[ cheers and applause ] i want to see mike dance. >> mike: oh, no. oh no. [ cheers and applause ] oh my god. what is this? no, no. this is where it gets ugly. this is where -- when's our musical happening? that's my audition. >> you got the role. chris miller, "afterparty season 2." [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: whoo! you have my number. you wrapped a movie with nicholas cage. >> i did. >> mike: which has got to be a dream. >> chris mac caid directed it. and nick cage, who was on "kimmel" a week or two ago, one of the first times he's been on a late-night talk show in forever and he's amazing. incredible, nick cage on air. "con air." >> mike: forget about it. do you fan out with him or play it cool? >> i tell him that i've seen everything he's done. [ laughter ] i get there, i was like, hi, i'm ben. he's like, i'm nick cage. of course. "raising arizona." and i go through everything. he did a movie, "con air," with john malkovich who i did "space force" with. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: oh my goodness. >> well, just got canceled. the show just

and now, mike birbiglia! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> mike: yo, yo, yo! hey, guillermo. hey, thanks so much. hey! oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] wow. hey. oh, wow, thanks. oh my god. i just got off facetime with my 7-year-old daughter whose advice to me for hosting jimmy kimmel was pretend everyone in the audience is a dinosaur. [ laughter ] so this is such a weird experience for me right now. i am not jimmy kimmel. i'm like a totally different person. you may have heard, jimmy is out with covid. don't worry, he's okay. but i'm your substitute teacher for tonight, mike birbiglia, or as i'm known in the news -- >> kimmel announced on twitter that comedian mike -- bur-bil-ya -- i can't say his name. >> thanks to mike burrbilia who will take the reigns -- >> comedian mike burrbiglya -- >> comedian mike burrbigliya will be filling in. >> comedian mike birbigly will fill in -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> mike: it rolls off the tongue. [ laughter ] if you don't know me, i'm sort of one of those guys that you sort of recognize, but maybe not? [ laughter ] i'm a comedian. i

i'm mike birbiglia. tonight, from "hacks" on hbo max, hannah einbinder is here. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting. our first guest is a hugely successful comedian, actor, and entrepreneur. he's the only person i know who could possibly promote both a children's book and a premium tequila in the same talk show appearance. [ laughter ] the book is, "marcus makes it big," and the tequila is gran coramino. but please don't drink and read bedtime stories at the same time. [ laughter ] say hello to the very funny kevin hart. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> mike: oh, kevin hart! i've never seen people this excited before. >> thank you. >> mike: is this what your whole life is like, people, standing ovations? >> no, this is just here. this has always been one of the best audiences ever when it comes to late-night tv, always. always. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: it's so good to see you, always. we literally started together. >> yes, that's true. >> mike: we were in the montreal "just for laughs" festival i

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, mike. mike: alexis mcadams, we will go back to you for breaking news, thank you so much. the latest on what we know about the suspect, nate foy live from new york city. what have we learned so far h. >> he has history 18-year-old payton gendron and now many including new york governor kathy hochul have questioned about how that was handled. we will get to a soundbite from the governor momentarily. first i want to show you the route accused of taking before hate-fueled racist attack, he drove 3 and a half hours from conklin where he was briefly a student in the community college, we don't know why buffalo specifically was targeted but we do know from the mayor today the community is 80% black. there's a lot of questions today about a manifesto apparently written by gendron and claimed he was radicalized online and racist views do not come from the people in his lives like his parents that work for the department of transportation. here is kathy hochul talking about the manifesto. >> this man

mike? >> mike: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn thank you very much. covid related asylum rules at the southern border are scheduled to expire later this month. a federal judge is considering his options tonight following a hearing today. also this evening we see another influx of illegal immigrants entering the country. correspondent bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas tonight. >> this massive single group of migrants crossed illegally into eagle pass texas this morning as u.s. district judge robert summer haste presided over a federal hearing in louisiana over the future of title 42. but this group, about 150 migrants in total, was one of several to cross here today. while the policy still remains in effect for now. earlier in the day, this group of about 80 also crossed illegally and we also witnessed this group of 5 wading across the rio grande and entering eagle pass illegally there was only one to receive them as it continues to be the epicenter of the border crisis. our camera

