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then, 60's to near 70 at noon. mid-60's to near 80 at 4:00. we call back to the 60's just about everywhere by 7:00. take a look at the temperatures, warm the next few days. kumasi: from school district's two pediatricians, the bay area is gearing up to vaccinate children ages five to 11 once the vaccine is authorized. the live desk has more on preparations already underway this morning. jobina: the fda is many october 26 to discuss pfizer's covid vaccine in kids. they've already scheduled vaccine clinics. a virtual town hall meeting in marin county was held yesterday for parents to ask questions. the chief of pediatric infectious diseases spoke on the panel to clarify how the shots work. he says the benefits outweigh any potential risks. >> from our experience in the bay area number with the last surge, we had children very sick and our icus come on ventilators. jobina: marin county schools and pediatricians have a vaccine clinics for children scheduled for october 30 and 31st. the hope for shots by halloween is likely not a reality. the cdc a

g at yer s lo tesments sunrise at 7:16 and the sunset at 6:34. checking daytime highs. we are looking at mid-60s's in san mateo for the peninsula. 67 for the south bay. santa clara. upper 60's to low 70 a for the north bay and about 70 for ukia. we will warm up to the rest of the week with that sunshine. inland east bay and the north bay. you can see temperatures warming up as we look to temperatures in the 80's by the end of the week. let's check in with ann for a look at traffic. how are the roadways out there? >>> we have an issue brewing in the deep south bay. this is in gilroy, highway 101. it'll go northbound. one vehicle has rolled over and it's blocking all of the lanes. this is near the monterey road exit just south of highway 25. that is going to affect people coming into the bay area. taking a look at the dublin interchange camera looking heavier. 30 minutes 205 to 680 from tracy in to the city. looking at the san mateo bridge. chp has issued a high wind advisory, a 12 minute drive moving up to the golden gate. an easy 19 minute drive going southbound on 101

you'll be at 72 today with antioch in valais. how at 73 cooler at the coast. as i mentioned a minute ago, stinson beach in point raise each in the low to mid 60's tomorrow's highs about the same as today's just a little cloudier saturday and sunday will be a bit cooler staying partly cloudy and that slight chance of a few sprinkles on saturday, sunday is dry importantly for halloween and then some showers possible again into monday. reyna. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get you going this accident out here richmond 80 westbound at cutting boulevard. >> we're seeing a much larger delay now looks like travel time to start even out here. a good alternate route will be san pablo avenue. but i'd say just stay on 80 not seen a big delay that a traffic hazard. this is down in san mateo looks like defective traffic signal there northbound 1, one at peninsula avenue. so the traffic lights are blacked out in all directions as you're crossing. so be safe as you're driving there into the city, a little under 30 minutes to make it at that freeman street exit. y

the sunrise at 7:28. the sunset at 6:18. let's check the daytime highs for today as we look at high temperatures below average for this time of year. for the coast upper 50's to low 60's. we are looking at daytime highs around 59 in pacifica, 61 at half moon bay. for the peninsula, 64, 66 redwood city. 65 in palo alto and the south bay 65 in sunyvale. san jose at 66. also for campbell and 65 for morgan hill. for the inland east bay, 65 in concord, pleasant hill. the tri valley, 65 in livermore later on today. as we look around the bay from 62 in san francisco, daley city, for the east bayshore line, alameda 64 for san leandro. oakland at 63. also for berkeley and richmond as we look to the north bay. highs in the low 6o's. 61 in santa rosa. 62 in napa and for sonoma and there was that chance to see a few spotty light showers this afternoon. 56 for lake port and for clear lake. here is the extended forecast. what you can expect and there is a chance for san francisco. you may see a spotty shower. 63, with those clouds streami

the headlines at 7. a senior government adviser on covid warns the uk could face another lockdown at christmas — and tells people they shouldn't wait for ministers to take action. do everything possible in your control to try to reduce transmission. don't wait for the government to change policy. and the sooner we all act, the sooner we can get this transmission rate down, and the greater the prospect of having a christmas with our families. the warning comes as two of the biggest teaching unions have called for tougher covid measures in schools in england to combat a rise in infections. a welcome from england's city regions outside london for an announcement of nearly £7 billion to improve their transport networks — but they say more money is needed. ministers promise half a billion pounds to support families in the budget, but the labour party calls

