it happens at the top of the hour at 6:00. this is what we are learning more about the suspect here who shot and killed seven people. >> thank you, very that information. >> 67-year-old is the suspect taken into custody. he has turned himself in. let's go back down to the ground to betty yu, at the second location where the trucking company is located near cabrillo highway. what can you tell us? we are at the second crime scene. i can tell you, moments ago, we saw seven vehicles from the sheriff's office. we also saw it for an slab and a vehicle carrying several bright lights. you can presume that investigators will be here for some time processing the scene and gathering evidence. right now, information is still limited. i did speak to a partner of someone who manages the mushroom farm that she tells me is located just down the road there. first spoke to her partner when he left for work this morning and has been unable, unfortunately, to get in touch with him. as you can understand, she is very anxious at the time. we do not

looking at the napa river at st. helena where we expect it to stay just below that minor flooding but it's going to be very close so you do need to continue to monitor it. the san lorenzo river is expecting a lot more heavy rainfall and here we're looking at it cresting at 11:00 this morning at about 20 feet. and so that's when we're going to see the highest of the water levels for today. in the south bay, looking at coyote creek at edenvale, it may get close to minor flooding. we're going to see that cresting at 5:00 this evening. let's look at how much rain we've seen so far. some areas have gotten a lot. other areas are still looking at it coming in and adding up. in livermore only about 0.3 of an inch of rainfall. san jose about half an inch of rainfall. you can see what half an inch of rain has done. as you move to the santa cruz mountains to ben lomond, over 3 inches of rain. over 2 inches for the north bay. that's where the heaviest rain has been focused. it's going to start to shift to the south as we see the

another thing we have to look at , look at inventories. inventories accounted for about half of the gain in gdp. partly what is wrong is frequently inventories rise when producers, wholesalers and retailers think they're looking down the road three or six months, they are expecting strong consumer demand and it doesn't materialize. and then their inventory builds up. when they build up, you have to let them wear down. on a micro level, that's what is happening with intel right now. if you have a question mark for the fed, inside doesn't look so good, is this enough to downshift to 25 basis points? a bloomberg opinion, and nash, says you have to give up now, you have to keep going. a strong voice, many have made it clear they are going to offer 25. i don't think this gdp report is going to change either decision but it is an important piece of information. rishaad: all that thought, i'm going to look at what bill ackman from pershing is saying. this is off the back of what we've been hearing from hindenburg research, suggesting that been si

>> reporter: what i'm hearing now, four confirmed dead at this location and two at the second location. what we have here is a landscape company. i don't know if they're involved, where the bodies were found. but we know that most of the people who were shot and killed were found at this location. then there was the search to find the person who was on the loose for hours. just a few minutes ago, as you mentioned they -- >> i lost terry. >> reporter: he's identified as a 65-year-old half moon resident. we have his picture there for you. again, he is the person who we are told drove himself to the substation to turn himself in for the two different killing sites. six people shot and killed. motive unknown. but there is at least that to comfort the community that there's not going to be anymore from this individual. the motive unknown. we just know that there were several people found here and then there was the chase -- the search for him, the two other people found shot and killed we do not know the motive. don't know the connection between this site and the other site or where exactly

at the crossing at east cut near the ferry building. the venues open at 02:30pm in the afternoon and you can find raffles and giveaways there as well. plus, fun fact for the international fans. the niners are also holding a 3rd official watch party in mexico city. believe it or not, you may recall the team played a game. they are just a few months ago back in november. all that's take a look at ticket prices for tomorrow's game. this is a look at stub-hub right now. the cheapest shown to be about $500 all the way up in the new nose bleeds. but tickets are also going as high as almost $10,000. we spoke with a stub hub representative on how to avoid ticket scams. >> we always recommend from some of us are affected that you want to use technology fingertips. you know, you never really want to buy tickets. officer anymore. paid cash or even though i know we're all used using venmo and other sources. but there's no call back that money. is that to get project? >> and another tip from avoid posting any pictures of your tickets on social media

