take a look at what's up next. this is one way to draw the lines, a longer term chart and where we might be head ed. i think we have a minimum of 3% downside as much as 10 you can see on the very long term charts, which is next on the screen if we were to do a 50% retracement, that's perfectly reasonable, you're looking at another 9, 10% from here it's not a good set-up >> wow so, mike, what's the trade >> well, the trade takes a look at two things. one, timing. and that is that you know, we're in the throws of it right now. this isn't a question about what's going to happen in the next quarter, next summer, next fall we're talking about what's going to happen next week or the next couple of weeks. and so we don't have to go that far out in time. the second thing is carter pointed out some pretty specific levels i think you can go to the june 30th month ending qq q3102.90 put spread i was looking at that today, it might have been more expensive at the close since we closed on the dead lows. that was 4 1/2 bucs. you

at least land. she's been coming to home openers for as long as she can remember with her friend carol conroy. hello. we've been doing this too covid putting a stop to their tradition the last 2 years. i know whatever happened. my cardboard cut out masking no longer requirement inside oracle park signs reminding baseball lovers that mask guidelines for mega events has been lifted. post omicron surge, not many people were singing praises when it came to parking a headache for several fans trying to make it to the park in time for the first pitch parking. that was a that was a mission we parked by to 3 miles pre-game every let's go. the giants coming back from a successful run last season as the defending national league west champions. really proud to see them go that far because they overachieved by fall. and so the whole season was a treat. it they they exceeded expectations for sure. from those touching the willie mays statue for good luck to the youngest fans. super excited to see brandon propert

still to come at noon. the wildfire season has gotten longer and more severe in the past several years, fire officials say about the upcoming season and their biggest concern, plus russia ramps up its offensive in the east while the united states holds a special summit in germany aimed at getting more weapons here to ukraine that finn and lviv and around the bay area this afternoon. partly cloudy skies, little bit of a breeze and temperatures running cooler in most areas have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. lloyd austin met with defense officials from 40 other countries about getting more weapons to ukrainian forces to help them defend their country against the russian invasion. matt finn has the latest from lviv, ukraine. russian forces taking the ukrainian city of crimea after days of street to street fighting as the eastern offensive intensifies, heavy fighting and shelling is now being reported throughout the donbas region, as the u. s deliver

we looked at the booking companies. today, we hop a flight so will this summer finally be when airline travel gets back to pre pandemic levels? i took a trip this weekend it was pre bpandemic atlanta was crowded, man got a 52-week high list. coca-cola, hershey coming up, we'll ask an analyst which stocks in the food group can raise prices and which will feel the pinch of inflation. stay with us hybrid work is here. it's there. it's everywhere. but for someone to be able to work from here, there has to be someone here making sure everything is safe. secure. consistent. so log in from here. or here. assured that someone is here ready to fix anything. anytime. anywhere. even here. that's because nobody... and i mean nobody... makes hybrid work, work better. >>> welcome back we booked our trip yesterday today, we get on the plane from delays from staffing shortages, rising fuel costs, the industry facing a number of headwinds, investors have taken notice with the majority of the stocks well off their one-year highs, but may

we're looking at wti crude as we flip the board around, standing at 97.82 we're looking at cryptocurrency. we're sitting at $38,411 doge coming off 6% ripple, 7%, eth, 4.5%. now we're going to kick off some earnings news for coca-cola. here with that news is sara eisen who joins us with more sara. >> hi, good morning, andrew. coca-cola put out a great number, at least on the quarters on the bottom line, 64 cents a share. a huge number. coca-cola seeing that number in at 18% so very strong sales, very strong earnings, and they are keeping their outlook intact but i did just get off the phone with james quincy, the ceo he sounded very cautious he said it was a great quarter, but, quote, the storm clouds are gathering on the horizon they kept their guidance intact because they feel confident about their strategy that's working. that includes stepped up marketing and innovation they've had a few new cola flavors that have gotten a lot of buzz. but things have gotten complicated on everidy mention the consumer is not going to endlessly swallow inflation. yes, coca-cola has been through busines