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gusts at half moon bay at 36 miles an hour. about 30,000 feet -- v v v v v v around mount diablo and half moon bay and mount helena. current rainfall the last 24 hours, an inch and a half. san francisco, the fifth wettest october on record because you have picked up over 3.5 inches for the month. santa rosa, 2.66, fremont, about half an inch, only .02 in san jose, and quickly adding up the totals at the coast. three quarters of an inch in an hour at mount hamm. that is the kind of rain rate we don't want to see in the santa cruz mountains later. the front is still in the north bay. it is not until about 1:00 until it begins to sink to the south, so five hours of solid moderate- to heavy rain, going f f jose into livermore, so when we projected the three to four inches, that's why. a lot of rain to come. monday, a dryer afternoon, but looking at livermore, 4.3 inches throughout the day. fremont could see over 2.5 inches. san jose, over an inch. the most rain, four to seven inches in the north bay, three inches or so to go and sa

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so breezy at time. you won't be in the snow and the nor'easters. >> it's a lot warm he. >> i have to put away all my snow gear. no more snowstorms to cover. >> you can bring it back out when you go skiing at tahoe. >> i love tahoe so much. i'll bring it out again. >>> in hockey they have short handed goals. this is a short-handed team. >> it might be the best effort by the sharks in years. how many players were out today because of covid-19? guess what. they still won the game. stick around. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the sharks were down but not out against winnipeg. seven players missed the game after being put on the nhl's covid-19 protocol. the game against the jets delayed a half-hour. the stand coach john mclean serving as acting head coach. tied 1-1 in overtime. no problem. they snap their skid beating the sharks 2-1 in o.t. overcoming so manyn. not only did we need to win it and get back on track but missing a lot of key guys and having a crazy day. just came together. a big win. >> t

sunrise at 7:30. checking our daytime highs, for the coast, in the low 60's this afternoon for the peninsula, upper 60's to low 70's. a pleasant day in the south bay. low 70's in santa clara and for san jose. as we look to the inland east bay from 73 to concord and pleasant hill. low 70's for the tri valley. 73 in livermore. around the bay, 67 in san francisco, 65 in daley city. upper 60's for alameda, oakland and san leandro for the east bayshore line. 73 for santa rosa and for the napa valley. in the low 70's. here is that seven day forecast forking and you can see temperatures just a little warmer for tomorrow and still looking at temperatures for this time of year for friday. more clouds for the weekend and cooler and there we go with the shower chances for next monday. inland east bay for the coast. we are looking at temperatures just a bit warmer for tomorrow. similar for friday. maybe a touch cooler and then much cooler for the weekend and again looking at our next weather system for next monda

i was talking to a junior doctor at a l talking to a junior doctor at a hospital. a couple weeks ago who was saying that he's been doing placements for gps, and most of it has been online. he says he understands why, and it's sensible in a lot of cases, but he worries about those things that might be missed like not noticing when someone stands up after they finished the consultation to leave your room, they wince. that immediately tells you something about their bones or something isn't right. doesn't apply to most cases, but one or two they do. i'm sure it was reading a lot of gps, as well. let's move the front of the independent — a lot of it is health related today. i'll come to you in a moment. . related today. i'll come to you in a moment -— moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami _ moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of _ moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of unmet _ moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of unmet need, - moment. . this is a fact that there i is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story— is a

our hottest today at 94 oakland at 80 degrees 85 while pittsburgh in antioch each at 92. even some 90's and center fell in novato tomorrow's temperatures. notably cooler 10 degrees down across the board inland bayside and coastal areas in for a nice cool down tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, temperatures, even cooler yet by friday and saturday. the start of fleet week weekend probably in the low 70's that our warmest and when some 60's 50's near the coastline and a chance of showers friday night into saturday. reyna john, thank you for that. so we had a disabled truck and this was westbound 5.80. east of main street. >> in san quentin is so it looks like they were able to remove that. however, we are seeing some delays along the richmond sandra fell bridge got up to about 18 minutes and now we're going back down, still 16 to get across towards sandra fell. no major issues on the bay bridge. you can see the meteor lights are off. it's a traffic is flowing into the city. once you hit the may's a little under 17 minutes. also some reports of a stalled vehicle on the san mateo

