but at the time, at the time, women were banned from doing all sort of things. from waiting tables after 10:00 p.m., from working in the factory, from working night shifts. on the east coast of the united states in the late 1920s, women were banned from driving taxicabs in every single major american city. and if you were a married woman, in particular if you were a married teacher, cool steven, it was schoolteacher, it was even harder for you. if you were a single female teacher in the late 1920s in america, right here in virginia, perhaps even here in fredericksburg, and you had the audacity to decide over the course of that school year to get married, at the end of the year, your local school board or superintendent, almost always men, would force you to resign from your job at the school, because it was believed by these men that a woman couldn't handle the rigors of teaching our children all day only to go home to raise her own. so women are denied access to jobs. women are denied basic rights. and they were denied other basic things too. you know, in the l

at brunch. [laughter] julian: this is lindsay clark. kumasi: oh no. julian: lindsay, how did we get here? apparently she is ok, and restaurant employees had to waster up by her legs after she fell behind the booth. she was trying to retrieve her friends jacket when it fell behind the booth, and she fell as well. kumasi: of my friends record me with my legs popping up over the back of a booth when i am two mimosas in, that is not a friend. julian: they might have been deeper than two mimosas in, kumasi, for that to be happening. kumasi: you are the queen of brunch, aren't you? lisa: good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 showing you some cloud cover that has pushed its way through the loop here. we've got northwesterly winds and the golden gate and also 48 downtown, 50 in oakland. average readings today on top of the northwesterly winds putting a chop on the bay with maybe some whitecaps, 40 in concord, livermore, 45, and gusty winds throughout the day. we will relax tomorrow, bringing us a warmi

we've got 52 at napa mid to upper 50s right now at fairfield at concord livermore 52 degrees and from our rooftop camera a nice view looking across the embarcadero. these are the forecast features. we'll see areas of fog during the morning commute sunny and mild again tomorrow miles to warm i should say because the inland airways will be warm tomorrow afternoon cooler midweek. but the dry pattern even with the cooling will continue. so here's a look at our overnight forecast animation. we'll see lots of high clouds passing by and maybe a few areas of apache fogg developing near the coast of the bay, maybe a couple of inland areas as well. generally though. we're looking at a sunny day tomorrow with filtered sunshine as the high clouds pass over overnight low temperatures will be generally in the low to mid 50 low to mid 40s. i should say, you know inland areas up with the north bay mid to upper 40s going into the inlet east bay and down south right around. shoreline upper 40s to about 50 degrees with again a little fog on the coast highs tomorrow about 60 a half moon bay 66 san franci

san mateo and foster city each at 70 degrees mountain view at 75 san jose. nice at 77 getting on the warmer side of things. now, pleasanton 75 for you as well. union city moraga orinda castro valley in oakland among or spots at 71. well, antioch in vacaville into the low 80's fairfield, pittsburgh, unconquered close to the 80's in the upper 70's each. now tomorrow there start bit of a cool down will stay in the low 70's inland and upper 60's by the bay through tuesday, wednesday and thursday that warm things back up into the weekend. saturday is going to be just a touch warmer than today will be some technically the warmest year forecast and right in the middle of the weekend, sunday, a little bit cooler. and our only chance of showers in your forecast >> and the look outside or travel conditions. >> always want to skip this, but why would we? it's a perfect day for traveling out there. look at this as a foe sitting under sunshine this morning and i've been checking your delays to we don't have any out of sfo nor any of our major airports, san jose or oaklan

san mateo at 70. palo alto at 73. 74, napa. we are warming up today with 60's bayside. 70's, inland. tomorrow, we will be in the 80's. 70's in fremont. sunday will be the warmest day. dropping off on monday. we will warm up on tuesday and wednesday. the temperatures will be up and down with some brief cooling. some typical springtime weather is on the way. kumasi: now to a good morning stretch. this must be nice to be a bear in the woods. a new video shows a sleepy bear and a wake up in south lake tahoe, stretching and yawning. no care in the world. taking time to get out of the bed with ease. it is recording these bears? remember the bear in the pond? julian: where are these cameras? are they randomly set up in the woods? all up in the bear's business. new at 6:00, from bears to. new man's best friend. a new study shows how your dog is one-of-a-kind. kumasi: and a company telling employees they can permanently work from home anywhere in the country, and eventually the world. julian: a rule change when it comes to the use of pe

