at the time. health officer, dr nick moss said the mandate was in response to an uptick in covid cases, local and state health officials still strongly recommend masking indoors. what is it sunny and breezy day here in the oakland estuary behind us , but beyond me, i can still see that layer of fog covering the san francisco skyline. let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo for a look at our forecast. yes ali. we continue with the low clouds at the costa cool at the coast. nice and mild around the bay and our inland cities this afternoon baking once again, temperatures will be well into the nineties by the end of the afternoon. here's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. as we look towards san francisco, you see a lot of blue sky out there. but if you look to the west end of san francisco, there's that marine layer just banked up against the coastline stuck at about 1000 ft. deep for at least a few days. now we will begin to see a transition getting into tuesday, but more so

and when you look at gasoline inventories at well -- as well, got u.s. gasoline inventories at the lowest seasonal level in a number of years. so, what is happening in the u.s. is reverberating around the world. you have an issue, which is gasoline prices are already in some places at a record high. diesel is at a record high, but the demand is not coming. people are still driving cars in the u.s., which is not what some of the economists expected. they thought when prices hit a certain level, ok, no family trips. you're not going to go out. maybe trucks would curb some shipments, but that is not the case and demand is still strong. that is why you're seeing that drop down in not only crude inventories but also gasoline inventories, that is something the market is watching closely. rishaad: so i mean you look at the supply demand dynamic here, stephen, and you think that perhaps when it is starting to increase output, that we would see him move down in oil prices. quite the reverse and that perhaps tells us about how badly the supply market is ultimately

we have a concert at the concord pavilion and we have one at shoreland. i will focus on this one as we get it quick look at the entire bay with green sensors. in mountain view, shoreland will be extra packed because this is a chris stapleton concert postponed. two concerts will be at 7:00 tonight so shoreland will be crowded off of 101 >>> giving all kids the chance to play no matter their ability. that is how in morgan hill couple created an all-inclusive playground. >> today we explain in this morning's bay area prop. >> i want to tell you a story about two retired morgan hill school teachers who've done something remarkable for the children in their community, particularly those with disabilities. shirlee locicero taught elementary school for 30 years and while she has many wonderful memories, she still thinks about her students with disabilities who at recess had to stand with her rather than play with their friends because the playground wasn't dealt with them in mind. when she and her husband learned about an accessible playground in the city near t

at 11:00. well as you can see, it was a much more joyous scene tonight outside chase center as thrilled warriors fans celebrated their win over the boston celtics. they were jumping for joy at thrive city minutes after the dubs tied the series with a 107 to 88 victory. we do have team coverage for you tonight jr. stone. you see there was taking in the game with thousands of gold-blooded fans, but we start with chris alvarez with how the warriors bounced back from their game one collapse chris. was nerve-wracking for a little bit and then it wasn't which what a difference one game can make d on the warriors responded to that tough loss in game one of the finals with a blowout win over boston tonight in game to you sought right here on abc 7. stephen. curry wants cono anderson there the warriors led by just two at the half but use a 35-14 third quarter blitz to break things open stefan curry scored a game high 29 and after struggling for the first game and half the series jordan pool splashing fr

we have clouds at the closest. -- at the coast. it will take time to see sign in the city, but you can see that deck of low clouds, sun coming up at 5:49, already looking like a beautiful day out there, but still quite hot inland. 54 in the city, 61 in san jose. 60 in santa clara. look at the low cloud deck here. the marine layer little bit taller. low to middle 50's in the north bay and into the east bay. we will be looking at the sunshine already in the east bay valleys. that will spread across the day. once again, it will be about 35 degrees. a little change as we get into a breezier pattern. then, we will look at not only temperatures cooling off, but everyone is going to see a big cooldown. the accuweather 7 a forecast looking at temperatures in the 60's around the bay, near 80 around redwood city, middle 90's inland. the rest of the work week, a dramatic cooldown into the fourth of july weekend. jobina: good morning, everyone. starting off with a crash in san jose. will face a slowdown on northbound 10 mickey road. we have so