at 96 years old. jackson still has vivid memories of the war but was first reluctant to make the trip back to the memorial that honors at very oh yeah. for veterans voices. i'm jessi tenure. >> alright, so go ahead and take your phone out scan, this qr code because for more stories honoring our veterans. all you have to do is like i mentioned scan that coke is it's going to take you directly over to our website. we have an entire page dedicated to veterans voices. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the first real break in the brian laundrie case in weeks. >> what officials are saying in a live report. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news on this october reyna harvey, thanks for waking up with us this morning. slick and wet conditions. that's the name of what we're experiencing today. so like i've been telling people you want to leave the house earlier and drive a little slower because we all want to be safe and get to where we're going this morning and our meteorologists on keeping us

you're at looking at a nine-minute drive to that fremont street exit 05:18am. we'll see any major issues. we had an earlier accident on the eastbound side near the treasure island exit. they've been able to get that off of the bridge down heading across towards the peninsula. little under 13 for you there. and in the south bay traveling along one o one about 29 minutes towards middle part 8582 in 2.80. no major issues during james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain some breaking news to share with you this morning. former secretary of state colin powell has died at the age of 84 that news coming to us this morning. first released on facebook, on his official facebook page. a note from his family reads, general colin l pal, former u.s. secretary of state chairman, the joint chiefs of staff passed away this morning due to complications from covid. they went on to say he was fully vaccinated and then they thank the medical staff at walter reed national medical center for they're carrying treatment. they finished the note by saying we have lost a

san jose, milder at 61 degrees. 43 degrees at happel and bay at the bay. it will be busy with the games and activities. incentive rosie -- in santa rosa, 50 degrees. concord and livermore in the upper 50's. let's get to the temperatures today. it will be similar to yesterday's numbers. in san jose, sunshine and 89 degrees. morgan hill up to 93. 84 at santa cruz. a gorgeous day there. we have comfortable, low 80's in san bruno and san mateo. once again, at the beaches, it will be cooler, with a little bit of an onshore flow and some clouds as well. upper 60's in the sunset district. downtown, san francisco is at 77 degrees. look for low 90's through many parts of the north bay. east bay numbers, warm as well. berkeley, 81. union city, 88. the hottest spots inland once again, will be in the mid to low 90's. concord, 93. brentwood, 94. livermore, 92 degrees. tonight, we will see some of the clouds and fog move in once again. but, not spreading across the bay. it will be mostly clear. around the bay, look for upper 50's. san francisco, 57. we will see a few lo

look at that. borisjohnson hopes he will make history, brokering an agreement to slow down the warming of the planet. it is the metaphor. either cop26 succeeds or the dark ages, that is what i'm saying. but he is trying to corral many dozens of countries. there is certainly no—one emperor that can rule supreme. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, rome. about 100 people reportedly killed in sudan. the interior ministry has denied shooting into crowds. the protests are over the ousted prime minister. let's speak to a senior expert for the greater horn of africa at the united states institute of peace. hejoins us at the united states institute of peace. he joins us live from washington. thank you for coming on the programme. the western nations, the african union are withholding funds from sudan. what impact will this have on military leaders? i think this is a very evolving situation in terms of pressure put on them. they have seen good science from the african union, united states, european nations, uk, n

at 81 degrees. now, if you think today's cool just look at the rest of your forecast really feel like fall, especially come thursday and friday when temperatures and some of our inland areas will be even noticeably cooler in the 60's to low 70's for inland spots. best chance of rainfall being friday, then it's still a slight chance saturday and sunday clearing right out warming back up for fleet week reyna tom, thank you for that. we have a hot spot. this is in fremont. 8, 80 northbound at gordon avenue. you're looking at a live shot. >> all of that here again was a car, not a car fire. but as you can see, a garbage truck fire the entire garbage truck going up in flames. they had to let it burn out because of all of those toxins there. so one lane, as you can see, because of the fire department. there is blocked all the other subsequent lanes are open. but again, one lane blocked to traffic is sluggish. be moving through 8.80, northbound at dorn avenue. if you are trying to get around it to 38 will

our sunrise at 7:10 and the sunset at 6:44. daytime highs at the peninsula looking at upper 60's to low 70's from 71 santa claire a72 for you in afternoon. 73 for hill. nd east bay 73, concord, pleasant hill. the tri valley. 62. check out daley city. upper 60's. 66 oakland and for the north bay upper 60's to low 70's. low 70's in ukia. oakland and for san jose, there we go with the cooler temperatures thursday, friday and then temperatures rebound for our weekend with a little more sun inland east bay in the north bay. down to the 60's to end you the workweek and temperatures on the rise in to the 70's to low 80's for the weekend and down to the mid50's for the end of a workweek on friday. all right let's check in with gianna. >>> messy ride out of san jose unfortunately. knob 680 at jackson. all lanes shut down this is due to a deadly crash that happened just before 5:30 this morning. we have a back up now along 280 as well as 101 and jackson connects on 680 after that 280, 680 connector. with are seeing surface streets also a