so far there's no timeline for construction. >>> at 5:08. a new look at downtown san jose. vianey arana, you've been talking about that wind advisory. >> yes, the national weather service registered a 61-mile-per-hour wind gust at the altamont. it's going to be one of those days where we have to be careful. the rain did help a little. you can see napa, the areas in orange are in the wind advisory. that's going to be in place until about 11:00 a.m. poibility of downed trees. this will remain a threat all day long. i still looks like it's going to be gusty into the afternoon. in case you're wondering about the temperatures, here is a closer look at the daytime highs. mid to upper 60s today. concord 69, san jose 66, morgan hill 67. if you're heading to san francisco, it's going to be gusty around the coastline as well, 60 degrees for san francisco. now, i know mike has a look at some gas prices. >> folks will talk about the cheaper options in these areas like fairfield in the north bay out of valero. $5.09, cash only. in livermore, gas and shop on vasco road, $5.25, cash only.

at least $30 per hour at apple stores. organizers are determining if there's enough support at apple's high profile store in new york city's grand central station to support a union. as the opening bell rang this morning, stocks headed much higher the big banks and the dow companies rallied, leading the way after some positive earnings reports already in and some good earnings reports expected today after the closing bell will hear from netflix and ibm as we take a live look, look at the dow jones up one and a quarter percent 400 points there. the s and p 500 also about the same percentage wise. in the nasdaq up almost 2% now 226 points there, the nasdaq now at 5 13,058. people who receive social security benefits could get their biggest cost of living increase in more than 40 years, a nonpartisan organization that focuses on issues for older americans estimates the increase next year could be nearly 9. that prediction was made after last month's inflation report, and the number could change if inflation tapers off in the

grow eps or the street thinks it will at 8% year on year at the year end 2023 so when you look at it from that perspective, you have to think this thing is a buy. underperformed the s&p today, so this is a stock that typically moves about 5% on earnings and inter interestingly, when i was looking at the june 85/95 put spread that cost $2.5, 2.5% of the current stock price and would be profitable if it made that 5% or so implied move to the downside i'm with carter. this market doesn't feel particularly good. and even though implied volatility in a couple of places is slightly elevated, and sometimes that's a suggestion that you should either be selling premium and sometimes a suggestion that you should be buying the market, the vix closed above 30, a level i was looking for a week ago, i don't necessarily think this is the time to start looking for value opportunities. so i think put spread is wait to go into earnings. >> tony, your take on the trade? >> yeah, so i agree. if you look at the chart itself, this is a stock that has largely consolidated above 100 since mid-december and j

look at it there at the bay bridge. very calm. that flag not moving at all. sitting right above our here at the embarcadero currently looking at showers. most widespread still across the north bay, but really coming down now in areas like and sonoma counties right across the golden gate bridge on up towards san francisco in some spotty showers across the east bay, too big winner so far this morning have been mendocino and lake counties and the sierra nevada. we've been seeing some heavy snowfall in the western front of this year. there. a little calmer comparatively for the south bay, but not to worry. this energy is shifting your direction and

we take a look at the utilities select sect ror index we look at valuations. carter has often told us that valuations are not a very good timing tool. i'll admit they aren't but i think we need a little bit of context here. almost no matter how you slice it, utilities are about as expensive as they've ever been, price to earnings 22-year highs, ebitda, 20-plus year highs whether we are looking at pre-cash flow to debt, whether this is trailing or forward looking, it doesn't matter it's essentially at all-time highs. from my perspective, if we are looking at cyclical stocks, sometimes those can be contrary indicators but utilities aren't cyclical. they tend to be the steady eddies right. sol from my perspective, this does seem a little bit too far too fast maybe even a lot too far too fast so i was looking out to skwlun at the 7670 put spreads. i am looking at that today it costs a little over $1.30 to put that spread on xlu and constituent stocks are not super high volatilities. so the option os premiums are not that great so you will notice that you are actua