got you at 64 in the tri- valley, south bay 63, san francisco at 60 and the east bay at 65. but it's quick warming tomorrow. that's why we're under the microclimate weather alert with numbers going 20 plus degrees above average. in the south bay, san jose back to 94, cupertino 95. over to gilroy, 100 degrees. some of the most widespread heat back to contra costa and alameda counties. not quite that hot in oakland at 88 with a little breeze here off the water out of the west at 13 miles per hour. got to love our microclimates. 69 in half moon bay, and san francisco also showing quite a bit of some wide contrast. downtown i have you at 80, and then head to the marina, 69 degrees. 68 in bodega bay. santa rosa at 100, good enough to tie the old record in 2019 and near a record in concord at 101. the current record is 103, also in 2019. now records or not, i want you to be ready for it. it's common sense stuff, but sometimes it can sneak up on us and we forget. make sure to drink plenty of water, wearing a hot can help. if you workout side, a cold towel on your neck can help cool

redwood city at 74 san jose at a nice 77 east bay. temperatures look at livermore nicely at 75 hayward upper 60's. much as you'll see in oakland and richmond, too. concord at 76 vacaville are only spot in. the low 80's center is at 74 looking ahead next. 7 days. temperatures do eventually warm back up. so enjoy this cool weekend while we've got it, we'll be back to the high fire danger. upper 80's and low 90's. soon enough. so the 70's a welcome change. as for the bay bridge made to fremont street calmed down really quickly. hardly even had a backup only for about an hour and a half. there. a 14 minute drive across the bay bridge span. things are clearing up a little bit more at the san mateo bridge, the low gray burning off. you're still stuck with the cloud cover overhead, though, including at the richmond center fell, which is below 10 minutes to make your crossing and definitely still foggy at the golden gate. your typical 20 minutes from 37 to the tolls >> thanks a lot, john. 9.19, and top gun remains number one at the box office

well, we're still stacked up here at the approach at the bay bridge toll plaza. as you can see here, waiting to get through. >> from the east bay and the san francisco over the bay bridge. if you're traveling over the san mateo bridge, it's a little better. let's check and make sure it still is. yeah, i mean, the traffic, the volume is pretty heavy. everybody to get out the door right now. but it's moving pretty well for thursday morning. not bad. as the richmond center fell bridge. also, you have company, but it's still moving pretty good there. there are no problems or accidents like that to slow you down. >> and the golden gate bridge has been golden. looking very good here, one. 0, one southbound hitting the bridge over from rain county into san francisco. that's the left-hand side. >> of the screen. there. >> in the east bay, a disturbing act of vandalism caught on camera in. martinez. officials believe that a man targeted the pride flag that was flying a john swett elementary school proper theresa take a closer look at what happened. >> caught on camera wat

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enda: there are two things at play at the moment. the u.s. economy is slowing down and at the same time you have china, the world number two economy being in the hole that it is due to covid zero restrictions. that was all there in previous downturns. china and asia might rivet up a bit. but there is a lot of concern about the global slowdown as i mentioned the group 50% chance of a recession. i think most importantly, this time around a lot of central-bank governments around the world are actually pretty spent in terms of what they have done to support their economies. even though they raise interest rates. interest rates were already low. the government has borrowed and spent a lot of money. we are in the public board will come from for the next downturn. all indications is that the world is in a tricky spot at the moment in six months from now could be in a fairly precarious position. haidi: we also have the indonesia and philippines rate decision today. enda: indonesia, they are trying to balance a weakening currency, that would suggest h

with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," with the growth trade down and out our next guest says investors should buy out boring stocks to ride out the volatility, and he's looking where else the telecom. let's bring in the telecom analyst. david, good to have you here your space has been far from boring the changes at at&t and others and questions about who is raising price and what that's going to mean and t-mobile is competing with comcast any maybe it's me that finds this fascinating, but what do you think are the best bets for investors right now? >> thanks, kelly thanks for having me. >> look, we agree. both has had this moment and we saw the reversal with the high-growth trade and people have soured on the faith and the future of a lot of the tech companies in particular and so what we've been watching happen is investors have been shifting to value and income as the focus and there are a couple

the twos at 321, the 10th at 324. when it comes to the euro zone, look at the italian ecb. a jump of 22 basis points. it is mirroring the kind of moves we saw on friday. it brings us back to the question around fragmentation and pressure. francine: coming up, crypto takes a beating as the latest u.s. inflation data sours market sentiment. we look at all risk asset classes. we discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> commodities are very likely to remain supported because demand is still strong. >> the best is probably still oil. >> crude oil and petroleum products in recent weeks have been up at a 10 million barrels a day rate. that would make the u.s. the largest liquids provider in the world, bigger than russia or saudi arabia. >> we think the longer end of the curve in oil is where the opportunity is. the short data contracts above 120. >> you look at the oil at 120. it doesn't seem that expensive. >> everything related to food, corn and wheat. >> wheat is in short supply. >> that is mostly because of the geopolitical tensions we are seeing with respect to ukraine. >

