is delta now gone forever? and what do health care authorities? and scientists think mutated variance of coven 19 have have out competed, and succeeded one another. since the beginning of the pandemic with a key metric and the equation being trans miss ability, alma kron is a lot more infectious than delta and earlier variance were and other epidemiological factors being equal viruses that are more transmissible than their peers can out, compete them astonishingly quickly infecting the vulnerable at, at such a rate, that slower variance just don't stand much of a chance. and we've seen it 3 times already as, as this graphic from, from germany's disease control authority shows um, over time, the original virus was replaced almost completely by the alpha, very it remember alpha, which just a few months later, last out to delta, which is now been replaced by our micron, m, genetic sequencing has turned up almost no delta cases in the country since the end of march. and it's not just in germany. the cdc in the us also no longer considers delta of vari

and mud is what the delta is made of. at this rally demonstrators symbolically poor soil into the river. to highlight that without natural sediments, the delta will be at even greater risk from climate change is we've you to meet the girls effect a little. it will be extremely difficult to offset the effects of climate change or specifically flooding and loss of lands on the more or more rigorous urine. what is on these more? it's crucial that we restored as like a logical function of the river level, often with uniglobe piccadilly. york well, well, what i rise farmers cerebus and his friends don't agree. they don't want to spend years waiting for the river to bring sediments back to the delta. they want their government to take action now. oh no. or divide it as a how to deal with the threat of climate change and the eroding embryo delta. by the time environmentalists farmers and the government reach a consensus, it may be too late. the next winter storm is always just around the corner. the thing on the subject of water

and mud is what the delta is made of. at this rally demonstrators symbolically poor soil into the river. to highlight that without natural sediments, the delta will be at even greater risk from climate change. if we, if you can mitigate or if it's little, it will be extremely difficult to offset the effects of climate change or specifically flooding and loss of lands on the more or more the rigorous urine. what is on these more, it's crucial that we restored is not a logical function of the river level often with uniglobe piccadilly. your well, well the, what i rise farmers cerebus and his friends don't agree. they don't want to spend years waiting for the river to bring sediments back to the delta. they want their government to take action now. oh, locals are divided over how to deal with the threat of climate change and the eroding embryo delta. by the time environmentalists, farmers and the government reach a consensus, it may be too late. the next winter storm is always just around the corner. the stain on the subject

you've got delta and you've got hill country. delta is the one that everyone's most familiar with. made famous by muddy waters and one of my parent favorites, howlin' wolf. hill country has more complex rhythms, more of a driving groove to it. and cedric's grandfather pretty much wrote the book on it. >> my heart and my soul is with the old, old school music, like muddy waters. >> yeah. >> i love the delta sound as well as the hill country sound. you know, i really love the hill country because it's who i am, you know. . >> mississippi does it for me. it means now in the morning and the porch, you know, looking at the far goers and smelling the mississippi air, i can pick up and just play right there. the energy is so good for me here. ♪ >> there are moments in your life that happened to you and later on you recognize the significance of that time. it may take hours or sometimes years but in this moment, i knew it was special. no cell phone, no instagram, just a brilliant artist with his guitar. ♪ i was completely mesmerized, a voice that put you back to the blues, a moment of

you've got delta and you've got hill country. delta is the one that everyone's most familiar with. made famous by muddy waters and one of my parent favorites, howlin' wolf. hill country has more complex rhythms, more of a driving groove to it. and cedric's grandfather pretty much wrote the book on it. >> my heart and my soul is with the old, old school music, like muddy waters. >> yeah. >> i love the delta sound as well as the hill country sound. you know, i really love the hill country because it's who i am, you know. >> at this point in your career, you're well-known all around the world. you could live anywhere in the u.s. why do you still live in mississippi? >> mississippi just does it for me. it's me stepping out in the moderns on the porch, you know, looking at the fog or just smelling the mississippi air. i can -- i can pick up my guitar and just write, man. i can just play and come up with things out there. so the energy is so good for me here. ♪ i told my baby i would love to like that ♪ >> there are moments in your life that happen to you later on you recognize the s