one at a bar that wounded at least nine people. the other at a shopping mall in columbia that injured 14 after a fight broke out. >> getting out of the mall. you're okay, girls. columbia mall. >> the one suspect in custody for that shooting is on house arrest and will be allowed by the judge to travel to and from work while wearing an ankle monitor if he posts bond. price's attorney says it's because the 22-year-old was acting in self-defense. called police and turned himself in. on abc's this week new york city mayor eric adams agreed progressive politics are at least partly responsible for the uptick in crime across the nation over the past few years. >> major mistakes made throughout the years that destroyed the trust that the police commissioner is talking about. we have to rebuild that trust. we can't rebuild that trust by allowing those who are dangerous and that have -- they have a repeated history of violence to continue to be on our streets. >> here in chicago, around two dozen people at least were injured in gunfire over

san jose 56 at santa clara and 50 at half moon bay. nice view from the east bay hills camera. he seems a little bouncy there because the winds are a little bit stronger up in the higher elevation. so we're looking along the bay bridge. you're looking west 52 degrees atanapa 55 51 at fairfield concord 62. that's our warm spot and 59 at livermore and a nice view from our rooftop camera. looking across the embarcadero. these are our forecast features. we'll see a few clouds tomorrow slightly cooler than today by just a couple of degrees. it'll be breezy on monday breezy are there tomorrow possibly some north bay sprinkles in the morning hours on monday. all otherwise will be dry on monday and some are like warm up is coming our way the middle of next week is going to get quite warm perhaps hot in some spots. here's a look at overnight conditions. we'll see an increase in high clouds and a little bit of a break in the early morning hours. mainly sunny skies more high clouds will be on the way later in the day and into the evening hours tom

degrees right now, santa rosa down to 42 at petaluma 40 at napa mid 40s at fairfield and concord at 42 at livermore and the view from emeryville looking out over the column bay waters. these are our forecast features. that will be chilly overnight. well, it already is it's going to be cold in some spots sunny easter sunday next storm will arrive late monday into tuesday, and we can expect a rainy pattern lingering through most of next week overnight. we'll see just a few high clouds. passing by skies will otherwise be clear which allow for temperatures to drop into that chili range up in the north bay. look for lowe's. 32 at santa rosa and lakeport 36 at napa over in the inland east bay 37 livermore 39 will be the lower concord down in the south bay, san jose will drop down to 41 degrees morgan hill 38 and on the coast. it'll be chilly 41 half moon bay 38 at santa cruz highs tomorrow though. we'll bounce back up. it's well, not a a warm range but a mild range. south bay 67 at san jose and santa clara 72 will be the high at morgan hill on the peninsula mainly mid-66 at redwood city 6

you look at that and you look at these banks themselves. the wealth management likely to be affected by the closures because they cannot sell products. they are sold on a face-to-face basis. also look at long performing loan ratios, when something as of late is not been such a problem as it was before. shery: rishaad salamat there with what to expect out of those earnings from big banks in china. return to the education sector as well, the china education group reporting earnings were six months, revenue rising 29% from a year ago while student enrollment increased by 23%. let's discuss how covert restrictions -- covid restrictions are impacting the sector. joining us is bill mok. we continue to see more restrictions, more lockdowns coming down as well. when in is that having on your business? >> i think it will be very minimal. our online program was very successful. 15% of our program can be given online. shery: are you already starting to transition and prepare given that we continue to see more covid cases and deaths across the largest

and also a christian at christians is celebrating to day at good friday at. but those tensions haven't just been from bright. now, there's actually been weeks of tension before they some violence in which there have been 14 people that have been killed within israel during attacks. and there have also been 20 palestinians killed during grades of the occupied west bank by israeli security forces. so this is a moment when things could escalate. and what we have seen in the past at, during last year actually was during a problems crashes outside of the alex so most and then restrictions on getting into it. it actually turned into an 11 day war between israel and palestinian militant groups. so everyone at that worries of that could happen this time around and there's rooms or hope the measures like this one might calm the situation, at least for right now, or a john are back with you as the hours continue there at thanks her much leave. the time being for the israeli military is me accused of launching several stripes on areas in and around serious capital of da

at leeds. rodri and fernandinho among the scorers. liverpool kept up the pressure with a 1—0 victory at newcastle. burnley won 2—1win at watford, on a day where norwich were relegated. in scotland, ahead of the old firm derby tomorrow, third—placed hearts were held 0—0 at home by ross county. at the other end of the table, stjohnstone have slipped to the brink of a premiership relegation play—off after being beaten at home 1—0 by st mirren. england are celebrating their fourth women's six nations title in a row after a 24—12 victory in their winner takes all grand slam decider in france. scotland lost 15—14 in ireland, whilst wales were beaten 10—8 by italy. jo currie reports from bayonne. champions of the six nations once again. unbeaten and relentless. england's dominance and position at the top of the pecking order clear to see. it may have ended with fireworks but it started far less smoothly with the home side spending more time at all going over between the sticks. it wa