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you're watching kron. 4 news at no. >> right now at 9, the warriors beating the celtics tonight in game 2 of the nba finals. now the teams headed to boston to take them on in game 3. thank you for joining us tonight. at 9 o'clock. i'm dan phil and i'm noelle bellow. that game kept us all on the edge of our seats for a minute there. and then eventually they just ran away. >> with that game, we do have team coverage tonight from the chase center where it all went down. island mills has highlights from tonight's game. amanda harry's got reaction from dubnation. we will start with you kylen inside chase center. >> hey, guys. this is a huge win for the warriors. equalizing this series at 1, 1, in the nba finals. it started with the team's defensive intensity. head coach steve kerr said they were much more dialed in for this game. the war is. the celtics to 88 points on 37% shooting from the floor. they were quicker, closing out, sharper on rotations and just brought more physicality to the game. kerr said he just felt like it was a complete difference from game one. when the words had such a

at this moment we are at $.79 a dollar. but we would reevaluate this if the balance of payment rose. rishaad: samiran chakraborty, citi's chief india economist. the motto will be -- there is a consolidation of 570 million u.s. dollars. one could see it as a bid to expand this company's business of food-delivery. this is bloomberg. haslinda: it is risk-on. s&p futures will extend the gains we saw on friday. and in the week ahead, it is going to be a big, big week for the global economy and politics. fed chair jerome powell and ecb president christine lagarde will speak at the you see the form, starting tuesday in portugal. issues of growth and inflation will be front and center. g7 leaders will be meeting. the nato summit will follow through. and closer to home, we have chinese president juju being -- xi jinping visiting hong kong for the 25 year anniversary of the handover. and there is inflation data for europe do on friday. rishaad: that should be worth a look. it will be a hot topic. and there is the conference taking pl

well, livermore and danville at 91 concord at 94 and nearing the triple digits up in vacaville at 99 degrees. that triple digit is something that we're going to be hitting out across a lot of the inland east bay and north bay come tomorrow afternoon, bayside cities nearing the 90's tomorrow, the very hottest of days. now saturday, we're still hot, not quite as hot, though, sunday. really cooling things off. so you if you want to get outside, spent a lot of time outdoors. sunday's going to definitely be the most comfortable day to do so. john, thank you for that. hey, the great news is now that bars recovery and they have an actual time for you. so. >> up to 30 minutes doesn't mean it's going to be 30 minutes. but that's the estimated time. you could see the most major of delay right now. so no longer major issues. just a wait time of up to 30 minutes. make sure you get to bar early right now. and again, that mutual aid, they were providing the just cut that off for the 07:00am hour 18 minute drive heading into the city may so that fremont street exit traffic has been building this mo

still looking at some gray out there for some of us. but look at this view from the east bay. >> at

the expectation is inflation will remain at these levels the next few months at least. jerome powell raised rates mid week. first thought that they were going to use the tools to cool it off and then the reality hit of a recession. it's already having an impact. listen. >> gas prices are just hard right now. >> very hard. hard to pay my bill. what can you do? >> i actually work for gas. i work for gas. i work for food. >> i pay more for a lot at the grocery stores. >> potato chip bags have less stuff in them that is happening. ice cream, much smaller for the same price. >> everything is more expensive to do anything. to go anywhere, to eat anything, to get gas. everything is just more expensive. >> $5 a gallon gas. there's calls for the president to reverse course on energy policy in the united states. he's been resistant and some call him defiant. in an interview yesterday, he continued to blame the rise in gas prices in the war on ukraine and saying he made it clear to the american people that helping ukraine would call them and that there would be a price to pay. the