there were moral day and some are flying. >> delta was not as aggressive and delta this weekend paid the price as its passengers. 9 1% of delta flights were canceled saturday. the airline announced on its website that it will reduce service by 100 daily departures from july to august. >> saying current operations are not up to delta standards. and i think that's responsible for delta. >> i think it will allow the airline to operate the flights that his schedule and hopefully avoid situations like we've seen this weekend as more people start to travel again and airline try to make up for lost profits during the pandemic. the experts say you need to pack your patience. clint henderson with the travel website. the points guy says to expect more flight delays and cancellations this summer and to be your own advocate. know what other airlines are operating your route. so if one carriers having a meltdown, >> you are armed and you can say to that airline look, put me on the american airlines flight. i know that's leaving around the same time that the delta flight was leaving. now the airli

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and i think that's responsible for delta. i think it will allow the airline to operate the flights that his schedule and hopefully avoid situations like we've seen this weekend as more people start to travel again and airline try to make up for lost profits during the pandemic. the experts say you need to pack your patience. clint henderson with the travel website. the points guy says to expect more flight delays and cancellations this summer and to be your own advocate. know what other airlines are operating your route. so if one carriers having a meltdown, >> you are armed. and you can say to that airline look, put me on the american airlines flight. i know that's leaving around the same time that the

you know how people the mississippi delta learned of the till story. that's the the news traveled north to chicago when it got to chicago it hit the media juggernaut of johnson publications who put it in. sorry the chicago defender the chicago defender the black the black newspaper chicago was then smuggled on the illinois central railroad back into mississippi so that people 10 miles from where the murder site happened could read about the murder and learn about it for the first time by a papers that have been smuggled in from chicago and one of the things i learned from that anecdote is that this was a subversive story. right if you were to go up and ask one of these people, do you know the story of emmett till? even if they did they would say? no, right because you had to smuggle this stuff in. it was stuff you guarded. i mean think of the if you've read the the biography of the activist and moody. she talks about learning the story of emmett till, but never talking about a publicly right all this stuff begins to complicate. what what happened in th

they told tills stories on the landscape of the mississippi delta. they put up signs, but no sooner had those signs been put up, then they were plagued by vandalism. the vandalism was extensive, persistent, and targeted. this was the first sign of mississippi ever to acknowledge, emmett till, and lasted a matter of weeks before it was painted. this sign stands in front of bryant's grocery and meat market, if you can read this writing, it would tell you that bryan's grocery and meat market is ground zero of the american civil rights movement. that's debatable, nationally, but in mississippi it's gospel truth. in 2017, the sinus defaced with acid. these two aluminum poles, stand -- the site where a 1955, till's body was pulled from the water, assign was erected in the spring of 2008 to mark the spot. it was stolen so quickly, i don't even have a picture of the pre-stolen sign. but the nonprofit, the emmett till morey commission, a group i've worked with they replaced the sin within months. so, 2008 2016 this sign accumulated 317 bullet holes. it was re

and i think that's responsible for delta. i think it will allow the airline to operate the flights that his schedule and hopefully avoid situations like we've seen this weekend as more people start to travel again and airline try to make up for lost profits during the pandemic. the experts say you need to pack your patience. clint henderson with the travel website. the points guy says to expect more flight delays and cancellations this summer and to be your own advocate. know what other airlines are operating your route. so if one carriers having a meltdown, >> you are armed. and you can say to that airline look, put me on the american airlines flight. i know that's leaving around the same time that the delta flight was leaving. now the airlines are scaling back their flight schedules this summer. it's important that you check and double check your flight status. timing and connecting flights before leaving for the airport. reporting at sfo. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> ok, well, let's find out what it's going to be like

in the meantime, more of that westerly component that delta breeze blowing through the delta right now. and that will be the case shortly. but beginning to make a turn, you're still seeing some winds. the 22 miles per hour and the niece of 15 into fairfield vacaville at 16. the little for the north things begin to turn. see a little bit more of a northerly direction to those winds begin to build in. and that will start to ramp up overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning. that said, of course we got the fire danger running high in spots otherwise around the bay area. we're talking about a gorgeous day today. another gorgeous day tomorrow, sunny skies all the way to the coastline. beautiful conditions. temperatures still mild in some spots are still mid 60's in a cocker. but cooler low 50's along the coastline in the pacifica and half moon bay. 57 degrees in oakland right now. 58 degrees in the napa valley. good news is we've got a high pressure overhead. the downside is you get the fire danger up in our direction as well. but i think overnight tonight we're going to see the really the b