have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 30 seconds, but then it's about realising, back to reality sort of thing and then, boom, you know where you need to be. it's march and andrew is welcoming a vip visitor to birkenhead. shipbuilding was closing. young people didn't see a future. literally, in some estates in birkenhead, were some of the first places where the heroin epidemic started. we've been telling dame carol black, the country's top independent advisor on tackling drug misuse, about the recovery village here. this is our cafe. is this your cafe? yeah! and she has asked to come and see it. this place has been- called the beating heart of the recovery— community of birkenhead. she has written the latest major report on addiction and recovery services in england. there are very

have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 30 seconds, but then it's about realising, back to reality sort of thing and then, boom, you know where you need to be. it's march and andrew is welcoming a vip visitor to birkenhead. shipbuilding was closing. young people didn't see a future. literally, in some estates in birkenhead, were some of the first places where the heroin epidemic started. we've been telling dame carol black, the country's top independent advisor on tackling drug misuse, about the recovery village here. this is our cafe. is this your cafe? yeah! and she has asked to come and see it. pleased to meet you. you are very welcome! thank you! this place has been called the beating heart of- the recovery community of birkenhead. - she has written the latest major report on addic

have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 30 seconds but then it's about realising, back to reality sort of thing and then, boom, you know where you need to be. it's march and andrew is welcoming a vip visitor to birkenhead. shipbuilding was closing. young people didn't see a future. literally, in some estates in birkenhead, were some of the first places where the heroin epidemic started. we've been telling dame carol black, the country's top independent advisor on tackling drug misuse, about the recovery village here. this is our cafe. is this your cafe? yeah! and she has asked to come and see it. pleased to meet you. you are very welcome! thank you! this place is being called - the beating heart of the recovery community of birkenhead. she has written the latest major report on addicti

mike. mike: important context and perspective from bryan llenas in eagle pass, texas, bryan, thanks very much. let's turn to david spunt to the white house from the very latest from the biden administration. david: it's been tough week with from the economy, rising prices at the grocery to painful prices at the gas bump. they seem to be getting better in some cities but other cities those prices continue to go up also the issue of immigration which bryan just discussed extensively with you from eagle pass, texas, specifically on immigration. this entire title 42 situation is getting the president a lot of criticism from both sides of the aisle. naturally from republicans if title 42 was repealed, however, also some vulnerable democrats including border state lawmakers. we've heard from henry cuellar, congressman from texas. he's been complaining about the way the biden administration has handled the border situation for some time and also senator mark kelly from arizona, a vulnerable democr

mike khouw will explain. here with the call to action, mike, the floor is yours >> this is one of those situations where a lot of stocks that you might have been thinking about owning, maybe you owned a little bit of them, but wanted to buy more, just too expensive, a lot of those stocks are a lot cheaper now than they were only recently the one i was looking at is home depot. that's not surprising because home depot, the retail sector has been very hard hit now, this is a company that has over the course of the last ten years the average forward looking earnings has been about 22.5 give or take. recently it was at levels considerably higher than that. we are talking closer to 30 or more at times. right now it's less than 20. and you can actually i think about this as one of the better value opportunities if you don't think that the retail side is going to completely collapse and right now you can risk less than 10% of the current share price to get participation to the upside, and with options, if your long

. >> mike, good morning. a big part of the first stop on this asia swing in south korea was taught from president biden about partnering with asian nations to make sure there is help in the next level health crisis arrives. and on his way here to tokyo we found out what that next global health crisis might be. monkeypox. >> they haven't told me the level of exposure yet. it is something everybody should be concerned about. they're working on it hard to figure out what we do in the vaccine if any may be available it is a concern in a sense if it were to spread it is consequential that's all they've told me. >> the president on this trip is also hoping to show strength in the midst of a rising china by meeting today at the so-called quad the regional alliance of japan, south korea, australia, and the u.s. but china does not seem to be getting the message conducting military exercises in the south china sea as a biden critics said that's because they think this trip happen too late in china's rise. >> i think it