marcel sabitzer, an austrian midfielder is having a medical at the moment at manchester united, at their training ground. the moment at manchester united, at theirtraining ground. he the moment at manchester united, at their training ground. he is going to come in as a replacement almost at short—term for christian eriksen, who has been ruled out until the end of april, early may, at the earliest, because of an ankle injury that he sustained against reading on sunday. lewis 0'brien, i think he is going to go from nottingham forest to blackburn on loan. harry souttar, leicester have had a £15 million bid accepted by stoke city. he is having accepted by stoke city. he is having a medical. and hacking ziyech, we have been talking about chelsea —— hakim ziyech, he is somebody that chelsea don't want and i am told that the deal for him to join psg chelsea don't want and i am told that the dealfor him tojoin psg is not done yet but it is expected it will be and they have the advantage in france of another hour, so that has got until virtually midnight for that to go through. for leon 0s

at 9:59 a.m., can identification be made on partial remains? at 11:34 a.m. dismemberment and the best ways to dispose of a body. at 11:44 how to clean blood from wooden floor. at 11:56 on the 1st luminol to detect blood. at 1:08 what happens when you put body parts in amine i can't? at 1:21 p.m. does is it better to throw crime scene clothes away or wash them. there was also information gained from the defendant's phone which showed on january 2nd he was at home goods in norwell where he purchased three rugs. there were also more google searches on january 2nd. at 12:45 p.m., hacksaw best tool to dismember. at 1:10 p.m., can you be charged with murder without a body? at 1:14 p.m., can you identify a body without -- with broken teeth? on january 2nd following those the defendant was seen on surveillance at the home depot in rockland and checking with surveillance the defendant is observed on security camera pushing a cart, items included cleaning products, mops, brushes, tape, tarp, a tyvek suit with boot covers, buckets, goggles, baking soda, a hatchet. he h

i wish we knew at the time. i wish we found our earlier thi went on for nearly three years. >> it still going on. i think if you were actually to have adam shipped on your show, he probably would not show up. he would continue to say it he met all give him a for hours at three on radio and one ntb. >> i don't think he will show up . remember what happened at 2016 donald trump cut everybody by surprise by using social media successfully to win the election . after that point, obama went to zuckerberg they went to twitter so this was part of an ongoing process through 17 and 18 they honor the russia hoax was exactly that, a hoax. their goal was not to schedule the fake news but to control th delivery of the big news which plays into the american people and i bet if you poll today he would still have half of americ may be more that would think that trump and republicans had something to do with russia. it's a shame. >> that is really a shame. where there the whole time you follow this daily as we did. we all knew i

take a look at that. tonight into tomorrow morning is when we're going to see most of this rainfall, which good for the folks that don't need to be on the roadways, but that had to be in any type of flooding situation in the dark. so again, the heavier rain expected to hold off until tonight will move through during the overnight hours. there's a look at sunday morning and sunday is going to be a mainly dry day, which is good, right? we need those dry days in between, as far as rainfall amounts anywhere from half inch to an inch and a half expected for most urban areas. is but you get into the north bay, looking at anywhere from 1 to 2 to three inches in our hills could also receive anywhere from 2 to 4 inches, so that's quite a bit of rain in a short amount of time, at least about 24 hours or so better details on this storm and what we can expect coming monday into tuesday as well as your temperatures coming up thanks so much rosemary oroczo intermediate california governor for a second term will give yo

we're at a surplus and now double at 229% of what we typically see for rainfall at this point in oakland as well as much of the other parts of the bay area and the sierra still doing quite well with the snowpack at 246% of normal around the tahoe area. 283% of normal. we do continue with some dry weather, but we're about to see some changes. this high pressure will be shifting off to the east and rain will be here starting on sunday continuing into early next week with the possibility of another quarter inch of rain for the north bay and a half to three-quarters elsewhere. climate prediction center is saying we're about to head back into a wet period and there's a pretty good chance we could wrap up january and head into february with above average rainfall. so we're getting ready for those changes ahead. we have a few more days to enjoy the sunshine and warmer temperatures. mike, you're seeing slowing from a crash in walnut creek. >>> we do have perhaps good news, south 680 slow down to just shy of ignacio road. perhaps they've cleared the lanes. the walnut creek interchange itself move

at 6:00 a.m. we'll talk about the north bay concerns, the glass fire burn scar, will this rain cause any issues and potential landslides in the area. over to vianey, the chp warning for folks hitting the roads. >>> any form of rain should be a concern for you to slow down. when we get this much rain, the issues really start to pile up once we start to see the downpours and accumulation of it. one of the major concerns on the road as the storm moves through is the danger of standing water this is video from saturday's storms. take a look at this new video. a san francisco woman made her way saturday. when you encounter standing water be sure to proceed with caution. the water becomes a barrier between your tires and the roadway and can cause you to skid or run off the road. here is what the agency says you can do to avoid that. >> important information is to not hit the brakes and swerve. the only way to get out that have is to remain calm, maintain the vehicle driving in a straight line, take your