it's more of a delta breeze that westerly component to the wind moving right through the delta. 24 miles an hour. the benicia 15 in 16 in baquba. we're going to watch for when switch overnight tonight. all of a sudden factor just begin to see that the in the sacramento, a ball mountain tower there. you can see those winds coming out of the north that is going to start to intensify overnight tonight with some of those gusts as high as 30 plus miles an hour. and it could be very dry fire danger running high through 8 o'clock tomorrow night. thank you, lawrence said man has died and hang gliding accident in milpitas. a woman was critically injured and was airlifted to a local hospital. >> officials tell us the man and a woman crashed in the on the 2500 foot tall monument peak at our 11 county park just before noon today. no other details on the woman's condition has been released or the relationship of the 2 of them, according to santa clara county sheriff's deputies. this park is known for hang gliding because of the winds in that area. but first, dan thorn is working on this story. have m

it spent more than a year traveling seven miles to get to the base of the delta. now, it has a climb of 40 meters tickets to the top. -- to get to the top. >> perseverance is the most advanced rover to be played on mars. you can see it in action in this 3d animation credit it will survey the delta to find rocks with the most promising signs of life. and it will collect samples so scientists can analyze what is inside. scientist has more. >> i have been staring at this delta for years now. mostly in orbiter images. now, we are right in front of it seeing it through the eyes of the rover. we know that there was once liquid water on the surface of mars. there are beginning on the surface of mars. all signs point to the surface of mars billions of years ago being a habitable planet. >> here is another member of nasa's team for their hopes on what the mission could achieve. >> imagine if we found evidence that there was microscopic life there. that' huge. 's mind blowing. i thinkhe opportunity to look for that and wring it to earth then see what we see is going to rewr

i was with delta. and so the question is, is this more common withut omicron? were actually doing a lot of work right now to sort thatbu out. we are t talking to health systems getting real world experience data. if you think about it, you have 20000 people and getting everyday even if it was only 2% that's 400 people having rebound everyday. it is hard to know exactly how often it happens. i think the public key points that are really important, one is that the people have that rebound are not getting particularly sick or not ending up in the hospital. if the goal of this treatment was to prevent hospitalizations and deaths, it is doing that incredibly well. so that rebound issue something we are looking at very carefully. but it is not leading to people getting particularlyul sick. the issue of those people are contagious, how we should be advising them let me see if rochelle or tony have any thoughts on that, or show to you first brickwork snake i'll just add we've always said in our cdc recommendations if you have symptoms you should put your mask on. but s

delta alone is seeing 25% more travelers than last year. this despite domestic ticket prices that are nearly 30% higher than they were pre-pandemic. prices averaging $394 round trip. not deterring families ready for the unofficial start of summer. >> we've been cooped up, and i've just been working a lot. so, yeah. it feels good to get out. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to gio. >>> speaking of travel, let's check on the weekend forecast. we get that from accuweather's kevin coskren. kevin. >> good morning, andrew. looks like a stormy end to the workweek across the northeast. new york city, philly, d.c., some big cities could have big problems later on friday into friday evening. severe weather with hail, wind, and some flooding. now, meantime the weekend forecast does call for inclement weather in the northeast into florida and for much of the north central u.s. record heat this weekend in texas and the four corners in a fire danger, too. here's your memorial day forecast. warm and dry in the northeast. kind of

the big jump was from delta to omicron. that was an increase in transmissibility but within the sub lineage, you see what i've actually shown you on prior slides of why one particular has taken over the next one and as you go to the far right, that's what i just showed you on the southat african slide. so what does that tell us? next slide. as you've heard, we are experiencing c an increase in cases, certainly more since one under accounts because of the situation with regards to home tests people may not be reporting. we are seeing that due to the following. the increasedow transmissibiliti showed you on the step we are seeing the immunity to both protection and/or vaccination and i will get to that in a second what we can do about that. also as we know to the relaxation of the mitigation of people not wearing masks indoors and having a lot more indoor. so on the final slide, how do we need to the challenge that has been posed to us by the variance? let's look at some of the facts. if the variant will continue to merge if