i'm looking at dow, which is set to close at a record high right now. what are you hearing as it relates to the overall market, and is the market paying attention? >> market is paying attention in the sense that there's been a bit of on the net basis relief on the results if you looked at the average stock reaction to earnings, it's actually slightly positive the massive blowups like netflix are going to obscure some of that, but company by company, stocks were down enough, i think, that the bar was somewhat lower. overall, estimates are holding up for the year. i think it's fair to argue that the back half of the year, you might have some vulnerability to those forecasts, and it is lumpy. energy is doing a lot of the work in terms of keeping the overall forecasts supported. but i don't think that what the market is mostly going through right now is a panic about corporate results. the corporate sector seems pretty sturdy. it's all about what you pay for the earnings, what the trajectory is, and the interest rate you're going to have to compete against

no traffic can come and go at this point. pedestrian traffic is allowed at this point. two or three blocks away we saw policemen walking around the neighborhood. not necessarily going door to door, but patrolling, looking out for things. >> damion, let me backtrack a little bit because that new information you gave us was significant to help us understand how this unfolded. this was around 1:00 in the afternoon. we learned the mom came back from shopping. she brought the groceries back from walmart and she actually put the baby next to the car. so the man actually didn't go into the building but may have taken the baby from right next to her car, is that correct? and did anyone see him, the person who shot that surveillance video, did they see him get in a car, did they see him walking? what happened after he took the baby? >> i haven't seen that person who had that surveillance video. i don't see that person so we can't ask him if he actually saw him get into a getaway car. the version we're hearing is from family members. it's not the official story that police are te

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(pres)another busy day at the crucible at the world another busy day at the crucible at the world snooker championship. ronnie o'sullivan needed just the one frame when play resumed to reach the quarterfinals and he took the first frame of the session against mark allen. so he goes through 13 frames to 4. the six time champion will now play stephen maguire these are live pictures from the crucible the first session between former championjudd trump and anthony mcgill. mcgill has taken the first frame looking at a long pot that mcgill has taken the first frame and he puts it. lovely. long pot from judd trump. you can follow that on the bbc sport website and i'll hazard a guess on bbc two as well. somebody just said yes you can! but why not stay with the news? studio: good advice! thank you very much, ollie foster. just beneath some breaking news for ukraine. a spokesperson from odesa says there have been multiple casualties for missile strikes in odesa and exact numbers and totals of those killed and injured are still not confirmed but there is confirmation that as you can see from these l

we're live here at sfo. we can see people heading into their flights, obviously having to wear that mask today. but that could change any day now. and that mask mandate for planes, trains and buses is set to expire this monday. then we've been wearing a mask on public transportation for 14 months under the biden administration. but the mandate set to expire on monday. we will potentially see this change removes not looking like it will see. this will be up to the cdc ultimately. and the agency is considering an extension of the mask mandate due to the ba 2 variant spreading. the biden administration says it is not overly concerned about the variant due to low hospitalization rates. on other hand, officials say it is very contagious and many states are seeing a surge in cases right now. president biden signed an executive order on his first full day in office ordering people to wear masks in public transportation before that was airlines that were requiring people to wear them. the president could see some ba

at this time. there is whether to the north of us, and that's why we cooled off and you can see some showers around uk. i might have got a little drizzle or something like that. just a little bit as this cooler system goes through, and then the heating will be directly related to this, you know, but you know why right, so the logo's through vacuum right ? nature hates a vacuum. the high bounces right in so there's the low. it's migrating by the day after tomorrow, it's filled in with a high the winds go offshore and we warm up. significantly the rain is just about 149 miles north up around eureka from essentially from the golden gate bridge, just for note the forecast model tomorrow morning tomorrow afternoon wednesday morning wednesday afternoon. perfect perfect california weather, although at this point i think perfect california weather for us would be rain and storms, but that's not happening before cast for tomorrow, then yellows are 70 is gonna be just like today. maybe a little cooler, maybe