at the stroke of midnight. many visitors packed into midtown early yesterday morning to stake out the best spots. the city dropped all covid restrictions, meaning no masks, no vaccines and no social distancing. i've never experienced new york it's crazy, but that's fun. two years were able to invite everyone back to a safer times square, thanks to the hard work of the men and women of the new york city police department. new york police set up numerous safety zones with heavy screening for security purposes. this year's theme was the gift of love. more than 2600. waterford crystals went in to the making of the iconic times square ball. woman there says she's never been to new york for new year's eve. i've never done it either, but every time i see it on tv, i have the exact same thought it must be freezing. yeah everyone's got the heaviest codes link the biggest gloves like and i know you have to be there super early and there are going to be any bathroom all day around all day. i think i think that ship has sa

chelsea's match against liverpool at kingsmeadow kicked off as scehduled at 1230 this afternoon but the pitch remained sufficiently frozen for the referee to call it off afterjust six minutes. the situatoin was described as embarrassing by one pundit while neither manager was happy the game had started. you can see from the opening minutes, down the side, to be fair, upset that even gotten to that point and it's right because not for managers to decide and it's for the faa, for officials to determine whether it is on. well a spokesperson from the wsl said that following inspections before the match, the pitch was deemed to be playable. the referee abandoned the match to protect the safety of the players, which is paramount. we sincerely apologise to all fans who travelled to the match. in the day's other games. there was a big win for everton, beating west ham three—nil. that takes them fifth. the matches at spurs and brighton were called off before they began. united's win takes them top above chelesa on goal difference you're watching sportsday. let's check in with some of our other

a score tied at 9-9. kittle bobbles it not once but twice and hauls in a 31-yard reception from brock purdy that sparked the team and the crowd. it also led to the niners' only touchdown of the game. a fourth quarter two-yard run by christian mccaffrey. the 49ers beat the cowboys 19-12. they advance to play philly in the nfc championship. >> it feels great. had a feeling it would be like that, prepared that way. >> i think we made them work for everything. when you take away the run game and don't have to be too risky in coverage, our guys kept doing it all game and were able to contain them and keep them out of the end zone. >> pretty cool to see the clock at zero and you see the niners over the cowboys. proud of the team and playoff football is not easy. to go and pull off a win against a team like dallas and going to the nfc championship it means a lot to us. it feels good to win this one. >> we have life but the prep for next week starts now. >> reporter: next up the 49ers pack their bags for the city

we had an earlier crash at hercules at highway four. that's been clear that's beginning to ease up traffic, and now it's kind of spread out on the way into richmond. highway four is very slow this morning. heading out west indignation valley road in the eastbound direction heading towards clayton. is closed at homestead there because of well because of downed power lines and trees that's affecting people who get to john muir medical center and the area there, so give yourself extra time. 7 19. let's talk to steve now about today's weather. anything going on sales? that's quiet. i've been hanging out. thank goodness because i'm tired . all right. we're getting more lines forming here. we had thunderstorm squall line went through early this morning. two o'clock, then we had thunderstorms. santa rosa, about five o'clock, san francisco and now it looks like around hayward and fremont on the 8 80 corridor. look, look in the last few images right there. see how that starts to light up so that will be the theme for today. thunderstorms today c

not as cold as it was at first light, but we're at 49 now santa rosa. most readings are either hovering in the upper 40's, although fremont chilly 43 in some places cracking into the lower 50's already. 51 antioch in for oakland to remember the rain that we had actually acts as a little bit of a cooling mechanism for us today with this drier air that's in place. so here's the temperature contrast for you. not your imagination were trailing by some half a dozen degrees or more most populated in the south storm tracker 4, nice and quiet today. maybe just the intrusion of some high cloudiness a little bit today. that will be about it. winds little bit of a breeze coming in on short. you can see from the peninsula, but elsewhere, kind of an offshore wind that again has ushered in coal where dry air. and that's the evaporation cooling factor. keeping those temperatures suppressed. this is all we're going to do today with all the sunshine mid 50's. again, some high cloudiness, however, next week unsettled. we'll be breaking that down for you coming up in just

