and we are half way through the yore and you low low double gj digits, we are still eely positive on energy. commodities -- >> energy looks leak it will be forever, it is up year to date and it's worse now over the last month and it's down %. as i said, speaks to sectors that were and now are not. >> right. that's when you look at an investor and say you're up ten and 1 1/2 from there especially with the energy and earnings are bottoming out and i think we'll start to reaccelerate. you are also seeing a ton of m and a and this is an area where investors in the back half of the year will say there will probably continue to be m and a and it's still cheap and earnings are bottoming out and i can get a nice dividend and special dividends with the companies that have free cash flow. so i think this sector will continue to do quite nicely the rest of the year and i wouldn't take the one-month view and extrapolate that out and the next six months. >> i know we have to

that's up 4% from last year. the bottlerock music festival, now underway at napa valley expo center. for. it's the hottest ticket in the bay area right now. the event is filled with music, food, and of course, wine. stevie nicks is the headliner tonight, and later this weekend, ed sheeran and pearl jam are set to perform. weekend tickets are sold out. as many as 40,000 people are expected to attend each day. >> this represents napa valley perfectly. there's people all around the world that are here and bottlerock is second to none. we call it mom coachella. >> it's a wonderful event. i've been coming here for the past four years. it's an amazing mecca. if you love everything to do with food, wine and music, bottlerock has become one of the most sought after music festivals in the nation since it was first held in 2013. >> the event's run through sunday by bottlerock. not the only show in town for this holiday weekend in san francisco, the 45th annual carnival festival is taking over the mission district. it lasts