at 100 years old, honored at a ceremony. we have a look at her legacy. >> thank you for your unwavering resolve and your service to this great nation. >> a special retirement ceremony. >> people need heroes. i think it is important. reporter: helping to launch the natural historical park, sharing stories from that era, the struggles of black women and men. she went on to marry and raise a family near oakland, california. >> i could have been working in agriculture, or i could have been a domestic servant. working and a jim crow union hall was a step up. reporter: paying tribute to the trail blazer, they named a school after her. as she celebrates another milestone, she leaves us with an important reminder. >> it is so important that we go back and revisit history. we need to measure how far we have come. liz: monday will be the anniversary of the 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire. the city is wanting its residents to be prepared. >> you had to shout and say this is iraqi -- rescue team. if you can hear my voice, walk to

and i did so i was teaching at wesley with him at jonah with him and at cohen with him. must have been a very special person to follow. it's all he was actually a tennis player into sports, but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he he denied me for the students. of course. another question kind of picking up on that grayson asked is being heavily involved in music education at clark college was now cau and the local atlanta area for decades and what ways have you seen the involvement of black artists grow in georgia? well black artists have always been in georgia, you know, it started back in the days of slavery actually, but black artists have what atlanta in particular i won't say, georgia, but atlanta in particular has a strong showing the only thing that i hope is that at one point we will have more black musicians in the atlanta 70 orchestra, which is one of the i work with the atlanta symphony, and they have made great strides here late, but there's still room for improvement, but we've always had wonderful musicians. i have

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but also look at what is their future. so it, because that to multiply effect the quality to one time in terms of immediate need . but it also means on the long term, if they don't have access to that, the fact that it has an impact on their production and subsequently impacts their likelihood. so the price element is just $1.00 part of it. but also looking at the type of community that we're talking about, many of whom are small scale farmers that don't have really good coping mechanisms . and as such, we would have to look at what have been the kind of thing that might need to be put in place to support them both on the long term, but also on assessing. but eliza chris, what kind of effect is all of this having on investors? are they now more wary about the possibility of investing and emerging markets as i one of the effects here? yeah, it is. i mean we, we talked about the impact of people's, people's lives and living in emerging markets and the rising cost of food. but, you know, to develop and of any of our market re

heard at this time? >> miss heard was -- i was not there but i had -- it was clear that she had to -- she needed to leave. i asked her to get on a flight from melbourne or sydney or whatever. back to los angeles. >> i did not want to see her. i did not want to see her. i did not want to have any more arguments. i was, for all intents and purposes, i was done. >> i'd like to show you a picture of. if could please pull up 145. mr. depp, what is this a picture of? >> that is me in the emergency room. i see a detail that i had forgotten. it is d -- miss heard had taken my cigarette from the ashtray and stomped it out in my face, here. >> can you mark on the screen where you see that? >> thread about that green dodge. >> do you know who took the picture? can we please publish this to the jury? >> all right. 145 in evidence. >> end, mr. depp, now that the jury can see the photograph can you again explain what the green dot is identifying? >> just above the -- just above the green dot is a the wound. miss heard

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at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning wall street ready to close the books on another volatile week of trading the crypto enemy list. calling out warren buffet, jeremy diamond and larry fink. and twitter welcoming elon musk and inviting its employees to a pretty unusual q&a session the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. nice to see everybody this morning. got a huge line-up this morning over the next two hours including former fda commissioner scott gottlieb going to talk to us about covid and where things stand and lots of movement there. also talk the war in ukraine with him and former fed nominee judy shelten. take a look at u.s. equity futures at this hour got some green on the screen this friday morning. also show you treasury yields as well as we flip that board arou

but at the heart of this meeting was pushing china to at least, at the very least, not interfere with international sanctions on moscow. but essentially turning li keqiang and xi jinping in two separate videoconferences that they expect beijing to help end russia's war on ukraine and at least not interfere with international sanctions. there have been reports ahead of that china-e.u. summit, reports that beijing was readying some semiconductor aid to moscow and there have been some rumors bandied about of military assistance. we don't know if we got any commitments from beijing in those two different meetings. but this is what ursula von der leyen had to say following the meetings. >> we expect china if not supporting the sanctions, at least to do everything not to interfere in any kind. also on that point, we were very clear. stephen: mr. michel countered, saying china cannot turn a blind eye to russia's violation of international law. how did the chinese have their readout on this question were glibly -- let me read it to you. they said to the current situation in ukraine is, quote,