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we're at 57. so the temperatures right now are the average temperatures we should be experiencing for the high. so it the tone that it way above average current temperatures are pretty warm. but what we're watching for you in the breezy conditions to to the north right now, it's not too breezy, but take a look right there at the coast we're looking at 24 miles per hour. so one thing will continue to watch throughout the day is going to be those wind gust. taking a look ahead. you can tomorrow it's going to be beautiful. saturday is going to be beautiful. but sunday with the potential for rain and things are going to change.lso rain right now. things are looking good. but this weekend could be a little dicey on the roadways. all right. that means get outdoors today and do something nice before the weekend happens. all right. hey, if you are heading into the city right now, we do have a disabled vehicle. >> 80 westbound on the bay bridge right near that treasure island exit. so about 31 minutes maze

i am at the front, arran is at number two, great is that three and brad is at the back, the one at the back has to be the fastest because they are running delegates that they can't put the brakes on. arran is a rookie so we decided to get him in nice and early even though he's done a fantastic job this year early even though he's done a fantasticjob this year and taylor at number three, usually a good all—rounder, the number three, somebody who can get fast but as the top end qualities. but what does success look like for you in the coming weeks and months and what are you looking forward to most? the skies the limit _ you looking forward to most? the skies the limit at the moment, we are setting — skies the limit at the moment, we are setting yourself goals, european championships this week is here, doubled — championships this week is here, doubled up with the world cup and we want to— doubled up with the world cup and we want to win _ doubled up with the world cup and we want to win all of that as well so if we _ want to win all of that as well so if we can— want to win al

look at this. everybody is double where they should be, almost triple where they should be, for this time of the year. we are at 288% of the average. it has just been a wild month when it comes to our snow. here's our oakland airport camera. claire and chile this morning, sunny and dry this afternoon. a level one light storm on wednesday. then, the dry pattern sets up to the upcoming weekend. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. certainly take a couple of layers with you out the door. you don't need the umbrella. you can leave veteran home -- at home today. it-50's, feeling nice with dry conditions. tonight, clear skies early on, clouds will thicken after midnight, ahead of our next storm system. here is future weather. enjoy the bright conditions today. here's the cold front that moves through starting tomorrow afternoon. first, in the north bay, by about 6 p.m. or 7 p.m., over san francisco. by 9:00, in the south bay, then out of here. a quick moving cold front, but it will bring some quick downpou

we >> we're back at 4.45. with a live look here at a caltrans camera northbound. 1, 1, at 23rd. and you can see traffic is flowing well, which is great news. the roads, a little drier right now because we're in a sort of a pause between storms. it was raining well into late last night. now we've got this brief break, but there is more rain on the way and unfortunately, looks like the time is going to put it right at the heart of the commute this morning. so be ready for that. we have another vantage point to share with you this morning. this airport boulevard and here again, a lot of space between the cars, everybody kind of taking it easy, giving themselves plenty following distance, which is great. and so that's the good news there. again, we're going to keep you updated on the road. conditions with throughout the morning. and john tracking that in coming next round of wet weather this morning. it's not over yet. john. tell us about it. yes, still that one more line of heavy rainfall from this system right here. >> after that, we'll still see some thunderstorms popping up on t

here at the kron. 4 news at noon, a camila barco. we'll have an update for us at 12, 30. the family of a tennessee man who died after a violent arrest is speaking out against 5 officers charged with his killing. officials are expected to release new video at 04:00pm our time today as kareen wynter tells us, tyree nichols mother is calling for any plan demonstrations today to please be peaceful. >> no should go through. >> what i'm going through right now, no hours before the expected release of graphic video showing the brutal beating of 29 year-old tyree nichols. >> his loved ones and the family's attorneys spoke out in memphis. we're along well said the 5 police officers, a district attorney charged in her son's death, quote, beat him to a pope in a senseless attack. i've never seen the video. >> but what heard is very horrific. >> the memphis police department immediately fire the officers who are all black. the charges include second-degree murder, kidnapping and official misconduct. nichols, a black motorist died 3 days followin