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mike rowe is gone. >> mike: make your peace everyone. >> greg: new studio we have little things going on here. i don't know who that is but they will be courtered. >> what i like is imagining those first two sound bites were correct. like let's imagine that, all right, all the crazy stuff is going to come out and we're all going to see it for the crazy stuff and it's out there. i mean, don't you want to know who's crazy? >> greg: yes. >> mike: don't you want to hear it all. remember the kkk, they put their little sheets on, you know, so nobody knew who they were. i'd prefer to see them. i'd prefer to hear the ideas and hear who they're coming from. >> they hid behind the sheets but he wants to verify everybody on twitter and that isn't talked about and that's a big deal. because if you have to be yourself on twitter >> kat: i'm going to lose a lot of followers. >> if you have to be yourself you're accountable for what you say and that's the part of his approach that's significant. it sort of stops it from being a free for all when it's connected to you. >> greg: yet they're saying it'

have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 30 seconds, but then it's about realising, back to reality sort of thing and then, boom, you know where you need to be. it's march and andrew is welcoming a vip visitor to birkenhead. shipbuilding was closing. young people didn't see a future. literally, in some estates in birkenhead, were some of the first places where the heroin epidemic started. we've been telling dame carol black, the country's top independent advisor on tackling drug misuse, about the recovery village here. this is our cafe. is this your cafe? yeah! and she has asked to come and see it. pleased to meet you. you are very welcome! thank you! this place has been- called the beating heart of the recovery— community of birkenhead. she has written the latest major report on addi

mike. >> jeff, for those who wanted an outside independent review without breaking news on that front just moments ago. >> we are told the mayor of uvalde, texas has asked the department of justice to review the investigation surrounding the shooting. the department of justice has agreed to do so. this comes at a time when just a few days ago many facts in this case have changed but one of those the fact the shooter was not confronted on the way into the school. the fact 19 of the 19 officers stood and the hallway for more than 45 minutes waiting to get inside that classroom. when investigators say there might have been children inside who could have been helped. all this happening 48 minutes mother waiting in the hallway were children, mike, were on the phone with 911 banking operator should bring in police to help them. mike. mike: jeff i'm curious with the mood is like in that community with the presidential visit today. office after a horrific week in uvalde, texas. >> normally when the

sector dropping 1%, now down 15% for the year if you want to be constructive on the group, carter and mike have some thoughts before you hop in carter, take it away. >> yes, let's plunge right in. the first chart is a comparative chart, two lines, very straightforward. it's a five-year chart simply looking at the s&p 500 and the sector in this case we're using the xli industrial select etf. and what we know and you can see it there in the lines, the orange line, industrials essentially peaked a year ago and have never participated in the ongoing rally that has all come undone when the market peaked in january of this year so reference points. the next chart looks at a similar exercise to what we were doing at the top of the hour where we are now juxtaposed against the pre-covid high so you can see there's not that much air left. while it doesn't have to stop there, that's a major reference point and that would be down 3% from where we are now essentially. the next chart puts in context where support comes into play. now support again is not a plywood board or concrete floor, it's a mattres

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mike? >> mike: william, thanks a lot. up next, high gas price and more covid cases are not keeping americans home this memorial day weekend. we'll get analysis and a live report. rescuers searching a mountain side recovered bodies of 21 of the 22 people who were on board a plane that crashed a day earlier. the search is continuing for the remaining person. recovery efforts were delayed because some bodies were pinned under the plane's wreckage. messages of faith and song to farms and villages across the country side of brazil's goya state. the group is framed by small red and white flags. it is comprised of more than 300 people, many of them on horse back. this is a live look at paris. one of the big stories there tonight, a man seemingly disguised as an old woman in a wheelchair threw a piece of cake at the glass protecting the mona lisa. he shouted of people to think of planet earth. paris prosecutors office said the 36-year-old man was detained following sunday's incident and sent to a police psychiatric unit. some of