you're watching kron. 4 news at noon. >> now at 9 o'clock. the city of oakland reaches 100 home, a 105 homicides in 20 21 tonight. police looking for clues in the city's latest murder. that's where we start to saturday here on kron 4 news at 9. thanks for joining us. i'm jonathan mccall. and i'm justine waldman. investigators say a man was shot and killed. a woman injured. >> and detectives believe this all could be connected to a home invasion. kron, and harry talked with the oakland community leaders about the impact. 105 murders are having on the city of oakland. good evening. to a man to good evening. he says that the city of oakland is in crisis. the pastor of acts full. >> gospel church says he's not the number of homicides. the past. when we thought the number of homicides was high in 2020, but it's even higher this year. >> killing people and put those guns down. >> that's the message from oakland acts, full gospel

look at that. now starting to come down again. they're about 23 minutes or so as you're heading into the city up in toledo. you've got an accident. 80 westbound east of marine world parkway. so traffic is pretty slow as you're traveling along a t and here conquer along highway 4, you had a couple accidents come and go. this one to 42 that northbound ramp that connected to highway 4. there is an accident. currently there. >> so you're seeing what the conditions look like today. a lot of problems all over the place. hopefully you're taking a little extra time this morning. historian james are really going to need it, right. all. yeah. and we're we're hunting to show you where the problems are show everybody where sarah stinson is now because we center well, we're going to look at the now, we can see sarah, that. >> it looks like the storm seas have parted for you. yes, but more is on the way. so stormy is going to find that storm trouble. yeah. >> yeah. it's to changes in in john's, right. it comes w

that is at the injustice. so what we are hoping to see, and certainly will be pushing hard, is great and ambition. i have been listening through some of your other speakers, we have got to keep a 1.5 alive. that means we have got to keep reducing emissions, keep ensuring the biggest emitters, the g20, continue to put in even more ambitious targets, not only for their net zero targets for 2050, we want to see 2030 targets that actually make it to 2050 because if you're 2030 targets are not pointing to the destination of a 1.5, they arejust a pipe dream. so that is crucial, greaterambition. arejust a pipe dream. so that is crucial, greater ambition. we also want to see greater finance. the delivery plan that came at the other day, quite underwhelming. we would love to see even more effort. 2023 for targets that should have been made in 2020, 100 for targets that should have been made in 2020,100 billion, we should be looking at the next target. and the significance of ad vesting in adaptation. —— investing i

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as we look at the current winds today, you will notice we are at over 20 miles per hour at the coast. during the overnight hours, things are quiet but breezy along the coastline. early monday morning, it is gusting in the 40's. this is later in the morning. the winds continue to spread to the east bay, mount diablo, the delta, south bay. this will take us into tuesday. winds out of the north. highs will be cooler than average. we should see mid 80's this time of year inland. mid 70's today, maybe some upper 70's by fairfield. the numbers go up five degrees by sunday. we get a cooler air mass on the back side of a system. behind it, that into the 80's early next week. there is a look at fleet week. as we get into saturday, a sunny day with mid and we go through your sunday afternoon. highs today from the low 70's i. 70 san jose. 6:07, go, giants, temperatures in the low 60's. by the ninth inning, temperatures in the upper 50's. the seven day forecast, a sunny and warmer weekend. below average today. more in line with where we should be this time of year tomorrow. the winds really kick

we're looking at westerly winds at 16 miles an hour winds at sfo and 14 in oakland and half moon bay also other want to show you high deaf doppler. looking at a few sprinkles for parts of the east bay and south bay, you can see zooming in here around 101 and may be a few sprinkles from morgan hills and san martin through gilroy on hi-def doppler. and just some wet weather. what to expect through the day? a cooler day. we're going to catch the clearing through the afternoon. sunshine and mild temperatures ahead for saturday and sunday and back to where we should be this time of the year and into early next week, a high fire danger that could turn into a red flag warning and for today, satellite and radar remaining frizzy and hour-by-hour, you can see the skies are clearing as we head through the day today. catch that sunshine. a few more clouds straying in and saturday afternoon, more sunshine and into your sunday as well and early next week, a fire weather watch highlighted for yellow into monday and tuesday. for the north bay mountains and east bay hills and valleys and we'll watch