fbi agents began the search at 9:45 friday morning wrapping it up at 1030 at night. members of president biden's material were there at the search. it is up clear if the biden allowed the search and they ask and he consented to it. agent worked through living, storage spaces in the home. classified materials dating back to biden time as vice president were first discovered at penn biden center last fall a week before the midterm elections. that discovery was only made last week merrick garland appointed a special counsel to review they found documents in delaware a little more than a month later. news broke the classified documents found on january 9th before another document was found two days later. on january 12 garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the matter. the white house announced even more documents were found on january 14th while biden was at the wilmington property. as federal authorities continue to investigate his handling of the documents, joe and hunter, became the first presidentialal father son duo under investigation at same time. rac

take a look at this. yes. look at all that water. that's the lexington reservoir looking like a water fall. that is are trying to release all of this water out faster than the rain is filling them up. the water district says at least four of the reservoirs are spilling over after getting inundated during the last couple weeks. lexington reservoir along highway 17 there. this of course is a rare sight. so you can see the crowds have been gathering all d ahead of the los gatos creek trail to watch. >> looking at the reservoirs, typically, at least the years i can remember, there is just feet and feet of rocks at the edge. it's just completely fulfill it is pretty amazing. >> to keep up, the water district is pretty much releasing more than 3,000 gallons per second at lexington. we did send robert handa out there to check it out. we'll show why you all this activity is giving a lot of people a feeling of awe and dread. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri? >> seeing that spillway going over, doing what it is designed to do and with some dry

with at this point. looking out there at that point, our you've got the blue skies. what you're not seeing is is a little chilly. so to make sure to bundle up before you're going out there. aside from that, though, you are good to go for the weekend. >> and we have earned it because the past few weekends, you had to keep an eye on the radar. coit tower looks great. all the blue skies, not a cloud in the sky. we still do have freeze warnings in effect for just a moment or 2 more. but they'll go back into effect tonight with temperatures dropping below freezing yet again for some of our inland areas. temps still in the 30's for some of us redwood city year. 36 dublin, 39 right now petaluma at 38 in the meantime, alameda and san francisco, a mother more mild areas in the upper 40's that sunshine is helping us out a lot. but it is windy in some spots, especially out towards the delta and the coast. so make sure you're bundled up a brisk. but clear morning and a really nice afternoon ahead getting to all the details. still to come, rain something, you know that, ok? let's

tied at 106-106. all the highlights tonight at 11:00. for the second straight day, a norcal native orchestrated a bigup set at the australian open. jensen brooksby taking on the two-seed casper ruud, the norwegian, advancing to the third round. mackenzie mcdonald of piedmont who beat the number one, nadal, yesterday. so bear tennis players making their mark down under. i tell you. what watching steph teand warriors play, when they are motivated against an opponent they really want to beat, it's just a whole different feel than a lot of the regular season games where time to focus up. i think purdy is focused. it's not about a netflix documentary. it's bigger than a netflix documentary. it's the division playoffs. karina: coming up tonight on abc 7 celebrity jeopardy begins at 8:00, followed at 9:00 by "the parent test," stick around for "the chase" starting at 10:00, then abc 7 news at 11:00. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time have a great evening. we'll see you again at 11:00. hold

stopped at 202. i have no doubt about that. i just don't think the watch stopped immediately. i think it slowed down in a stop because it probably probably hit he might have died at 202, but he was on horse had to abandon the horse earlier than that of evidence for that now there is a a cannon in a neighborhood in atlanta marking mcpherson's death site. and it is actually at the spot that that well-known where they limits that cannon is in the right place. all right. but what's important here is that for the first time in the war, a union major general in charge of a major army is killed on a battlefield. now, i know you're going to say, well, nathaniel, i did not know nathaniel lyon was a brigadier general in charge of a 5000 man. division mcpherson's a major general in charge of a major army. there goes to the head of the west point class of 1853. the class also had hood and scofield in it, but he's out. so now the momentum is changing, isn't it? where those first two divisions of hardie's attack h

snow mix at first. but then temperatures drop really quick and snow level is going to drop along with that by saturday sunday and monday. we're going to have deep snow accumulation up there. that's the kind of snow you want to see. daytime high lake level at only 29 degrees. that's the white fluffy stuff. love to see it as far as radars concern. we are looking at some nice dry conditions for the bay area today. we love it. i mean, it's not often you talk about a dry day with so much excitement after this past 2, 3, us weeks now we are ready for it. you are seeing rainfall to our north. that is going to stay to our north north coast season. but today in the bay area, we're getting a break from it. rainfall arrives tomorrow as we move into the weekend. we continue to see it both saturday, sunday, even into monday. it does look likely that tuesday of next week could provide another break from the rain before resurgence of it on into wednesday. so we're just going to keep this momentum going tracking today.