i want to take you to mike mckee in florida who is joined by loretta mester. mike: thank you. we welcome the cleveland fed bank president, loretta mester, to bloomberg radio and tv worldwide. thank you for joining us at the conference. it's nice to be able to see people again. loretta: and get out and person. -- in person. mike: let's get to the main question. you said you have been on board with a 50 basis point moves. are you ruling out 75? loretta: not forever. i think that 50, the cadence we are going right now seems right. we'll have to assess whether inflation is actually moving down. then we can get more information as we do a couple of those. both supply and demand will be moving over time, so the aim is we need to use our tools to do what we can to get demand in better alignment with that constraint supply. so, i do not want to rule anything out when we get to that point in the second half of the year. if inflation is not moving down, we may have to speed up. if demand is moving down more than we are predicting, we can add just. bu we needt to be committed to being re

sector dropping 1%, now down 15% for the year if you want to be constructive on the group, carter and mike have some thoughts before you hop in carter, take it away. >> yes, let's plunge right in. the first chart is a comparative chart, two lines, very straightforward. it's a five-year chart simply looking at the s&p 500 and the sector in this case we're using the xli industrial select etf. and what we know, and you can see it there in the lines, the orange line, industrials essentially peaked a year ago and have never sort of participated in the ongoing rally that has all come undone when the market peaked in january of this year so reference points. the next chart looks at a similar exercise to what we were doing at the top of the hour where we are now juxtaposed against the pre-covid high so you can see there's not that much air left. while it doesn't have to stop there, that's a major reference point, and that would be down 3% from where we are now essentially. the next chart puts in context where support comes into play. now support again is not a plywood board or concrete floor, it's

mike, let me get - >> i just painted it that way. >> mike, what's your trade here? those numbers are pretty compelling. >> tyler, the last time we had inflation this high i was a kid. and my father bought me a silver harvester. you could take photographic processing chemicals, stick it in there and the machine would help you recover the silver. precious metals tend todo very well in inflationary periods, period that's what we're in it's the first time that a lot of investors have ever seen this options are a way to take exposure to an underlying asset where you have the right to purchase it but you are not obligated to if the price falls. you want to give yourself a little bit of time for this to play out for most, chances are you don't trade futures but you do trade stocks gld is the etf that is the proxy for gold january of 2023, when i was looking at that earlier today, you could purchase the january 180 calls for about 10 bucks i think i actually picked up a few for slightly less. i typically trade futures. i like to see how things are going on in etf land that

mike's life was spiralling down. when i'd had a drink i'd just turned into this person that people didn't want to be around. aggressive? yeah, aggressive, nasty, narcissistic as well, i would really say. violent? violent, yes, definitely. that's a real dark moment for me, and a real moment that i don't ever want to sit in again. birkenhead, still recovering from the crippling recession of the 1980s and the drugs crisis that followed. mike found nightingales — downstairs a cafe, upstairs a rehab centre. is everyone 0k? yeah. this is what recovery looks like. it makes me feel stronger when i don't give into that temptation. mike signed up to the programme after another arrest, another night in a cell. for him, it was a light bulb moment. it gives us a choice that we can be the best possible person that we want to be. it is an intense rehab programme, and today mike isjoining the ranks of graduates. thank you very much. i really appreciate that. here in birkenhead they have come up with the concept of a recovery villa

it's late summer and for mike a i late summer and for mike a milestone. his mum margaret would've been 68 today but the family lost her to cancer five years mike remembers drinking on the day she died. ,., remembers drinking on the day she died. ,. ., , remembers drinking on the day she died. ._ , remembers drinking on the day she died. , died. the same day my mum passed awa i was died. the same day my mum passed away i was probably _ died. the same day my mum passed away i was probably under— died. the same day my mum passed away i was probably under the i away i was probably under the influence then. what was your lifestyle like that?— influence then. what was your lifestyle like that? drinking and usina. all lifestyle like that? drinking and using. all the _ lifestyle like that? drinking and using. all the time? _ lifestyle like that? drinking and using. all the time? all - lifestyle like that? drinking and using. all the time? all the i lifestyle like that? drinking and i using. all the time? all the time. mike has booze _ using. all the time? all