tim cook at apple, roughly $98 million. hawk 10 at broad com, $61 million. microsoft's sat yeah nutella around $51 million, and tom rutledge at charter communications, very big cable powerhouse taking home the number five spots at $42 million. if you take a look at the overarching macro stats. this is where things get more interesting and of course, with the overall narrative these days about what's going on, you do have ceo pay coming in much higher than anticipated from before we're talking about a 31% increase to about $20 million for median ceo pay that's on a survey of companies that are making at least about $100 million overall in revenue. so if you take a look at that, they also talk about this idea that the pay gap between ceos and normal wage employees was widened. take a look at this overall stat you can see here, $254 in ceo compensation for every $1 of the median average wage worker at that particular company. that's been a very political lightning rod for a lot of folks for a long time. but what's significant about this, guys, is it's a 7% incr

or were looked at for us. that's just the average. we have other techniques that help us avoid any contribution shock. i'm just using that point to raise this issue. thank you for this excellent document by the way. >> chair peskin: any more questions commissioners? [ indiscernible ] i want to thank staff for very thoughtful and well laid out presentation along with consultants. very straight forward. i think inflation driving the conversation. people are concerned about that. we will be keeping an eye on that and working with you. i believe a motion is in order. >> clerk: this is a discussion item. >> chair peskin: we will close this item then. please call the next item. >> commissioner driscoll: i think public comment is required. >> chair peskin: please open up the line for public comment. >> clerk: there's nobody here at this time. >> chair peskin: we can close in person public comment. please take public comment callers at this time. >> clerk: callers, please press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> ther

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i look at the asp growth and look at the gross margins. if they're drawing production 50% a year, this kind of a profit model, the stock is actually going to probably hold on to a lot of the valuation i hear what you're saying, dan, on the chart it's probably the best megacap chart tech company chart out there right now so, no, i don't want to chase this but i have to tip the cap and also, again, their ability to derisk their ability out of china somewhat, shanghai should have been a much bigger deal than it was this quarter. >> that's interesting. so, guy, would you agree with tim this perhaps looks like the best megacap tech chart out there and if so what do you do not in the stock right now could it be a buy right now? >> yes, i don't know if it's the best-looking chart i'd have to look at the other good-looking charts to make that determination. i'll say this, though, you know, this is the quarter that people have been buying the stock for years waiting for. so there's seemingly growing into the valuation we've been concerned about. ev

the victim was a student at the middle school at that time. the investigators say when they question phillips, he confessed. >> he admitted to having sex with this victim and admitted to many of the details the victim shared with us. kumasi: phillips retired from teaching three years ago but is currently a volunteer softball and basketball coach at fremont high school. investigators suspect there might more victims. if you believe someone you know has been a victim, you are asked to call sunnyvale police. reggie: today, the first of its kind reparation's task force is meeting face to face in san francisco. governor newsom signed legislation creating the first state-level reparation's panel and 2020 in the country. this is the first time members met since their inaugural meeting a year ago. panel members are meeting at their baptist church in fillmore. the panel dedicates its time to experts who weigh in on topics like housing, homelessness, racism in banking and discrimination in tech. kumasi: a high school district is building a beltre -- a b

. >>> firefighters are busy at a massive fire at a food processing plant. this is from the taylor farms facility. officials closed four nearby elementary schools this morning. a shelter-in-place order is in effect for the surrounding area. this is due to a possible ammonia leak. nearly 600 homes were evacuated today. we've also learned that 35,000 people in surrounding neighborhoods were asked to shut their windows and turn off the ventilation systems. this is new video we want to show you of drones being used by fire crews as part of the containment efforts. the fire chief says that early indication says a welding project sparked that fire in the wall and it spread to the attic of the facility. here's a city spokesperson speaking about the importance of those shelter-in-place orders. >> what shelter in place means is you should remain indoors. community safety for residents, business owners, anybody passing through the area it's the most important thing so we urge residents to please follow any shelter-in-place orders. >> no injuries have been reported but