one will take place in san francisco at the crossing at east cut on folsom street, that's at 2:30. the other in san jose at san pedro social. both events start at 2:30 and team representatives expect both events to be packed with fans. >> allows us to really extend the 49ers community and a lot of folks to have a stadium-like atmosphere to watch the game without having to actually be here at levi's. >> remember the niners played this season in mexico city. there's a huge fan base there, too, so the team will be hosting a watch party there today if you know anyone who happens to be in the neighborhood. >>> at 7:09 right now, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay". coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd. stay with us. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you ad

at tahoe. this is video taken by meteorologist kari hall. she was using her skills to say, oh, my gosh, it's so cold. it was snowing pretty good yesterday. kari, you said it was 26 degrees when you were there. >> yeah, and it's about 7 this morning. i got out before it really got cold. it was really cool to see all of the snow. i just posted pictures of snowmobiling in the backcountry in tahoe. it was amazing. >> you were celebrating your husband's birthday. happy birthday to him. >> and i was celebrating the sierra snowpack being double. >> a lot of celebration going on. >> we could have gone anywhere, but we're, like, let's go to tahoe and enjoy the snow. it's kind of chilly out there. i think i brought some of the cold weather with me. it's going to still be windy. a wind advisory in effect for the north bay until 1:00. some of the hills could see those gusts up to 60 miles per hour, with cold temperatures and the wind that creates a bigger wind chill factor. so you do want to make sure you'

santa cruz at the top at 68%. the shift role and tech companies announcing white layoffs. >> they are dealing with high interest rates for the first time in their history. investors pulling back a bit. all of that from san francisco. kumasi: san francisco chamber of commerce says areas like tourism are making a huge comeback. reggie: now for your money report, amazon shutting down smile services as it undergoes massive layoffs and cost cutting measures. in a statement the company said, "it is not created the impact we had generally hoped." charity program allowed customers to donate a portion of their purchases to an organization of their choosing. it donate about 400 million dollars to charities since the program began in 2013. now it is set to end february 20. taking a look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are down almost 200 points this morning. kumasi: a tough year for all airlines in 2022. according to the wall street journal, 15 airline scorecard, delta came out on top with the few

now you're at 30 degrees while hayward at 36 oakland at 35 degrees right now. some really cold temperatures just as cold as yesterday. we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings through 09:00am for almost all the bay area this morning. now skies are clear any chance of rain or snow for the next couple of days has moved its way down south. in fact, nor upper elevations of the border area right along southern california are seeing some snowfall this morning. well, back here at home, it's nothing but the sunshine to look forward to. that's going to help these cold temperatures lift into the 50's by the afternoon. high pressure will keep us dry temporarily. our next system sitting up in the gulf of alaska set to drop in towards thursday night into friday morning. that will result in some showers for the bay area. but between here and there, it's sunshine today and mostly sunny skies tomorrow. today's daytime highs will be in the mid to upper 50's today actually does get a little bit warmer than yesterday. as far as our temperatures go, which is definitely noth

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that at all. is there a disconnect between copper's prices and expectations of a global recession? martin: one of the assumptions to make in this market is look at the supply side as well, and what the bulls that goldman would say is that global inventory of copper is low. that means any incremental demand will be hard to match with supply. if china is recovering 2%, 4% copper demand growth, there is not a lot of copper around to feed that and it demands higher prices. at the end of the day, copper is tightened to macro sect meant -- macro sentiment around the world, and if you see a global slow down as he mentioned, that will -- as you mentioned, that will present a headwind for sentiment for copper for sure. dani: martin, thank you. such an interesting market. martin ritchie giving us the latest on the metals market. coming up, we get back to the all-important data point, the u.s. cpi later today. even though it is one of the most anticipated data points on the calendar, there is concern from in