that and start at one: 07 at oakland coliseum. this morning the warriors are back home preparing to celebrate at the championship parade. here is larry beil with more and sports. mary: -- larry: dream on grain has a throne and has a giveaway item two celebrate. he wrote nope. the warriors arrive home for the fourth title, championship that was said to be the unlikeliest as all. curry said he sees and hears everything. >> clearly remember some experts and talking heads putting up the big zero of ami championships we would have going forward because of every thing we went through. so to get here, it comes all out. >> there was one who tweeted courage. i can't wait to retreat that. -- retweet that. what a bum. larry: three pitches in, gun cells almost put it into the river. fourth inning, joc pederson out of palo alto, well into the seats and she has a souvenir. carlos rode on allowed just -- carlos rodon allowed only two hits. how about the a's, the royals entertaining themselves, dancing at the coliseum, so sell rating pride night.

at 11, 20 starting at market and maine on monday morning. expect mostly sunny skies, a little breezy still with a northwest wind at 10 to 25 miles an hour always dress in layers, especially if you're in the city. we always start off cool and warm up quite nicely by the afternoon we have clear skies on this saturday night as we're heingo faer's day 0'd morr, teerates o 60oong o outhe and temperatures will be u'rinyo bin downtown san francisco may be taking dad to the north beach festival. look for 71 in grana toers lf mofor san bruno. iburllookin0'se kiouado at low 80 indw rty i not rmor ourth sd ca iludi 82 curtinoand alin campbell, low 80's in san jose will also see some mid to upper 70's for union sitting thereend anbeadfor w 0's.o yyn e waer thereupr 70's in to low 80's in walnut creek in danville. also looking at 80 in san ramon, n sknyiestl seefor upre uder the north bay coast. looking at 65 in stinson beach with plenty of sunshine. here's a look at your 10 day forecast. we're talking about the heat well on monday will jump up at least

and at least 21 people are reported to have been found dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. a russian missile strike on ukraine's capital, kyiv, at dawn, has killed at least one person and injured four others. it happened as world g7 leaders meet in bavaria, where the ukraine war will no doubt dominate the agenda. let'sjoin my colleague shaun ley in garmisch in the bavarian alps. the buzz of helicopters overhead and behind me tells you about the impact that all of this is having and the preparations for the evening session which will be discussing and security policy and further sanctions on russia within the last hour. the g7 nations band on the exports in truth, it won't hit rush as hard as some permanent band sanctions against others which europe still depends. but all eyes and thoughts on the issues of official agendas on ukraine. president zelensky warned that the war was entering more difficult phase in difficult phase signal today by the bombing attacks on kyiv ukraine and above, the announced the bill have dinner tonight and talking particular about c

keeping us in the 80's at our warmest brentwood. you're at 78 right now. you're not going to rise much above that. pittsburgh and fairfield in the 70's as well. most of the rest of us still in the 50's to 60's. here's an example of where we're heading next. conquered comparing today's high of 85 to where will be on friday, hitting 100 degrees. so quite the difference in a matter of days, i'll be talking about how hot it will get, where you're at. still to come. >> all right, john, that's a warm traffic is a lot better than we started this top of this morning in the south bay view taken wanna one heavy from 85 in the park around. 32 minutes to 37 17 moving along to 18. 82. i don't see any major delays along those highways. that's the good news. a 24 minute, right rally from the maze to that fremont street exit in the city right now. and earlier hot spot there. now that's clear traffic is moving along nicely. 18 minutes to make it from a 80 across towards one o one out of richmond. tulsa won golden gate bridge where e- you're still seeing some fog there. now

he met the victim at an after-school program at trace elementary school. and officers say they're worried there could be more victims. class force amanda hari has more on the suspect and reaction from people in the neighborhood. >> i've spoken to several people as they walk by trayce elementary school behind me here and told them about the man arrested for assault of a minor and his connection with the school. and they said the story was disturbing. shocking and awful. >> we're fortunate. you know >> that happened. the san jose police department has arrested earnest from near as for multiple charges related to aggravated assault of a minor incident. like this is a very traumatic experience for young person. police say ramirez met the victim at an after-school program at trace elementary. the victim attended the after school program between august 2020 and june 2021. police say that's where the assaults happened. we fully anticipate that there may be many others. police say they believe there are more victims. ramirez also owns and operates extreme martial