at northrop grumman at 14 times forward, at goldman sachs at ten times forward, how much will those multiples compress i hope i'm leading you to where my head is on the way i'm phrasing this. how much will those multiples compress as those interest rates head toward 2% >> that's a great point when rates rise like that, they leverage the benefit of higher interest rates, and so since 1930, rising interest rates becomes -- turns into a typhoon tailwind and it played out from 1950 to 1970, even 2002 to 2007 and it means stocks that are trading at seven times earnings start to get into the teens multiple y is you get the double or triple benefit of accelerating earnings growth plus they're a multiple expansion and then it's the overall market seeing better overall demand so it's almost a triple leverage for value stocks like that, and that's why they can work very well in the next 12 months. >> josh brown, do you have a question for him >> yeah, tom you made somewhat of a circular statement, and i want to hear more about it from you you said if volatility picks up the market can struggle. isn't t

at livingstone. captain kim little scored twice for the gunners, theirfirst captain kim little scored twice for the gunners, their first goal marking the 150th for the club. and before arsenal made sure of the results with three goals in a ten—minute spell towards the end, this audacious chip from katie mckay to hear the pick of the bunch. chelsea have done theirjob with a 3—1win over brighton earlier today. guro reiten scored the first before sam kerr's fifth goal of the season gave chelsea a comfortable lead at half—time. danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls in the second half, but beth england's goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. let's get a quick look at some of the day's other sport now. it's all to play for in the one—off day—night women's test between australia and india. the visitors declared on 377—8. deepti sharma adding 66 to opener simriti mandhana's 127. australia finished the day on 143—4 at close, some 234 runs behind meg lanning

fairfield at 55. we are checking out that fog and marine layer, but you can see parts of the all the gate bridge. it's going to be hazy and hot this weekend. ts of the goldennn bridge. it's going to be hazy and hot this weekend. ahead of a system that might bring us some rain. highs today, sunny and warm in san jose. eddie eight degrees. it's going to be gorgeous in santa cruz, -- eddie eight degrees --88 degrees. it went to be gorgeous in santa cruz. we will be a little bit breezy and that's why temptress will be in the low 70's and this -- that's why temperatures will be in the low 70's in the district. if you are headed to the north bay this afternoon, temperatures will be hitting the 90's. sonoma 93. napa at 92 degrees. comfortable warm weather in the east bay. 85 in oakland. the warmest spots and some of the interior locations you could open the windows if you want to let things cool down. we will see some upper 50's around the bay. 57 san francisco. some low 50's santa rosa. here's a look at the

at 6160. well, santa rosa, one of her reign your spots at 60 degrees today. tomorrow's daytime highs will be a little bit warmer. amidst those moderate showers that pushed through. again. we have heavy rainfall during predawn hours of friday morning and then showers clear out friday evening into saturday morning. not little bit of dry weather so that your chance to get back outside and not worry so much about the rain before showers return. saturday night and as we've been talking a lot about sunday night into monday brings our heaviest of rain reyna tom, thank you so much for that. will we are seeing wet. >> bridges and highways. definitely one to drive a little slower this morning as you're heading from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for you. there. the golden gate as you're traveling along there that that still slick and wet about 20 minutes for your commute and the richmond sa

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the temperature downtown is a cool spot at 56 degrees. santa rosa at 58. even the warm location, concord , 67 degrees comfortably. cool temperatures right now with mark cloud cover expected through the rest of tonight. it will keep temperatures from falling too much farther than they have already. most will and up into the mid to upper 50s tomorrow morning. the clouds will be tough to shake throughout the day. it will not be completely gray. the sun will filter through the mid to high-level clouds, and we will see occasional breaks. temperatures tonight, lows in the mid to upper 50s, a little bit cooler in the north bay valleys. tomorrow we struggle to warm- up. francisco, a few th n santsa, rely ab for most of the bay. concord, temperatures back down into the low 70s, after highs in the low 80s today. that's typical of most of the inland east bay. mid to low 70s for the warmest spots on the map. let's fill in the rest of the map for wednesday's highs. 60s around the bay. jose 70s inland. no 80 degree high temperatures on the map for wednesday afternoon. s