see at home. he attempts to get will smith to leave the ceremony and what he thinks should happen to the best actor winner now. andrew dymburt, abc news. kumasi: that interview with will packard will be this morning on gma, starting at 7:00 a.m. right after abc7 mornings. lisa: good morning, santa rosa, you have a little fog, otherwise we have high-pressure that will bring us more sun. we are in the 40's right now. santa clara at 42. as we slide up the peninsula, 48. so we are looking at the hour-by-hour forecast. you can see that there will not be many clouds at all through the day, helping with the warm up. but as we get through saturday, 8:00, higher clouds. by the end of the day, clouds will thicken up. it will be mild, but we will see temps come down for the second half of the weekend. 60's for the highs in san jose. and event sunday and monday is when we are cooling off. clouds, breezy winds, but a recovery for tuesday. by wednesday, 80's. this will hold for the rest of the bay area, where c

fairfield at 3:00 this afternoon, we're at 76 degrees. 73 in livermore. san jose will be in the low 70s. we'll see more weather like this but it will warm up and we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. any problems for early-morning commuters? >> not yet. so far this is what it looks like in oakland along 880 in both directions. let's take a look at how the speed sensors are doing. i did see this crash pop up along westbound 580, so i'm going to check traffic reports to see what that's about. as far as going toward the delays, look at this, westbound 580 from grant line road to 680, 68 minutes. that crash is definitely causing some backups. as soon as i get more detail i'll keep you posted and let you know what's going on. but for now, expect delays westbound 580 going into the city from grant line road to 680. you're looking at about 68 minutes. i'll have a closer look at drive times coming up. >> thank you. >>> well, this morning fresh efforts are under way to evacuate civilians in ukraine, and just in, we're learning that the red cross is being bl

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24 at the bay bridge. we do have a little bit of slowing at the tall plants. it's backed up almost to the maze. it's 702. let's get back to the headlines. thank you for so following the breaking news from brooklyn, new york, fire department says as many as 13 people have been hurt . five people shot at a subway station in brooklyn. let's go back to those live pictures cam had just minutes ago here. firefighters responded to reports of smoke at the subway station in the sunset park neighborhood. they found the people who had been shot and some unexploded devices. there are reports a suspect was seen leaving the scene of the shooting, wearing a gas mask. an orange construction vest, and some say that he may have set off a smoke device again. live pictures here of what's happening in brooklyn. a very large police presence, which is what you'd expect something along these lines again. we know that multiple people have been shot and injured. we will keep following this breaking news story in brooklyn, new york

at 10 a.m. and in sunnyvale, the silicon valley conservatory of music will hold an easter egg hunt and performance at 1 30. pm greg legans ktvu. fox two news. we have an update this morning mont was found yesterday whetraffic . her stepfather, santos flores, roman of santa rosa, was arrested on a charge of keeping a child from parents that's similar to abduction, but different because officials believe she originally ran away. the girl is unhurt and healthy, according to police. new this morning. police in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, say two juveniles are dead. at least nine others are hurt from an overnight nash shooting. police say it happened around 12 30 this morning during a party at a short term rental where as many as 200 people had gathered police say many of the people attending were underage. investigators say that as many as 50 rounds were fired inside, there's no word yet about the suspects will continue to update you as we learn more. thousands of nurses from sutter health are strikin

look at the overnight lows. so the wind definitely much a very big factor heading into tonight and tomorrow. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. i want to point out one thing. we were talking about how far away you can be from the smoke and see it, getting a tweet from a viewer albert mcmanis, he is seeing it from san martine. >> wow. our marianne favro has arrived at the scene. we see the smoke and the flames behind you. what is the latest out there? >> reporter: this is a five-alarm home. we are at the home depot in the 900 block of blossom hill road. you can see the garden department is in flames. the flames reach to the back of the building. the concern is there is a big neighborhood of homes and there is a concern that some of the embers from this fire may catch on the roofs of the homes in the neighborhood directly behind. now, to given you a perspective of where we are, we are across the street from oak ridge mall. we are near the kohl's. of course, this is home depot. now, we don't know the