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if you jump on at fremont and at homestead everything is clear. a report of trees, mud, power lines all down over the course of the last 24 hours. we will watch for the changes. be careful on the roadways. the latest 101 at tully has reopened. scattered flooding reports, again, 152, 129 and highway 25. 101 reopened. we're watching all of those suspects from yesterday. >>> dangerous for anyone heading out the door in marin county. >> live in mill valley, emma, folks have had enough of all of this. talk to us about what you're seeing out there. >> reporter: we're at the intersection of highway 1 and 101. a lot of standing water in this intersection and we're seeing cars go through it and their tires are partially submerged and it's fairly deep. there are no road closure signs here, but it isn't a good idea to be driving through it especially at a higher speed and it would be best for drivers to avoid this area. fortunately buses are still able to go through fairly easily and navigate to the parking lot. it is expected to recede over the course of to

kristen: tonight, jeopardy at 7:00, wheel of fortune at was shark tank at 8:00 and 2020 at 9:00, then the news at 11:00. there is osha returning to san francisco described as a one-manbij bank it -- one-man beach blanket babylon. we spoke with him earlier. [phone ringing >> ♪ hello ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ can you hear me ♪ >> how did you come up with this? >> it was a dream when i was 20. i woke up with the dream that is now on. >> yes. >> i woke up and took a white cardboard and cut the figure out . the idea came from history. because i was already how to drawing, i was talented for this naturally, and then we go to the carnival in venice, so i start to do performances for myself, for my friend, during the carnival event on the streets, so my first audience was the audience that could be like now. it is ok for five years old children until very old person. the show is for everybody. >> have any of the people you portray on stage ever seen the back or seen it on youtube somewhere? >> yes, yes, i perform with liza in a performance in london, and then i did the 50th one person several

so pretty heavy at times. but overall drying out, at least for now. but our next atmospheric river already churning off in the coast and it's going to tap into some tropical moisture. we could still see a stray shower or 2 come for early sunday morning. but the rest of the day, it's going to look fairly dry by later into the morning early afternoon. it isn't until around 5, 6 o'clock for your sunday evening that we start to notice that atmospheric river arriving from the south and pay close attention for those of you at half moon bay, because you're certainly going to get the bulk of the moisture becoming more widespread during the overnight hours. and then scattered hit or miss showers continuing off again on again throughout monday's. so those of you at half moon bay, you could get up to an inch and a half of rain, lesser amounts for those of you in santa rosa. but overall averaging about half an inch upwards of an inch for the rest of the bay area. and then the tradeoff thursday finally are drying trend begins, letting everything just so can settle

no ace today at all. the change we're having this week. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> president biden is back at the white house after getting a very up close look at storm damage along the coastline. he and governor newsom met with business owners and first responders. a plan to help rebuild california. the federal government will cover the full cost of debris removal and will pay for the overtime for first responders over the next 60 days. more than 500 fema employees are here as well to help support that disaster relief. the president delivered the message in a heartfelt speech to storm victims. >> the people of california, i say it again, the country is here for you and with you. >> governor newsom praised the federal response but warned of the threat of more storm damage because the risk is high. storm victims are wondering how quickly that federal aid will arrive. one former firefighter and presidential fema appointee says pretty quickly. >> once they register and provide the documentation that'

out in carlisle, pennsylvania at the carlisle barracks and is currently during this academic year at west point where she's serving as the charles bowl ewing visitor professor of history. she is also has been commissioned went through rotc and served in the us army reserves. and so she stands a long time ago, but you still stand fairly straight you're recognizable as a military person still she is the author of a whole slew of articles about this or military and history historical. i'm sorry the military political social sort of intersections of history in the era of the american revolution and the colonial era her first book belonging to the arm. can't followers and community during the american revolution still in print and absolutely an essential text for studying this period of time, but she's here to talk tonight about her hot off the press. i think this is maybe literally hot off the breast new book congress's own a canadian regiment the continental army and the american union canada. what is canada have to do with the american revolution, so please join me in warmly welcoming

it was indeed to observers at at fort wood and at orchard knob and at other points in chattanooga valley, a deed that might rightly fit that description that that dana gave as and a visible interposition of god. the in franks talk last night we heard about the appearance of the aurora or aurora borealis on the night of december the. 1862 at at fredericksburg and being read by the confederates as a sign of providence and and here dana is is invoking some of those same thoughts and ideas similar to one to confederate great view of the eclipse of the moon occurred on the night of the 24th and the early morning hours of the 25th as being a a bad omen. too often, i think, as we write and read history of our civil war, we we don't remember to read into that history enough any longer. the religious aspects of that that era, the course, the the battle of missionary ridge is just one of the several battles. in november of 1863, the battles for chattanooga as they are are largely known collectively. the battle of missionary ridge being the the closing or final battle of any size in that six month