san jose at 68 fremont, the same number for you. oakland today at 66. while some low 70's from danville through concord into pittsburgh in antioch, solid 60's from santa rosa down through mill valley today into tomorrow. temperatures don't change much, but about every other factor does tonight into tomorrow as when showers arrive. stay with us on and off through thursday friday morning morning. showers before we dry out the rest of the day. friday saturday night. rainfall arrives again into sunday morning and heaviest of rainfall sunday night into monday. rain that john, thank you for that. we are keeping a close eye on your commute on this tuesday morning. >> heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes, no major issues await you on the other side. we did have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge near the treasure island accident. looks like they've been able to get that off of the bridge. little under 9 minutes as you're traveling to that 3 months to exit and the south a long 1. one from 85 heading towards memo park about 27 minutes 85

at the scene. police plan to provide information on the case later today. >>> and then police seized a car to a vehicle tied to side shows. officers tracked it to pittsburg where they seized it on friday. it will now be impacted for at least 30 days, and so far no arrests have been announced. >>> the elizabeth holmes trial will resume today. last week there were just two days of testimony instead of the normal three. a former safeway ceo, steven bird, talked about the deal with theranos that fell through when theranos could not deliver the test results. he is supposed to return to the stand as the trial returns this week. >>> let's look at sfo where frustrations are mounting as southwest is dealing with the delays and cancelations. in total, more than 300 flights canceled nationwide just yesterday. southwest blaming air traffic control issues, bad weather and staffing shortages. the airline is asking all affected travelers to use the self service rebooking option. >>> 5:37 for enthuse morning. all

the headlines at 8pm... "our hearts are shattered" — the family of mp sir david amess call on people to set aside hatred, show kindness and love, and work towards togetherness. the home secretary, priti patel, says she is looking at a "whole spectrum" of measures to better protect mps, including on social media. i think it's fair to say we all have to be incredibly self—aware, conscientious, as to how we conduct our business and put safety front and centre of this. the ceremony for new environmental award the earthshot prize is under way, hosted by the duke of cambridge. and after almost two weeks, the bbc understands that brighton and hove city council have reached a deal with the unions to end the bin strike in the city. and we hear more about artist spencer tunick�*s latest photo shoot, which involves hundreds of people getting their clothes off at the dead sea in israel. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the family of the conservative mp, sir david amess have said their "hearts are shattered"

the disruptions at airports nationwide. >> reporter: i'm lilia luciano at los angeles international airport where widespread outages are crushing one of the largest airports coast to coast. >> duncan: also tonight america's recovery falters, the virus retreats and most states as battle lines over vaccines intensify. >> we will not comply. >> duncan: plus, new cbs polling on president biden's popularity and his agenda, with a former president teasing a 2024 run. >> we will take back america.

right now look at the mountains. you can see we have a couple showers coming down, but look what's ahead. so this is going to continue a trek right in the middle of your morning commute. you definitely want to take extra time and head out the door because it's going to be a rainy commute this morning. so we definitely the to get a check of the roads with mike. >> taking a live look out here, you can see the toll plaza camera shows soupy conditions. but also light traffic. trid we start the commute a little later and things are more come pressed. so kind of during our show and this alsoeast bay. and that we'll track it to see if if that it plays a part on highway 4 as we pull that radar away, it's easier to see the green roadways blending with the green highlight. which means soupy conditions like we saw. all along the county throughout the east bay down to things are getting wetter. but keep that in mind. the travel times are looking good. become to you. >> coming up on today in the bay, could stanford be impacted by

we have not seen that at all. people aren't coming back, particularly for certain segments of jobs in the labor market. >> this economic recovery, it is different from those in the past. any ideas as to what is going on here? >> i think there's still health concerns, but i think it remains the key employment you show and mystery today, why aren't workers coming back? you could say they are not coming back particularly for those direct service lower wage hospitality and retail jobs, but a lot of families in california have very limited savings, and they have economic responsibilities. so we would expect people to be coming back. maybe they will in the next month or two. it is something we have not seen before. >> hopefully the holiday hiring kicks in. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> a quick check on stocks now. the dow gained almost 338 points today. the nasdaq was up 152 and s&p up 36. >>> still ahead, like california lawmakers are calling on the feds to investigate that massive oil spill off the coast. >>> plu