temperatures could approach 80 by the delta. memorial day, a little less wind in lind around the bay. -- in land -- inland, around the bay. the heat eases on thursday. it will be wasn't, except for the dry air. by the end of the week, we have cooler weather. and some forecast models want to bring in a few raindrops, next weekend. liz: we will take it. trusting no one, the creators of the man to lori and talk, how they are keeping their storylines a secret, even from their own cast. for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. liz: the man to lori and is a huge hit with star wars fans and -- the man delorean -- mandalo rian is a huge hit with star wars fans. >> a rockstar's welcome for the makers of the smash hit series, the mandalorian. >> this is a fun time to be a star wars fan. >> during a star wars celebration event, jon favreau and dave dropping a surprise trailer for the third se

and i think that's responsible for delta. i think it will allow the airline to operate the flights that his schedule and hopefully avoid situations like we've seen this weekend as more people start to travel again and airline try to make up for lost profits during the pandemic. the experts say you need to pack your patience. clint henderson with the travel website. the points guy says. >> to expect more flight delays and cancellations this summer. and to be your own advocate, know what other airlines are operating your route. so if one carriers having a meltdown, you are armed and you can say to that airline, look, put me on the american airlines flight. i know that's leaving around the same time that the delta flight was leaving. now the airlines are scaling back their flight schedules this summer. it's important that you check and double check your flight status. timing and connecting flights before leaving for the airport. reporting at sfo. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news >> fields might take me a little scared on the hopefu

and i think that's responsible for delta. i think it will allow the airline to operate the flights that his schedule and hopefully avoid situations like we've seen this weekend as more people start to travel again and airline try to make up for lost profits during the pandemic. the experts say you need to pack your patience. clint henderson with the travel website. the points guy says to expect more flight delays and cancellations this summer and to be your own advocate. know what other airlines are operating your route. so if one carriers having a meltdown, >> you are armed. and you can say to that airline look, put me on the american airlines flight. i know that's leaving around the same time that the delta flight was leaving. now the airlines are scaling back their flight schedules this summer. it's important that you check and double check your flight status. timing and connecting flights before leaving for the airport. reporting at sfo. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> and americans are expected to spend big bucks this

most of them are delta flights. the airline's chief customer experience officer tells us that various factors contributed to that. like in that weather vendor staffing and increased covid cases. but experts say when it came to planning flight schedules, delta dropped the ball. >> well, a lot of airlines did peer back. there were moral day and some are flying. delta was not as aggressive and delta this weekend paid the price. >> the airline says they will reduce service by 100 daily departures from july to august and that the current operations are not up to their standards. meanwhile, experts suggest that double and triple check your flight status, timing and connections lights before leading to the airport. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and with the california primary just a week away, counties across the state continue to collect ballots while candidates raise cash. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has those updates for us. >> about a week out from california's primary election day, about 8% of b

. >> este fin de semana delta cancelÓ mÁs de 500 vuelos. delta asegura que el mal clima y la falta de personal por el aumento de casos de covid ha contribuido al caos. mÓnica: ella espera un segundo vuelo. perdieron el vuelo de conexiÓn porque hubo retraso en sus escalas. 3,000,000 de estadounidenses van a viajar por aviÓn este fin de semana. leÓn: millones de estadounidenses comprobaron que les resultÓ mucho mÁs caro. $0.44 mÁs que hace un mes. el aumento de los casos de covid— 19 ha disparado las alarmas. los centros de pruebas han regresado. los 26,000 casos diarios que han necesitado hospitalizaciÓn a travÉs del paÍs. >> hay nuevas variantes. las personas piensan que el covid ha pasado a una gripe normal. >> esperamos que el covid— 19 continua. >> sÍ lo uso en ciertos lugares. >> nadie se ha vacunado. les recomiendan asistir a los centros de detenciÓn del virus. >> hay que vacunarse. no se prevÉn que los casos de la llamada la viruela del mono se convierta en una pandemia. guadalajara estÁ de fiesta. uno de sus equipos

