That cloud cover thickens up so its going to remain with us through much of the morning commute. All the way into the east bay hills out towards the coast. Before we do eventually see some clearing skies and like weve seen for the past few weeks down abundant sunshine for most of the bay as for stormtracker 4 really quiet picture you wont run into much of anything except for some coastal drizzle right along the coast and then into the hills of the east bay. Temperatures 50s and 60s for most areas conquered year at 63 livermore at 62 double in fremont the low 60s well berkeley, San Francisco and timber on in the mid 50s for your current temperatures as we make our way into the afternoon daytime highs are swiftly going to rise yet again but not quite as warm as they were for the day yesterday nor on saturday either with most inland highs remaining in the 80s today, youre still gonna have a couple of 90s which well talk about in a second. Coastal in bay areas in the 60s and 70s. I do have
Saying it will reopen 100 stores in the u. S. This week and progress on the vaccine front with heavy hitters stepping in which well have much more on. We will and not just are we excited about the new package there, the music is exciting i had seen the graphic, but i add not heard this music they should just playing through the whole hour to keep people on their toes very dynamic and thanks to the team for making it work. 59 minutes left of the show and big guests to come a huge exclusive with the ceo of merck. Ken frazier. Hell join us as they lay out their strategy to battle the coronavirus. Plus, mt. Sinai teaming one a slew of companies to support front line workers well speak with the ceo and ceo of pinterest. Mike is drilling down on the action meg is tracking progress on the vaccine front and wilfred has new comments from jamie dimon, but mike, first to you on this Broader Market and take ussen inside what are you seeing . Yes, obviously have broken above these levels everybody
Look at this rally going on at Oakland City Hall before a Martin Luther king jr. Day march. This is one of the moms who had been living illegally in that home on the boyer street in oakland. Those moms were kicked out after a judge ordered that. The homes owner and the Development Company and the city of oakland and the moms have come to an agreement that could but those moms move back in to the home. Wedgwood is the Development Company and they will negotiate in good faith with the Oakland Community land trust so they can purchase the home at or below the appraised value. That home has been the site of a protest since november despite having no right to that home. They were upset about outside developers flipping homes when so many people or homeless. The judge ruled in wedgwoods favor. Today they have this to say i am willing to sit down with anybody who was interested in ending the homelessness crisis. We are skeptical of folks coming out now when we reached out and tweeted and made
I am chris wilson, the Deputy Director of the new Mexico Institute here and i lead our work on the u. S. Mexico border along with other things. We are pleased to be partnering with the Border Trade Alliance again on our sixth annual building competitive u. S. Mexico border,. The u. S. Mexico border especially when viewed for washington or on the National News media is understood principally as a risk. Entranceal enters. 4 iteris the task, a risk for jump trafficking, a risk of unauthorized immigration, and it is in a sense all of those things. It does represent some risk. The u. S. Mexico border is absolutely an integral part of our Homeland Defense system as well as good policing and plenty of other pieces of that system. But the border is so much more than that. The border is much more than a risk to me represent an opportunity. Already the four u. S. And six mexican states present the fourth largest economy in the world. Already we have about half a trillion dollars of u. S. Mexican
In this portion of the event, senator john cornyn of texas spoke about border security, crossborder trade, and the u. S. Mexico trade agreement. This is 30 minutes. Me know when it is time to go. Good morning. So, welcome to the Wilson Center. We are going to get started today. I am chris wilson, the Deputy Director of the new Mexico Institute here and i lead our work on the u. S. Mexico border along with other things. We are pleased to be partnering with the Border Trade Alliance again on our sixth annual building competitive u. S. Mexico border,. The u. S. Mexico border especially when viewed for washington or on the National News media is understood principally as a risk. Entranceal enters. 4 iteris the task, a risk for jump trafficking, a risk of unauthorized immigration, and it is in a sense all of those things. It does represent some risk. The u. S. Mexico border is absolutely an integral part of our Homeland Defense system as well as good policing and plenty of other pieces of t