pittsburgh at 55 front. would 56 conquered at your at 53 degrees? right now i'll be talking more about the hotter weather that we have around the corner. still to come first, though, a look at the roads with rain as should be fairly calm, right? yeah. you know what? it's early and traffic is at the limit right now. if you're taking. >> the bay bridge, for example, into the city. it will be about 10 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. let's head over get a look at the san mateo bridge about a 13 minute morning commute for you out of richmond heading across towards center fell about 9 minutes there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take about 20 minutes. >> really tragic situation. >> this morning, our city has a broken heart. this is a senseless and unacceptable tragedy. and i emphasize the word acceptable. >> a mass shooting in sacramento at a popular night spot not too far away from the capital 6 people are dead and a dozen more were injured. police are still searching this morning for the killers

authorities have recovered at least one firearm at the scene. a small memorial is set up for those who were killed and injured in the shooting. >> that's unacceptable. and that enough is enough. this is an ongoing investigation. and we're expecting to learn more in the coming days in sacramento amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> as we saw in amanda's report, the areas around 10th and k streets in downtown sacramento remain closed off tonight as this investigation continues. officers say that they are reviewing multiple pieces of video, including one showing what appears to be an altercation before shots rang out. and it's unclear if that fight was related to the shooting nearby and around the city, the grieving is also continuing there tonight. erick rucker has the story. for us to be here to help. >> show people that people here. you don't get that anymore. ha ve bear a drill. 45 minutes to downtown sacramento tonight to share his sympathy for the lives lost. he borrowed joining others in prayer just blocks from the mass shooting location where 6 peo

not looking at any fog there at the bay bridge, either. in fact, visibility across the bay area is looking pretty solid as we do kick off this monday morning. start to the workweek is definitely dry from both the sierra on up into the bay area. we're looking at conditions today that are going to remain dry well throughout the course of the day. so not a lot coming in to be interrupting the partly cloudy skies to start in the mostly sunny skies to finish out the day 50's for most of our current temperatures, although a fair share of 40's in areas like livermore, hayward, fremont as well as up into the north bay petaluma. our coldest spot right now down to 41 degrees later on today. look for to daytime highs climbing back into the 70's, sunny, but a bit breezy at times that breeze going to come in handy for inland areas where temperatures will in spare lee close to 80 degrees. i'll be talking about this week's forecast. any chances of rain that we do, macy all still to come reyna. john, thank you for that are let's get a look at your bridges

authorities have recovered at least one firearm at the scene. a small memorial is set up for those who were killed and injured in the shooting. >> that's unacceptable. and that enough is enough. >> this is very much still an ongoing investigation, as you can see by the police officers still here on the scene, there will be updates coming in the coming days. make sure you stay with kron. 4 news for the latest live in sacramento. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank you for that report. governor gavin newsom released this statement on the shooting saying, quote, sadly, once again mourn the lives lost and for those injured in yet another horrendous act of gun violence. jennifer, an eye send our heartfelt condolences to the family, friends into the wider community impacted by this terrible tragedy. adding, quote, this scourge of gun violence continues to be a crisis in our country. and we must resolve to bring an end to this carnage. sacramento city leaders are also speaking out against the second mass shooting in the capital in just the last