mike: thanks. i am not jimmy kimmel but watch me anyway. >> i appreciate you having me here. >> oh my gosh, can you just -- my masseuse is here. >> don't do that. no, you have covid. [laughter] everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats. and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. it's for you. get xfinity gigabit internet for $49.99 a month for 12 months when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. ama: new tonight, growing concern over a potential supreme court shockwave following monday's leaked draft opinion. there is worry about what other landmark rulings could be targeted next, with many questioning impacts to marriage between same-sex couples and consensual sexual acts. amanda del castillo spoke with legal exp

i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! dion: time for the four at 4:00. one of san francisco's painted ladies is back on the market and there is a story to go with the listing. the owner bought it for $3.5 million before the pandemic. she got the permits she needed to do the renovations, but does not have the time now. she was on the 3:00 show earlier today. you can buy the house for the same price she paid for it, permits included. this is a fall renovation -- full renovation. this is going to be quite a project. you got to have a tough stomach to take this on. mike: i hear you have to have a tough stomach to get those permits, i heareot o

mike >> you can consider rolling down and out. straight down, or if it's gotten too steep, you can roll down or in >> final call time carter >> cvs acts poorly going into earnings if you're long take measures f. you're a short seller, re-hit it >> tony. >> play for a bounce here in t-mobile, selling in iron condor >> mike coe. >> put spreads in cvs going into earnings >> that does it for us at "options action. see you friday 5:00 p.m. eastern time "mad money" with jim cramer starts now - [presenter] the following is a presentation sponsored by trusted luminess. - i have a lot of problem spots, redness, fine lines, dark spots. and now with the breeze, all that's changed. the breeze advanced foundation is amazing. it gives you skincare and makeup all in one. it's like a thin veil, but it has extraordinary coverage. at my age, all the other makeups made me look older. it was uneven, you'd have to layer them yourself. it never quite came out the way i wanted it to. the great thing about the breeze is it does your blending for you. i l

i'm mike santoli take a closer look at the markets. the s&p 500 now up 1% building on modest gains earlier in the last hour or so after the fed minutes from its last meeting a few weeks ago did hit. nothing new, hawkish seems like more or less as expected, get out of the way and stocks able to get a lift off of that a strong bounce after its devastating loss dick's sporting goods after diving down up almost 10%. coming up we'll hear from ken moelis from davos with his thoughts on whether a recession is coming. the way tech companies are revalued we begin with the fed releasing those minutes from its main meeting last hour. steve liesman joins us from washington with the big takeaways. hi, steve. >> reporter: fed officials in the main meeting agreed they should move the funds rate to neutral and good agreement they may eventually have to raise rates above that level to slow the economy in order to fight inflation. they say, quote, restrictive stance on monetary policy may become appropriate the fed raised rates 50 basis points and expec

right, mike? >> right. >> right. >> yes, we are rich in our weather, we have beautiful sunrise this morning and amazing view, kind of blocking out our view of san jose downtown. it's about time to get the kids out the door. don't forget, it's teacher appreciation week as you're dropping the kids off, give them an extra oh, you look very nice today. we're going to have some great weather for them today as well as some breezy winds, starting out with temperature at about 50 degrees and some mid-60s for the afternoon, headed for 68 degrees here. 69 in livermore. 71 in martinez and also 71 in santa rosa. we'll talk about a midweek warmup coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been keeping an eye on the south bay. >> i've circled where san jose is starting to show that slowdown starting to build again. we should see speeds dipping down below 50 in ten minutes, right on schedule. the other arrow over to the right, that's south 680 into sunol out of pleasanton. the build happens for the tri-valley. als