and one of those delays is a delta airlines flight towards atlanta. for example, here was supposed to depart at 08:00am. that set all the way back to 10:00am? this morning? so i would encourage you this morning to check your flights. make sure that everything is running on time. last thing you want to do, let's get to the airport super early and find out your flight was canceled or delayed in this case a couple of hours as far as our bridges go, bay bridge looking great. this morning, we hardly have any cars on we are going to see a 10 minute drive from the maze to fremont street. as for the san mateo bridge, also really easy when you're rolling at the limit, make your way across the bay on to the peninsula around to the east bay north bay. also nice and calm on the richmond center fell bridge. but as we've been talking about the golden gate bridge are normally calmest of bridges on days like this actually becomes one of our busier ones because everyone's trying to get out to the marin headlands. so do expect a few backups there at the north end of th

by the delta, this is a red flag warning until 8:00. it gets drier and warmer towards the west side of the sacramento valley. for the bay area, breezy conditions at the coast but relative humidity will drop along the shoreline. with temperatures in the 60's, 70's, and 80's. we are talking excessive heat and wind coming out of that dry direction. we are watching that we have more relative humidity in the forecast and we will talk about that in detail. jobina: speaking of wind we have a wind advisory for the ultimate pass outside of that, everything is clear for the commute as we bring you the live picture in oakland showing us the coliseum camera. headlights are traveling southbound in the same matteo bridge, traffic is moving in the westbound direction with few cars headed towards the eastbound direction. tonight, the warriors and giants fans are encouraged to take public transportation and arrive early with both teams in action less than a mile apart. they will be playing at 6:00 p.m. and the giants will host the padres at 7:15. last m

but that was with delta. and so the question is: is this more common with omicron? we're actually doing a lot of work right now to try to sort that out. we're talking to health systems, getting real-world experience data. but if you think about it: if you have, you know, 20,000 people getting paxlovid every day, that would mean that about - even if it was only still 2%, that would mean 400 people are having rebound every day. so it is hard to know exactly how often it happens. i think the key points - or a couple of key points that are really important: one is that the people who have that rebound are not getting particularly sick, are not ending up in the hospital. if the goal of this treatment, which it was, was to prevent hospitalizations and deaths, it is doing that incredibly well. so the rebound issue is something we're looking at very carefully. but i think that - but it is not leading to people getting particularly sick. on the issue of if those people are contagious, how we should be advising them, let me see if rochelle or tony have any thoughts on that. r

. >> number three lima delta, no problem. just continue to stay wings level and maintain 5,000 and follow the coast. we're going to try to find you on the radar. >> reporter: first they had to track the plane down, then the hard part. >> i have no idea how to stop the airplane. >> did you say the passengers landed the airplane? >> that's correct. >> no flying experience. >> the person on the airplane who had no experience listened very carefully and obviously followed instructions with great calm. that's what made the difference. >> reporter: and david, the pilot was transported to the hospital. no update on their condition. the faa is investigating. david? >> victor oquendo. that's quite something, as i said. thank you, victor. >>> late today, a verdict in the sexual misconduct trial involving celebrity chef mario batali. a judge finding him not guilty. what the judge said. and here's stephanie ramos. >> i'm going to find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: he was facing more than two years behind bars, but tonight, celeb

the supply challenges have been hampered by the onset of delta and omicron viruses. you all have seen it and all have felt it. this year we have a second

, you had a low in march, but for the most part, delta has traded sideways in a wide band as airlines do. i call them the greatest stocks in the market. i think they are delta breaking out here above 45 the fundamentals and profitability, they told you what consumers are seeing. >> i think you could buy every stock you just listed. >> mr. recession >> i am. >> you're the guy who says everything is over and the fed is going to break something. >> look at what stocks have done even though they're off the pandemic low, they're still low. they're still beaten up. most of the other stocks are above where the february 2020 level was. >> the sweet spot here where the consumer is ahead of -- >> i think we're in a sweet spot for technical bounces that will continue >> so technical. >> in all of these travel related stocks that are trading around the pandemic lows i think you could still find some bargains in those names doesn't mean we're not going into a recession means that people are looking for beta to play on a technical basis, these bounces >> if you listen again to what we've heard out