he's sitting at 53 right now later on today. do expect showers to begin increasing, loves north bay showers around noontime and then towards the afternoon, especially rendered commute. time tonight. we are going to be seeing some rainfall pushing into the rest of the bay area. so if you need to get outside and stay dry earlier, the better later on today, no guarantee. bring the umbrella. i'll be talking more about where we're headed in the next several days. all still to come right no . john, thanks for that, right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. a traveling into the city right now. >> about 10 minutes for your drive near. let's head over to get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. a little under 14 minutes. no slippery, wet commute this morning. a slow you down. richmond center fell bridge about 9 minutes out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about a 21 minute drive. a vigil to remember a son and father taken too soon becomes an opportunity to once again dema

look at mariupol. look at mariupol, look at the fight they have put up against all odds. >> it hasn't fallen. >> the city has not fallen. it is surrounded. >> this is going to be pictures -- when we get into mariupol -- >> it's going to be horrible. >> asking a whole bunch of questions about something is genocide and a war crime, how long do we stay out? >> and that's different from what the ukrainians will have in the west. that is. they have this long border that we see is just funneling, flowing these weapons across it. that will continue. mariupol is surrounded, and yet they have still fought. >> are you surprised the russians haven't tried to stop these supply lines as aggressive low? my guess is they fear nato retaliation. >> they probably do. it's probably hard for them to find them. the ukrainians know how to get across those borders much better than the russians do and it's easier to do in that kind of terrain. but that flow will come. as long as that flow does come, continues to come, the ukr

this morning we are live micro at a wind at a place just outside - at a wind at a place just outside glasgow. scotland, we know now, is the windiest area, country, in europe? the windiest area, country, in euroe? . �* . the windiest area, country, in europe?_ plenty i the windiest area, country, in | europe?_ plenty of the windiest area, country, in - europe?_ plenty of wind europe? that's right. plenty of wind there this morning _ europe? that's right. plenty of wind there this morning whizzing - europe? that's right. plenty of wind there this morning whizzing the - there this morning whizzing the turbines around. quite a beautiful morning. matt, what is it looking like for the rest of us? it is indeed. they could be sleet and snow on the way in scotland before the morning is out and a pretty broad street out across the rest of the country. a hint of the sleet and snow. it is said to turn colder. another day of shower dodging for many. we have seen more persistent rain through the night across southern part of bingen, south wales. that is this area of blue. it is moving out of the

at risk. young men ages 18 to 25 from san francisco's bay view neighborhood are walking the runway at macy's union square as part of suit up and initiative aimed at breaking the cycle of violence, many interests romano scott tells me he's lost many friends and family members to gun violence. to be honest, i didn't even think that i was gonna make it to my 20th birthday. growing up where i came from. i was tired of saying violence. i was tired of saying murders the same thing. you know, drug dealers just tired of it, and i feel like we could be doing much more with our time space right there. young man received a custom outfit a suit with accessories, something that has a little bit of attitude styled with the help of professionals and a $600 gift card from macy's times, have i young african american men been judged robert newton, a supervisor with the nonprofit street violence intervention program, came up with the idea for suit up. we're really actually prompt me to do this was, um, when unio

it should wrap up at 5:00 p.m. you can only see it on cnbc.com/buffett we have been coming here for a lot of years this is a place where every year they had drawn more and more shareholders we had 40,000 the last time this was held in person three years ago. you check it out today and the stage and things look the same this is the convention center where so many of the berkshire companies set up for the shash h shareholders come through. you can get a dilly bar. we have geico where you can take your picture with the gekko. so many companies are here pres presenting things are different they are trying to take precautions with covid you have to be vaccinated to get in the door. you have to show your vaccine card there will be probably fewer people coming because of covid or having to have a vaccine. not to mention the people who got used to watching this show on air and to see all these things brought on the live streaming show that we will do from cnbc. they have spread things out. the booths are further spread apa

the infrastructure is there, at least at this point in our, in our history. i know we have, let me look at things a little differently. i let me, let me share some of these conversation with jennifer. jen jennifer, we, we've got some, lots of china on youtube and i want to share some of these thoughts or if you just, just to see what you think about them. next says, i'm so happy that i live in a country that allows you to defend yourself and your family. and then luke says that you can take away, you cannot take away people's guns in america. stop fooling yourselves. those comments are very common comments. i've been doing the show for a long time. that could be any show any yeah, any time about gun control in america, you'll thought, what is new? we said that beginning with a shit show. the pandemic was new. more gun ownership was new. is it by guns are very intrinsic to the american identity. you know, it's not for nothing that the 2nd amendment and trying to the constitution. you know that that is something that other countries don't have. americans are ve