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're looking at the options market, sometimes you'll see that the spreads are narrow and sometimes they're going to be wider you can always use limit orders in that case and if you're looking to make a bearish bet, you can keep it simple because currencies don't move that much so you don't have to spend a great deal of premium. i was looking out to september those 28 strike puts those only cost a little over 70 cents a contract so this is one of those situations where even though the underlying is not highly volatile, options can be a nice way to play it either because you want to minimize your risk or you're looking for a little leverage. >> up next, even more tweets on deck back in two. thinkorswim® by td ameritra

mike's life was spiralling down. when i'd had a drink ijust turned into this person that people didn't want to be around. aggressive? yes, aggressive, nasty, narcissistic as well, i would really say. violent? violent, yes, definitely. that's a real dark moment for me, and a real moment that i don't ever want to sit in again. birkenhead, still recovering from the crippling recession of the 19805 and the drugs crisis that followed. mike found nightingales — downstairs a cafe, upstairs a rehab centre. is everyone 0k? this is what recovery looks like. makes me feel stronger when i don't give into that temptation. mike signed up to the programme after another arrest, another night in a cell. for him, it was a light bulb moment. it gives us a choice that we can be the best possible person we want to be. it is an intense rehab programme, and today mike isjoining the ranks of graduates. thank you very much. really appreciate that. here in birkenhead they have come up with the concept of a recovery village which brings toge

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're looking at the options market, sometimes you'll see that the spreads are narrow and sometimes they're going to be wider you can always use limit orders in that case and if you're looking to make a bearish bet, you can keep it simple because currencies don't move that much so you don't have to spend a great deal of premium. i was looking out to september those 28 strike puts those only cost a little over 70 cents a contract so this is one of those situations where ooeeven thoughh understood lying is not highly volatile, options can be a nice way to play it either because you want to minimize your risk or you're looking for a little leverage. >> up next, even more tweets on deck back in two. thinkorswim® by td am

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mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> kari, we're going to take you out to the bay bridge toll plaza, because i heard word that a tire or a piece of tire was in one of the lanes. the lower lanes as far as what we're looking at here on the live camera here, one of the lanes off to the left. we're showing no one abruptly changing lanes. we'll track that update and we don't see slowing on the map, not even at the incline. even out of contra costa county, highway 4 showing a smooth drive out of vallejo and the north bay, 37, not showing slow sensors yet. we suddenly at the bottom of the screen see slowing north 101 just north around alum rock and i see slowing on the live camera. ily a give you the incident that just happened in san jose. back to you. >> good to know mike, thanks. >>> next here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> covid-19 test kits can expire, but not necessarily by the date printed on the box. you'll need to look it up. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how, next. you're

mike, how is it looking on the roads this morning? >> kari looking like this, san jose easy short-lived first burst of traffic. the second one should be building about now. there you see traffic moving smoothly though and there is no slowing on our sensors northbound 101 just north of 680. friday shows a lighter build. i checked back to san martin, a little tiny bit of slowing but nothing major. folks are getting a little bit, maybe taking a break from commuting in on friday as sometimes happens. there is an incident by the small part of the maze, it is not a major problem for 580 at 24, just your build highway 4, 37 and the metering lights on at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> who gets to see your private pay stub? more people than you might think. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we found a bay area startup that's looking to lock down your salary info, next. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne

mike >> i think this is a situation where it is better late than never. obviously natural gas has had a huge run the company i'm looking at here is interro resources there are two important things think about when we look at this number one, what do we think about the future for natural gas prices, and for that, we're going to be looking at natural gas futures, and secondly, what do we think about the best names to play in the space so, the first thing i would point to is that while we look at natural gas prices, it's our inclination to look at the spot prices and of course the spot price is very high it should be said when you're looking at commodities like this, when the futures market inverts like this, we get into something called backwardation that tends to be bullish if we take a look at the natural gas futures, i think we have a chart of where it was and is. it has moved up, but still as we look at the forward curve, it's substantially than the current market prices. now, i want you to kind of remember this chart for just a second and the reason is