. >> it is not the same disease with delta and the previous variants. reporter: a uc berkeley infectious diseases expert said the study confirms what clinicians. are seeing. eye-opening characteristics of how the virus is affecting the human body with omicron versus delta. reporter: people infected with omicron tends to get more upper respiratory disease. people who have delta and previous infections had more systemic symptoms. fever, body aches. reporter: the study by ucsf and the latino task force found that the most common symptom during omicron was cough followed by sore throat, congestion, and very rarely, loss of smell and taste. the latino task force was key in gathering this data. they followed up with those who tested positive at their mission test site and tracked their symptoms. >> the one thing we found also is that at the end of the five days recommended isolation, most people still tested positive. the importance to continue to test is very high. while we -- what we can infer is that those who are boosted were presenting more of the conges

has a slightly out of the money call option here, if the stock continues to decline from here, the delta on this particular option is going to reduce and have lower downside exposure as it continues to fall >> carter, final word. >> funny you mentioned about the downgrade. wells fargo downgrades and same day morgan stanley upgrades it what do we do? some to 23 some have price targets of 18. stick with the charts. >> okay. coming up, we're taking a look back on one of tony's trades that's deep in the green through two weeks of red for everything options action, check out our website. while you're there, sign up for our newsletter much more right after this trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim® is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. because we take trading as seriously as you do

rule of thumb is we have go out roughly 30 days and sell about a 15 delta covered call. the reason we use such a low delta is because you want to prioritize capital appreciation of the underlying etf in this particular case. over income because that's a primary risk that you're taking when you're owning this etf. you want to make sure you're paid for for the upside, but the one thing i'll say is when you're trading a leveraged etf, these are products not meant for long-term holding so if you have the opportunity to get out of these trades, do them quickly. >> good advice our next viewer asks, the dollar index near highs it should crack at some point. i noticed there are etfs that have liquidity issues. that's the best play here with options? mike >> yeah, so i can understand if you're looking at udm. the open interest is not that huge probably 22, 23,000. uup though actually does have a lot of options activity. there's almost a quarter million open interest in there and for the most part, the bid ask spreads are reasonably tight here's an important point though when you'

the airline that was hit hardest delta. they canceled more than 400 flights on saturday and sunday and 9% of their overall operation. delta officials say they experience heavy travel delays and were forced to shut down flights due to bad weather. air traffic control actions and increased covid cases in a post, a delta officials says more than any time in our history. the various factors currently impacting our operation are resulting in an operation that is inconsistently up to the standards delta has set for the industry in recent years. and if you plan to travel this summer, travel experts say. >> this is what you should expect last week, delta just announced they're cutting 100 daily departures starting in july through august. jetblue is reducing their flight schedule by 8 to 10%. and alaska airlines will reduce their flights by 2%. >> that was ileana diaz reporting for us. you may notice more chp officers out on patrol as you travel on the roads today, the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period is under way until m

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. >> it is not the same disease with delta and the previous variants. reporter: a uc berkeley infectious diseases expert said the study confirms what clinicians. are seeing. eye-opening characteristics of how the virus is affecting the human body with omicron versus delta. reporter: people infected with omicron tends to get more upper respiratory disease. people who have delta and previous infections had more systemic symptoms. fever, body aches. reporter: the study by ucsf and the latino task force found that the most common symptom during omicron was cough followed by sore throat, congestion, and very rarely, loss of smell and taste. the latino task force was key in gathering this data. they followed up with those who tested positive at their mission test site and tracked their symptoms. >> the one thing we found also is that at the end of the five days recommended isolation, most people still tested positive. the importance to continue to test is very high. while we -- what we can infer is that those who are boosted were presenting more of the conges