at a pride event at the civic center at the end of the month. the group is also pushing for smoke-free bar patios in san francisco and oakland where that is still legal. >> these are spaces that. historically been safe we're talking about community bars in club space is where the community goes to feel safe from the outside world. unfortunately, their spaces where smoking is a regular thing. >> the project director explains this is also going to protect employees from secondhand smoke. most recently, the since saloon on polk street made a commitment to prohibit smoking on their patio. it's 7.36. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, false negative covid results happen more often than you think. so if you feel sick and it says you don't have it, maybe you do. we'll show you how you can improve your testing. >> 7.39, the giants hosting the royals for game 2 of their shares of cisco. that's 6 giants up by wanted are rough. takes the plate. brings the lead now to 3 to 0 and then logan webb had an amazing performance. he threw 7 shutout inning

the jumps up to 70 degrees at 9:00. up to 96 degrees at noon. you do not want to be outside exercising that kind of heat. we want to make sure that we are staying hydrated as we reach your 100 degrees in concord. 104 possible in fairfield today. 99 in morgan hill. dangerous heat but we do have a cool down and we will talk more about that in the forecast in a few minutes. let's head out now. already wearing the short sleeves. it is going to be a hot day. >>> that sounds really good. love to be in hawaii right now. it has been so nice out here. you can see behind me, the 61 degrees right now. it has dropped a couple degrees since the last live shot at 5:00. you know it will get hotter. right now is 61 degrees. firefighters in high alert. the brush fire broke out yesterday. fortunately, it was contained. today is even hotter conditions expected. triple digits for livermore this afternoon and that is posted throughout the east bay. this is the first spare the air day. firefighters, please do your part. >>> trying to avoid any sparks. unless spark is

we are here at sfo. wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> a central america valley town set to become the first to get amazon delivers by drone. prime air will be tested in lockford. the company has a deal with the town and the san joaquin county plus an air carrier license from the faa. initially the drones will carry a light payload. amazon says this could include thousands of everyday items. the company is reaching out to customers. if you are a conspiracy theories, the kids are worried the drones will fly away with them. >> yeah. and it's going to be -- it will take some getting used to seeing those things fly around with packages. >> yeah. it will be an adjustment period. >> yes. and luckily, you know, the weather cooperated today. what's going to happen when it rains with these drones? >> i don't know. there is a whole world of questions that go along with that whole disruptor coming next. we will see how it plays out. >>> back to the forecast, we lost the marine layer. that's the view from the top of the sal

i'm sorry and i'm james and at 08:00am we're looking at things kind of clouding up a little bit over san francisco and other parts of a 2, which is welcome relief from yesterday and think about this. if you're just waking up now you slept through the whole thing. there's earthquake this morning. yeah, no damage. but you may hear people talking about that today. good morning, john. yeah, a few hours ago, you must have been the deep sleeper because you slept through it. but a lot of people woke up a little earlier than they wanted to this morning. >> and by a lot, we mean, over 3,000 people reporting to the usgs that they felt that one centered right around a point and martinez. now things are calm and just a little foggy out there pushing right through the golden gate can see mount at looking pretty good rising above the fog. we are going to see some great conditions at the coast today and some brisk and breezy conditions out there, too. san francisco seeing winds 25 to 30 miles per hour. a nice cool sea breeze helping to keep us cool. but a cold front last night doing most of the wor

at some point. it was a seven hour standoff once she was in the 100 block of bed dwarf drive inside a shed. at some point. he came out of the shed this morning holding a gun, which he pointed at those officers. the officers fired, killing the suspect. this was a very violent, armed and dangerous individual that was on our city streets. no officer comes to work thinking that they're going to be involved in the shooting. where somebody's gonna where somebody is going to perish. none of us want to do that. very high stress situation for personnel, but kudos to everyone that was involved with this incident patrol special operations detectives. unfortunately like i said, this did not end the way we wanted it to. investigators say they're working with multiple law agencies to try to get more information on the connection between the suspect and all of his victims. again one person killed mount shasta, another woman killed in modesto. there was a second woman who was in the vehicle with him while he's bein