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

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

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

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

yields in the five-year at 3% at one point. this is the plate on greater china right now. here is how it looks like when it comes to bond markets. we hit the 3% threshold for the five-year. there is a bit of that sort of inversion that you are seeing coming back into these markets. now, it seems that when it comes to market pricing on fed hikes, it is about 50, 50, 50. three 50 basis point hikes is what the pricing is right now. nomura taking a step further saying we could see 50, 75, 75. so yeah, this is perhaps the most aggressive we have heard from jay powell. >> that's right. bollard may not be wrong when he says 50 could be what they see if that is needed. let's get back to fed chair jay powell. he did not just open the door, he all but walked through it. kathleen hays, why is powell being so explicit? >> well, first of all, this is not a complete surprise. he seems to have mentioned the possibility of it in the past. the difference is that we are so close to the may meeting. other fed officials have talked about 50 basis point hikes. let's listen to exactly what he s

here's a look at emeryville. temperatures in the east bay are ranging from the upper 40's to low 50's. we are back in the 60's and out of the 70's. that has to do with the system to the north of us. it will affect us today and tomorrow. high pressure builds in. i will explain that in detail next. liz: the demand for a second booster shop is gaining popularity. drones are making their debut in tahoe for independence day. why the firework show is getting put on the back burner this okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, aw.

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

but look at what happened. they broke in through the window. >> so i guess that i multiple without multiple times to get in and when that didn't work. through the window. they climb through the window and it was. we have young women working their young man and my concern for them outside of me is their safety because they're opening and closing. >> the owner says they have reached out to the police about this and he realizes that they're busy with other crimes, that it might be more serious to, you know, people's health and safety. but, you know, they consider this very serious the safety of their employees. so they're definitely going to be looking at how they can improve their security. it's 7.32 and there's a new development in the death of mario gonzalez. a second independent autopsy says the cause of death is restraint. us 60, a shunt and not drugs. the 26 year-old died a year ago this month after 3 police officers in alameda put their body weight on him for more than 5 minutes while they were attempting t

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

they're noticeably cooler. 53 degrees about 25 degrees warmer for those of you at concord at 76 degrees and everything else in between. we're tracking a lot more 60's and 70's. thanks to that. nice warm up for inland valleys, weak sea breeze out there right now throughout most of our bay area beaches, but pretty gusty for those of you in downtown san francisco gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour with sustained winds out of the west at 22 miles per hour. so radar for we are tracking fairly dry, clear conditions, but we are going to notice that increase in cloud cover. that's not going to stop the mercury from rising. in fact, it's going to be another toasty day with mild temperatures to start your work week monday and then were drastically going to cool down on tuesday, 5 to 10 degrees for most of our inland valleys, a few degrees along the coast and even for the east bay shoreline. details ahead of any rain is in our extended forecast in just a few minutes. back to, you know, and and >> after that it's up to this it's chasing this. >> this is my favorite story of the day. take a look at

so it's been frustrating at times to watch. and, you know, see the loss pileup at times. but at we're here now in the playoffs. we're hopefully healthy and felt open-wheel far. i spoke to multiple fans that say it's significant to have steph curry back on the floor. >> alongside players like klay thompson, draymond green and jordan poole raising that kind of had that chemistry to know how to play with each hopefully don't get back on the championship runs as a team. augie bal has been a season ticket holder for years. he says the warriors are going to make a deep run in the playoffs and it starts with the series against the denver nuggets. denver's a good team. so it's going to be pretty close. but i think the warriors to take about 5 or 6, i spoke with fans that said. >> if it comes to a game 5 or 7, both of which would happen right here at the chase center. they plan on being back for it at the chase center, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, it is a nice night out there for this. w of people are out there celebrating. absolutely a kron. 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodrigue

but look at the afternoon. if you push this to about 3:30 on a monday, it's going to be in the upper 70s and in the 80s for areas like tracy, concord. into the late overnight hours on monday, it sort of sticks to those 50s. then there's the change we're anticipating. this is on tuesday. notice that system just to our north. that's not going to bring us any rain, but if you're wondering when the next time we will see some rain is, look at here. sunday, monday, may 2nd, we do have a system that could bring potentially more rain here to the bay area as well. so we will definitely be keeping a close eye on that because we've still got some serious deficit when it comes up to catching up to our rainier average. the wind will be stronger on tuesday for the coast. the temperatures will be in the mid-60s, and i plan on doing a lot of spring cleaning on my days off. i know that doesn't sound exciting for a lot of folks, but i really enjoy spring cleaning. >> you need to walk across the golden gate. >> i'm also going to