you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, how about that rain? this is a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is really coming down in some parts of the day. great news here in late april. and it's not just in that area are live. radar shows showers moving across much of the bay area. >> right now. good evening, everybody. welcome to kron. 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the look at how much rain we're going to get and how the morning commute is going to tomorrow. wow. how about that? yeah. i mean, coming up with a pop early in some parts, the bay area, some nice downpours out there right now. and we've got plenty more to come. this is really just the first front that start to come through right now out toward the golden gate bridge about that all went out there right now and all around the bay area. we're getting reports now. >> of some downpours popping up and all because this storm system, boy, that a beautiful storm, we may not see another one like this.

here in chicago, demand at this food pantry is at an all-time high. more than 6,000 families coming here for groceries in march, up 20% from january. >> they're having to make choices between paying their rent or paying their utility bills and putting food on the table. >> reporter: among them, elsi, here with her 3-month-old carlos, and her social worker carla. even with her husband's full-time job, the family says they can't afford to go to the grocery store. >> all the other costs have been increasing so she's -- you know, they're struggling. >> reporter: whit, worse for consumers because of the production cost manufacturers are downsizing and shrinking their products but not prices, leaving many paying more for less. >> alex, thank you. >>> next here, a rising young republican star is under fire from his own party. madison cawthorn making stunning claims on a podcast about the sexual behavior and drug use he says he's seen in washington. gop colleagues now calling him out, and house minority leader kevin mccarthy saying the freshman lawmaker was n

i look at rates moving higher. i look at stocks moving higher i look at growth holding in there. you know, all of these factors, the steepening yield curve we're up 40, 50 basis points in just a couple of weeks i just think what if there is still some cyclical momentum here >> i think there is some cyclical momentum, but it's going to be increasingly narrow. we're even beginning to see stocks that typically perform well when rates go up. while the market's up today and there's a cyclical tilt to leadership today, we look at the markets since the beginning of the year, we've gone nowhere and i don't think we're going anywhere for the rest of the year so i think we're going to see a lot of volatility, a lot of gyration in stocks and where we have the most highest conviction is thinking about what's the end result of all of this increasing rates, inflation, gasoline, literally everything we've had a shock to literally everything that helps to explain a slowdown and we're going to get a growth slowdown from that and that's how you want to be thinking as opposed to reacting to bullard

at freeman high in sunnyvale. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>4 people now face charges for robbing a film crew in san francisco gunpoint. the alameda county district attorney says dillion miller, taurean king, but now johnson and teddy williams are charged with 4 counts of felony second-degree robbery for this incident. and for several other robberies involved happening. that happened in san francisco and alameda counties. oakland police say that they were able to connect the 4 suspects to the robbery in san francisco after investigating one of the other incidents, all 4 defendants have been arraigned. now to the south bay, san jose. police continue their search for the truck driver involved in a deadly hit and run last week. police say the driver of this red pickup truck hit and killed 2 women in a crosswalk call avenue and oakton court. the victims were a mother and daughter. the number of homeless people dying has increased in alameda county with more than 800 unhoused people dying between 2018 2020 for the first t

>> at the early days, i could look at myself as an -- as a woman in -- i couldn't look at myself as a woman in power. i looked at myself as an alien showing up. there was always this feeling that i was so different from the others and i had to learn a space basharat the table -- earn a space at the table. but now, 2018, 20 19, things started to get better. i will say that it still isn't easy. it was hard work. tom: that was a former ceo of pepsico speaking to francine lacqua. you can catch the full conversation on leaders will flock what. -- leaders with lacqua. goldman sachs, citigroup, and morgan stanley all reporting earnings in the next hours. jp morgan had their results released yesterday, which saw their results marred by the fallout from ukraine. let's start with jp morgan. they have taken a hit from russia. what actually came through and can they whether this going forward? >> we saw that in many ways. we saw this $524 million loss from russia but we also saw jamie dimon talk about volatility and that has been on the increase because of this war. we have seen it in the pipelin