at some point. everybody. will you james feet or at least okay. i know i feel good when i drive past a gas station, i say your part, this is awesome. let's get over to the weather here and it's and my neighbor across the street as its new hyundai. yeah, you hyundai's are kind of affordable. yeah. it's just as cool as the tesla. it all down the ship love it. >> but it is nice out there today. whether you're driving your the gas guzzler, it's a pretty easy morning for it. as long as you're dodging the fog from quite hour, you're not seeing it. but you are seeing the fog through the golden gate hanging out in the bay and up into the north bay to so watch out for that. we do have thunderstorms sitting to the east of us across the central valley. this line right here is starting to lose a little steam. but earlier we saw some really heavy rain and thunderstorms right around the sierra foothills. just downhill from yosemite national park. that activity has up fire danger a bit. but good news for us. we don't have much lightning potential today. just los

well, we know here at home. the fog can definitely rick havoc on the travel time, especially arriving to sfo and giving you a live. look here over san francisco, bro. well, guess what? we've got fog drifting by we will have the low clouds and fog with us along the coastline and inside the bay for tonight and into tomorrow, the onshore breezes with us we have a system off the coastline of oregon, and that is even providing us with the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles, not a big deal, but areas over sonoma county and then into lake county this afternoon, there's a possibility that maybe maybe a little bit of drizzle and a few sprinkles. santa rosa right now, the onshore breeze 26 mph napa 22 fairfield gusting to 30 so when the winds are that strong and the onshore breeze, you know we have that all the way through the delta and keeping temperatures cool for inland cities today well below average conquered, reporting it onshore berries at 24 mph, and we are much cooler than where we were just 24 hours ago down b

well new at noon. attorney general rob monta has released the latest report on hate crimes here in california in the 2021 hate crime report released today by bonta. there were 1763 bios events. overall hate crimes reported in the state increased 32.6% from 2020 to 2021 bonta says there's still a clear and present threat of hate crimes in the state. one hard truth in our state. just as well as we've seen across the nation is that the epidemic of hate we saw spurred on during the pandemic remains a clear and present threat. according to the report . hate crimes targeting black people remain the most prevalent in increased 12.5% in 2021. they're up from 456 from 2020 to 513. and hate crimes of been dry , rising dramatically. 177 and a half percent from 2020 to 2021 reported hate crimes involving sexual orientation also increased significantly up 47.8. we're learning more now about chevron's plans to sell its world headquarters in san ramon and downsize here in the bay area. the wall street journal reports

happened at a parking lot. a public parking lot on may 24th. >> but the couple still hasn't received any information on who took riley or where she could be. kron four's taylor's sacking shares their story. >> and they got back. they noticed that the windows bust and that she was gone. amanda chapman and her wife, rebecca, were visiting san francisco to celebrate him and his 21st birthday last month when their trip took a drastic turn on may 24th. >> thieves broke into their van parked near kearney and bay streets and stole her 8 month-old riley. >> my heart stopped. >> i >> immediate panic. so the ground. amanda says they called police immediately canceled all their plans to spend the rest of their time in the city. looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest.

at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign for at risk people before exposure, not just after, and we needed as soon as possible. time is worth 15 fda advisers are recommending a booster shot for the omicron variant this coming fall. both moderna and fizer created modified booster shots to be a combination of the original vaccine. targeting the more contagious omicron variants. it was approved by the full fda. this will be the first time that panel has proposed vaccine makers modified their vaccine shots to focus on a different variant. it's possible to booster shot might only be recommended for older adults and positivity and hospitalization rates around california are going up again. the state reports more than 3400. people are in hospitals now being treated for covid. that's 174 more than the earlier day and a 46% increase compared to the beginning of the month. the bay area's surges blamed on recent activities, including memorial day event pride celebrations and the warriors championship

cnh stable at 6166. we are seeing shares related to electric vehicles with byd out with some strong sales. we also of course have tech doing well after earnings which came out after friday. and that as perhaps optimism is coming through for what is going on in beijing. we are seeing some of these covid curbs helping to lift sentiment. haslinda: also spilling through the nikkei to 25, back from lunch, we have energy stocks in particular driving the outside of the nikkei to 25, japan petroleum on the back of higher energy prices. of course oil hovering at hundred 20 bucks a barrel. the hung sing getting a lift from the tech stocks he talked about crude hstech in excess of 2% right now, but of course, we have the fti and asx 200 index under pressure. yen 130.58. we are keeping a watch. 13135. rishaad: ok. well let's get a little bit more on all of this. senior editor richard frost is with us now. and richard, we are seeing industry groups barring financials in fertility's on the way down. and utilities. --