san jose nearing 80 at 77 today while fremont and at 73. we've got union city and oakland among spots at 71. a few low 80's for the stimulant, antioch in vacaville being those spots. pittsburgh, you're close, though, at 79 degrees today. tomorrow's temperatures a little bit of a cool down, as we've noted, will stay that way through wednesday and thursday before we warm things back up into the weekend, saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the weekend with plenty of sunshine and sunday bringing our next and only chance of rain. this next 7 days and just a slight chance that that john, thank you for that. here's the good news in regards to this hot spot we've been tracking. >> along the venetian martinez bridge, all lanes are now open. and so hopefully we're going to see these delays that are seen along 6.80, start to dissipate as the morning goes on. all lanes are open there. 60 minute drive heading into the city may so that fremont street exit metering light have been on for about an hour or so 30 minute drive for you crossing the s

it happened just after midnight at a large party at an airbnb that was being rented. police say there were about 200 people there, many of them underage. nearly 50 rounds were fired inside the home. when police responded, shots still were being fired from outside. at least 11 people were injured, two teenage boys killed. authorities say at least eight different crime scenes are now associated with their ongoing investigation. >>> and yesterday another mass shooting, this one at a mall in columbia, south carolina. nine people were shot, mall workers and shoppers running for safety. five people hurt in a stampede. police took three people into custody and believe this was an incident between them. all the injured have been treated and released, except for a 73-year-old woman. >>> and back here locally, police need your help finding two men who robbed a man at gunpoint in front of his own palo alto home, with a child in his back seat. we told you about this story yesterday morning. police are now looking at new evidence of the car caught speeding away on a neighbor's doo

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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

new at noon. survivors of violence gathered at the state capitol today to show new legend to support new legislation that's aimed at helping people to rebuild their lives. advocates including the prosecutors alliance released the results of a study of 700 survivors. they found many survivors don't get the support they need to cope with their trauma. one of the survivors of the gilroy garlic festival shooting said she struggled to find resources after that deadly shooting nearly three years ago. immediately after the mass shooting, i crumbled under the guilt of surviving in the all consuming ptsd. i expected calls from professionals or officials with resources or services, but i was never contacted. my family had to be the ones to help find me a therapist because searching for one myself became too overwhelming. the group organizing the events and in the aftermath of the sacramento mass shooting that left six people dead just over two weeks ago, the city needs more help their backing legislation to

. >>> 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

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.

right now, that suspect at large. joining us to talk about what we know and what we don't know, nelson joining us, former u.s. marine and law enforcement professor and founder and ceo of the new york city-based security company 360 protective solutions. thank you for taking the time. before he get to your current role i would like you to put your former role as a law enforcement detective on for us. gives us a sense in this type of situation what new york city police detectives are doing. what they are trying to do in order to find the suspect. nelson: right now, what they are doing currently is gathering as much information from eyewitnesses, they are doing video tracing, they are going through surveillance footage, starting from the endpoint which was the unfortunate attack that occurred this morning. just gathering that video feed and taking it all the way back tracing this person, the suspect's steps. and trying to figure out what led to this whole thing. what was the motive? as we speak that is what they are doin

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

>> 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 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

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

the east bay still up to 80 at fairfield. 78 in antioch, and 80 at brentwood. the north bay nice but chilly. along the coastline temperatures in the 60s. and around ukiah and clearlake, the numbers in the 70s. in the extended forecast, it will be windy this weekend, but monday and thursday wet. for the cities that holds true as well. everybody gets wet on monday. we'll all be windy, but especially along the coast for tomorrow and sunday. so we're on the windy weather watch, but i have an idea they're watching out for something else at the masters. >>> yeah, there was some windy weather today, and it's part of the reason tiger struggled. plus, we have another splendid round from the world number one that just keeps on dominating out of nowhere. but that was just the appetizer today. opening day at oracle and a finish that's going to be up there with (music throughout) ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- me