nearly 10% of delta schedule flights out of delta hub hartsfield jackson international in atlanta. among the most severely impacted. definitely heard about a lot of delays, but luckily we didn't encounter any of that from atlanta, with his girlfriend finally able to put any worries about weekend travel woes and their rear view mirror very excited to head out to wine country tomorrow, napa sonoma the next day and very excited to see san francisco. and air travel expected to peak for the holiday weekend again on monday , as about recommending that you arrived two hours early for domestic flights. three hours early for international andre 8% more people traveling this year than last year's exa supporting sfo's thank you. california driver's meantime, are in for some sticker shock of their own at the pump, the statewide average for regular gasoline, hitting a new record again today at $6.10. that's almost $2 a gallon more than a year ago. of course, bay area prices even higher oakland the average price there $6.22 san jose. that's $6.23 and it's san francisco drivers shelling out $6.35

you can see the gusty winds continuing and extending all the way into the in land areas and the delta and that area of the northeastern bay area is at the lowest. those are the reasons for fire concerns, red flag warning expiring at 8 p.m. tomorrow. larry: as wheat -- dion: as we gear up for fire season a fire retardant is now an option. leslie explains how it works and what you need to know if you want to get it. >> the red retardant dropping from the sky is a familiar sight during fire season but a new product is coming that would open the door to spraying translucent white fire retardant in june that sticks to vegetation and lasts until first rainfall to prevent fires. >> it's a change from the red product that everyone sees coming out of the tankers. it's a polymer, a foodgrade polymer that helps the fire retardant hold onto vegetation. >> according to the company, last october the usda forest service checked out, tested, and gave their approval to this new retardant, putting it on a federal qualified product list. that means it's now a new available tool for the 2022 fire season.

. >> 333 lima delta, roger. what's your position? >> i have no idea. i see the coast of florida in front of me, and i have no idea. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the controller involved happens to be a certified flight instructor with cessna experience. >> number 3 lima delta, no problem. just continue to stay wings level. maintain 5,000 and follow the coast. we're going to try to find you here on the radar. >> reporter: first they had to track the plane down. then the hard part. >> i have no idea how to stop the airplane. >> reporter: our affiliate wpbf getting this exclusive video of the plane miraculously landing safely. >> did you say the passengers landed the airplane? >> that's correct. >> oh, my gosh. great job. >> no flight experience. >> the person on the airplane who had no aeronautical experience listened very carefully and obviously followed instructions with great calm. that's what made the difference. >> reporter: the pilot was taken to the hospital. no update on their condition. the faa is investigating. victor oquendo, abc news, co

pretty good wind out towards the delta. but look at the temperatures. they're running double digits cooler. santa rosa, petaluma, nevado conquered livermore compared to 24 hours ago, so that's a big drop in a lot of attempts. but anytime you get a system digging into nevada or the least side of the syrup it's always concerned for this, especially this time of year, forties, fifties and sixties on the temps here, monterey's 49, granada's 49, 51 atherton, san carlos foster city , 45 woodside, so those are some cool readings for some but that low digging in in the high offshore were caught in between . we've seen this again so many times, but it's a friday forecast, where the mainly out to the valley and also the hills but you know we're not seeing this. i'm seeing a west wind in the city. i'm not seeing an east wind there. sixties seventies eighties on the temps and temperatures. they're really not changing all that much there wind driven. it does look a little warmer monday tuesday before another big cool down later next week. thank you, steve and anti a

people who had delta and previous infections had more systemic symptoms, fever, body aches. luz: the study by you cff -- ucf found the most common symptom during omicron was cough followed by sore throat, congestion and rarely loss of smell or taste. the latino task force was key in gathering data and followed up with those who tested positive at the test site and tracked symptoms. >> one thing also that we found through omicron is that after the five days recommended isolation, most people still tested positive. the importance to continue to test is very high. >> we can infer that those who were boosted were presenting with more congestion symptoms which means that the immune system was recognizing the virus a lot quicker and making it harder for it to advance. luz: data also found that people who get boost -- didn't get boosted or were unvaccinated were more likely to report body aches or favors. luz peÑa, abc7news. he are photos fm last year of the first that is followed by three other ceremonies today. the graduations are going to be happening through thursday. a local