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i know that at least four of those individuals are at our usc medical trauma hospital. i want to thank the medical staff that has been there, up all night, providing the services and helping those to heal. we have much more prayers to provide for our community. as you know, hate crime is nothing new for some in our community. especially the aapi community. that's why almost three years ago, the county board of supervisors took action, right on the cusp of covid, when we saw assaults against people of asian descent. we know this is a problem and we have to confront it. i hope today we remain united. when we see something, we say something. as the sheriff said, we know that this is a day of -- a solemn moment, but we also know that the lunar new year means so much to our aapi communities. this is a time of reflection and prayer. i will do whatever i can in my capacity working with all of our partners here to see how we can heal. but also come up with some plans and see how we can better seven our community so that we can stop this hate that somehow has taken a hold over o

call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> welcome back. we want to take a moment to remind you of the ways you can stay on top of this ever-changing weather. >> you can stream our newscast on our website at nbcbayarea.com. you can also watch on roku. just select the live tv tile on your home screen. scroll down. you'll find us at channel 133. if you have a samsung tv, go to channel 1035. more ways to watch our newscasts whenever you want. >>> raj mathai joins us now with a look at what's coming up at 5:30. >> a lot of story lines as we continue to deal with the aftermath of the storm. it's not just property damage here. there's a loss of life. a toddler was killed after a redwood tree fell through his home. we spoke with the family today. >>> also, frustration in san francisco. a restaurant owner says sandbags set up to protect his business were stolen. >>> and a community in the east bay continues to watch a hillside closely, hoping it won't give way into their homes. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'

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at springfield, hawkins records at daybreak on the 14th of april. all three divisions march out, followed by a baggage train. he records eight wagons, 21 teams. 21 teams to be pulling these wagons? those have got to be really heavy wagons. and they definitely are. because what's on them? loaded with spades, shovels, axes, picks, carbines, horseman's swords, pistols and other military stores. carpenters tools, our murderers tools, provisions. they are out to really cut this road and they are taking all the tools with them. i think for a minute with that would look like to the community is through which this baggage train is going with these soldiers in these three divisions. who may not have seen a lot of soldiers up to this point. but they are moving through. this is part of hazen and gauging the populace. it is not just the tools to cut the road, this is, if you will, to show the flag in this area. this is a borderland on this revolutionary frontier, where much of the action is beyond their but they are not forgotten. okay? we are sending troops up

i-80 at castle peak. and as you can see, still tracking fresh powder on and off the roadways this evening. so we still have a winter storm warning in effect for the next couple of minutes. but that's this year. snowpack. that is certainly the big talker out in this year because right now it's averaging 247% of normal. that is a record for mid-january standards. and we're expecting more snow showers in the days to come. so right now we are starting to notice drier conditions for most of this year. a winter storm warning and winter weather advisory allowed to expire by 10 o'clock tonight. so in just a few minutes, we're going to see most of those warnings and advisories expire for the huge chunk of this year. and we're going to see an additional 2 to 5 inches of snow, upwards of about a foot of snow or less for elevations above 7,000 feet. from the wet weather that we got today and gusty winds as well starting to die down. so future cast for tracking drier conditions. that drying trend going to continue all

look at those light blue skies at work. we have a little bit of a breeze that's been hanging on a little bit, but not as aggressive as was yesterday and overnight. so temperatures were able to fall a little bit to be in the east bay will make up for this afternoon, but not as much as we're going to see temperatures pop in some cases, the north bay and also in the south. but you'll see this in the 4 zone forecast in a tahoe. it's also remaining dry and sunny and temperatures bumping up there to the mid 40's as we get into friday right before they kind of fall back down again, hopefully will be picking up some more snow as we get into the weekend. now, there are more likely to get some precipitation to the bay area, but hopefully we'll all get something 30's inland. even at this hour. 42 for antioch. 34 santa rosa. 48 a bottle. 54 san francisco got this 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline. back to those winds again because they're coming back a little bit when we get to wednesday thursday zone, it looks like popping right

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