look at all that smoke. the nation's deputy city manager says that all operations at the valero refinery are on hold. why they'll evaluate the situation. >> really get engineers working with a variety of agency. large part will be led by the coast guard to determine structural integrity to make sure that other ships can actually dock. >> and people living they don't have to worry. they say about any health concerns because they say that the fire is out now and the air quality management district and so on a public health have tested the air and they say that it's safe. emeryville police are looking for a shooter injured a man saturday night. the shooting happened around 9.30, at 64th street and market drive. the person who was shot was hit multiple times and remains in stable condition. witnesses say that a group of people were involved in an argument before those shots were fired. and then everybody took off in a car. >> well, oakland police this morning are investigating several weekend shootings. the late

look at the roads line. donna donner summit, as you're headed up on above the roadways. >> are clear now it was a whole different episode yesterday with some white out conditions ahead of the monterey bay. at looks like a nice place. temperatures going to be cool plan on the couple patches of fog in the morning. some sunshine the afternoon 50's and some 60's there southern california about 6 to 73 degrees in long beach. 76 and sunny in pasadena about 71 degrees in los angeles. and if you do plan to head to the high country, well, the weather should be dry. do be prepared. you got that fresh powder up there. but yes, cook mention those temperatures warming up in the afternoon tomorrow in the upper 50's. so you start to get a little slush. and then i think as we get into sunday and monday, those temperatures are going to be a whole lot warmer. so head of the high country, beautiful time of year to do that, then you can expect those temperatures to continue to climb as we head in towards sunday as high pressure

and i'll just leave it at that. they've changed their name so that that our students that wanted to know the full story. and so we have actually have relationship with the student by the student group and they are wanting to help do more so out of conflict can come good things and i do want that message message to get across so our hopes for engaging the next generation came about faster than we thought it would so you speak it and happen. well, i remember. during the the protest that an unnamed protester would spray paint on the side of the decatur house. these words. why do we have to keep telling you black lives matter? and in many ways that has become the inspiration for the work of the action fund is to respond to what is both a statement and a question. how did that inspire some of your work at the decatur house? yeah, i mean decatur house was to all the black lives es mayette park where a lot of those protests occurred and so it was very powerful to see that i went to see it painted on the building. it was ex

moment at the moment. and satellites can capture an image may be $2.00 to $3.00 times the day in the european union, less so in other regions. um, so when that, um, sort of, um, coverage increases than at might become easier for countries to actually enforce. so technology can help journalist max bernard, thank you for your visit. thank you. and he has a reminder of the top business story we are following for you at this hour after ukrainian allegations of russian war crimes. in areas outside of the catholic, he of germany and other western countries are discussing a new round of sanctions against russia. germany continuing to oppose a band of russian gas at social 4. now, if you want more, check out our website at t w dot com slash business. i'm chris kolber and berlin. thanks for watching. have yourself a successful with modern design lanes. historic buildings with the spanish port city is an el dorado for creative people. and now world's capital of design. new ideas centric installed in your romantics c

so at first life was great. and then it wasn't so by the 19 late 1930s as a soviets get more repressive but specifically with the outbreak of world war two. there's a lot of suspicion cast on these people a lot by then have left, you know after that initial rose-colored glasses. they start to realize that life and italitarian dictatorship isn't what it looks like on the surface isn't all that great a lot of them were kicked out at the start of world war two, but there were many others like the author of black on red. i believe it's him who stays and meets a russian woman gets married has kids has a you know, wonderful life is wonderful as you can under stalinist russia. so yeah, it's quite fascinating because the story we don't often hear about that like and it shows the pull of communism in those early days before we learn about the atrocities and sort of see that actually this doesn't really work as a system. it was really alluring to a lot of americans who were out of work and impoverished and desperate at th

you look at the markets, we are looking at a lot of red on the screen. in fact, it's a very you cannil. last trading day, of course, of the month of april, and look at these losses. and you guys know what happened on tuesday where we were dropping nearly a thousand points everywhere we were looking really bad, and then the next day looking for direction following day, it was pretty messy, and here we are today, another big mess. we are, as i said, live from the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting. apple, of course, is one of warren buffett's top holdings as the crowds come here to listen to the billionaire ceo. hey, everybody. yeah, he's going to hold court here in ohm rah -- omaha, nebraska, in the return of, of course, the annual shareholder meeting. as we said, the first time after the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the last two years. we are live, as i said, on the floor of the chi health care arena. that, of course, the convention tenter. -- center. everybody here had to get in by showing their covid vaccinations, and ever