myers "the pentaverate" is a mike myers show, six episodes, where mike plays eight characters and only mike myers could play more characters than actual episodes [ laughter ] >> yes in my career, i can barely play one, you know? and so, honestly, it was one of my favorite projects i've ever been involved in, in my life, because mike is one of my heroes he's one of the reasons i got into comedy. he's one of the reasons i left my day job, you know, as a doctor he's that powerful in my worldview. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, i will leave the most stable field of medicine only through the power of a mike myers, that will allow me to overact and get an excellent award in sacramento. that's what i'm saying [ applause ] >> seth: i like you telling -- >> [ laughs westside >> seth: yeah, i like you, because the idea of you telling the head of a medical institution that you were leaving and then, like, showing a picture of fat bastard and being like, "it was him. >> it was him. >> seth: this man made a very convincing case. >> "i'm gonna get inside his belly yeah >> seth: and he wrote this part w

so mike, do you have that same interpretation that we would be better off to have a so-called like a flush in the market effectively? >> it would be nice to see a flush, you know, on some of the weaker days, more recently, we didn't see the kinds of big volumes that i would like to see. we didn't see that sort of cathartic washout with a super high vix that would be indication that we were closer to a bottom. i wish we had reached a bottom i'll say that. i'm in the process of launching a long only product. i'm not trying to talk the market down. i want it higher i like to watch it race through the end of the year much higher, but i don't think that's how it's going to go, unfortunately. i feel like there's some strength through the end of the day. we saw us close on the highs, i feel like that's a positive in the short-term, but as i look forward to the end of next week, i'm probably going to be putting more hedges on it. >> this is the week before memorial day week. there's a positive bias to this week anyway, but how are you interpreting the bounce? >> when we look at the relations

i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! >>> good friday morning. it's 4:40. in the north bay it's mostly cloudy, kind of misting at times as you are driving to work and temperatures hold steady here with not much of a warmup going through late morning. keep the jacket handy. we'll see sunshine later today and talk about that in the forecast coming up. >>> oakland looked great. headlights headed south no longer slowing through hayward. the crash has been cleared and so has the one on the nimitz in fremont. a new crash near sunol. it's frankie friday, let's check in with frank. >> good morning. i am frank holland from cnbc. mike, thanks for the

mike: for pbs news weekend, i'm mike cerre. ♪ geoff: that is pbs news weekend for tonight. tomorrow i talk to national , teacher of year, kurt russell, abouthe joys and challenges of teaching, especially during a pandemic. i'm geoff bennett. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at pbs news weekend, thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. ♪ >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasti and by contributions to your pb statiofrom viewers like you. thank you. eugene "bull" connor: you can never whip these birds, if you don't keep you and them separate. i found that out in birmingham. you've got to keep your white and the black separate! (audio cassette loading and playing) byron rumford: there is a basic racism in this country, which exists. and it's contrary to some of our basic concepts as expressed in the constitution and bill of rights, and other documents. in these documents,

oh, there's my mom and look there's mike. >> there's mike. that's kari. >> oh my goodness. >> that's scott's mom. >> that's scott's mom. >> laura's mom. >> oh, all right. look at your mama. >> hey, my mama. >> pretty lady. there's my mama again. hello, mrs. inouye. a touching tribute to our moms, they come from different walks of life, somehow they continue to lift us up every single day your mom has not aged a bit. >> she'd love to hear that, thank you. >> couple of moisturizers i need to know. >> i'll ask her. >> and i'll ask chris to get me that for mother's day. >> i have some. >> you do? it's the good stuff. [ laughter ] >>> happy friday to you. we have lots to celebrate this weekend and we're starting out with some more low clouds and fog. it's kind of drizzling right now in san francisco, as our temperatures head for the mid-60s. oakland today reaching 68 degrees and 68 in san mateo, upper 70s for the south bay, and the north bay will see highs up to about 70 degrees. we'll be watching out for the sprinkles today but it's going to be a