and look at this view at the coast at half moon bay right here. crystal clear skies going to be a beautiful day along the ocean. if you want to take a trip out there, maybe watch the sun set over shoreline in the horizon tonight. radar looks clear and dry weather at the coast or further inland and winds. although present are not super gusty just enough to push marine layer away from us just enough to also offer some relief later on today as we do eventually rise into the 80's. as far as our current temperatures go, it's 40's and 50's. little cool for the north bay where we've been flirting with the 30's all morning long. so don't forget the jackets this morning. you don't have to worry about those this afternoon. reyna don, thank you for that. we are starting to pick up just a bit out there on our highways like out and conquer. we've got an accident there. southbound south of willow pass road. now. >> it's already pretty slow along highway for at least one lane is blocked there in that accident headed into the city a little under 21 minutes. we ha

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and at subway stations. the study will track the movement of those particles and simulate the aerosol release of a biological agent in a densely populated urban environment. this is not to signal that people that there's an imminent threat. michael balboni, a former homeland security adviser for new york state, calls it more of a proactive stance to help authorities enhance emergency preparedness in the event of an attack. the study is part of ongoing testing under the federal urban threat dispersion program and was also conducted across parts of manhattan, queens and brooklyn. back in 2016. similar testing has taken place in boston and washington, d. c and i think people should be reassured that every once in a while you're taking a look at how air does flow through the subway and train systems, the to adding results from these tests will be used to learn more about the relationship between airflow and street level versus underground environments. balboni says that data can be useful in a number of ways. it

sunrise at 7:23 and the sunset at 6:24. daytime highs looking at upper 50's to low 60's for the coast. low 60's for the peninsula, mid- 60s's for the south bay, santa clara, inland east bay. mid-60s's for the tri valley. 62 san francisco, 61 alameda. 65 oakland. upper 50's to 60's and looking at 62 to ukia. seven day forecast. what you can expect as we look at rain chances as we head through thursday, friday, saturday and especially as we look ahead to sunday and monday inland east bay, north bay and the coast as well as san francisco, oakland and san jose. as we go through the next several days, really watching that sunday to monday storm system that could be an atmosphere river for us. let's check in with gianna and he with have wet roadways, slick surfaces and gusty conditions. >>> we have wind i have as advisories in effect for some of the bay area bridges. the bay bridge and i'm getting word of areas along 101 in the north bay with flooding. we have crashes. it's very busy in the traffic center. we have a crash westbou

or nuns at 216,000. if non—clergy are included, that figure rises to 330,000 — a third of a million children. translation: there was, above all, a catalogue - of negligence, failures, silence, an institutional cover—up which appeared systematic and on which the commission came to a unanimous conclusion — the church did not see, did not hear, did not know how to pick up quick signals. the investigators analysed decades of church archives, court records and testimony from victims. most abuses happened in the 1950s and �*60s, too long ago for anyone to be prosecuted now. one of those who testified was this priest. he told the panel how in the year he turned 18, during clerical training, he was repeatedly raped by a senior figure in the seminary. translation: it destroys people. there is a physical violence but there is also a whole context of control, which destroys not only the body but the heart and the mind. that's why these sexual assaults are so serious. this report has shattered public perce

take a look at this. you're not seeing double d's giant pandas at. panda cubs at a tokyo zoo have just been named. this is lay lay and her brother. she shall she show which means of the light of dawn turning brighter. the causeway just over 13 pounds which is 50 times their weight at birth, which was just this past in bring the birth of its newest family member. the baby white rhino born to the mother told this week within an hour, we're told the calf was able to right itself up upright itself and headed off to breakfasts for hay. this actually tallest 3rd offspring southern white rhinos. now number 18,000 in the protected areas of the african continent. another quick check of your forecast tonight as we look outside along the san francisco embarcadero a look at the 7 day forecast. we can see where things are definitely. we're watching some gusty winds over the next few days. but temperatures relatively mild we are tracking a warm-up as we move into next week as well. temperatures for tomorrow. inland around 80 degrees 79 in along the coast. but thin