at 75 oakland, only at 68 degrees today. a lot cooler than you have been vacaville is our only 8 on the map sitting right at 80 degrees. the rest of us either in the 50's 60's or 70's and will stay that way through saturday and sunday to with sunday bringing that morning potential of some light showers. monday temperatures will begin to warm back up into the 80's and by thursday of next week, we've climbed back into the mid 90's as far as your commute goes this morning, things are not looking so bad out there just yet anyways. hopefully we stay friday bite from the maze to freeman street. that will take you 7 minutes across the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, a 13 minute drive. seeing a few of you out there already. richmond center fell very empty still in only 7 minutes and the golden gate. there's your fog, but not a lot of traffic just yet from 37 to the tolls will take you 20 minutes back to james. all right, john, thank you very much. now to the latest on the shooting in uvalde texas. a lawmaker says that officers at the

a live look at the bay bridge budsy at the toll plaza. we have photojournalist brian kiley in mobile 5, across the upper deck of the bay bridge, past the toll plaza and stuck in that backup as well. he's headed out to get us more information on a couple of the traffic alerts we've been following. definitely pack your patience for that bay bridge commute this morning and i do want to tell you about our other traffic alert that is in progress right now, northbound 101 right at south airport boulevard, at least a couple lanes are blocked. this is due to a broken down truck in lanes. so as far as the impact to traffic, eight it's not too bad. we don't see things getting too busy until the 7:00 hour. use 280, you'll have a slight backup but we'll keep a close eye and let you know if anything changes. >>> a live look at the state capitol where lawmakers are trying to revive the salmon population by buying water right from farmers. the new plan in the state legislature would allow the government to purchase the senior water right with the goal o

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there was azuma parents at that, at apac. so an ongoing conversations yes, and as mc12 comes up will be more and more focus on aesthetic issues that comes up in mc12. i guess the short answer is to that question is yes. >> thank you. we have about a dozen questions they came in on soon. i know your time is tight. i do want to ask what of them and then we'll wrap up and see it when he has anything. the question of the economy in general in the u.s., the biden administration's focus on inflation and the potential nexus between tariffs, any thoughts on that? >> if i i said no, would you believe me? [laughing] look, not just americans but a lot of people around the world are contending with an inflationary environment. it is scary. it creates anxiety and, you know, it also inflicts pain on your pocketbook. and he goes to how we engage in the world and how we feel in terms of our economic security. so it is a really important issue. i guess what i would say is this, which is the singular focus on tariffs in the context of inflatio

. >> right now at 5:00, a traffic >>> right now at 6:00, a traffic accident on the peninsula making a mess of the morning commute. >>> there's a push to keep san leandro police officers on the force, the first of its kind incentive being considered right now. >> and decades old ban repealed on the streets of san jose after being called discriminatory. it is wednesday, june 9th. i'm len kiese. >> i'm center center. we will eight get a check of your forecast in a bit. first anne makovec, there is a crash on the peninsula this morning. how is it affecting people headed into work right now? >> it is basically going to ruin the commute on el camino real on the. heiness in la, if you're in menlo park after a bus hit a pedestrian earlier this morning. taking you live to the scene it happened at about 1:00 a.m., the pedestrian was taken to the hospital, but the investigation into this crash continues and those lanes the southbound lanes will be shut down until as late as 10:00 this morning. this is near glenwood avenue so you're going to want to reroute if that is part of your commute. also w

here's a look at some video. i shot of fans pouring into td garden several times throughout the game. the entire arena was chanting an expletive directed at warriors forward. draymond green hostile environment would be an understatement. as for curry with a couple minutes left in the 4th, there was a scrum for a loose ball. horford landed in curry's left ankle and foot. that's the same for spring back in march when the warriors and celtics played and guard marcus smart landed on curry's foot. a little bit of deja vu here. he had to miss a few weeks when it happened last time. this time around creases, it doesn't feel as bad, which is the good news. but here's his reaction. a reaction of some of his teammates. >> you just news. okay. you know. is open. you know, he's good. and, you know, it's tough stuff. you know, so. so he's good. and, you know, before, you know the next game, well, we need him. if you want to win this thing and most us can do everything it can as power play. so. i really hoping he's okay becaus