mike? >> unfortunately we have an alert now eastbound 580 that crash at greenville is blocking three of four lanes. that's counter commute. traveling through livermore headed toward the altamont pass this is a problem for you. las placitas goes parallel to eastbound 580, jump back on because the crash is shy of the greenville off and on ramps. that will be an issue out of pleasanton and livermore headed to the altamont pass. typical slowing in your commute direction. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with more live, local news. >> join us for our midday newscast at 11:00. much more ahead for you then. until then, see you later. a live look at san francisco this morning, beautiful shot to wrap up "today in the bay," and welcome in the morning. the "today" show is coming up next. have a great morning. >>> good morning. under pressure. gas prices hitting yet another all-time high overnight. food, clothing and fuel prices soaring. americans feeling the ever de

so mike, do you have that same interpretation that we would be better off to have a so-called like a flush in the market effectively? >> it would be nice to see a flush, you know, on some of the weaker days, more recently, we didn't see the kinds of big volumes that i would like to see. we didn't see that sort of k washout. i wish we had reached a bottom i'll say that. i'm in the process of launching a long only product. i'm not trying to talk the market down. i want it higher i like to watch it race through the end of the year much higher, but i don't think that's how it's going to go, unfortunately. i feel like there's some strength through the end of the day. we saw us close on the highs, i feel like that's a positive in the short-term, but as i look forward to next week, i'm probably going to be mputting more hedges on it. >> this is the week before memorial day week. there's a positive bias to this week anyway, but how are you interpreting the bounce? >> when we look at the relationship between volatility and how the price action and equities have played out, i think we see a te

>> we are going to check in with mike in a little bit. we want to continue our conversation about our climate in crisis and there's a new push to cut water use in the south bay. santa clara county will consider creating a water enforcement team. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab is live this morning, this comes as santa clara county reservoirs are running really low. >> reporter: that's right, kris. here are some alarming facts. 95% of california is under a severe drought category. the bay area is no exception to that, kris. all of santa clara county falls under that severe drought designation and today both state and local officials are taking action. the department of water resources and the water board will address this state's drought outlook today and talk about the importance of water conservation. now here is what is so alarming. california has experienced the driest january to march on record and as we approach the warmer months, water conservation will play an even bigger role in offsetting this drought that we're experie

mike pence is a former governor. he was here, i was told, by one of his aides in the capacity as a former governor trying to reelect an incumbent. don, when you sort of sort out all the endorsements donald trump made in may, this one was wildly different. it was so personal. this is an incumbent republican governor. the governor supported dr. oz. in ohio a few weeks ago, he supported j.d. vance. that was a public seat. this is totally different. that's why mike pence was here, and he again ignored donald trump, and the trump spokesman, we must assume the comment was blessed by the former president. he called his once former partner a disgrace. >> thank you, jeff. appreciate it. see you soon. i want to bring in john mccain, executive producer of the circus and political commentator alice stewart. >> hi, don. >> he's an adviser and of course alice stewart joins me as well. mike, mike pence says a vote for pence sends a deafening message that the republican party is the party to see. >> it's the right one to get donald

mike. >> he was a kid that brandon hung out with. he was in the ffa with him. they had a best friend group, and he was one of the best friends. they were just thick as thieves. >> something went wrong after they graduated, and they started to get further and further apart. >> my brother's gonna come in here and tell you there's one kid that keeps causing him havoc. and don't let him forget you -- don't let him forget to tell you about it. >> who's that? >> mike etherington. >> all right. >> about two or three weeks ago, and at about 11:00, i get a text message saying, "i've grown up a lot since high school. remember my name, michael etherington. you're going to need it one day." well, that was followed by about 16 to 18 text messages until 4:00 in the morning. >> detectives ask for the spelling of his name. >> what's mike's last name again? >> like, e-t-h-e-r-i-n-g-t-o-n. >> it turns out investigators were already speaking to him. and mike etherington had a lot to say. >> it's a big, long,

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