red flag warning through the delta. that will allow for critical fire weather for vallejo and vacaville. for the bay area look for 70 downtown. 62 in half moon bay. 83 in concord. 79 in san jose. winds easing saturday, little warmer on sunday. jobina: starting with a live look from sky 7, the aftermath of a crash. this vehicle went off of eastbound 580 at foothill boulevard and flipped over multiple times, injuries reported. it is not causing a slowdown because it is down the embankment, and emergency crews have not given us an estimated time this will be cleared up.. the driver has been taken to the hospital. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, which really filled in. usually on a friday, it is much lighter than this, but people seem to be out this morning. tonight, warriors and giants fans are encouraged to take public transportation, and please arrive early. both teams in action less than a mile apart. warriors playing the mavericks, and the giants playing the padres. last month when there were dual events, a parking l

delta was not as aggressive and delta this weekend paid the price. >> the airline says it to it will reduce service by 100 daily departures from july to august and that that period to that, the current operations are not up to their standards. so meanwhile, experts suggest that you double and triple check your flight status, timing and connecting flights before even leaving the airport. >> other news now we have a developing story. san francisco is seeing another round of covid surges. in fact, the city is seeing not just case rates climbing but hospitalizations as well. not good news tonight. kron four's dan kerman talk with medical experts about who's getting sick and what people who are not yet sick can do. >> san francisco is seeing another surge in covid-19 cases with an average of 500 new cases a day at least those are the ones being reported. 98 people are also in the hospital more than double from a month ago. you are seeing in the hospital right now 2 main groups. the first group in the biggest group so unvaccinated. >> the second group is those who have not received any boo

it doesn't do it to the rate that delta did. but if a new one comes along with these qualities we will be in a lot of trouble. >> reporter: they say we've entered a new phase of personal choice. making your own decisions by wearing masks and staying out of crowds where transmission rates are high. in san francisco, kpix. >>> many are pausing to remember silicon valley political legend norman minetto. he died of heart failure in maryland today at the age of 90. he rose to become one of the high profile asian leaders in the nation. but long before that he was interred during world war ii. they say they've worked to right a wrong and that elevated him to special status within the community. >> they said we apologize. and that meant more than anything else. norman helped us do that. >> i learned a lot from his sincere love for the public service. >>> still ahead, some answers on what happened leading up to last month's mass shooting in sacramento. there new details released today. >>> uplands a hold big tech accountable clearing maj

the rule is go out about 30 days and sell delta for a cover call. you want to prioritize the capital appreciation over the income. that is the primary risk that you're taking when you are owning this etf. you want to make sure that you're paid for the upside. when you're trading up leverage, these are not products meant for long-term holding. do it quickly. >> i notice there are epfs but they have liquiddy issues. what is the best play here with options? >> so i can understand if you're looking at the time open interest is not that huge. uup does have a lot of activity. there is a quarter million interest in there. here's an important point. when you look at the options market, sometimes you'll see that the spreads are narrow. and sometimes a little wider. you can use limit orders in that case. and if you're looking to make a bet, i think you can keep it relatively simple. so you don't have to spend a great deal of premium and you're trying play for a trend that was out for september. this is one of the situations where it is not volatile, if the tr

near 90 by the delta, same today. places like pleasant hill and the san ramon valley will feel warm in the mid 80's but not too bad. the accuweather 7 day forecast, warming continues into monday with 80 along the bayshore, low 90's inland, and another 5 to 7 , 8 degrees come tuesday. still warm on wednesday and by thursday and friday we have got a cooling sea breeze. temperatures around average. it should be pretty nice as we head into memorial day. liz: thank you. you already know yoga can help ease stress. with more people working from home luz pena spoke to a yoga instructor is as many are practicing eye yoga. luz: recent reports found americans spend five to seven hours looking at a screen. during the pandemic those doubled for many. one of them is eliza. she spends about 10 hours a day in front of a computer at her eyes are reflecting that. >> in your eyesight is so good, you can tell when it starts to get bad. luz: her whole life she had 2020 vision. but her optometrist noticed a change. >> i need to start weari