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bank of america is looking at diesel at 100. lng prices trading at $190 a barrel for brent. our investors and hedge funds guys going on on commodities or staying out? how clean are we? mike: the shorts are getting stuck out. -- stopped out. making the calls typically when i hear that, that usually means a longer-term eke coming in. -- a long-term peak coming in. it happened in lumber, beans, i look at brent staying around 80 and supplies coming back and u.s. shale coming back and curtailing demand. we just hit and now there will be a gap in the way down and it is a question of how high it goes and that is the hard part. amanda: one piece that is different is china saying secure your energy supply at any cost. how does that factor in? mike: it is amazing how china has become bad for copper and good for natural gas. what is happening in china is bad for commodities across the board. they are pushing back on free market capitalism. they are just pulling back in the economic growth story and now it is a short-term situation. amanda: thanks so much that. how long it lasts will be

you're on the map at 90 degrees. that's really just the start hayward fremont san jose in mountain view all in the mid to upper 80's right along the bay shore. so we are definitely hotter today, saturday and sunday are going to be even hotter yet monday. we start to cool down process that really takes hold into wednesday and thursday of next week. those same ninety-degree spots inland will only be in the 70's jumping for that are let's get look at our bridges right now heading from the east bay into the city a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. they are the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula a little under 13 not seen any major delays or issues. the richmond sandra fell bridge heading across towards center fell. you can make that in a little under 9 and let's check out the golden gate where as john mentioned, fog is starting to dissipate a little bit. about 20 minutes as you're driving into the city will have more weather and traffic coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news.

we are trading at 1.57%. a lot of people have been waiting in to what the next big thing is going to be for the markets and what the next big risk is, and we talked a variety of the luminaries. >> i think the number one risk that we are really vulnerable to is the sustainability of a global payment system. it would appear to me that we are extremely vulnerable to having an attack against the payment system of the financial markets. >> think of people whose job has now been displaced by this big step business has taken to digitalization, who have no financial assets to begin with, so they did not benefit from what has happened to asset prices. >> there are a lot of value traps populating traditional benchmarks today, and the value traps, there are going to be significant downsides to prices because of all the disruption and disintermediation. yvonne: cbs group's cio joins us right after they released their numbers, so the best time to talk to you. it seems like the third quarter woes are still very much there.

we have it at the covid low. what's important, you can see it clearly, presents itself, we have failed to the penty at the top of the upper channel, we're right at the midpoint. second chart do we stop at the midpoint or is the 150-day moving average where we're likely headed? i think that is what you see there. and that is my objective so, third chart, remove the parallel lines and look at the chart of bx with just the 150. that comes into play at around $100 we have 15% decline from here. stock is down 17 already when financials in the sector are only down 3. finally, look at the fifth chart. it's the same chart. it's with the 150 moving average going back 10, 12 years. this is one of the longest stretches in terms of magnitude without a checkback and duration we think there's more downside >> all right so mike, what's the trade on bx based on carter's charting >> yeah, so blackstone obviously one of the most well-known private equity companies founded by steve schwartzman and pete peterson, some time ago, obvi

sunrise at 7:32 and sun set at 6:13. checking daytime highs, low 60s along the coast. peninsula, low 70s, san mateo70, 73 santa clara, 74 san jose. inland east bay, 73 concord, 72 pleasant hill, 73 tri valley and livermore, dublin, pleasanton. around the bay 67 for san francisco, alameda, 68 oakland and san leandro. north bay, upper 60s to low 70s, 73 for napa valley and 72 for ukiah. halloween forecast for sunday evening. it's going to be a chilly one but dry. mainly cloudy skies along the coast, upper 50s around the bay and low 60s inland for the halloween evening forecast. seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose looking at the clouds for your saturday. cooler for the weekend, rain chances monday and thursday next week. inland east bay, north bay, coast, you see the chance to see a sprinkle or two north bay and coast saturday, cooler sunday but paere with rain cha picking up next monday and next thursday. let's check with gianna for the friday morning commute. i know you are tracking a new crash. >>> gettin

if you look at the chart it doesn't look great it failed at that february high. it broke the 200-day moving average. it has a don't amount of vaccine exposure, 15% of the ibb in two stocks, you know, moderna and biontech, up a lot, obviously. i would look to 145 to 150 as support there. i said this a couple of weeks ago when we talked about biotech. it's a great way to get diversified exposure to a number of companies that are extremely innovative i think every the next number of years you are going to see massive change in mow hlecular medicine and other areas being diversified exposure versus betting on one company is critical alumna, they are the global leader in dna sequencing with a company like that we get he exposure through a fund of morphomatic plays. >> people believe in medicine and science. at the same time, we have seen leaps and bounds made in science and in medicine in the past year or two years and what have we see in this etf? nothing. pain for investors >> well, we have seen some miracles in science and certainly in medicine and covid has had a