the urine story is at the heart -- the yen story is at the heart of things. our broad based selloffs. yvonne: it seems like a verbal intervention is not working. let's bring in annabelle droulers. what are you watching for? annabelle: it did briefly touch the 135 level. we could reach 135.15 ahead of the fed meeting this week. a lot of focus on the shock u.s. inflation rate, and we are seeing that in the dollar strength. risk aversion is the major theme. we are seeing foreigners current net sellers in south korea and that is contributing to the losses we are seeing. in the treasuries market, a lot of focus here on that 2-year yield. . at a 15-year high. yields are generally getting across the board. traders are starting to price being a 50-50 chance of the fed hiking by 75 basis points at its next meeting, barclays saying that could come as soon as this week. yvonne: one of the first to call that. let's talk more about that higher than print in may in the u.s., it has investors wondering what the fed is going to do. let's get to our bloomberg's global economi

look at that san mateo bridge. let's see if this one looks as light actually, the bay bridge is lighter than the san mateo bridge, as you can see here, still not bad at all. everything's cleared out nicely in this 9 o'clock hour. so what a great time to commute. how about the richmond center fell? bridge is not good. oh, yeah, hardly anybody. is there. and the golden gate bridge is probably always well at this time a breeze. and yet that is again, nobody's going southbound at all at this moment. 9 31 1 san francisco supervisor wants to use more police to help crack down on drug problems near the city's treatment facilities. supervisor matt dorsey has a plan call right to recover where officers will focus on arresting drug dealers and confiscating drugs in areas where people are trying to get help to recover from their addiction. >> it's something really need it. it's really hard to abstain from something that you're addicted to all around. you. >> the initiative is not going to change any drug laws. what it does is

and so we are, you know, pretty experienced in this the parade will begin at 11 20 monday morning at market and main streets and will end at market and eighth cost, and junior says because san francisco was a winning sports city. he has a pretty good idea on how to prepare for the huge parade crowd. so many sloves transportable and we're planning on opening arab them would be um , will be opening is well, we're going to open around the clock in the morning, bart, san francisco mew knee and caltrain will all have adjusted transit schedules, and they're advising people to check their plan routes ahead of time before going downtown. cost and junior says, though he expects monday to be extremely busy. nothing makes him happier than seeing the warriors win up in the bay area. i'm massive warriors fan and about them, but then you know, almost down and i've been a son. you know when the team's up, and it's uh, can't be more excited. i couldn't be more excited for the warriors to going to san francisco and bring the championship and to san francisco. now john's grill says that their priority

thrive city at its best. tip-off is at 6:00. are you ready? we are live here outside chase center. i'll have a live report for you coming up. >> juliette, thank you. >>> and a fraternity taking stanford to court after a student's overdose death. why they say the pun >>> you're watching kpix 5 at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5 streaming on cbs news bay area, more local news at 5:30. the crowds are growing at chase center with just a half hour to go in game one of the nba finals. >>> a student's overdose spark absolute at stanford. why an attorney says punishments went too far. >>> also, our top story at 5:30 as covid cases spike, health officials in alameda county are bringing back its indoor mask mandate. good evening. i'm sara donchey. >> i'm reed cowan in for ryan yamamoto. let's talk about that. the indoor masking requirement comes back as covid cases are surging in that county. the latest seven-day average, get this, is about 46 cases per 100,000 people. that's more than the peak of last summer's delta wave. the more troubling for doctors, hospitalizations they say have more than

cove at 19. so if you imagine a scenario, say in 2020 some time where the corona virus jumped from us to a population of animals in the wild. so spill back, then circulated, and one or maybe even more wild species for months, mutating all the while. that could also explain our microns long list of, of novel mutations when it eventually jumped back to us in late 2021. or at least that's what the hypothesis bmw. it's still unclear where the mutations of the virus can develop and people who are immunocompromised. in recent months, the focus here is often turned to hel, covered 19 effects. people living with h i v. d, w is ugly. and these reports from botswana, boots, wanna in southern africa, one and 5 adults see a live with h, i v. the epidemic is among the worst. and the world's fats woods. why not also has one of africa leading h i v research institutions. and some of the best viral sciences here are currently wrapping up a major study with 1500 participants. focusing on the intersection between